Who Are Andy Griffith’s Children?
Introduction: The Man Behind Mayberry Andy Griffith wasn’t just the calm, wise sheriff of Mayberry on The Andy Griffith Show — he was also a […]
Month: August 2025
Chicago Fire Might Repeat Chicago P.D.’s Most Disrespectful Breakup – Halstead & Upton All Over Again?
Chicago Fire season 14 is bound to repeat Chicago PD‘s frustrating Hailey Upton and Jay Halstead split. This type of breakup is something we’ve seen plenty of […]
This Maggie Crisis Felt Like an FBI Season Finale… But Another Show Is to Blame
CBS is running out of episodes from the FBI franchise in the spring 2025 TV schedule, although the original series will be coming back in the fall while […]
‘Fire Country’ Sparks Backlash: CAL FIRE Calls Out the Show’s Biggest Mistake
The CBS hit series Fire Country is known for its entertaining drama. However, sometimes Fire Country sacrifices realism for the sake of that drama, and a particular incident seriously angered […]
After 12 Years, NCIS Finally Gives Tony & Ziva the Scene Fans Were Denied 💔❤️
NCIS: Tony & Ziva will finally deliver the 1 scene that the mothership show cheated fans out of 12 years ago. Michael Weatherly and Cote […]
NCIS Returns for Season 23: Release Date, Cast News, and More
With its renewal for a 23rd season, NCIS continues its elite status as not only the longest-running scripted show on CBS, but one of the […]
30 Years Later, JAG’s Harmon Rabb Jr. Might Finally Rejoin NCIS
Original JAG star David James Elliott talks a potential return to his iconic role in NCIS. Speaking to TV Insider, Elliott discussed a potential return […]
Behind the Laughs: The Off-Screen Tensions That Shaped Sanford and Son
On screen, Sanford and Son was a comedic masterpiece: Fred Sanford’s grumbling sarcasm, Lamont’s exasperation, and their junkyard adventures kept millions tuning in every week. […]
The Sitcom That Changed the Game: How Sanford and Son Brought Black Comedy to Prime Time
When Sanford and Son premiered in January 1972, television was not prepared for Redd Foxx. Loud, crude, hilarious, and deeply human, the character of Fred […]
Norman Lear and Sally Struthers Share Memories in Honor of All in the Family’s 50th
In January 1971, “All in the Family” stormed onto America’s TV screens — blowing a collective raspberry at network complacency and lobbing a grenade into […]
