10 unintentionally terrifying vintage Halloween ads you can't unsee
They were aiming for cute and fun but ended up with creepy and frightening.
10 classic 'I Love Lucy' moments that apply to your everyday life
Lucille Ball created some of the most iconic moments in television history. Naturally, these moments ...more
R.I.P. Peter Scolari, star of ‘Bosom Buddies’ and ‘Newhart’
He won an Emmy for HBO’s ‘Girls’ and reunited with Tom Hanks on Broadway.
This forbidden Dick Van Dyke episode was filmed but never aired
"It was a story about behavior," but the premise was considered too risqué in the Sixties.
Peddle back in time with these groovy Schwinn catalog spreads from the 1970s
The bicycle seller perfectly captured the era of bellbottoms, banana seats and BMX.
R.I.P. Betty Lynn, who played Barney Fife's love Thelma Lou
She toured Asia during USO shows, became fast friends with Bette Davis, and retired to the real-life ...more
The original concept sketches for the 'Wonder Woman' TV show costume are both gorgeous and revelatory
"Technical difficulties" kept Lynda Carter from wearing a bikini.
'Wonder Woman' was almost made into a sitcom in the 1960s
In this version, Diana Prince lives with her mother and poses in the mirror.
Dick Van Dyke accidentally mispronounced Rob Petrie's name and his wrong pronunciation stuck
Wait. Is it Pet-re or Pee-tree?
9 classic TV shows that started out as radio programs
One of these shows remained on the air until 2009.
Do you remember the 1977 Halloween Dr. Seuss' Grinch special?
This spooky Seventies special was a follow-up to the popular Christmas classic.
R.I.P. Cynthia Harris, who wooed King Edward in ‘Edward and Mrs. Simpson’ and played Sylvia in ‘Mad About You’
She also appeared on the big screen with Barbra Streisand and had guest roles on Kojak, Three’s ...more
8 boss radio DJs who rocked the airwaves in the '60s and '70s
Did you listen to Don Steele, Dave Diamond and Don Rose?
This Scooby-Doo Halloween special aired once, then never again
Was "The Scooby-Doo Project" too scary for TV?
The most exciting day in Dick Van Dyke's life was winning a race in front of a roaring crowd as a gawky underdog
He won three Emmy Awards in a row for The Dick Van Dyke Show, but his biggest triumph was a random ...more
5 forgotten television appearances by the legendary Bruce Lee
His iconic "be like water" speech came from an obscure Seventies detective show. Lee also crossed ...more
Teen idol and Time Tunnel star James Darren took his name from a failed 1940s sports car
He fondly recalled being attacked by a mob of teenage girls. "They broke down the plate-glass ...more