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ABC Banned All Promotion For The Launch Of This Controversial '70s Sitcom
It's tough to launch a successful show if you can't get promotion, and this classic '70s sitcom barely managed to survive its controversial beginnings.
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An Online Puppet Show Landed A Bob's Burgers Star A South Park Writing Gig
There's one almost straight line from the writer's room on "South Park" to "Bob's Burgers." The connection comes through a weirdly wonderful online puppet show.
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15 Best Sitcoms Of The '90s, Ranked
These '90s sitcoms helped define a pivotal era in television, blending familiar formats with bold storytelling that influenced comedy for years to come.
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St. Denis Medical Stars Weigh In: Are Matt And Serena The New Jim And Pam?
NBC's St. Denis Medical has found its own Jim-and-Pam romance in nurses Matt and Serena — here's what the stars have to say about those comparisons.
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Annie Potts' Meemaw Is Scheming Again Upon Her Return To Georgie & Mandy — And She's Not The Only Young Sheldon Vet Back
Annie Potts made her long-awaited return to Georgie & Mandy, marking her first appearance in nearly a year due to her commitment to Fox's Best Medicine.
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Halle Berry Starred In A Forgotten Who's The Boss? Spin-Off For ABC
Several years before she became a movie star, Halle Berry was a supporting cast member in an ill-fated Leah Remini vehicle about teenage models.
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10 Sitcoms Without A Single Bad Season
A select group of sitcoms has avoided the usual drop-off in quality, earning lasting praise for staying sharp, consistent, and memorable from beginning to end.
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What To Watch In April: Your Guide To 150+ TV Premieres And Finales
Discover what to watch in April 2026 with TVLine's guide to 150+ TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.
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Rooster Renewed For Season 2 At HBO
Rooster will return for a second semester: HBO has renewed the Steve Carell comedy for Season 2, TVLine has learned.
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Scrubs Shocker: John C. McGinley Unpacks Life-Altering Dr. Cox Twist — 'It's The Alpha Trying To Deal With Fear'
Spoiler Alert! In conversation with TVLine, Scrubs star John C. McGinley discusses Dr. Cox's return to Sacred Heart and his future on the ABC revival.
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The Simpsons Cast And Writers Used To Track Fan Criticism — Here's Why They Stopped
During the very early days of the internet, The Simpsons cast worked hard to keep track of certain fan criticism.
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Connie Britton Unpacks 'Revolutionary' Rooster Role, Working With Steve Carell, And Reuniting With Spin City Boss Bill Lawrence
Thirty years after Spin City, Connie Britton tells TVLine about reuniting with Rooster co-creator Bill Lawrence, and her 'revolutionary' role in the HBO comedy.
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Why Seinfeld Got Rid Of Kramer's Dog And How That Changed Michael Richards' Character
Seinfeld’s pilot featured a dog named Ralph, but behind-the-scenes decisions led to his removal and reshaped Kramer in the process.
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Georgie & Mandy Face Mary's Wrath In Missy-Centric Episode — Read Recap
If you squinted, this week’s Georgie & Mandy looked an awful lot like an episode of Young Sheldon, complete with a spotlight on Missy and a fired-up Mary.
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The Drew Carey Show Character Played By Jamie Lee Curtis That You Likely Forgot
Jamie Lee Curtis made a brief appearance on The Drew Carey Show in an early season that many viewers may not remember today.
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St. Denis Medical Stars Break Down That Moment We've All Been Waiting For
A long-awaited moment finally happened during St. Denis Medical's penultimate episode — here's what the actors involved told us about the pivotal scene.
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Rooster Runs Wild: Director Zach Braff Breaks Down Greg's Night Out In Episode 4 — And Working With John C. McGinley Across Two Shows
Scrubs star Zach Braff talks directing Steve Carell and John C. McGinley in Bill Lawrence’s Rooster, and how Episode 4 marks a turning point for the HBO comedy.
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Why Kevin James Doesn't Think A King Of Queens Reboot Makes Sense
Kevin James says a King of Queens reboot wouldn’t feel right without a key part of what made the show work.
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Why Kaley Cuoco Was Against Penny's The Big Bang Theory Ending
Not all fans were pleased with Penny's ending in The Big Bang Theory. Even star Kaley Cuoco found some faults with it.
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Patrick Dempsey Starred In A Terrible Sitcom Based On One Of The '80s Greatest Teen Movies
Patrick Dempsey once starred in a short-lived sitcom adaptation of a beloved ’80s teen movie — and it failed for some key reasons.
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Who Played Drew Carey's Rarely-Seen Boss In The First Season Of His Show?
Before Craig Ferguson took over as Drew’s boss on The Drew Carey Show, a rarely-seen character voiced by a familiar face ran the workplace.
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A Ted Scene-Stealer Had An Unforgettable Guest Role In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
A familiar face from Ted once appeared on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia — and the role couldn’t be more different.
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Bill Lawrence Confirms Cougar Town Easter Egg In Rooster — Did You Catch It?
Sitcom mastermind Bill Lawrence likes to reward eagle-eyed fans with the occasional Easter egg. Case in point: A Cougar Town Easter egg in Rooster Episode 3.
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Why Carroll O'Connor Decided Edith Had To Die For His All In The Family Spin-Off
The off-camera demise of Jean Stapleton's Edith was the most heartbreaking moment in Archie Bunker's Place, but Carroll O'Connor thought it had to be done.
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How Henry Winkler Accidentally Created The Fonz's Most Memed Happy Days Moment
We mostly remember The Fonz for being cool ... but one of the silliest things he ever did changed the way we talk about TV shows to this very day.
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The Munsters' Near-Forgotten '80s Revival Ran Longer Than The Original Series
There have been a few attempts to revive The Munsters for a contemporary audience, and 1988's The Munsters Today was definitely one of them.
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Seth MacFarlane's Easiest Family Guy Voice Is Surprising
You might think after more than 500 episodes they would all be pretty easy, but some of MacFarlane's signature characters are still a challenge to perform.
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