While Sarah Hyland flawlessly developed her "Modern Family" character, Haley Dunphy, over 11 seasons, there's only one time she ever felt connected to her.
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Melora Hardin loved playing Jan in NBC's "The Office." However, not all of the show's fans love her character -- due to how poorly she treated Michael.
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That '90s Show finds Red Forman inundated with a whole new generation of teens. Why does he keep letting this happen? Kurtwood Smith has a theory.
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Fans know the "Seinfeld" Soup Nazi for the memorable quote, "No soup for you," but the real-life Soup Nazi laid into Jerry Seinfeld when the two first met.
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Filming a series finale is always difficult, but according to Ed O'Neill, Julie Bowen took the "Modern Family" ending especially hard.
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Sheldon and Tam were inseparable during the first four seasons of "Young Sheldon," so why has the latter character disappeared all of a sudden?
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Debra Jo Rupp looked to be immensely happy and somewhat emotional when speaking about reuniting with her former castmates on "That '90s Show."
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Brian Baumgartner, like the other actors on "The Office," had to find Kevin's "voice" as the series went on. Here's how he did it.
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The origins of the titular parental character's name in "How I Met Your Mother" has been a hot topic among the show's fan base for quite some time.
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Courtney Henggeler memorably brought Sheldon's sister Missy to life on "The Big Bang Theory," but the actor shared that doing a Southern accent had her worried.
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"That '70s Show" and "How I Met Your Mother" are regarded as two of the funniest sitcoms in history. But there is a sad reason fans compare the shows together.
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Actor Brandon Scott Jones explained some of the key influences behind his "Ghosts" character, American Revolutionary War officer Isaac Higgintoot.
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DJ Tanner and Steve Hale made for an iconic sitcom couple, and the real-life actors Candace Cameron Bure and Scott Weigner continued that in real life at prom.
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Fans may have their own picks among the colorful cast, but Jerry Seinfeld names Newman as his favorite side character from the "Seinfeld" show.
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Though it finished in 2006, fans are still sad about the end of "That '70s Show." As it turns out, Mila Kunis still can't forget her emotional response to it.
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Before "That 90s Show" hits Netflix, let's dive back into "That 70s Show," and the characters that we fell in love with, including Wilmer Valderrama's Fez.
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"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" has had a stack of great and memorable guest stars over its eight seasons. Here are the absolute best appearances in the show, ranked.
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It's been a while since The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air went off the air, but we still remember its emotional finale.
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Young Sheldon star Zoe Perry can't help but be astonished at how Iain Armitage was able to recite a monologue with no time to prepare while filming Season 1.
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As it turns out, the actors who play Sheldon Cooper's parents on Young Sheldon have provided something of a parental role to the young actors on set.
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Lois Griffin is an important character on "Family Guy." Longtime fans may be surprised to know there was drama surrounding the character early on.
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Chemistry is the most important component in a sitcom's success according to How I Met Your Father star Chris Lowell.
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Among the many trends and topics dissected on the show, there was a "Seinfeld" storyline about a fanny pack that never made it onto an episode.
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During a 2013 Reddit AMA, "How I Met Your Mother" co-creator Carter Bays revealed how hard it was to shoot the two-minute date scene with Ted and Stella.
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Fans of "That '70s Show" expressed some interesting opinions on why the iconic sitcom had a very rocky conclusion toward the last two seasons.
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Fox's series "Call Me Kat" is notable for having a diverse cast in age, race, gender, and sexual orientation. Mayim Bialik is proud of the show's diversity.
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According to Kurtwood Smith, Red and Kitty Forman (Debra Jo Rupp) are living proof that opposites do indeed attract.
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