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5 Classic '70s Sitcoms That Are Too Perfect To Remake - TVLine (opens the original)
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While the sitcom wasn't invented in the '70s, it certainly feels like this was the decade that perfected the genre. From expertly written workplace comedies to shows that make you think and laugh at the same time, the '70s were the first golden age of television sitcoms. So many of these series produced iconic characters and scenes that still live rent-free in our minds today, so much so, they don't need remakes to hold up for modern audiences. These days, nostalgia has become a driving force in
The Diplomat's Allison Janney Was A Key Part Of Lost Despite Only Appearing Once - TVLine (opens the original)
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Fans of "Lost" are very familiar with the cast that carried the show through its six mind-bending seasons. Everyone had a part to play in getting from the island to the mainland, then back to the island, then finally to a large church in what some consider one of the worst TV series finales of all time. But regardless of what you thought of the finale, it wouldn't have been possible without a one-episode appearance by actress Allison Janney, who recently collected her eighth Emmy win for her rol
A Night Court Star Won Four Emmys — Then Asked Not To Be Nominated Again - TVLine (opens the original)
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Winning an Emmy for acting is not an easy thing to do. Winning four in a row for acting is a feat that only four people have ever managed to accomplish — most recently Jean Smart, who won five in a row for her role on "Hacks." But there's only been one person who managed to earn that prestigious honor and then ask to never be nominated again. That distinction belongs to John Larroquette, who won four Emmys for his portrayal of Dan Fielding on the hit sitcom "Night Court." For years, Larroquette
35 Years Ago Today: Tim Allen Became A Sitcom Superstar With A Hit ABC Series - TVLine (opens the original)
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It might be hard to believe, but today we celebrate the 35th anniversary of one of television's all-time greatest sitcoms: "Home Improvement." It was on this date in 1991 that Tim Allen's stand-up comedy routine came to life in the form of Tim Taylor, his family, and his show-within-a-show, "Tool Time." "Home Improvement" was an instant hit with audiences, became one of the most popular sitcoms of the '90s, and remained a top 10 show for its first seven seasons before falling to 11th place in it
How To Watch The 2026 Emmy Awards - TVLine (opens the original)
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It's time once again for the Primetime Emmy awards — and this year promises to deliver some big names, big wins, and hopefully a few big surprises. The annual award program is gearing up for its 78th edition; several shows will be looking to add to their already large collection of Emmy statues, while others are being nominated for the very first time. Last year, "The Pitt" took home multiple awards on the drama side, and the show's cast and crew will no doubt be hoping for a repeat performance
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