#television-history

#television-history

Ball's surprise ingredient in her salad dressing is ketchup, which adds a unique tangy and sweet flavor profile, unlike typical vinaigrettes.

"It's like he's too close to me, but I don't think he's changed over the years...He's still the same Norm. I think he's the toughest to write for because he's not really anything. He's just funny."

"Initially the charm of Around the Horn was a rotating cast of beat writers arguing over sports topics, led by a host assigning points for their arguments."

"Griffin's first choice was 'What's the Question?' and how the long-running NBC show's name came to be is quite the story."

This is a self-made man. This is the product of his life for the last 20 years.

The shirt was barely soggy or clingy or any of the things it's mythologized to be, and that got voted the most memorable moment in television history.

Will Hutchins, who starred as the comically genteel sheriff Tom Brewster on the 1950s western series Sugarfoot, passed away at the age of 94.

Agent Cooper's love for the fictional RR Diner's cherry pie, matched with his appreciation of the diner's 'damn fine cup of coffee,' turned the real-life diner into a cherry pie Mecca for 'Twin Peaks' fans.

It's the hotel where Rose is days away from staging a giant wedding for relatives from her often-mentioned hometown of St. Olaf, Minn. The homicide, of course, throws everything into disarray.

In 1976, The Two Ronnies included a weekly serial called The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town, about an elusive figure who does for people by leaping out and blowing raspberries at them, and I was given the honour of providing the raspberries for the soundtrack.

The fish-out-of-water premise of The Beverly Hillbillies became a cultural phenomenon in the 1960s, demonstrating the comedic contrast between rural and urban lifestyles.

I mean, I remember shooting the Academy Award Show during the pandemic, and my daughter and I wound up just sleeping in my dressing room because we were here so late. So it really is like a second home.

Kelefa Sanneh's exploration of Mike White's career overlooks his first series, "Pasadena," a short-lived but pivotal show that reflected White's unique storytelling sensibility.

The transition between episodic releases can be seen as a defining moment in television history, shaping how audiences consume and engage with series.

The rediscovered 1998 pilot of Family Guy highlights the show’s early development, revealing character traits and plots that shaped its first season and shows MacFarlane's creativity.

Smith's chemotherapy left him with an awful half shaggy, half bald look, so he buzzed it all off. 'First time I've been bald since I was a baby,' he says, happily.

Fuller envisioned a different Discovery, considering it as a potential anthology series, showcasing various stories and a broader exploration of the Star Trek universe.

I literally remember watching it, me and the rest of the nation, watching that episode. 19 million viewers.