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5 Best TV Shows You Probably Didn't Know Were Based On Comics
When you think of comic book TV shows, you probably imagine superheroes — but plenty of more obscure comics have been adapted for television over the years.
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5 Best Muppets TV Shows Of All Time, Ranked
TV just wouldn't be TV without the Muppets, and Jim Henson's gang of lovable misfits have given us some truly wonderful shows over the years.
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5 Classic Cartoons That Deserve An X-Men '97-Style Revival
X-Men '97 is continuing to soar on Disney+. Here are five other classic cartoons that deserve their own long-awaited animated revival.
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5 Sci-Fi Shows Nichelle Nichols Appeared In (That Aren't Star Trek)
Nichelle Nichols may have helped break barriers as Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek, but that wasn't the only time she graced the sci-fi genre with her presence.
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Gary Sinise Played A Serial Killer On An '80s Hit Cop Show We Don't Talk About Enough
Before he shot to fame with his roles in "The Stand" and "Forrest Gump," Gary Sinise played a sinister British serial killer in a forgotten NBC crime drama.
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How Classic '70s Kids Show Challenge Of The Superfriends 'Borrowed' Darth Vader's Helmet Design
There's a good reason the Legion of Doom reminded you of Darth Vader growing up. Here's how Challenge of the Superfriends got away with it.
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Happy's Place Stages Reba Reunion, Casts James Denton As Potential Love Interest For Bobbie — Plus, Jane Lynch And Justina Machado To Return (Exclusive)
TVLine Exclusive: James Denton will reunite with Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman on Happy's Place. Plus, Jane Lynch and Justina Machado are set to return.
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Why Tucker From Lioness Looks So Familiar
The spy thriller Lioness boasts a cast of A-listers and many other recognizable actors. Here's where you may have seen the actor who plays Tucker before.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
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5 Sci-Fi Shows James Doohan Appeared In (That Aren't Star Trek)
James Doohan famously played Scotty on Star Trek: The Original Series, but the star was also a mainstay in the sci-fi genre across many different shows.
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25 Years Ago, One Of The Most Popular Competition TV Shows Ever Premiered On CBS
Television looked a lot different 25 years ago. This hit was one of the earliest reality competition shows, and it's still going strong today.
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Tim Curry Played A Major Role In A Forgotten '80s Halloween TV Movie
Tim Curry's already a Halloween staple to movie fans thanks to Rocky Horror, but he also starred in an obscure TV movie from the '80s his fans need to see.
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5 Sitcom Character Deaths That Left Audiences In Tears
From M*A*S*H's Henry Blake to Fry's dog in Futurama, here are five sitcom character deaths that made audiences cry despite the comedy genre.
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One Of William Shatner's First TV Roles Was On An Iconic '50s Children's Show
A few years before he boldly went where no man had gone before, William Shatner was making a name for himself on television by entertaining kids.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Snowfall Spin-Off Debuts, Jeopardy! Masters Winner Revealed, And More
On TV this Tuesday: The Drop: A Snowfall Saga debuts, Jeopardy! Masters declares a winner, and Lauren Graham visits Cocktail Wars.
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Quote Of The Day By Jodie Foster: 'I Think We Are In An Era Of Identity Searching. So This Idea That We Have To Attach To One Identity Over...'
Jodie Foster shares some words of wisdom on identity in our latest quote of the day.
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Jensen Ackles' Acting Debut Was In This Award-Winning '90s PBS Kids TV Show
Long before he took on the role of Dean Winchester in "Supernatural," Jensen Ackles made his TV debut in an episode of the Texas-set kids show "Wishbone."
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Why The Office Rarely Had Celebrities Play Themselves
Plenty of guest stars paid a visit to Dunder Mifflin Scranton, but unlike other sitcoms, The Office almost never cast celebs as themselves. Here's why.
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5 TV Shows That Redefined What A Cop Drama Could Be
The most influential crop dramas completely changed the face of the genre by featuring new storytelling devices, movie-like direction, and nuanced characters.
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15 Best Paranormal Horror TV Shows, Ranked
If you hope your next binge-watch will be disturbing and magical, switch on one of these programs and soak up some high-octane nightmare fuel.
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High Potential Is A Remake Of A French Series (And There Are Four Other Versions Of The Show)
ABC's High Potential starring Kaitlin Olson isn't an original idea – it's actually one of five international adaptations of a record-breaking French TV show.
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Why The Office's First Episode Was So Similar To The UK Version
Greg Daniels, creator of the American version of The Office, explained why the pilot feels almost like a direct copy of the original British version.
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Jane Curtin Starred In A Hit '80s Sitcom That Nobody Talks About Today
In the '80s, Jane Curtin and Susan Saint James starred in a hit Emmy-winning sitcom about two divorced friends raising their families together.
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Breaking Bad: How Every Main Character Dies In The Series
The iconic crime drama Breaking Bad killed off nearly every major player over five seasons. Here's a full rundown of how each main character dies.
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5 Sci-Fi Shows William Shatner Appeared In (That Aren't Star Trek)
While William Shatner's role as Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek remains his most recognized, the actor has done quite a bit of other sci-fi work.
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5 Best Kaley Cuoco TV Roles, Ranked
From Harley Quinn to The Big Bang Theory, we ranked Kaley Cuoco's five best TV roles, spanning comedy, drama, and animated voice work.
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Why Rod Serling Only Adapted One Ray Bradbury Story For The Twilight Zone
Ray Bradbury was supposed to be a big part of The Twilight Zone. So why did Rod Serling reject his first couple of scripts — and what did Bradbury think of it?
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