13 Forgotten Sequels to Popular TV Shows
While sequels can promise bigger and better things to come, sometimes they fall short ... really short.
While sequels can promise bigger and better things to come, sometimes they fall short ... really short.
What you don’t know about the place where everybody knows your name, which called "closing time" for the last time 25 years ago.
These ultra-talented stars never fail to make good films great, great films classic, and terrible films almost watchable.
Ain’t we lucky we got ‘em?
Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong is one of the most fascinating, and frustrating, characters you’ll ever meet.
What a difference a word makes.
'Friends' may dominate the list, but it's not New York's favorite retro gem.
It's not going to put a dent in that down payment.
Freeze all motor functions, and don't blink!
Did you watch six seasons of Gossip Girl in a week? We won't tell.
Because 'New Family in Town' is a lot clunkier than 'Happy Days.'
You take the good, you take the bad, you take 'em both, and there you have these 15 facts about the ladies of Eastland.
The television icon was the definition of humble.
Here they are all 37 villains in the 'Batman' TV series on display with a little extra Bam! Pow! Zap! for good measure.
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh was a polarizing figure who knew how to grab headlines.
Happy Cinco de Cuatro!
Including the gross reason why an alcohol fermenting technique is called a "rhino fart."
The man who was nearly Indiana Jones helped give life to one of the most popular shows of the '80s, which ended its run 30 years ago.
These spinoffs never came to be ... and with good reason.
He finds inspiration in everything from movies to politics to chance encounters.
The legendary comedienne, who turns 85 today, broke new ground as the first female host of a TV variety show.
Audiences weren't buying what the Seventh Doctor was selling. But they were actively wishing death upon his companion.
One of the legendary writer's short stories bears some striking similarities to the HBO series.
Say goodbye to 'Goodfellas.'