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Despite being credited alongside the rest of the cast no footage of Lisa Kudrow ever appeared in the opening credits of Friends.
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American sitcoms use fractions (eg Two and a Half Men) while British ones use decimals (eg 2point4 Children).
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Grounded For Life was fucking awesome.
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Ted Danson once described his performance as Sam Malone in Cheers as the single greatest accomplishment of modern man.
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Caroline in the City's 97 episode run was revealed in the Wikileaks 2010 diplomatic cables to be a CIA fabrication.
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The King of Queens pilot script was based off notes for a failed novel in George RR Martin's series A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Seinfeld is the only sitcom to be syndicated in every country worldwide and the moon.
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Before he created The Office funnyman Ricky Gervais was just 18 months away from discovering a cure for most cancers.
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Despite the title of the show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air did not contain any members of the Fresh royal family.
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Broadcasts of Everybody Loves Raymond have reached 36 stars so far, though the final season has only made it as far as 15.
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Lost, in spite of appearances, was actually a sitcom.
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Outnumbered, purported to be a BBC sitcom, doesn't exist. It is advertised solely to trick Director-General Mark Thompson.
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Tom Sellick played the lead in a failed pilot where his character had no dialogue and frequently walked into closed doors.
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Kids show Saved by the Bell rarely drew attention to its setting in a harsh military detention facility.
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Mad About You frequently used its plots as an allegory for the horrific acts committed during the contemporary Yugoslav wars.
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All original cast members of Veronica’s Closet have been killed on screen by a Terminator, a Predator and an Alien.
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In nearly 500 appearances as the character Frasier Crane at no point did Kelsey Grammer use the word ‘of’.
- The part of Eric Foreman in That 70’s Show was written for Michael Keaton, but schedule conflicts prevented his casting.