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40 years later, one of NBC's strangest sitcom gambles remains a beloved TV oddity that proved even skeptical critics could be won over in time.
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Read MoreJames Gandolfini as Tony Soprano is one of the greatest casting decisions of all time, but the star didn't believe HBO thought he was leading man material.
Read MoreDespite holding up fairly well, Friends can be a challenge to get through these days thanks to some particularly problematic and downright creepy episodes.
Read MoreThe actor who plays Lieutenant Nathan Boone on Sheriff Country has starred in several recognizable shows over the years. Here's where you may have seen him.
Read MoreBreaking Bad delivered plenty of unforgettable episodes, but one still stands above the rest 13 years later, thanks to its devastating story and performances.
Read MoreThe Season 4 finale of Reacher has turned out to be just as violent and bloody as the last three seasons' conclusions, but a lot more optimistic.
Read MoreLike the Lee Child books, Reacher can be hit and miss to say the least. Here's our definitive ranking of the best and worst of the show so far.
Read MoreDanny DeVito was the final ingredient that made It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but the series had to make one major change to keep him on the show forever.
Read MoreTimothy Olyphant has played his fair share of handsome leading men on television, but you wouldn't know it based on the star 2006's guest spot on this sitcom.
Read MoreKathleen Robertson worked with TV star Kelsey Grammer on an early-2010s drama, and her character was fairly similar to Elspeth Sampson in Reacher.
Read MoreWhy was Pete Campbell so miserable on Mad Men? Vincent Kartheiser explains the character's lack of purpose and why his search for happiness took so long.
Read MoreAlan Ritchson reached for the stars and made his acting dreams come true, but before Reacher elevated him into an A-list star, he was in these great series.
Read MoreBefore he shot to fame with his roles in "The Stand" and "Forrest Gump," Gary Sinise played a sinister British serial killer in a forgotten NBC crime drama.
Read MoreThe most influential crop dramas completely changed the face of the genre by featuring new storytelling devices, movie-like direction, and nuanced characters.
Read MoreJack Reacher owns nothing and answers to no one, and author Lee Child has a very specific explanation for why that's the key to his appeal.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Next Generation had more stories left to tell according to one of the series' writers. Here's why Paramount ended the show in its prime.
Read MoreLong before The Diplomat, Keri Russell guest-starred on Scrubs in a two-episode role that put her right in the middle of J.D. and Elliot's drama.
Read MoreThe world of The Walking Dead is as dangerous as it is deadly, but the AMC series went surprisingly easy on a few main characters compared to the gorier comics.
Read MoreHarry Crane was hardly the moral heart of Mad Men's first season, but he wasn't a total sleazeball, either. So, what does Rich Sommer think about his decline?
Read MoreThis legendary late-night host switched from Late Night on NBC to Late Show on CBS in 1993, and his audience followed. Here's why he made the change.
Read MoreIn 2005, this new show became an instant hit with its two-hour premiere, prompting the initial episode run to be extended from 13 to 22 episodes.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone was never afraid of an unhappy ending — but CBS executives feared that Rod Serling's original pilot script took things too far.
Read MoreThis memorable Season 7 episode of "The Simpsons" featured Jeff Goldblum in a role he had to record twice. Here's what he and the showrunners said about it.
Read MorePeter Cullen voiced one of Disney's most iconic characters for decades, developing a distinctively gloomy sound for the role across TV and film.
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