In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I want to know what you think was the most well-constructed TV farce episode.
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, Brian looks at the time that Rick and AJ Simon brought in the help of the Whiz Kids on Simon & Simon
In a feature looking at recurring themes in pop culture, Brian spotlights five songs that were released, didn't become hits, then were reworked a few years later and became hits
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, Brian looks at the time that Ben Matlock helped defend one of the doctors on Diagnosis: Murder from murder charges (while also singing to some...
Today, in the latest look at celebrities/characters being featured under different names, see how reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes played a central role in the plot of a James Bond film
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, Brian looks at the time that Facts of Life's Tootie filled in for Arnold on Diff'rent Strokes for a couple of episodes
In a feature looking at if or when a TV series "jumped the shark," Brian asks you all to determine when (or if) Life Goes On jumped the shark.
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, Brian looks at the time that Bull showed up on My Two Dads to protect the Judge
In a spotlight on notable pop culture firsts, discover what was the first example of a *record scratch* *freeze frame* "Yep, that's me"
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, Brian looks at the time that Ross and The Single Guy both thought that the other was gay