The Shocking Actor Who Almost Replaced Charlie Sheen On Two And A Half Men
CBS had a monumental task in replacing Charlie Sheen, but you may be surprised which actor the network was considering.
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The Truth About Dwight's Wig Scene In The Office Isn't What You Think
A memorable joke on The Office is Dwight's revelation that he has a wig for each of his coworkers. A lot happened behind the scenes when filming this sequence.
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This Was The Ritual That The Cast Of That '70s Show Did Before Each Taping
In an interview, That '70s Show's Wilmer Valderrama revealed one of the cast's real backstage rituals that lasted throughout the show's run.
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Why Andy Samberg Was Initially Reluctant To Star In Brooklyn Nine-Nine
It's hard to imagine Brooklyn Nine-Nine without Andy Samberg's hilarious performance. But it turns out he was initially reluctant to do the show.
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Here's How Dwight Did One Final Favor For Jim And Pam On The Office
Dwight and Jim's relationship on The Office was mainly defined by their endless pranks. But in the end, Dwight did one final favor for Jim and Pam.
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The Sprouse Twins Cameo In That '70s Show You Forgot About
You might have recognized Dylan and Cole Sprouse on a certain classic sitcom series. Here's where the two cameoed before Disney made them stars.
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What Makes The Food On The Big Bang Theory So Unique
On The Big Bang Theory, food is as common as obscure references and relationship drama. The secret behind all the meal prep for the show might surprise you.
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You'll Barely Recognize Stevie From Malcolm In The Middle Today
Craig Lamar Traylor played the geeky best friend Stevie in Malcolm in the Middle from 2000 to 2006. You won't believe what Traylor looks like now.
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The Ron Swanson Mistake You Never Noticed In Parks And Recreation
There's something strange about Ron Swanson (besides the obvious things). And it probably wasn't intentional.
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The Feel-Good Family Sitcom Hidden Gem You Need To Watch On Netflix
This Netflix sitcom is a hidden gem that too few viewers have binged. If you're one of them, then you're in for a treat.
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The Charmed References You Never Noticed In The Big Bang Theory
While Kaley Cuoco's time on Charmed was only for one season, there are some subtle references to the show on The Big Bang Theory.
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What You Never Noticed About Penny's Social Life In The Big Bang Theory
Penny and the status of her social life have undergone quite the evolution over the course of her Big Bang Theory tenure that you likely never took note of.
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This Hot Take About Jim's Pranks On The Office Has Fans Debating
Jim Halpert's pranks in The Office might be your favorite part of the show, but one hot take about Jim's pranks on The Office has fans debating.
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The Character On The Office That Only Lasted Two Weeks
There was one character on The Office fans were introduced to in season 5 who only lasted two weeks. Here's a look at Ronni's short stint in Dunder Mifflin.
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Things You Forgot Happened In Two And A Half Men
Two and a Half Men debuted in 2003 on CBS, and the network had a hit on its hands, but many fans may have forgotten some important moments.
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The Bag Of Chips That Could Prove The Shared Sitcom Universe Theory
You might not know it, but you've seen that snack before, probably more than once, on a completely different show.
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Why The Apartment Numbers In The Big Bang Theory Mean More Than You Think
Numbers are a great place to add Easter eggs in TV production. Here's why the apartment numbers in The Big Bang Theory mean more than you think.
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The Betty White Cameo In That '70s Show You Forgot About
Betty White has done it all in the entertainment world, including taking up a small role on That '70s Show decades ago that you likely forgot about.
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The Office Detail That Could Paint Creed Bratton As A Secret Genius
Creed Bratton, a fictionalized version of the man playing the character, was certainly a piece of work, but there might have been more to him than you realized.
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The Real Reason Jesse's Last Name Changes In Full House
Full House fans have loved John Stamos' character, Uncle Jesse, for over 30 years. Here's why his last name got changed from Cochran to Katsopolis in season 2.
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This Is How Much The Real House From Full House Sold For
The real Victorian townhouse featured in the opening credits and between scenes on Full House and the Fuller House spinoff just sold.
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The Real Reason Leonard's Glasses Didn't Have Lenses In The Big Bang Theory
Leonard's look on The Big Bang Theory is immediately recognizable, but few ever discuss the fact that his glasses are devoid of lenses. Here's why that is.
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Whatever Happened To Reese From Malcolm In The Middle?
Reese Wilkerson was the dopey second son in the popular sitcom Malcolm in the Middle. Here's what happened to Justin Berfield, who played Reese on the series.
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This Classic Sitcom Is Getting Another Big-Screen Adaptation
It looks like another classic TV show is about to get the reboot treatment — a second time. Will it fare better this time?
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The Fez Relationship We Should Have Seen Blossom In That '70s Show
On That '70s Show, there were some relationships we wish would've blossomed and played out more, especially the one that involved Fez.
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The Terrible Power Couple On That '70s Show That Never Happened
Pairing these That '70s Show characters and making them a couple would have had tremendous comedic possibilities, but it never happened.
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The Huge Wrestling Cameo You Forgot About On That '70s Show
That '70s Show had lots of fun cameos, from Betty White to Tommy Chong, but the best one occurred when a certain major wrestling champion appeared in season 1.
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