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On February 9, 1964, The Beatles—identified in a press release as a wildly popular quartet of English recording stars—performed on 'The Ed Sullivan Show' in New York City and changed the course of music history.

From Frasier's Italian suede-upholstered sofa to the various 'Friends' couches that appeared on TV, this chart is the essential guide to sitcom seating.

Daniel Radcliffe plays a low-level angel who really loves mustard—and is trying to save Earth from being destroyed.

'Frasier' and 'Cheers' are a couple old favorites.

To be fair: he swears she did ask.

'Til death do us part.

With an estimated death toll of 150,966 over seven seasons, the odds probably aren't in your favorite character's favor.

The excitable little monster uses clever psychological tricks to capture a child's attention.

When 'The Dukes of Hazzard' premiered on January 26, 1979, it was intended to be a temporary patch in CBS’s primetime schedule until 'The Incredible Hulk' returned. It became much, much more.

According to George R.R. Martin's original outline, the two men's "passion" for Arya would ultimately "lead to a deadly rivalry between Tyrion and Jon Snow."

In 1986, the famed news anchor spent a week defending the puzzling new way he ended his broadcasts.

Attendees will get a “sweet belt buckle,” fake beard, and a “Chuck Norris style T-shirt” to assist in the look.