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This background cop on Columbo had an entire TV series based on his life Real-life detective Dave Toma worked the force in New Jersey.
8 married couples who appeared on Gunsmoke Dodge City is for lovers.
R.I.P. Wings star David Schramm The Julliard graduate and prolific stage actor was 73.
9 Flintstones voice actors who were also on The Andy Griffith Show Ernest T. Bass, Floyd the Barber and Otis Campbell can all be heard on The Flintstones!
Best sister ever: Kami Cotler asked to put her brother on The Waltons He appeared in five episodes — and eventually got his own sitcom.
Is this actually a photo of Andy Griffith as a baby on The Andy Griffith Show? We got a look at adolescent Andy in "Crime-Free Mayberry."
8 details you never knew about the very first Gunsmoke episode Did you spot John Wayne, Billy the Kid and Marilyn Monroe's dueling trainer?
Collector's Call Web Extras: Elton John sunglasses, costumes, lyrics and more These collectibles (crocodile) rock!
Remembering when Don Knotts, Carl Reiner and Peter Falk all won Emmys in the same year Just one of many great trivia facts from that night.
R.I.P. Fred ''Curly'' Neal of the Harlem Globetrotters The basketball legend and Gilligan's Island visitor was 77.
Will Geer compared The Waltons to corn on the cob Not too sweet – just “fresh and tasty.”
Were these TV ghosts truly supernatural… or just humans? They would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for you meddling kids!
Kathie Lee Gifford starred in a kooky 1970s Hanna-Barbera show that never aired The Funny World of Fred and Bunni was one of many failed pilots from the studio in the 1970s.
One Adam-12 episode featured the children of two famous crooners Gary Crosby, Tina Sinatra and Frank Sinatra, Jr. all appeared together.
Can you recognize television stars on the covers of TV Guide in 1965? Time to do a little Sixties stargazing.
Can you match these autobiography titles to the correct TV stars? One star just titled his "A Book."
Me Madness 2020 is now open! Vote for your favorite MeTV Family!
8 fascinating things you never noticed in the M*A*S*H episode ''Dreams'' A medical consultant, a famous Toledo eatery and skilled magic all turn up in this haunting episode.
Wayne Rogers never actually signed his M*A*S*H contract It’s a sneaky move worthy of Trapper John.
Can you guess the middle names of classic TV stars? They shared names with 1954 movies, Revolutionary War heroes and Chipmunks.
Ellen Corby from The Waltons wrote a book about a traveling pebble It was inspired by her own trips around the world.
This Andy Griffith Show guest star wrote the unheard theme song lyrics, too Imagine that hat was yellow — he was Dick Tracy, too.
8 things you might not know about the Gunsmoke finale The cancelation took everyone by surprise.
Pick your favorite phony caption for these funny Adam-12 moments Have a laugh with these classic TV buddy cops.
Collector's Call Web Extras: A million-dollar Barbie collection Now that is a closet full of (tiny) fashion.
6 eye-opening things you never noticed in the Star Trek episode ''Is There in Truth No Beauty?'' Take a closer look at the fascinating uniforms, spaceships, tartans and wigs.
How well do you know the career of William Shatner? Did you follow him from Captain Kirk to the Big Giant Head?
Can you guess the classic TV show from just the dinner table? Careful, this quiz might be “con-fooding.”
This week on Svengoolie: The movie that popularized vampire fangs Yes, I Love Lucy predates vampire fangs.
We think we found the real Gilligan's Island thanks to the Professor If only Google Maps had been around, the castaways could have been rescued.
Can you spot the one thing wrong in these '80s action show intros? Do you have the steely eyes of a hawk?
Are these things more Boomer or Millennial? Stake your generational claim.
Can you guess the classic TV show from its board game? Roll the dice on these family games from the '60s and '70s!
Howard Morris also played Mayberry's very own Masked Singer Eat your heart out, reality television. The Andy Griffith Show did it first.
The 10 happiest, sunniest one-hit wonders of the 1970s Ain't no stopping these magic afternoon delights.