Even though most The Office fans remember Jim and Dwight's relationship because of the pranks Jim played on Dwight or the times Dwight demanded Jim be fired from his job, the truth is that they formed an invaluable bond by the time the show ended. Here's the truth about how their friendship evolved.
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The Parks and Rec department of Pawnee, Indiana worked their way in the world's heart over the course of seven seasons. Now that they've gotten together for a COVID-19 benefit special, we're looking back at who they were before Parks and Rec made them famous -- 90s grunge haircuts and all.
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While The Big Bang Theory has science consultants, they were bound to get things wrong from time to time. Let's dive in and see exactly what the mistake was that gave away the fact that series regular Howard is not quite as much of a genius as he says he is.
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In How I Met Your Mother's first season, Ted Mosby spends most of his time hung up on Robin Scherbatsky, but all of that changes when he meets Victoria, a sweet, beautiful baker played by Ashley Williams. Here's what Ashley Williams has been up to since she nearly stole Ted's heart.
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We watched poor Toby Flenderson absorb insults and injuries for years on The Office. What has Paul Lieberstein, the actor who played Toby, been up to since the show went off the air?
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Parks and Recreation is filled with lovable faces, and one of the best is Tom Haverford, played by Aziz Ansari. Tom made himself unforgettable, right down to his manner of speaking. Here are the funniest and most hilarious pieces of Tom Haverford wordplay from Parks and Recreation.
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A fan favorite gag on The Office is the one-sided animosity between Dunder Mifflin manager Michael Scott and its human resources rep, Toby Flenderson. The internet has come up with some fan theories as to why Michael could possibly hate Toby this much. Here's one reason that might explain it.
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The 1980s were a golden age of sickeningly sweet, condescending, and cloying family sitcoms. And yet, there's an undercurrent of darkness and sadness to all of those sugary family stories of yesteryear. Take a journey with us into the dark side of your favorite '80s sitcoms.
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After seven seasons and almost six years on the air, Parks and Recreation closed out its run on NBC in February of 2015, leaving fans teary-eyed as they left Pawnee, Indiana one last time. The series won over viewers for years; here are the reasons why Parks and Recreation really ended.
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On season 7 of the cult classic mockumentary series Trailer Park Boys, Cory and Trevor were absent, their characters having been sent to a psychiatric hospital indefinitely. Cory reappeared on the following season, but Trevor was gone from the show for good. Here's why he left.
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The cast of Modern Family has had fans laughing for years with their bizarre and often downright ridiculous schemes. The popular sitcom came to a tearful end on April 8, 2020, after 11 seasons on ABC. The kids that anchored the cast were paid a small fortune to appear on the sitcom.
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As played by Damon Wayans, Jr., Coach was among the O.G. loft-mates on New Girl's pilot episode back in 2011, but was mysteriously replaced by Lamorne Morris' Winston ahead of the show's official premiere on Fox. Wayans' surprise disappearance left many a fan wondering what happened.
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Much like those who adore the hit sitcom Friends, fans of The Big Bang Theory haven't stopped watching the show just because it ended. Recently, viewers have uncovered plot holes and inconsistencies in the series' narrative — one of which is particularly bothersome.
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Between 1989 and 1993, Jaimee Foxworth appeared on the sitcom Family Matters as tween Judy Winslow. Then, in the latter half of the show's fourth season, Judy infamously was sent to her room as a punishment, never to be seen or even so much as mentioned on the show ever again. What happened?
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine's pedantic police captain Raymond Holt is highly adored, so it's only natural that a character who hates Holt would be soundly despised. That idea comes to life in the form of Madeline Wuntch, played by Kyra Sedgwick. Here's why she's the most hated character on the show.
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Throughout nine seasons and several years on NBC, The Office won over critics and fans alike to become one of the most well-loved sitcoms ever. It's not difficult to see why fans would want the show to return to the airwaves. But what does the cast have to say about a possible reboot?
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There are some behind-the-scenes facts that even The Office's most ardent followers might not know, including a big one about a major scene between Jim and Pam early on in the show. Here's why the first kiss between Jim and Pam on The Office is even more meaningful than you think.
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Over the first few seasons of The Big Bang Theory, fans watched Howard Wolowitz stumbled his way through many unsavory interactions with women. Howard often stepped way over the line trying to get his kicks, but what's the creepiest thing he ever did? We've got the answer.
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Like her Parks and Recreation co-sars, Retta has kept her star shining following the series finale in 2015. From memoirs to continued sitcom success, here's what Retta has been up to since she played Donna Meagle on Parks and Recreation.
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For eight seasons between 1998 and 2006, the Fox sitcom That '70s Show won viewers' hearts with its wit, charm, and brilliantly realized cast of characters. In a recent Q&A with Us Weekly, Wilmer Valderrama revealed that he has only one regret about his signature role as Fez on That '70s Show.
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There were plenty of plot holes on The Big Bang Theory, ranging from the minuscule to the things that formed giant gaps in the narrative. One of the major plot holes concerns Melissa Rauch's character, Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz, and has fans questioning her entire story.
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As with all Hollywood productions, what you see on the screen isn't always what's going on off the screen, and Larry David's hit HBO sitcom is no exception. Here, dear Curb enthusiasts, is the untold truth of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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The first three seasons of the beloved Fox sitcom That '70s Show featured Lisa Robin Kelly as Laurie Forman, the extremely promiscuous, manipulative, vindictive older sister of Eric Forman. Although she returned briefly for Season 5, her part was recast for the show's sixth season; here's why.
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Ever since Schitt's Creek hit the Canadian and American airwaves, this heartfelt and hilarious show has left viewers absolutely charmed. But there was a whole lot happening behind the scenes of this series, and here's the untold truth of Schitt's Creek.
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When it was announced that The Big Bang Theory would be ending, fans were concerned the conclusion would mean a swift end to the spin-off series Young Sheldon. While the conclusion of one show didn't mean the axing of another, did The Big Bang Theory ending affect Young Sheldon in any way?
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The Office is remembered as one of the laugh-out-loud funniest, endlessly quotable, binge-worthy sitcoms in recent history. But between all the goofs, the show packed an emotional punch. One such moment was so emotional, in fact, it was quite difficult to shoot.
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Jim O'Heir played in Parks and Recreation as department scapegoat Jerry Gergich. But while Parks and Rec fans know what happened to his bumbling character, what happened to the actor himself? Well, here’s what Jim O’Heir has been up to since his stint on Parks and Recreation.
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