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Malcolm In The Middle's Hal Was Written Differently Until Bryan Cranston Showed Up
Malcolm in the Middle’s Hal wasn’t meant to be so quirky — but Bryan Cranston’s performance pushed the character in a new direction.
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The Big Bang Theory Storylines That Went Absolutely Nowhere
When a show is as sprawling and long-running as The Big Bang Theory, which ran for 12 seasons, some storylines are bound to fall by the wayside.
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Superstore's Cloud 9 Has Shown Up In More Sitcoms Than You Think
The iconic Cloud 9 big box chain may be known as the main location in Superstore, but a sharp eye will see it pop up in a surprising number of other sitcoms.
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Better Call Saul's Rhea Seehorn Starred In A Failed Sitcom Pilot Connected To Veep
Better Call Saul star Rhea Seehorn has only broken out further in TV dramas with Pluribus, but she also once led a sitcom pilot from the creators of Veep.
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Henry Winkler Had To Fight To Save One Of The Fonz's Perfect Happy Days Moments
Henry Winkler stole the show as the Fonz in Happy Days, and he had to fight for his character's authenticity in one of the series' iconic scenes.
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Here's How Much Of Rick And Morty Is Really Improvised
Fans of "Rick and Morty" love the show for its wacky plots and improvisational tone. However, not as much of the humor is as off-the-cuff as you may think!
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Kathy Griffin's Second Seinfeld Appearance Was Based On A Hilarious True Story
A real joke from Kathy Griffin’s stand-up career directly inspired her second appearance on Seinfeld.
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Why George Cooper's Young Sheldon Funeral Episode Didn't Air As Planned
"Young Sheldon" was known for its heartwarming humor, but one of the show's most emotional episodes had to scale that back for a reason.
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Tina Fey's First 30 Rock Pitch Would Have Led To A Different Show
Before Tina Fey nailed down a proper pilot script for 30 Rock, the SNL alum envisioned the show taking place in a completely different setting.
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A Parks And Recreation Supporting Actor Originally Auditioned For Ron Swanson
One Parks and Recreation audition could have changed the show's most iconic dynamic, and the eventual result became a key part of what made the ensemble click.
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Arrested Development's Funniest Casting Choice Was A Last-Minute Decision
A defining element of Arrested Development came together at the 11th hour, proving that improvisation can sometimes be much better than planning.
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Why Lucille Ball's I Love Lucy Ended Without A Traditional Final Episode
Major sitcoms these days wrap up with grand farewells to give the audience closure, but somehow, I Love Lucy concludes with Lucy pretending to be a statue.
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South Park's Opening And Closing Theme Music Is Actually The Same Song
South Park’s theme music hides a clever detail that many longtime fans miss, reinforcing the show’s deep connection to music and its creators.
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Zach Braff And Donald Faison Have The Exact Same Favorite Scrubs Episode
Zach Braff and Donald Faison agree on one episode that perfectly captures Scrubs humor and heart, and the choice says a lot about their real-life bond.
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Why Charlie Sheen Replaced Michael J. Fox On Spin City
Spin City faced a turning point when Michael J. Fox had to be replaced by Charlie Sheen, setting the stage for an unexpected transition in its final seasons.
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How Appearing On One Episode Of Seinfeld Helped Change This Hollywood Legend's Career
A single Seinfeld appearance ended up having an outsized impact on one future Hollywood icon’s career.
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This Gilligan's Island Guest Star Was A Headache For Russell Johnson
Of the big-name guest stars who appeared on Gilligan's Island, only one could get the best of The Professor. This famous comedian put Russell Johnson on edge.
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Danny DeVito Rejected A Seinfeld Role That Could Have Changed His Career
Well after establishing himself as a television legend, Danny DeVito turned down a Seinfeld role that could have made him an even bigger star.
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How Jenna Fischer Feels About The Office's Quality After Steve Carell's Exit
For some fans of The Office, the show wasn't the same after Steve Carell left. Jenna Fischer weighed in on the series' final two seasons in a recent interview.
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Why Iain Armitage And Raegan Revord Didn't Watch The Big Bang Theory Before Young Sheldon
Young Sheldon took an unusual approach with its younger stars, avoiding direct ties to the original series while still building a faithful origin story.
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Why Bryan Cranston Needed A Body Double For The Malcolm In The Middle Pilot
A memorable sitcom introduction wasn’t as straightforward as it looked. Behind-the-scenes challenges shaped one iconic Malcolm In The Middle moment.
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All In The Family Made Television History In The Most Unexpected Way Possible
All in the Family is widely remembered for the sociocultural barriers it broke on TV, but its responsibility for another, less lofty first is less well known.
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An Underrated FX Series Reunited Courteney Cox And Jennifer Aniston After Friends Ended
A short-lived FX drama brought two sitcom icons back together, revealing how differently their post-comedy careers intersected after a defining TV era.
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One Of The '70s Best Sitcoms Was Based On A Martin Scorsese Movie
Director Martin Scorsese is best known for his gritty dramas. However, one of his early films became the unlikely source material for a beloved 1970s sitcom.
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Why Alicia Silverstone Turned Down An Important How I Met Your Mother Guest Role
Alicia Silverstone was set to appear on "How I Met Your Mother" for a multi-episode arc until another superstar came on board and stole her thunder.
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Shifting Gears Boss On Potential Season 3: Who Will Riley Choose? Plus, What's Next For Matt And Eve
Shifting Gears showrunner Michelle Nader weighs in on Matt and Eve — and whether Andy is a serious threat to Gabe and Riley — ahead of a potential third season.
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Lance Barber Returning To Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage — With 4 More Young Sheldon Alums (Exclusive)
Exclusive: Lance Barber returns as George Sr. on Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, joined by four more Young Sheldon alums in an upcoming Season 2 episode.
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