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11 Educational Facts About Reading Rainbow

Franklin Armstrong in The Peanuts Movie (2015).

In 1968, Franklin Armstrong Made History—and Created Controversy—By Joining the Peanuts Gang

In 1968, a correspondence with a schoolteacher led to Charles Schulz creating the Peanuts’s first African-American character.

The Science Behind the Nearly Escape-Proof Rooms in 'Race to Escape'

All that stands between a team and a $25,000 grand prize is a series of challenges that, when solved, will unlock a door.

8 Commercials Directed by Martin Scorsese

Martin Scorsese might be best known for his gritty crime dramas and two- to four-hour-long films, he also occasionally dabbles in making short-form commercials.

13 Dangerous Facts About Jackass

Don’t try this at home.

A Forgotten Novelty Singer's High-Profile Wedding on The Tonight Show

The couple who had the most-watched wedding in America is probably not who you'd think.

6 Obscure Facts About the Noid

#1: The Noid led to a hostage situation.

17 Things You Might Not Know About The Daily Show

15 Fascinating Terms from Orphan Black

The first rule of Clone Club is: Learn the language of Clone Club.

15 Times Stars Took Method Acting Too Far

For some actors, just looking the part isn't enough.

20 Seinfeld References Explained for Younger Viewers

The show about nothing is full of cultural references that may be unfamiliar to younger viewers today.

How Game of Thrones Created the Epic Final Scene in "Hardhome"

Book readers and non-book readers alike were delighted by the impressive sequence.

Tiffany Brissette stars as Vicki the Robot in Small Wonder.

How Small Wonder Programmed Itself Into a Hit

Nearly 35 years after its debut, Vicki the Robot and 'Small Wonder' are simultaneously remembered with fondness and outright scorn.

10 Awesomely '80s Electronic Prizes From Press Your Luck

Put away that ginormous mobile phone and revel in the glory that was 1980s technology.

A Brief History of CNN’s First Day on the Air, 35 Years Ago

The 24-hour news cycle may seem like an age-old concept. But it was popularized by CNN just 35 years ago.

7 Movie and TV Themed Restaurants Around the World

13 Truly Outrageous Facts About 'Jem'

Though it only ran for three seasons, 'Jem and the Holograms' had quite the cult following.

How Much Famous TV Houses Cost in Real Life

In the world of fictional real estate, 'The O.C.' rules.

The David Letterman Show No One Watched

20 Things You Might Not Know About The Mindy Project

6 Things We Learned from David Hasselhoff’s AMA

“If you wanna Hassle the Hoff, the time is now.”

5 Classic Game Shows That Used To Be Different

From 'Jeopardy!' to 'The Price is Right,' the game shows we know and love have changed throughout television history.

How Betamax Was Going to Change Your Life, According to Sony

5 Things We Learned About Big Bird from Bullseye

#3: A cameraman saved him from being burned to death during taping.