TV

Direwolf bread loaves were the specialty at You Know Nothing John Dough.

It takes just 14 words—“Welcome to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger, can I take your order?”—to make a ‘90s kid swoon with nostalgia.

Fred Rogers remains an icon of kindness for the ages. An innovator of children’s television, his salt-of-the-earth demeanor and genuinely gentle nature taught a generation of kids the value of kindness.

Matthew Weiner’s critically acclaimed advertising drama made its debut 10 years ago.

Cartoon Network’s boorish Elvis homage, which premiered 20 years ago, originated with a college kid’s thesis project.

He's 4 years old, orange, and a devoted younger brother.

The logic is pretty sound on this one.

Check out the origins and inspiration behind Adult Swim's hit animated sci-fi sitcom.

"See Matt Dillon Eat Pizza!"

Noah Hawley's FX hit is not the first time 'Fargo' has been adapted for television. That happened all the way back in 1997.

The long-planned collaboration between Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg hit theaters in 2002.

'Family Ties' star—and '80s heartthrob—Michael J. Fox was almost fired because his face wasn’t fit for a lunchbox.