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Is Son of Frankenstein an overlooked classic? Third in the series, but first in our hearts?
How one very tense scene in Son of Frankenstein (1939) was nearly derailed due to laughter behind-the-scenes Boris Karloff: Famed actor and master tickler.
Ken Curtis stayed just as dirty as his character on Gunsmoke Ken Curtis didn't mind being dirty... it's just what the role called for.
7 nutty things you never knew about Howard Morris of The Andy Griffith Show Ernest T. Bass was also Mayor McCheese, Jughead Jones, Atom Ant and so much more!
Alan Alda reveals the ''main thing'' keeping him alive He's making Alda right moves!
This Son of Frankenstein actor called his performance ''corny'' Though he had a good time on the set of Son of Frankenstein, Donnie Dunagan wasn't too pleased with his performance.
Boris Karloff revealed the reason he refused to play the Monster after Son of Frankenstein (1939) The actor said he was "fond" of the character.
Betty White reveals her Golden Girls fashion secrets It's not easy being iconic!
Fate brought Gene Barry and Ann Robinson to Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds (2005) The two original actors made a brief cameo.
How a letter earned art director Albert Nozaki a job at Paramount Studios Nozaki served as art director on films like The War of the Worlds (1953).
Producer George Pal said this was what made The War of the Worlds (1953) so successful What made the film such a favorite among sci-fi fans?
How Doris Roberts and Peter Boyle revitalized comedy for an new generation How two actors put a fresh spin on an old comedic routine.
While working on The War of the Worlds (1953), producer George Pal got into an argument that nearly cost him his job Pal was pushed to his limit.
Bob Denver refused to pose for pictures with Tina Louise Learn about the love lost between the castaways.
How War of the Worlds (1953) reinvigorated Ann Robinson's career "I was a has-been as far as Hollywood was concerned."
Yellowstone's Buck Taylor on his Gunsmoke role The Newly O'Brien character was never overused.
Don Knotts: ''I can't stand'' the Andy Griffith Show's schedule Being deputy of Mayberry was no easy feat!
How well do you remember The Golden Girls theme song? "Thank you for being a _____!"
Jack Lord on his life after Hawaii Five-O "I don’t think there’s anything wrong with staying with one show for 12 years, but the challenge has left," said the actor.
Jack Lord revealed why he decided to leave Hawaii Five-O The actor starred in the series for over a decade.
Ricardo Montalbán brushed off poor reviews of Fantasy Island "I learned that a TV review means absolutely zilch to the public," said the actor.
Ann Robinson said that she had no idea The War of the Worlds (1953) would be such a hit "I think I was too young and inexperienced to realize we were doing such a great movie," said the actor.
Bea Benaderet’s favorite Petticoat Junction co-star isn’t who you’d expect! Turns out you can teach a dog new tricks!
Did these things happen in The Twilight Zone or Mayberry? Both shows proved "timeless as infinity."
Jack Lord called Steve McGarrett a gentle loner "He can be tough as steel when necessary," the actor said of his character.
Did Desilu produce these classic series? Which of these shows did Lucy's company have a hand in, creatively?
Andy Griffith's catastrophic appearance on Ed Sullivan What it was... was a disaster!
Fantasy Island's Hervé Villechaize: A groundbreaking actor in an industry that undervalues minority groups The man who played Tattoo fought for better pay.
Ricardo Montalbán explained the real-life lessons that Fantasy Island taught audiences “I think people vicariously can live in a fantasy,” said Montalbán.
Did Sally Struthers appear on these shows? Well... Did she?
Ricardo Montalbán nearly refused the role of Khan in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan because he was afraid audiences could only see him as Mr. Roarke "I thought, 'My God, audiences are going to laugh at me if I sound exactly like Roarke.'"
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit thought laughter and comedy were hard to come by Swit still kept a positive attitude even when things looked negative.
Ricardo Montalbán on the importance of keeping professional while performing "Professionalism, to me, is a beautiful world," said the actor.
Carroll O'Connor in 1974: ''They can get someone else to do Archie'' The actor almost walked away long before the role was through.
War of the Worlds (1953) was the result of a decades-long development history Producer George Pal wasn't the first to consider bringing the story to the big screen.