Julia Louis-Dreyfus Worked With Seinfeld's Costume Designers To Create Elaine's Look
Elaine Benes had a popular look on "Seinfeld" and Julia Louis-Dreyfus herself helped costume designers shape the character's iconic appearance.
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Larry David And Jerry Seinfeld Didn't Want Seinfeld's Ending To Be An Emotional Roller Coaster
"Seinfeld" creator Larry David has explained why neither he nor Jerry Seinfeld wanted the series finale to be an emotional rollercoaster for the cast and fans.
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Every South Park Season Ranked Worst To Best
Doesn't it feel like South Park has been airing for 100 years? Well, not quite. But it's had a very long run. Here's our list of seasons ranked worst to best.
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Forgotten CBS Sitcoms That Deserve Your Attention
CBS has made some of the most famous sitcoms ever, but they can't all become classics. Here are some forgotten CBS sitcoms that deserve your attention.
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Tommy Chong Credits That '70s Show Writers To Bringing Leo To Life
Tommy Chong credits the writers of "That '70s Show" for bringing his fan-favorite Leo character to life.
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The Role You Likely Forgot Rami Malek Played On Gilmore Girls
Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek started his career on an episode of Gilmore Girls as a fellow student at Lane Kim's Seventh-day Adventist college.
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Jason Alexander Was Several Episodes Into Seinfeld Before He Realized George Was Based On Larry David
According to Jason Alexander, it took him a while before he realized his Seinfeld character George was based on the show's co-creator, Larry David.
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Married... With Children Didn't Tell Ed O'Neill It Was Canceled Until 6 Weeks Later
Longtime fans of the iconic sitcom "Married... With Children" may be interested to know how and when Ed O'Neill learned about the show ending.
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That '70s Show Josh Meyers Is Well Aware Of All The Randy Hate
Randy is arguably the most despised character on "That '70s Show," and actor Josh Meyers is well aware of what fans think of him.
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Seinfeld Was Never Pitched As A Show About Nothing
Contrary to what many fans say about the series, "Seinfeld" was never pitched as a show about nothing -- that's just the reputation it earned after one episode.
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The Office Fans Agree: One Of Kevin And Ryan's Best Moments Was Deleted
Fans of NBC's The Office are disappointed that one of the best moments involving Ryan and Kevin bickering never aired.
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Patrick Warburton Thinks Seinfeld's Jokes Still Hold Up
For Patrick Warburton, the enduring appeal of "Seinfeld" in the public imagination comes down to the quality and timelessness of the jokes.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Loved Recreating Seinfeld's Set On Curb Your Enthusiasm
Julia Louis-Dreyfus truly enjoyed returning as the iconic Elaine Benes character in "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and revisiting the "Seinfeld" set.
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Night Court Revival - Everything You Need To Know
Night Court is back in session - here's what you need to know about the revival series.
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The Office Cast Couldn't Stop Looking Into Cameras Even After The Show Ended
After almost 10 years of talking directly to the camera, stars of The Office had trouble remembering to forget it was there.
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The Office Fans Still Don't Understand Kelly's Costume For The Halloween Contest
"The Office" gave us some memorable Halloween episodes over the years, but fans are still confused about the costume Kelly wore in Season 7.
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Seinfeld Producer Says The Last Two Years Created An Exhausting Work Environment
"Seinfeld" was such a ratings giant that every episode had to be perfect, and this created a stressful on-set environment, especially in the last 2 seasons.
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Mayim Bialik And Jim Parsons Never Saw Their Intimate TBBT Scene Coming
It took many years to happen, but Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik's characters on "The Big Bang Theory" finally got down in Season 9, surprising everyone involved.
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The Ending Of Big Bang Theory Explained
The Big Bang Theory series finale was full of references to past episodes and moments made to please fans, all combining for a sweet and satisfying conclusion.
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Melissa Rauch Considers The Big Bang Theory A 'Sitcom-College Experience'
Here's why The Big Bang Theory's Melissa Rauch found her time working on the show to be similar to attending college to learn sitcom concepts.
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TBBT's Chuck Lorre Helped Kaley Cuoco Recover From Her Horseback Riding Accident
Kaley Cuoco could have lost her leg following the 2010 horse-riding accident, Chuck Lorre revealed, but The Big Bang Theory actor still got back on the horse.
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10 Sitcom Tropes That Ought To Be Retired
Sitcoms often use tropes because they are easy for an audience to enjoy, but many are often overused. Here are 10 sitcom tropes that ought to be retired.
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Original Night Court Fans Are Unimpressed With The Reboot So Far
A "Night Court" reboot kicked off on NBC in January 2023, but fans were largely unimpressed with the revival, calling it unfunny and flat.
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Sitcom Theories That Change Everything
Here are some fan conjectures that will blow your mind.
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Gilmore Girls' Constant Timing Mistakes Didn't Go Unnoticed By Fans
Much like Sookie and Lorelei's puzzling work schedules, the general sense of time in "Gilmore Girls" just doesn't add up for many viewers.
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Asher Grodman Says Ghosts' Pilot Is The Best He Ever Read
Ghosts star Asher Grodman, who plays Trevor, knew the series was good just by reading the pilot. He did, however, have some small concerns at the start.
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A Seinfeld Spin-Off Would Have Followed One Of The Show's Most Loved Secondary Characters
Here's the Seinfeld supporting character who nearly had their own spin-off series after the original show came to an end.
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