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Blue Bloods ran for over 290 episodes on CBS. Here's the one that Tom Selleck thinks about when asked about his favorite episode.
Read MoreTom Hanks turned down Fantasy Island early in his career, and a prior TV appearance played a key role in that decision.
Read MorePatrick Dempsey once starred in a short-lived sitcom adaptation of a beloved ’80s teen movie — and it failed for some key reasons.
Read MoreMatt Damon once popped up on a hugely popular kids' cartoon, and the result was a lot stranger than a simple cameo.
Read MoreBefore Ryan Murphy and American Horror Story arrived in her career, Sarah Paulson made scary television alongside a different legendary auteur.
Read MoreThere have been a few attempts to revive The Munsters for a contemporary audience, and 1988's The Munsters Today was definitely one of them.
Read MoreER remains one of the longest-running primetime medical dramas to date, but it still ended with an abruptness that made fans wonder what happened.
Read More"M*A*S*H" used an early episode to turn its operating theater into a stage, offering a sharp mix of comedy and drama from then on. CBS executives weren't happy.
Read MoreKnown for their standard-setting dynamic on Star Trek: The Original Series, Nimoy and Shatner joined forces on a different TV show years later.
Read MoreOn his way to co-starring with Harrison Ford on a prestige historical drama, the actor behind Spencer Dutton had to climb the ladder of TV background gigs.
Read MoreCompanies usually pay for product placement just to sell their goods. This time, a company full of ER fans wanted to vicariously participate in the show.
Read MoreThe Late Night host has a part on the show, so why haven't we seen him interacting directly with other characters and walking around on Starfleet Academy?
Read MoreThe later seasons of Seinfeld almost included an episode made in the style of the California Raisins, but Home Improvement accidentally got in the way.
Read MoreHBO's medical sensation has been praised for its authenticity — one member of the cast doesn't even need to pretend to know how it feels to work in an ER.
Read MoreWe don't know much about the mythic singer's television-viewing habits, but we know he and Iggy Pop had a blast watching an 1980s Aussie classic.
Read MoreFilmmaker David Fincher has forayed into TV on several occasions, but his small screen debut might have come with this short-lived cult series.
Read MoreSeinfeld’s final seasons felt noticeably different, and the shift traces back to a behind-the-scenes change that ultimately altered how the show was written.
Read MoreMajor sitcoms these days wrap up with grand farewells to give the audience closure, but somehow, I Love Lucy concludes with Lucy pretending to be a statue.
Read MoreThe California-based renovation series ended its run on HGTV in the summer of 2025, along with a handful of other programs with a similar premise.
Read MoreYears before her pop stardom, the Espresso and Manchild singer pursued an acting career, and landed a role in a particularly dark SVU episode.
Read MoreThe Ozark star almost didn't get to play the lead in Netflix's reality-based series Inventing Anna. The role could have gone to a Handmaid's Tale standout.
Read MoreShe wasn't on Everybody Loves Raymond, but Heather Rae Young worked with Brad Garrett on a different memorable network television comedy.
Read MoreIf they listen very closely, Love Island USA fans may notice HGTV's new program has something in common with the blockbuster dating competition.
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