The Goldbergs: Erica Was Never Meant To Be A Musician
Longtime viewers of ABC's "The Goldbergs" may be surprised to find out that Erica was actually never destined to be a singer and music creator.
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Ghosts Season 4: Mary's Exit Was Nerve-Wracking For The Showrunners
Writing off Mary was a tad nerve-wracking for the "Ghosts" showrunners.
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Here's Who Was Actually The First Actor Hired For The Office
Running from 2005 to 2013, "The Office" made a household name of Steve Carell, so, it may come as a surprise that Carell was not the first actor to be cast.
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The Worst Thing Andy Bernard Did On The Office
Andy Bernard did a lot of terrible stuff on The Office, but one of Andy's boneheaded moves takes the cake as his worst.
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Modern Family: Jesse Tyler Ferguson's Goofy Street Dance Surprised The Producers
In the ABC sitcom "Modern Family," Jesse Tyler Ferguson plays Mitchell, and a producer says a moment of Ferguson dancing silly was one of his favorite scenes.
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The Goldbergs: Sean Giambrone Landed His Role Thanks To A Throwaway Comment
It's a major task to portray the creator of a series in their own show, but "The Goldbergs" found the perfect Adam with Sean Giambrone thanks to one comment.
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The Office: The Real Reason Andy Was Promoted Over Dwight
There's a reason Andy was promoted over Dwight for the job of Regional Manager of the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin.
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The Best And Worst Parts Of Kelso And Jackie's Relationship On That '70s Show
Kelso and Jackie are two of the most common elements on "That 70s Show." Their relationship had no shortage of ups and downs.
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The Truth About The Office's Talking Head Interviews
The Office's talking head interviews are a staple of the show, but they have a small detail you may have missed. Here's the truth about these interviews.
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The Job That Kelly From The Office Should Have Always Had
Did Kelly Kapoor really belong at Dunder Mifflin? Here's the job she should have had instead of paper company customer service.
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The Saddest Thing About Michael Scott That The Office Fans Ignore
Michael is the way he is because of all kinds of emotional trauma in his youth, but this one throwaway line reveals the most devastating incident from his past.
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The Office Episode Mindy Kaling Almost Couldn't Handle Filming
The Office was mostly shot indoors in a cool, well-ventilated area, but that wasn't always the case. Here's Mindy Kaling's story of one such episode.
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Big Bang Theory: Filming A Fake Blooper Left Kaley Cuoco With A Busted Eye
While filming a fake blooper, Kaley Cuoco endured an eye injury on the "Big Bang Theory" set.
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The Ending Of 2023's Night Court Season 1 Explained
With more "Night Court" on the horizon, let's take a look at the ending of the revival's first season and what we might expect to see in Season 2.
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Modern Family's Asylum Halloween Episode Opened Up A Big Can Of Backlash
The "haunted insane asylum"-themed Hallowed episode of "Modern Family" opened up a big can of backlash courtesy of mental health organizations.
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Elizabeth Banks' Modern Family Role Came Together After One Casual Conversation
Elizabeth Banks' role as Sal, Mitch and Cam's joint best friend on "Modern Family," came together after one casual conversation with director Jason Winer.
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Young Sheldon: Ryan Davis' Season 5 Tribute Explained
A Season 5 episode of "Young Sheldon" featured a tribute to Ryan Davis, a member of the sound department, not the actor of the same name.
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Big Bang Theory's Spanking Scene Was Hard For Jim Parsons Due To How 'Amusing' It Was
Sheldon and Amy's spanking scene "The Big Bang Theory" in Season 6 that was difficult for star Jim Parsons to shoot, mainly due to how amusing it was.
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How Many Episodes Are In Ted Lasso Season 3?
Fans of "Ted Lasso" might be wondering how many episodes are scheduled for Season 3. Here is a look at how many episodes are set in the show's final season.
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Ted Lasso: Who Plays Roy Kent?
"Ted Lasso" fans might be wondering who plays Roy Kent. As it turns out, the actor behind Roy Kent is someone who has also worked behind the scenes on the show.
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The Goldbergs: Jeff Garlin's Exit Was Long Overdue In Wendi McLendon-Covey's Mind
Jeff Garlin left "The Goldbergs" towards the end of the series due to allegations of abuse, and his on-screen wife Wendi McLendon-Covey felt no love lost.
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What You Only Notice About Dunder Mifflin After Rewatching The Office Pilot
There are several differences between The Office's pilot and the rest of the series, including one particular detail about the Dunder Mifflin building.
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The Office Side Character That Fans Love To See On Screen
Several side characters often left their mark with The Office viewers, including one warehouse worker who has always received positive attention from fans.
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Ted Lasso Season 3: Rupert's Bad Guy Schtick Just Reached A New Low
In "Ted Lasso" Season 3, Episode 9, West Ham owner Rupert Mannion reached a new low of villainy in his interactions with Nate and several women.
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Ted Lasso Star Nick Mohammed Doesn't Think Nate Has Redeemed Himself Either
Though Nate made some strides towards becoming a better person this week on "Ted Lasso," fans aren't won over by him yet -- and neither is actor Nick Mohammed.
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Modern Family: Luke And Walt's Friendship Was Based On A Real-Life Bond
Like many of the storylines on "Modern Family," Luke Dunphy and Walt Kleezak's friendship in Seasons 2 and 3 of the show was based on a real-life bond.
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The Big Bang Theory's Broken Elevator Actually Served A Pretty Important Purpose
The Big Bang Theory's broken elevator was a character in its own right, with its caution tape often serving as a focal point when the cast is in the hallway.
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