Cowabunga Comic Con: TMNT Co-Creator Discusses Comics’ 40-Year History TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman reflects on 40 years of Turtle Power at SDCC, sharing origin stories, behind-the-scenes tidbits, and teasing future projects....
What city does Cheers take place in? Grab a barstool! From flop to phenomenon, 'Cheers' served up 11 seasons of belly laughs. Can you guess where Sam, Norm, and the gang raised their glasses?...
Name the famous TV catchphrase from Dragnet. It’s hard to think of a better detective name than Joe Friday. The LAPD detective began life on the Dragnet radio drama in 1949, made his way into the indelible 1950s TV show, and all the way through an ‘80s-era movie and even newer reboots. But it was the...
Which classic sitcom did NOT end its run ranked no. 1? I wonder if Arthur C. Nielsen knew that when he started Nielson Media Research back in the 1920s that his name would one day become synonymous with the success or failure of TV shows. First measuring TV viewership in the 1950-51 season, what is now known as the Nielsen Company...
What is Krusty the Clown’s real name? One could certainly argue that Krusty the Clown is as much an integral part of The Simpsons as the core Simpson family themselves. He first appeared on the show within a show, "The Krusty the Clown Show”, when The Simpsons still aired as shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show...
In King of the Hill, what does Hank Hill do for a living? I think at this point we can all agree that Mike Judge is a comedic genius. You could take any of his productions on their own and make that case, but when you put them together — including Beavis and Butt-Head, Silicon Valley, Office Space, and Idiocracy — it becomes an objective...
In the ‘80s cartoon Jem, who is Jem the alter-ego of? Look, I’m not saying that Hannah Montana is essentially a lift from the 1980s classic cartoon, Jem (aka Jem and The Holograms), but I am kind of saying that. Sure, there are a few tweaks, most notably the age of the protagonist, but the concept is essentially the same:...