Danny DeVito was the final ingredient that made It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but the series had to make one major change to keep him on the show forever.
Read MoreAmid growing cultural awareness that men in particular have developed a fervent interest in ancient Rome as of late, here are the 10 best TV shows set there.
Read MoreThe (hypothetical) results are in! Here's who TVLine readers would like to see win at this year's Primetime Emmys on September 14.
Read MoreMama's Family didn't let a little thing like "continuity" hold the series back from bringing a character back from the dead just to star in the NBC sitcom.
Read MorePeter Falk played the brilliant detective Columbo over a period of 35 years, but he wrote only one Columbo TV movie — the only writing credit of his career.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone didn't always stick the landing when it came to the plot twists. Here are 10 clunky, and downright bad, plot twists from the original series.
Read MoreMartin Cummins has been playing Henry Gowen on When Calls the Heart since 2014, but before joining the Hallmark show, he terrorized an underrated sci-fi series.
Read MoreIf you're looking for slapstick humor set on a deserted island, there's only one place to go... but there are several shows with a similar comedic spirit.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from Ted Lasso, Lanterns, Adults, Chad Powers, and more!
Read MoreThe name's Bond ... Jimmy Bond? 007 saw his first adventure play out on the small screen — but he wasn't quite the spy we'd all come to love.
Read MoreAfter the fan-favorite "Castle" came to a premature and disappointing end, several members of the cast found success with a variety of other projects.
Read MoreAdam West gave Batman a Silver Age charm that isn't often seen in superheroes media these days, but these series are just as playful as West's 60s classic.
Read MoreThese Happy Days may be yours and mine ... but that doesn't mean the money is. Here's why the stars of this iconic sitcom reunited in a courtoom decades later.
Read MoreThe TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
Read MoreBuffy the Vampire Slayer features some of the saddest deaths in TV history. We've ranked the character deaths that broke fans' hearts the most.
Read MoreTruth is stranger than fiction — and historical figures can be just as villainous as anyone you see on TV. Need proof? Just ask Sons of Anarchy's Kim Coates.
Read MoreOn this day three decades ago, one of the defining sitcoms of the 1990s aired for the first time on CBS.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: 60 Minutes returns after some tinkering, The Walking Dead: Dead City wraps Season 3, and American Dad! celebrates 400 episodes.
Read MoreSteve Buscemi shares his perspective on giving up control during a creative project.
Read MoreThis heavily promoted turn-of-the-millennium Fox action series only lasted two seasons, but at least it gave Jensen Ackles a job for a year.
Read More"The Carol Burnett Show" had plenty of quirks, including an iconic sign-off at the end of every episode that actually had a secret meaning all along.
Read MoreSome programs deserve to be forgotten, while others warrant a modern revitalization. Here are some old NBC shows we think should become new NBC shows.
Read MoreThe Paper's second season has come and gone, leaving the fate of most every romance up in the air — read our finale recap and grade the episode!
Read MoreThere's nothing worse than a series going out on a cliffhanger, something fans of Stephen J. Cannell's forgotten '90s crime drama know all too well.
Read MoreNot even Corey Feldman could turn this TV remake of a classic '70s movie into a long-running series. Then again, he was only seven at the time.
Read MoreFrom shocking finales to scenes that became unavoidable memes, these TV episodes generated the kind of massive online reaction most shows can only dream of.
Read MoreEvil would have become a very different show if its creators had gone with their original plan for Michael Emerson's Leland at the end of Season 1.
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