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What Happened To The Brady Bunch's Cousin Oliver Actor?
Cousin Oliver wasn't on The Brady Bunch for long, but the actor's career continued in unexpected places. There's a good chance you've heard him since.
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5 Best Sitcom Grandmas Of All Time, Ranked
Some sitcom grandmas offer warmth and wisdom, while others bring chaos and laughs. These five memorable characters prove there's no one way to be a grandma
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Before Star Trek's Data, Brent Spiner Had A Recurring Role On This Hit '80s Sitcom
In the mid-80s, Brent Spiner played a perpetually unlucky man always getting himself into legal trouble on this sitcom, which was revived in 2023.
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Before Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver Starred In A Beloved '60s Sitcom
Most people think Gilligan was Bob Denver's breakthrough TV role, but that's not actually the case. It was this beloved '60s sitcom that gave him his big break.
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5 Beloved '70s Sitcoms That Don't Hold Up Today
There's no shortage of iconic series from the 1970s, but for every sitcom that stands the test of time, you get two that would never fly with viewers today.
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Why Holland Taylor Left Two And A Half Men
Holland Taylor was a regular fixture as Charlie's mother in the first six seasons of "Two and a Half Men," but she only appeared as a guest star after that.
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Before Friends, Jennifer Aniston Starred In A Forgotten '90s Sketch Comedy Show
Friends turned Jennifer Aniston into an icon, but before she won over everyone's hearts as Rachel Green, she starred in one of the edgiest series of the 1990s.
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How Lucille Ball Influenced The Brady Bunch's Name
"The Brady Bunch" almost had a different name entirely, and Lucille Ball had an indirect hand in it being changed.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
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.
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The Brady Bunch Wasn't Nearly As Popular As Everyone Believes
Audiences and critics didn't welcome The Brady Bunch with open arms back in 1969. Despite the sitcom's legacy, the Bradys fought an uphill battle to success.
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Gilligan's Island Actor Alan Hale Jr. Almost Missed His Chance To Play The Skipper
To audition for his role as The Skipper in "Gilligan's Island," beloved actor Alan Hale Jr. had to go on quite an adventure — and it all began in the desert.
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Happy's Place Showrunner Tees Up Jane Lynch's Return As Gabby's Mom — And How James Denton Will Complicate Bobbie's Love Life
TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek at Jane Lynch's return as Gabby's mom Val on Happy's Place, plus scoop on James Denton's debut as Bobbie's new love interest.
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Scrubs Sheds New Light On J.D. And Elliot's Divorce — And Makes A Strong Case For More Episodes
Scrubs sheds new light on J.D. and Elliot's divorce while also demonstrating why the revival needs longer seasons, argues TVLine's Ryan Schwartz.
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What Brady Bunch Star Robert Reed Really Thought Of His Younger Co-Stars
In front of the cameras, Robert Reed was a loving father and stepfather to the six kids on "The Brady Bunch." But what was his real, unvarnished view of them?
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The First Sitcom Michael J. Fox Starred In Is Impossible To Stream
Before he played Alex P. Keaton on "Family Ties" or Marty McFly in the "Back to the Future" movies, Michael J. Fox co-starred in a Canadian TV series.
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Patrick Stewart Guest-Starred In One Of Frasier's Best Episodes
The late Patrick Stewart played an opera conductor in the "Frasier" Season 11 episode "The Doctor is Out," which has an impressive rating on IMDb.
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The Real-Life Reason The Big Bang Theory's Penny Is From Nebraska
Kaley Cuoco's claim-to-fame character isn't from the Cornhusker State by coincidence. Her backstory is inspired by someone very close to TBBT.
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NBC Nearly Rejected Michael J. Fox For Family Ties For An Absurd Reason
At one point in history, the showbiz rise and success of Michael J. Fox in the 1980s did not necessarily look like a foregone conclusion.
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5 Sitcoms That Had A Supporting Character Who Became The Focus Of The Show
Sometimes, plans for a sitcom change on the fly due to overwhelming audience demand. Here are some side characters who required a bigger spotlight.
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Before Young Sheldon, Emily Osment Was A Regular On Another Chuck Lorre Series
When the Mandy McAllister actor arrived in the Big Bang Universe on Season 5 of Young Sheldon, she had quite a bit of prior experience in television comedy.
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5 Big Bang Theory Jokes That Didn't Age Well
Sheldon and Howard's attitudes towards women were already pretty questionable in the late 2000s. In the 2020s, they're the epitome of cringe.
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Why Matthew Perry Wished Friends Wasn't Quite As Popular As It Was During Its Peak
Friends was one of TV's biggest hits, but Matthew Perry had mixed feelings about its success. Here's what he said and which episode he loved most.
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'60s Female Sitcom Icons Who Aren't Talked About Enough Today
The '60s gave us some of television's most beloved sitcoms, but many of their talented leading ladies deserve more recognition for their lasting impact.
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Matthew Perry Played A Cop On This Short-Lived '90s Sitcom Starring An '80s TV Icon
Before he rose to fame on Friends, Matthew Perry co-starred in this CBS sitcom alongside an actress known for her role in the '80s staple One Day at a Time.
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Gilligan's Island Actor Bob Denver's Acting Debut Was On A Military Submarine Drama
Before Gilligan landed himself on one of the most iconic islands in TV history, his actor Bob Denver got his start in a drama that brought him underwater.
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Leonard Nimoy Donated An Important (And Unusual) Prop To The Big Bang Theory
"The Big Bang Theory" is no stranger to "Star Trek" jokes and references, but Spock himself (played by Leonard Nimoy) actually donated this prop to the show.
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Two And A Half Men Creator Has A Theory About Hugh Grant Turning Down Charlie Sheen's Role
Hugh Grant came very close to replacing Charlie Sheen in "Two and a Half Men." Chuck Lorre thinks he knows why Grant pulled out at the last minute.
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