Let’s be completley honest here: I’m writing this because I’ve had enough. This ridiculous “reboot” “re-imagining” “revival” trend has pissed me off for so long and I’m finally ready to get it all out and finally get some catharsis. Now… before anybody gets upset, If you like these reboots of…

It’s the end of an era… or rather the end of a fun series of articles within four months time. For our final Sanford and Son Top Five…

We all remember Whitley Gilbert. The designer outfits, the hilariously politically incorrect sayings, the spoiled, bougie attitude, and especially that classic over the top southern accent. These are all the things that made Whitley Gilbert an iconic and lovable tv character that we all still love to this day. Whitley…

Fred had shared the company of many lovely ladies of the course of the show but the beautiful, charming and no nonsense Donna Harris was his main squeeze. At first sight Fred and Donna seemed like a mismatch, but one figures that Donna was very much like Fred’s late wife…

The 1990’s was and still is a monumental decade cherished to pieces by those that were there and even by those not even in existence at the time. One of the most beloved and appreciated aspects of the decade were its television shows that people have gone to compare to…

The art of martial arts is not for everybody. It takes true legends to master it as well as make it look incredible on screen. …

Who doesn’t love good ol’ Bubba? Another one of Fred’s most loyal and most goofball buddies played with pure effervescence and childlike naivete by Don Bexley. While Bubba wasn’t in as many episodes as other classic buddies of Fred and Lamont such as Grady and Rollo for example, he made…

On September 16th, 1993 Frasier Crane returned to the small screen after a great nine year run on Cheers. With its pilot titled “The Good Son”, three amazing writers from Cheers: David Lee, Peter Casey, and the great late David Angell re-introduced the world to Frasier Crane and his new…

Hey Hey Hey! The 70's was a funky and groovy time for many reasons, but on the tv front the second golden age of sitcoms reigned supreme…