Margaret Cho on "All-American Girl"
Margaret Cho on "All-American Girl"
Walker's "Good Times" character was such a hit, he changed the direction of the sitcom.
Dick Van Dyke's Knack for Physical Comedy
Dick Van Dyke loved to perform physical comedy, even if the script didn't call for it.
George Takei on being an Asian-American
George Takei discusses his early life in a paranoid United States.
Though “Julia” aired during the turbulent 1960s, the show abstained from racial activism.
In the Fall of 1984, Bill Cosby almost single handedly revived the sitcom genre.
George Clooney and his "Powerful Pen"
George Clooney used his popularity to speak out against discrimination.
Howie Mandel on "St. Elsewhere"
Howie Mandel thought he was auditioning for a sitcom.
"St.Elsewhere" was the first show to portray the medical community accurately.
Tim Allen on his First "Tonight Show" Appearance
When sitcom star Tim Allen first appeared on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show," he bombed.
