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Lucy saved Star Trek, and it cost her Desilu "You've got some 'splaining to do," - The bank, presumably.
All of these titles can be found in a David Bowie project — can you tell us whether they belong to a film or a song? Only certified Bowie boys can get a 10/10 on this quiz!
Al Harrington on why he left Hawaii Five-O "I’m sorry to be leaving the show, but I feel I’ve learned so much."
William Smith explained what it was like to work with Jack Lord during the final season of Hawaii Five-O The actor had no issue speaking honestly.
Before standup, Ray Romano got the ''bug'' from performing sketch comedy He had an early glimpse at ensemble-based hilarity!
Jaclyn Smith: ''I'm not a prima donna.'' Perhaps "Angel" was an apt description for the actor.
James MacArthur had one star-studded family tree MacArthur's parents were two talented individuals.
James Arness had a serious opinion about rock 'n' roll and Western stars James Arness loved playing a part in the Old West, but rock 'n roll? Not so much.
Series creator Leonard Freeman went to great lengths to make sure his writers understood Hawaii Freeman consulted the governor of Hawaii, John Burns, regarding the show.
Jaclyn Smith had some very candid advice for aspiring actors "Desperation is not good for anything."
Spockmania: Leonard Nimoy's mom had to get in line like everybody else Because a spaceman's best friend is his mother.
James MacArthur loved living in Hawaii while filming Hawaii Five-O Hawaii was an escape for MacArthur.
Ray Romano almost cut his pants off before his best televised standup set Strange, but true.
Here's the origin story behind the title ''Everybody Loves Raymond'' Do you know where the quote comes from?
How Ricardo Montalbán avoided the temptations of Hollywood The actor said that he took after his parents.
The M*A*S*H cast praised producers for allowing them ''freedom'' At the 4077th, all ideas were welcome.
There was almost an all-male spinoff of Charlie's Angels The series was titled Toni's Boys.
Jack Lord had aspirations of becoming a director while acting on Hawaii Five-O "I want to leave behind a body of work that may not be large, but will be important."
Hart to Hart wasn't the first time Stefanie Powers and Robert Wagner shared a scene together The two had crossed paths years earlier, on an entirely different show.
Irene Ryan loved show business and credited The Beverly Hillbillies with her success It was a long road that finally led to Clampett country.
The Rifleman cast wanted to make sure that ''death'' on TV never became casual "We have never killed just for the sake of killing," Connors said.
R.I.P. Roger Ewing, Thad Greenwood on ''Gunsmoke'' He filled in after Burt Reynolds left the show and retired from acting in 1972 to become a professional photographer. Ewing was 83 years old.
Hawaii Five-O star Kam Fong had this to say about violence in television Fong argued that violence was necessary.
Jack Lord was ''not the least bit difficult'' to work with, according to Jack Albertson Albertson called Lord "a professional actor."
At first, Ray Romano was scared of Peter Boyle. Here's how Boyle changed that Who wouldn't be freaked out by Mel Brooks' Frankenstein?
Doris Roberts wasn’t just Raymond’s mom, she was everyone’s mom Her performance as Marie Barone felt so real, it was almost like family.
R.I.P. Bob Weir: How well do you know his music, in and out of the Grateful Dead? Listen to the river sing sweet songs to rock my soul...
Meet Larry Strauss: Inside the collection Take a closer look at the personal collection of TV star Charlotte Rae.
James MacArthur said that his Hawaii Five-O co-star Jack Lord was a ''loner'' The stressful filming schedule took its toll on Lord.
Can you guess which future president Leonard Nimoy picked up when he was a cab driver? Before he navigated the stars, Leonard Nimoy navigated the streets of L.A. in a taxi.
David Doyle said that starring in Charlie's Angels wasn't as glamorous as viewers might have thought The actor said it was far from a "fantasy."