Beverly Garland passed away earlier this week, and while some movie-goers remember her as the "Queen of Screams" thanks to her extensive work in B-level horror films, the rest of us (well, me at least) will always recall her as the woman who finally enticed Steve Douglas to the altar on My Three Sons. Even though My Three Sons ran for 12 years, in the grand scheme of classic TV, we really don't hear very much about it. I'm here to rectify that situation in my own little way"¦... READ ON

Here's the story of how a show started as a typical formulaic sitcom, but grew into a syndicated monster. From the time Greg Brady got high to the reason Cindy Brady started balding, here's a quick rundown of all things Brady you probably didn't know. 1. In real-life, Jan gave Marcia the complex Maureen McCormick played Marcia, the eldest Brady daughter, and the object of lust of many a teenaged boy during the tenure of The Brady Bunch. What the public didn't know, however, was that... READ ON

From how Eddie got his job on Frasier to why the Taco Bell dog couldn't wait to get her paws on other fast foods, this week we're taking a look at the pampered lives of some famous prime time pooches. 1. Gidget: The Taco Bell Dog The little Chihuahua that played the Taco Bell dog was named Gidget. She became so popular, however, that two look-alike dogs (Dinky and Taco) were hired to handle the many requests for personal appearances. When Taco Bell ended that particular ad campaign, Gidget made one last... READ ON

Reality TV isn't always real? The devil you say. Next thing you'll try to tell me is that Milli Vanilli didn't sing on their records, or that Martha Stewart doesn't really shop at K-Mart. 1. Shady Deals on The Apprentice Season One of The Apprentice featured a challenge called "Dupe-Lex." The two teams had to refurbish a pair of New York apartments and then rent them out. The team that achieved the highest percentage of return on what they'd paid for the... READ ON