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Ghosts Exclusive Sneak Peek: Ben Feldman's Kyle Returns At Thanksgiving To Do The Ghosts' Bidding (And Annoy Jay) — Watch
Ghosts' Jay isn't too happy to see Kyle back at Woodstone Mansion in our exclusive sneak peek.
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2Jimmy Kimmel Was Responsible For One Of Hacks' Best Jokes
Jimmy Kimmel made a big impact in his cameo on HBO Max's Hacks, and as it turns out, he wrote one of the episode's -- and the series' -- best jokes ever.
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6A Breaking Bad Actor Almost Played The Office's Michael Scott
Before The Office went with Steve Carell as Michael Scott, this future Breaking Bad mainstay came close to playing the clueless but lovable Dunder Mifflin boss.
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2Rick Moranis Reprised His Most Beloved Role In A Hilarious The Goldbergs Episode
Although he's mostly stayed away from the spotlight since the 1990s, Rick Moranis had a memorable cameo on The Goldbergs, reprising an iconic role.
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5214 Actors Who Regretted Quitting Their TV Shows
There will always be times when actors suddenly quit successful TV shows, only to regret their decision at least a year or two after the fact.
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4Andy Samberg Only Accepted His Brooklyn Nine-Nine Role For One Simple Reason
Given his recent working history at the time, it wasn't surprising that this was why Andy Samberg joined Brooklyn Nine-Nine as lead character Jake Peralta.
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9TV Kissing Scenes You Didn't Know Were Improvised
A kiss between two people can make for an unforgettable TV moment, and this is especially true if it turns out to be unscripted, as it was in these 10 scenes.
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0Steven Spielberg Helped Create An Underrated Emmy-Winning Showtime Series
While best known for his work as a legendary filmmaker, Steven Spielberg had a hand in this Showtime dramedy, which ran for three seasons.
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1The Chair Company Fans Have To Check Out Tim Robinson's Short-Lived Cult Sitcom
Attention, fans of The Chair Company: Tim Robinson had an earlier sitcom that you need to check out too.
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1The Fan-Favorite iCarly Character Who Almost Got A Spin-Off Series
Following iCarly's original run on Nickelodeon, one of the show's more popular characters was involved in a pilot for a spin-off series that never got to air.
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13The Office's 15 Best Episodes Ranked
It's a Herculean task given how iconic The Office has become in the years since it wrapped up, but here are the sitcom's 15 best episodes ever, ranked.
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29The Paper Premiere Opens With A Nod To Dunder Mifflin's Scranton Branch — Plus, Grade It!
The Paper unveiled its debut issue on NBC, but it had to check in with an old friend first — read our premiere recap, and grade it in our poll.
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11What The Cast Of Married... With Children Looks Like Today
For 11 seasons, Married... With Children showcased the antics of the dysfunctional Bundy family. Here's what the sitcom's main cast looks like in present day.
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5Popular TV Child Actors That Left Hollywood Behind
Once a staple of television screens at a very young age, these child actors have since veered away from acting and chosen other careers away from the camera.
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2415 Seinfeld Episodes To Skip On A Rewatch
Seinfeld produced a lot of gems during its nine seasons on air. But these 15 episodes are easily skippable when rewatching the show about nothing.
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7What Happened To The Cast Of Taxi?
Here's what the main cast of the successful early 1980s sitcom Taxi has been up to since the series' cancellation more than 40 years ago.
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4The Big Bang Theory's Original Title Feels Completely Out Of Place
It may be a shock to fans of The Big Bang Theory that the show was supposed to have a different -- and awkward in hindsight -- name before its debut.
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8Reba McEntire And Happy's Place Cast Unpack Emmett's Big Secret — And Tee Up JoAnna Garcia Swisher's Arrival
In conversation with TVLine, McEntire, Melissa Peterman and their fellow castmates tee up the rest of Season 2 — and another highly anticipated Reba reunion.
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3115 TV Theme Songs You Didn't Know Were Created By Famous Musicians
A TV show's theme song can play a huge part in making the series memorable, even more so when a well-known musician or band is performing it.
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7Austin Butler Had More Than 40 Appearances In A Classic Nickelodeon Sitcom
Years before he rose to big-screen fame on films such as Elvis, Austin Butler was little more than an extra for most of this Nickelodeon teen sitcom's run.
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8Before Frasier, Cheers Had A Spin-Off That Only Lasted One Season
As a Cheers spin-off, Frasier was a massive success, but years before that, there was another, far less notable spin-off that was axed after just 13 episodes.
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28Scrubs First Look: Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke And Judy Reyes Are Back On Set In New Video
TVLine is rounding up everything we know about ABC's Scrubs revival ahead of its Feb. 25 premiere.
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1610 TV Show Pilots You Had No Idea Were Completely Reshot Before Airing
Reshoots are not always a bad thing in Hollywood. These 10 television pilots are proof that sometimes a second, and maybe even a third, try is needed.
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10How I Met Your Mother's Barney Was Written With A Specific Actor In Mind (Not Neil Patrick Harris)
Before Neil Patrick Harris perfectly brought life to Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother, the show's creators had another actor in mind for the part.
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10Gilligan's Island Could Have Had A Different Setting If CBS Executives Got Their Way
Before Gilligan's Island became a big hit, CBS bigwigs had a different idea for the show's premise, and it wasn't about people stranded on an island.
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8St. Denis Medical Boss: Matt And Serena's Potential Romance 'Is Not Over' After Premiere Curveball
St. Denis Medical is back for Season 2, and Matt and Serena's will-they-won't-they relationship just got more complicated.
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5Tracy Morgan Talks Neighborhood Spinoff Crutch ('I'm Basically The Black Archie Bunker') And Juggling Two Sitcoms At Once
In conversation with TVLine, Morgan talks about juggling the Paramount+ sitcom with a new NBC comedy from longtime collaborator Tina Fey.
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