15 Happy Facts About Mad About You
The award-winning series was pitched as what happens to a couple when "it's [just] you and your wife in the car."
The award-winning series was pitched as what happens to a couple when "it's [just] you and your wife in the car."
The more-watched but older NBC comedy with a number and a rock in the title.
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Utterly fearless, Mel Brooks’s classic comedy joked about every taboo subject the late 1960s had to offer.
"We trace our Quaker ancestors back 320 years and they were mostly farmers, but I don’t know how many of them grew oats for your company."
John Candy worried that Richard Pryor hated him. With good reason.
Diane Keaton was an influence, and Prince was a fan.
'Woman Haters' showed us what Larry, Curly, and Moe were all about, but they weren’t quite the trio we know today.
A decade before 'Entourage' made him a mega-star, the director of this cult comedy had to fight to cast Jeremy Piven.
Despite consistently poor reviews, the series spawned seven feature films, one live-action series, a cartoon, and a possible upcoming reboot.
Director Blake Edwards came up with an idea for a heist movie in which a jewel thief is having an affair with the wife of the detective who’s pursuing him. Then he cast Peter Sellers as the detective, and everything changed.
The Emmy-winning HBO series returns tonight. At least one Supreme Court Justice will be watching.
There's nothing funny about the need for silence, sugar-free Red Bull, or some Parliament Funkadelic.
Uncover more facts about Sacha Baron Cohen's cringe comedies and the inspirations he drew when crafting the iconic character of Borat Sagdiyev.
Many movies can claim the title “cult classic,” but few have ever embodied that term quite like 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.'
Here are 13 fascinating facts about the movie that gave Nicolas Cage his first starring role.
Damn it, we had something for this.
Some of the mustaches were fake, but the syrup was real.
You hear that, Elizabeth?
'Fargo,' Joel and Ethan Coen's Oscar-winning dark comedy crime classic (which isn't based on a true story) is turning 25 in 2021.
How Valerie Vomit, Julius Sneezer, and the rest of the gang enraged parents, offended everyone, and made more money off of boogers than Kleenex.
'The Birdcage' marked Elaine May and Mike Nichols's first-ever—and long awaited—movie collaboration. But it was Robin Williams and Nathan Lane who really stole the show.
Eddie Murphy was almost fired from the film that made him a movie star, for not being funny.