The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
Read MoreA Man on the Inside will end with Season 3 at Netflix, with Nick Offerman, Bernadette Peters, Stephen Root and more joining Ted Danson.
Read MoreTed Lasso's Jeremy Swift unpacks Season 4, Episode 8, which features a big Roy-and-Keeley development and teases a major return ahead of the October 7 finale.
Read MoreSteve Buscemi once played a guidance counselor in a surreal sitcom for kids that helped usher in a golden age of programming at Nickelodeon.
Read More40 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.
Read MoreLong before Thurston Howell III washed up on Gilligan's Island, Jim Backus appeared in a now-forgotten — yet strangely familiar — NBC sitcom.
Read MoreWant to stream Murphy Brown? There's a frustrating reason the beloved sitcom remains largely unavailable today, and fixing it would be a massive task.
Read MoreABC's TGIF block was the average sitcom fan's dream back in the '90s, but not every series could be a hit like Family Matters. The proof? This sci-fi flop.
Read MoreIf you're a former '90s kid, you may be wondering where the "Boy Meets World" cast is now. We're checking in on all of the show's beloved stars.
Read MoreThe Sopranos' Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa say HBO paid James Gandolfini a fortune to keep their leading man from taking a hilarious gig elsewhere.
Read MoreNot every great series is appreciated in their time. It took being canceled for these sitcoms to break into the mainstream and get the attention they deserve.
Read MoreThroughout history, Merlin has always stood by Britain's Once and Future King — even on short-lived CBS sitcoms that modernized Arthur's legend for the '80s.
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 MoreFreddie Prinze Jr.'s brief appearance in an episode of the hit sitcom Family Matters was certainly memorable for him — but not for a good reason.
Read MoreGeena Davis got an early TV break opposite Dabney Coleman on a short-lived NBC sitcom, where she also stepped behind the scenes to write an episode.
Read MoreThe Secret Service take their job seriously, something this NBC sitcom had to learn the hard (and weird) way when they wanted a presidential-level cameo.
Read MoreIt's hard to believe a sitcom starring Molly Ringwald ever bomb, but even a cast of future A-Listers couldn't save this forgotten '90s series.
Read MoreTVLine is keeping a running list of every actor from The Big Bang Theory who appears in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe — Episode 9 spoilers ahead!
Read MoreMayim Bialik returns as Amy in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Episode 9. Plus, the EPs reveal why Golden Age Flash's battle against Mr. Freeze went unseen.
Read MoreHollywood has a patchy record when it comes to adapting British sitcoms for American audiences, but these shows are all ripe for U.S. remakes.
Read MoreTim Allen was one of the biggest names in the world of entertainment during the 1990s — and it all began with one wildly successful ABC sitcom.
Read MoreRecap: Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 7 puts Roy's feelings for Keeley in focus as the Lady Greyhounds question the meaning of Believe.
Read MoreWhat would have been anyone else's big break was a stepping stone for these stars who only rose into the A-List after leaving the series that made them famous.
Read MoreThe Scrubs cast, creator Bill Lawrence and showrunner Aseem Batra revisit Cox's pivotal Season 1 storyline and reveal the significant role it plays in Season 2.
Read MoreABC almost changed the name of "Happy Days" to "Fonzie's Happy Days" at one point, and Henry Winkler's co-star Ron Howard wasn't happy about it.
Read MoreThese sitcoms broke all the rules of television by breaking the fourth wall and finding fun ways to acknowledge the audience or poke fun at being a TV show.
Read MoreThe Flintstones came back to TV in the '80s when a sci-fi series on NBC needed a last-minute replacement and gave the modern stone-age family a second chance.
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