comedy

Kirstie Alley referred to her hit show 'Cheers' as a 'boys' club' and 'dictatorship' because three men were in charge, but she had more to say about that.

Fans looking to catch up with the '80s sitcom can stream the entire series. But whatever happened to the 'Webster' cast?

Jennifer Aniston didn't set out to be a comedic star. But she feels grateful it worked out for her that way.

Oscar-winning actor John Wayne once dressed up as a bunny, which offered a total contrast to his usual tough cowboy image.

'Cheers' director James Burrows reveals the original idea for the pilot that became a plot point in the season 6 premiere of the show.

'Saturday Night Live' host Dave Chappelle made a sketch surrounding 'House of the Dragon' Season 2, and it left his fans wanting another season of 'Chappelle's Show.'

'Will & Grace' director James Burrows praises the suggestive innuendo the show's writers got away with. He also knows the secret that kept censors off their backs.

James Burrows directed the legendary Bob Newhart in 'The Bob Newhart Show.' He shares one story of Newhart using charactistic good humor to disarm network criticism.

The sitcom aired during what many consider the Golden Age of African American comedy. Here's what the 'Hangin' With Mr. Cooper' cast is doing now.

'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' star Kaitlin Olson explains why she feels people who demanded certain episodes be banned didn't actually understand them.

'Will & Grace' director James Burrows looks back on the casting of the show. To find the right Karen, they remembered Megan Mullally who just wasn't quite right for Grace.

'Cheers' creators Les and Glen Charles and James Burrows point out the cameos in the series finale, including the one they didn't get from Bill Clinton.

Kaitlin Olsen explains why Dee on 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' was her dream role. Dee was the first unapologetic female character she read.

'Cheers' director James Burrows explains how a simple delivery by George Wendt in the pilot changed the course of Norm's character for 11 seasons.

'Taxi' director James Burrows recalls an Andy Kaufman performance viewers never got to see, because his alter ego got fired from guest starring on his own show.

If you want to know about the real last Blockbuster, don't watch Netflix's 'Blockbuster.' Read this comparison instead to learn the truth.

An entire generation of TV viewers fondly remembers the residents of 227 Lexington Place. Here's what happened to the stars of NBC's '227.'

'Cheers' director James Burrows explains how casting Ted Danson as Sam Malone changed the character's sport and name. A runner up got his own NBC show years later.

Production designer Lisa Myers discusses the reactions she heard about 'Bros,' the challenges she faced on set, and more.

Former 'Saturday Night Live' cast member Pete Davidson left the show, but some audiences initially thought that they saw him in blackface on the show.