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15 Years Ago, a ‘Game of Thrones’ Episode Featured the Decapitated Head of a Former U.S. President
HBO later issued an apology for the scene and had it removed from future home video releases
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‘Family Guy’ Planned on Responding to ‘South Park’s Attacks, but the Joke Never Aired
Seth MacFarlane ultimately decided to cut the vulgar gag because he said it was too much of a low blow
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via Hisense Hisense’s New U6SF Pro TV Is Basically a Home Theater, Gaming Rig, And Soundbar In One Box (Deal Alert!)
Big screen, bigger bass, and zero extra boxes or equipment needed under the TV stand.
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That Time Jim Carrey Went to an Award Show in Disguise and Fooled Everybody
Carrey showed up to the 1999 MTV Movie Awards dressed like a chain-smoking hippie, and spoke to Samuel L. Jackson for 15 minutes without being recognized
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The Weird Reason William Shatner Got Banned From ‘The Tonight Show’
Shatner unknowingly broke three different rules during his final interview with Johnny Carson
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Mister Rogers Got a Kick Out of Farting in Public, According to His Widow
Joanne Rogers recalled her late husband having a whimsical sense of humor, and letting one rip on more than one occasion while they were out at events
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Kenan Thompson’s Refusal to Dress in Drag Changed the Course of ‘SNL’ History
Thompson refusing to play black women opened up the doors for actual black women to be added to the cast
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The ‘Seinfeld’ Star Who Auditioned to Play Al Bundy on ‘Married… With Children’
The comedy icon wasn’t right for the part, but the casting director remembered him when he was working on ‘Seinfeld’ a few years later
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Fox Cut a Brutal ‘Family Guy’ Gag About ‘The Simpsons’ for Being Too Personal
Network executives initially refused to air a wild sequence in which Quagmire shoots and kills the entire Simpsons family, including Maggie
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The ‘South Park’ Easter Egg That Got a Tiger Woods Video Game Recalled by Its Developer
After an angry mother complained that the disc included a vulgar ‘South Park’ short, EA Sports recalled 100,000 copies of the game and fired the employee responsible
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The 3-Minute Stand-Up Set That Got Andrew Dice Clay Banned From MTV
Clay defiantly recited his iconic dirty nursery rhymes at the 1989 MTV Video Music Awards, much to the chagrin of producer Dick Clark and the network executives
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Too Much TV May Be Bad for Your Brain, New Study Finds
Researchers found heavy TV watching was linked to smaller brain structures, while sitting at work was not.
