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Let’s see how much TV you were watching in the 1980s and ’90s.

‘Gilmore Girls’ is often viewed as a fall show. So we counted how many episodes take place during each season—and autumn didn’t come out on top.

From ‘Odder Items’ to ‘Contemporary Kin,’ these terms are technically synonyms of famous TV show titles. How many can you get right?

The team-up is a long time coming.

Can you tell the difference between quotes by the 26th president of the United States and quotes by characters on the hit HBO show?

See if you can guess where class was in session.

How the series—which ran from 2005 to 2020—came about, its nod to a literary classic, and more.

People have grafted a ton of dark themes onto SpongeBob, Patrick, and all their equally cheery underwater pals, suggesting their sunny dispositions are masking some serious trauma.

The celebrated children’s host aired segments in 1983 that demonstrated the perils of nuclear war in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.

If you collected Dragon Ball Z trading cards in the early 2000s, you could have a small fortune on your hands.

William Shatner’s lip lock with Nichelle Nichols wasn't TV’s first interracial kiss, but it might have been the most controversial.

See if you can identify the very first line of dialogue that launched these popular TV series.

These names show up in Disney movies and shows, and they also happen to be some of the most popular baby names today.

From Oprah to Jerry, ‘90s talk shows produced some titans of entertainment.

Over the years, a number of TV series have removed specific episodes from their rerun schedules. Some eventually return to the airwaves, while others may be serving a lifetime ban.

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of Austen’s birth by putting these classic adaptations on your watch (or rewatch) list.

In the '90s, Nickelodeon convinced a handful of schools to cancel class for the day and let kids go (somewhat) wild.

Is ‘The Bear’ a comedy? If you’re asking the Television Academy, the clear answer is, “Yes, Chef!”

Find out which states prefer a good laugh and which prefer high-stakes drama.

Season 56 of Sesame Street is coming to Netflix with “fresh format changes.”

Nathan Fielder, creator of HBO’s ‘The Rehearsal,’ also owns a successful outdoor apparel brand with terrible customer service.

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The first dramatization of the ‘Titanic’ wreck featured a survivor playing a fictionalized version of herself and a love interest named Jack.

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New research reveals the gaming consoles that consume the most energy.

If you‘ve ever wanted to own a piece of movie history, now’s your chance. See what‘s up for grabs at this epic auction of iconic movie posters.

Here’s a hint: This song, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in September 1985, was recorded for the third movie in a popular franchise; the singer also starred in the film.

Many movies can claim the title ‘cult classic,’ but few have ever embodied that term quite like ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ which turns 50 this year.

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