The Classic Nickelodeon Sitcom Everyone's Binging On Netflix
Netflix has added to its library one more classic sitcom that fans of late-2000s Nickelodeon will definitely remember: iCarly.
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23% Of People Most Want To Hang Out With This Character From The Office
We polled the fans, and there's a definitive winner of the Most Popular Award at Dunder Mifflin Scranton. Here're the Office characters fans want to hang with.
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The Real Reason These '80s Sitcoms Were Canceled
Here's the real reason some of TV's most classic sitcoms — as well as a few you forgot about — left us in the '80s.
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What Happened To The Warehouse Employees From The Office?
The warehouse employees were an important part of Dunder Mifflin, but what have those actors been doing since leaving The Office?
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The How I Met Your Mother Star You Never Realized Was On That '70s Show
If you watch That '70s Show closely enough, you may recognize one of the stars on How I Met Your Mother who also made a brief trip to Point Place.
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The Real Reason The Office's Dundies Almost Didn't Take Place At Chili's
As fans of The Office know, the Dundies are an integral part of the show's DNA. But that iconic Chili's scene apparently almost didn't happen for this reason.
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The Glee Star You Never Realized Had A Role On The Office
A regular on the singing dramedy got his big break as a guest star on The Office. You'll never guess which Glee star we're talking about.
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The Malcolm In The Middle Connection You Missed On Breaking Bad
There's a surprising connection between Malcolm in the Middle and Breaking Bad ... and no, it's not just Bryan Cranston.
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WandaVision: The Sitcom Characters' Real Names Mean Way More Than You Think
The real identities of the citizens of the Westview suburb hold significance for not only WandaVision, but also the team actually behind the show.
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The Andy Dwyer Mystery That's Never Solved In Parks And Recreation
Andy Dwyer isn't a complicated man, but thanks to the way Parks and Recreation ends, he is a somewhat mysterious one.
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This Is What Really Happened To The Vista Cruiser From That '70s Show
Ever wonder what happened to Eric Forman's 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser from That '70s Show? Series star Wilmer Valderrama has the answer.
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The Hidden Sitcom Gem You Should Be Binging On Netflix
We all know that Canada has many fine exports from lumber to gold, but you could absolutely add delightful sitcoms to that list.
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The Truth About The Bouncing DVD Logo From The Office
While The Office excels at making its otherwise ordinary work setting hilarious, few moments encapsulate that better than in this iconic cold opening scene.
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The Most Memorable Moments From Family Matters
Family Matters was always a stalwart in the TGIF lineup and delivered consistent laughs. These are some of the show's best moments from its nine year run.
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Other Marvel Sitcoms We Could See After WandaVision
If WandaVision pans out -- and early reviews seem to imply that it will -- Marvel still has plenty of material that would fit the format like a glove.
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The Arrested Development References You Missed In Ozark
Whether or not the references are intentional, here are a few other similarities between Arrested Development and Ozark you may not have noticed.
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The Office Stars Reveal Their Characters' Favorite Post-Michael Bosses
The performers behind Dunder-Mifflin's best and brightest employees have chimed in with their thoughts on the usurpers to the throne of the Electric City.
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The Real Reason Jim Parsons Was So Sweaty During Sheldon And Amy's Big Bang Theory First Kiss
Behind the scenes of the Big Bang Theory, Sheldon and Amy's first peck was anything but ideal. That's because Jim Parsons wasn't feeling so good while filming.
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The Office Character Who Would Have The Hardest Time During The Pandemic
Here's how some of your favorite characters from The Office might handle the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Parks And Recreation Character Fans Forget Had A Canonical Death
Parks and Rec amassed an enormous following over the course of its 120+ episode run, so fan expectations for the series finale were beyond sky high.
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Why Dan Levy Kept Journals During Schitt's Creek's Entire Run
Dan Levy revealed his trick for keeping his eye on Schitt's Creek while still collecting thoughts about potential future projects: journaling
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How A Beloved Sitcom Led To One Of Breaking Bad's Greatest Characters
If Bob Odenkirk aka Saul Goodman hadn't signed up to star in How I Met Your Mother, Jonathan Banks' role of Mike Ehrmantraut might not have ever been introduced
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The Real Reason TV Sitcoms Stopped Using Laugh Tracks
The reason TV sitcoms stopped using laugh tracks spans decades and is largely influenced by new production technology and the rise of a new comedic genre.
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The Real Reason Behind This Sheldon Quirk From The Big Bang Theory
The real reason behind this Sheldon quirk on The Big Bang Theory is downright tragic.
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What This Jim Detail In The Office Says About His Friendship With Oscar
Jim might care more about his friendship with Oscar than he lets on.
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Bloopers In The Office That Were Better Than The Original Scene
There were so many fantastic bloopers and gags produced during the creation of The Office, they could almost make up their own show. (We know we'd watch it.)
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What Stanley Really Did Behind His Computer On The Office
The Office's Stanley Hudson was often filmed "working" in the background. Here's what he was actually up to in those shots.
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