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22 Years Ago, Jon Stewart Went on ‘Crossfire’ and Basically Lit the Show on Fire
Stewart’s legendary 2004 appearance on the show sent the internet into a frenzy, leading to its cancellation the following year
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31 Years Ago, Hugh Grant Went on ‘The Tonight Show’ Days After His Arrest and Changed Late Night TV
Grant openly talked about his 1995 arrest on ‘The Tonight Show,’ helping Leno beat David Letterman in the ratings for the first time ever
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Photo: Getty Images Jerry Seinfeld Has a Brutal Take on ‘Friends,’ and He Kind of Has a Point
The two sitcom juggernauts have a number of storylines in common that are a little too oddly specific to be chalked up to parallel thinking
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Photo: egumeny / Getty Images Jim Carrey Only Made It 3 Hours in the Hotel That Inspired ‘The Shining’
The infamous Room 217 was apparently too much for Carrey to handle while he was in town filming ‘Dumb and Dumber’ in 1994
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Photo: CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images Before ‘Apollo 13,’ Ron Howard Nearly Starred in an ‘Andy Griffith Show’ Porn
In order to pursue his dream of being a filmmaker, Howard briefly thought about starring in an adult film called ‘Opie Gets Laid’
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The Original Plan for ‘Team America’ Was Even More Ridiculous Than the Movie We Got
Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s 2004 puppet movie was shaping up to be a full-on parody of Roland Emmerich’s ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ at one point
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32 Years Ago, Gwen Stefani’s Brother Left No Doubt Before They Got Big to Work on ‘The Simpsons’
Gwen Stefani’s brother, Eric, was a co-founder of the band and later became a full-time animator
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The Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie Feud Was the Most 2000s Thing That Ever Happened
The longtime friends went from reality TV icons to tabloid feud fixtures before finally reuniting decades later.
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MTV The Real Story Behind ‘Jersey Shore’s’ Iconic GTL Catchphrase
The reality show’s signature phrase actually came from behind the scenes after producers noticed the cast followed the same daily routine.
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The Original ‘Munsters’ House Still Exists, but It Looks Very Different Today
The Universal backlot façade was remodeled after ‘The Munsters’ and later appeared on shows like ‘Desperate Housewives’
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A scene from 'The King of Queens.' How Tony Danza Accidentally Helped Cast Leah Remini on ‘The King of Queens’
It took a while for the showrunners to find the right Carrie, and because of that, they had to enlist the help of an unexpected actor to read her lines
