The Only Two TV Credits President Jimmy Carter Booked (One Was A Beloved Sitcom)
Former President Jimmy Carter had two high-profile roles during his heyday -- one being on a major '90s sitcom.
Read MoreFormer President Jimmy Carter had two high-profile roles during his heyday -- one being on a major '90s sitcom.
Read More"Ghosts" is a supernatural comedy, one where many of the cast members can improvise; however, that is not the case for Rose McIver, the lead of the show.
Read MoreBeing an immovable force of love and support is a pretty strong skill to carry into the afterlife, wouldn't you say?
Read More"Ghosts" has a huge, hilarious ensemble of silly spirits, and Brandon Scott Jones admits one of his co-stars nailed their character off the back.
Read MoreHow I Met Your Father fans are excited to see reporter and personality Sandy Rivers return to the franchise for a brief cameo in Season 2 Episode 5.
Read More"Ghosts" is a brilliant remake of a BBC show, but Rose McIver shared why she hasn't watched too much of the original show -- and how it helps her version.
Read MoreIn Paul Rudd fashion, the man who played Mike Hannigan in Season 9 of "Friends," can't help but joke that he wasn't a core character in the "Friends" finale.
Read MoreWe've lost several members of the "Eight is Enough" family since the show went off the air in the 1980s. Here are the cast members you might not know died.
Read MoreSteven Molaro was originally against calling the show "Young Sheldon," but he said that he and co-creator Chuck Lorre can laugh about it these days.
Read MoreMissy actor Raegan Revord has grown up on the set of "Young Sheldon." It is no surprise, then, that she considers her cast members a second family.
Read MoreOn "Night Court," Judge Harry Stone presided over the most bizarre cases Manhattan had. Her is the ending of the original "Night Court" finally explained.
Read MoreYoung Sheldon's Lance Barber has nothing but enormous respect for co-star Iain Armitage, and he believes that the young actor is nothing short of a class act.
Read MoreBy casting six attractive people, "The Big Bang Theory" producer-writer Eddie Gorodetsky thinks "Friends" sent the sitcom genre "backward" for a bit.
Read MoreHaving connections can get you far in life, and for Creed Bratton, a friendship from "The Bernie Mac Show" helped to land him a role in NBC's "The Office."
Read MoreLeo actor Tommy Chong hopes "That '90s Show" gives audiences a sense of optimism for the future.
Read MoreIn the extended "Superfans" edition of The Office episode "Money Part 2," it's clear that Jan is actually more responsible than Michael when it comes to money.
Read MoreFOX's new "Animal Control," as the name suggests, is full of animals. PETA has issued a statement calling out the show and Joel McHale for using real animals.
Read MoreSurprisingly, Tommy Chong believes that "That '70s Show" may have lent a more recent hand in destigmatizing marijuana culture.
Read MoreGhosts actor Brandon Scott Jones thinks that Trevor has a lot to teach his character Isaac. It's possible that the general could learn confidence from him.
Read More"Young Sheldon" fans are expressing their concerns for Paige following her antics at a frat party during the most recent episode of the hit CBS sitcom.
Read More"Seinfeld" was Jennifer Coolidge's first role on TV. She played Jerry's newest girlfriend, Jodi the masseuse, on "Seinfeld" Season 5 episode 9, "The Masseuse."
Read MoreModern Family co-creator Steven Levitan reflected on the backlash that manifested over Lily's hilarious cursing.
Read MoreThe final table read on "Modern Family" ended with an emotional standing ovation, and even young Joe Pritchett actor Jeremy Maguire was affected.
Read MoreNolan Gould doesn't want "Modern Family" fans looking up to him as a role model - even though he's done some pretty role model-worthy things in his life.
Read MoreGhosts star Utkarsh Ambudkar thinks that people need a show that's joyful. Here's why he loves the lightheartedness on Ghosts.
Read MoreThe cast of "Modern Family" hated being asked this one interview question so much that they once threatened to walk out if they heard it again.
Read MoreJulia Louis-Dreyfus does "30 or 40 things in a scene, which allows her to be likable and unlikable, incompetent and very skilled," David Mandel said recently.
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