Mel Blanc, who famously voiced the likes of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, brought his vocal talents to three episodes of the beloved sitcom "Gilligan's Island."
Read MoreMichelle Hurd played Detective Monique Jeffries on Law & Order: SVU, but she left the show just one season in — here's the real reason behind her exit.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: Tracker and Marshals return with new seasons, and A Tale of Two Cities, High Value Target, and Lanterns sign off.
Read MoreSusan Sarandon shares her outlook on life and all of its adventures.
Read MoreOn his way to becoming history's greatest ninja, TV's Naruto does a whole lot of stuff that isn't in the original manga. Here's some of the most inessential.
Read MoreHe may not be a household name, but this Twilight Zone veteran has every right to be considering the resume he's built up in the sci-fi genre alone.
Read MoreJim Backus was already something a household name before Gilligan's Island, and it was all thanks to one character he'd been playing since the late '40s.
Read More"King of the Hill" is a unique show, but there are many others that are similar. Here are the best ones for fans looking for a new series to binge.
Read MoreAll American welcomed back quite a few familiar faces in its final season — but one original character was notably absent from the swan song.
Read MoreMariska Hargitay is best-known for playing Olivia Benson, but long before her SVU days, she found herself on the other side of the law in this crime drama.
Read MoreThe legendary Paul Reubens was more than just Pee-wee Herman — he also played one of Batman's strangest and strongest villains in one of DC's best cartoons.
Read MoreIt's all happening on Saturday Night Live tonight, with a familiar host, a not-so-familiar musical guest, and a few fresh faces in the cast lineup.
Read MoreThis 1980s anthology series featured an episode with Leonard Nimoy, James Earl Jones, and Robert Carradine in a whimsical take on the tale of Aladdin.
Read MoreTelevision has given audiences brilliant attorneys, ruthless prosecutors, and courtroom masterminds for decades, but some legal minds stand above the rest.
Read MoreSome sitcoms take multiple seasons to find their footing, while others confidently establish what the show will be with a strong pilot episode that's aged well.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for October 4-10.
Read MoreCarey Lowell was a prominent fixture in Law & Order for two seasons. Today, some fans may wonder why she left the series after just two seasons.
Read MoreThere are over 20 movies in the "Aurora Teagarden Mysteries" series now, but which are the cream of the crop? We've ranked the five best Aurora Teagarden films.
Read MoreA spin-off of The Cosby Show, A Different World started as a look at Denise Huxtable's life at Hillman College. Here's what the cast are up to today.
Read MoreTwo decades ago, NBC officially unveiled a new sports drama that would go on to become one of the greatest titles in its genre.
Read MoreBefore his role as Nate Fisher on Six Feet Under made him famous, Peter Krause played a neo-Nazi in one of Seinfeld's most memorable early episodes.
Read MoreNothing is more tried and true than the television anthology. Let's dive into the 20 greatest anthology shows of all time, and try to rank them.
Read MoreOlivia Benson's run on Law & Order: SVU is truly legendary in the world of TV. Even more impressively, Mariska Hargitay has played her on other shows, too.
Read MoreBefore joining Criminal Minds, Aisha Tyler had a recurring role on another popular procedural as a lab tech whose skills made her a fan favorite.
Read MoreFrom awkward holiday gatherings to heartfelt moments and memorable comedy, we're ranking 10 Christmas-season episodes of Friends from worst to best.
Read MoreThe legendary Spock actor had a multifaceted career outside of science fiction. At one point, he was part of an effort to bring back a cowboy classic.
Read MoreLong before Annie Potts was old enough to play Meemaw in Young Sheldon, she appeared in an important piece of television history that's been forgotten by time.
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