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M*A*S*H's McLean Stevenson didn't think kids should watch TV He wanted kids to give up TV and turn the page to reading—even if it meant fewer kids were watching M*A*S*H.
Mike Stoker was one of the real firemen to appear on Emergency! He was a firefighter on-screen and in real life!
Florence Henderson called seeing everyone all grown up on A Very Brady Christmas ''strange'' Henderson called this family reunion a "little strange."
Bugs Bunny fans taught Mel Blanc how to appreciate children When you're in charge of being the voice to over 1,000 cartoon characters, one being Bugs Bunny, kids are going to know you.
Wayne Rogers loved business almost as much as he loved acting As Wayne Rogers once said: "Acting is business."
Here is Milburn Stone’s candid review of his co-stars on Gunsmoke Here’s what Stone had to say about his co-workers.
Dick Van Dyke shares 100 years worth of wisdom "I have stubbornly refused to give in to the bad stuff in life," wrote the actor in a recent article.
Are these titles of horror Westerns or did we make them up? Some are real, some are phony. It's up to you to decide which are which!
Why Vicki Lawrence felt like a child around Carol Burnett "She’s just an incredibly special lady," Lawrence said of her co-star and friend.
The role of Rob Petrie nearly went to this late-night host Television nearly saw a very different Rob Petrie.
Doris Roberts explained how comedy and drama were one and the same "You don’t use different muscles playing comedy and playing drama,” Roberts said.
M*A*S*H’s Loretta Swit kept her real name to make a point Loretta Swit is a name we all know and love today—but it wasn’t always that way.
Anson Williams found success behind the camera after he starred in Happy Days The Happy Days star discovered a love for producing.
How well do you know Peter Boyle's film career? Some of these movies could've used a little Boyle!
Jack Larson said he wished George Reeves could have seen the impact of Superman Larson remembered his co-star fondly years after Adventures of Superman had ended.
In 1969, Snoopy and Charlie Brown were part of the Apollo 10 space mission Snoopy and Charlie Brown orbited the moon... in a way.
George Reeves loved kidding around on the set of Adventures of Superman Reeves' co-star called the actor "tons of fun."
All-New Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''Briscoe Declares for Aunt Bee'' Brand new questions! Same ol' Andy!
Is this episode title from In Search Of... or The Twilight Zone? WARNING: This quiz is for geeks only!
Can you remember these super guest stars from Adventures of Superman? Time for a super guest star!
Did these TV shows feature Patricia Heaton? Hold up, was she on Matlock?
Build your perfect Thanksgiving Day and we will guess which family member you are Are you the person that eats all day, or sleeps all day on Thanksgiving?
The Skipper's dad would've had them off that island so much sooner! The Skipper's dad would've had them off that island so much sooner!
Ray Barone: The anti-hero of American television How one character annoyed his way into our hearts.
Star Trek inspired William Shatner to fly high While Star Trek flew high among the ratings, Shatner was literally taking flight all over the country.
Did Patricia Heaton regret Everybody Loves Raymond? Was she bothered by being recognized as Debrah Barrone?
How well do you remember the Everybody Loves Raymond Thanksgiving episode, ''No Fat''? Dig in to some suspiciously jiggly turkey!
All-New Daily Andy Griffith Quiz: ''The Sermon for Today'' Brand new questions! Same ol' Andy!
How well do you know Labi Siffre's song, ''Bless the Telephone''? There's a call waiting for you!
Wait... Was Doris Roberts in THAT?! Or do we just wish she was?
Dick Van Dyke almost played James Bond Why the actor refused the role.
Here's why Raymond Burr loved the legal stuff in Perry Mason Most would find the legal stuff boring, but Raymond Burr found it to be exciting.