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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.

‘Star Trek’ wasn't host to TV’s first interracial kiss, but it’s the one people tend to remember.

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.

Nickelodeon invaded schools throughout the 1990s.

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.

Elmo and his friends are heading to Netflix soon, with new and old episodes.

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.

Geraldo Rivera promised to dig deep in Al Capone’s hotel hideout on Chicago’s South Side back in 1986—here’s the oral history of how it all really went down.

Jenna Fischer and John Krasinski in ‘The Office.‘

‘The Paper’ will air on Peacock this September.

‘Hollywood Squares’ has been on (and off) TV since 1966.

In an era of modest network programming, center square Paul Lynde dropped some seriously risqué material.

Los Angeles Red Carpet event for CBS’s ‘Survivor.’

From its humble origins to its use of body doubles to the person who nearly got Jeff Probst’s job as host, here’s what you need to know about ‘Survivor,’ which turns 25 this year.

HBO Max’s hit adaptation of the video game is back for its second season. Here‘s what you need to know, from who could have played Ellie and Joel to how the show brought the infected to life to what to expect in season 2. Warning: Spoilers ahead!