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The Most Bizarre Sitcom Deaths Explained The Most Bizarre Sitcom Deaths Explained By Thompson Smith/April 14, 2021 1:13 pm EDT Handily among the dominant genres of American entertainment since the mid-20th century, situation comedies have carved out a permanent presence in popular culture. In a general sense, sitcoms provide lighthearted, low-stakes escapism for folks who just want to shut their brains off and laugh after a long day. When serious issues arise on a sitcom, they're usually dealt with swiftly and entirely within the confines of "very special" episodes. Most of the time, nobo...

Font Size A group of liberal professional women trying to disrupt the Trump administration at any cost sink to a new low in the May 9 episode of CBS’s All-Access streaming show The Good Fight. In “The One Where the Sun Comes Out,” the dangerous practice of swatting is used as payback for President Trump’s immigration policy and Trump senior policy advisor Stephen Miller appears to be the target. The women in the Book Club are ready to ramp up their tactics against the Trump administration and the victim this week is Michael Tyrek (the president’s fictional senior poli...

Four Magellanic penguins from the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago took a field trip to explore "The FRIENDS Experience" on Michigan Avenue.

26 02 2021 In Friends, everyone had their schtick. Joey was the ladykiller. Monica liked things clean. Ross got married a lot. And Phoebe? Phoebe was the artiste. Phoebe Buffay's original songs raised many a smile in the ten years that Friends held the title of the world's favourite sitcom. She had a few jobs in between - she ran a catering company with Monica, volunteered as a street Santa, was a professional masseuse, and also used to mug people - but music was her true love. Smelly Cat was, obviously, her most famous composition, and one that almost launched her into showbusiness. But it w...

People have just discovered that Matthew Perry's actual dad was in Friends How did we miss it? Over the years Friendsfeatured lots of cameos from major celebrities, from Brad Pitt to Reese Witherspoon and of course - the most important of all - Danny Devito as a stripper named Officer Goodbody in The One Where the Stripper Cries. Iconic. But one cameo that somehow managed to pass us by was one from Matthew Perry's actual real-life dad, John Bennett Perry. He appears in season 4 episode 18, The One with Rachel's New Dress, in which Rachel goes on a date with Joshua which she is expecting to...