18 Weird Lesser-Known Facts From Your Favorite TV Shows
Desperate Housewives was meant to be a 30-minute sitcom.
Damjan
- Published in Film & TV
Oh, television, how we all love you. Is there anything else you can rely on?
Sure, some programs are terrible and others that you aren't interested in, but overall, it is important because it will always be there. When you're down, it'll be there to cheer you up.
When you're bored, it'll help you pass the time. It'll make going to the dentist a little more bearable.
Because television will never leave you. It will never expel you from its existence.
To demonstrate your love for television, you should study it as you would any other essential part of your life. It's only right, considering you've formed such a bond with television.
Over the years, TV shows have progressed so much and they can compete with any box office hit movie in any category. But we still adore those oldies.
They had something about them. They didn't have high budgets like today, nor many special effects...
But they were wonderful in their own way. We've decided to pay them a tribute by sharing some of the less-known facts about them.
While part of what we learn does not necessarily make us smarter, it can certainly pique our interest in learning more. Or at the very least, assist us in continuing our stalled discussions.
Take a look at our list - we know you are going to love this adorable and weird trivia.
1. Tobias from Arrested Development
HuffPost, Team Coco/YouTube2. The Log Lady in Twin Peaks
Mental Floss/YouTube3. Ron Howard -Make Happy Days, not war
Television Academy Interviews4. Phyllis in The Office
Netflix Life5. Gun training for Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Parade6. Desperate Housewives went the other way
Forbes7. Bob's Burgers was supposed to be about cannibals
Thrillist8. How I Met Your Mother had a real engagement
WhatCulture9. The furs on Game of Thrones were cheap IKEA rugs
CNBC10. There was a sequel to Golden Girls
Mental Floss/YouTube11. Frasier Crane and Emmy nominations
Television AcademyIt's not simply fun to know unusual information. It is also beneficial to our mental wellness.
Experts suggest that playing trivia games, for example, can deliver a dopamine high similar to gambling, but without the bad consequences.
Even if our trivia games aren't the same, the advantages are the same. The core premise remains the same whether we're playing Trivial Pursuit at home or at a pub trivia night: the joy of providing right answers to questions concerning lesser-known facts.
12. Weird voice on Family Guy
The Paley Center for Media/YouTube13. A Different World - the writing staff had a lot of field trips
Television Academy Interviews14. Curb Your Enthusiasm saved a man
Mental Floss/YouTube15. Cheers - Ted Danson took bartending classes
CBS News16. No vaginas on Grey's Anatomy - only "vajayjay"
Mental Floss/YouTube17. The Brady Bunch kids didn't have a toilet in their room
BuzzFeed18. Buffy was the first person googling
The AtlanticSo, what do you think about our weird and less-known facts about your favorite shows? Okay, we admit that knowing them isn’t going to save your life or anything, but it can’t hurt, right?
We are sure you want to watch some of these shows now, and we can’t blame you. We want to watch all of them.