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Even years after Star Trek: TOS, Leonard Nimoy couldn't escape the logic of Spock
The role changed Nimoy almost as much as Nimoy changed Spock.
As a child, Tom Savini wanted to grow up and become Lon Chaney
The creative wanted a frightfully fun career.
Lorne Greene was ''a father figure'' to Michael Landon and Dan Blocker
Lorne Greene didn't just play Ben Cartwright. He lived up to him.
In addition to acting, Mike Farrell was also a restaurant owner
The actor bought a vegetarian restaurant based in Philadelphia.
Don Knotts said that playing a journalist drew attention to The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966)
"Stick a press card in your hat brim, put a pencil behind your ear, dangle a cigarette from the corner of your mouth, and bang out a hot exclusive on a cold typewriter, is sound advice for any actor looking for a meaty role that the public likes," said the actor.
Martin Milner's Adam-12 ride-along led to a lasting friendship
Milner didn't just play a cop. He learned from one.
Don Knotts signed anxious autographs when he was in character as the ''nervous man''
"I’ve learned to give folks what they expect," Knotts said.
Don Knotts had dreams of playing a dramatic role
The actor, well known for his comedy, wanted to try his hand at a more serious role.
Don Knotts said that the box office was a much better indication of success than television ratings
“I know what I can do best, and the studio lets me work on the scripts,” said the actor.
Rod Serling found plot ideas for The Twilight Zone all around him
Serling looked to his own world for inspiration to fuel his world of imagination.
Can you guess this forgotten 1970s TV show based on the names of three characters?
Do these names ring a bell?
Andy Griffith nearly became a minister instead of an actor
"I studied for the ministry for three years back in North Carolina before I got started in show business," said Griffith.
Richard Thomas said that his real-life family was like The Waltons
John-Boy’s life wasn’t so different off-screen!
Can you remember what year these time travel movies are set in?
TIME to show your skills!
Is this actor in The Wizard of Oz (1939), The Wiz (1978), or Wicked (2024)?
Don't forget your little dog too!
Can you tell the difference between Mama’s Family episodes and country songs?
Hint: The right answer has “Mama” in it…
This was the advice Don Knotts gave to actors seeking their ''big break'' in Hollywood
"Get known, and time will take care of the rest."
It’s a showdown between two classic Batman villains. Who comes out on top?
Who's the best at being bad?
All of these movies are set in the 1970s, but can you tell us what year they were actually released in?
What year did these groovy films come out?
Jamie Farr wanted M*A*S*H fans to accept him with or without the dress
Farr didn't need Gary Burghoff or a pretty dress for Klinger to shine.
How cooking brought Estelle Getty closer to her Polish roots
For Getty, cooking was never just about what was on the plate.
The Ghost and Mr. Chicken was an attempt at a family-friendly horror film
The film was Don Knotts' first foray into the genre.
Which do you like better: The music group or their members' solo careers?
Sometimes breaking up isn't so hard to do.
Adam West didn't have a super life before his superhero role in Batman
This story goes to show that every hero needs an origin story.
Can you guess your favorite musician's real name?
Find out who you've been cheering for after all these years.
Don Knotts said there was a bit of Barney Fife in this film character
“I’ve tried to capture the kind of comedy these stars used to do - where there was a little guy constantly getting beaten down, then riding the crest for a while, and finally falling back down,” said Knotts.
Here’s the method Bob Mackie used to design Carol Burnett’s iconic costumes
Carol Burnett and Cher had something in common besides their star power.
Don Knotts was a nervous wreck when The Ghost and Mr. Chicken premiered
Leaving the safety of a regular TV show for the silver screen was a gamble, and Knotts was well aware of the risk.
Here's how Howard McNear developed Floyd the Barber's mannerisms
McNear reveals the real-life inspiration behind Floyd the Barber!
Dawn Wells didn't like to have actors as friends
Wells wasn't interested in the celebrity lifestyle.
The Rifleman's Joan Taylor said family came first over the series
Both her on-screen and at-home relationships helped her be the best mom she could be.

