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From a quirky courtroom shake-up to sitcoms that ruled Thursday nights, the 90s delivered TV that still sets the bar. Here are the era-defining hits worth a fresh binge right now.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus pulls back the curtain on a Seinfeld set dust-up, recalling a big, fat argument that erupted between co-creator Larry David and Castle Rock Entertainment executives during the filming of one episode.

Media titan Ted Turner, whose pioneering networks helped define the cable TV era, has died at 87 after a years-long battle with dementia.

From 1990s sitcom staples to an HBO war saga, these hits are the rare consensus—unforgettable, unmissable, and the gold standard of TV.

Sharpen your machete: we’re ranking the ultimate summer camp shockers—from Friday the 13th to cult deep cuts—and spotlighting the slashers that turned campfires into carnage.

From laugh tracks to laser blasts and gritty case files to a genre-defining anthology, these TV touchstones still pull big audiences and steer the culture.

Malcolm in the Middle returns with a hole where Daniel von Bargen’s Spangler and Kenneth Mars’ Otto once were, but the revival still finds smart ways to keep their presence alive.

Friends alum Lisa Kudrow says modern sitcoms are missing the mark — and pins the blame on one big problem dragging TV comedy down. In a new interview, the Emmy winner calls out a single, glaring flaw she believes is hobbling today’s laughs.

Discover the true tale behind Seinfeld’s notorious soup seller, the real-life New York chef who inspired a classic sitcom episode—and the heated encounter that followed.

Amanda Seyfried opens up about the performance that redefined her approach to acting, sharing a surprising source of inspiration from a 1990s sitcom.