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Articles by Christa Miller
Galentine’s Day Viewing Guide: Celebrate Your Favorite TV Gal Pals
Female friendships are complicated and often fraught with drama – particularly when they’re fictional ones that appear on long-running TV shows and need roller-coaster moments to make good stories. But the greatest BFF relationships? They’re always worth a repeat viewing.
California Questionnaire: Christa Miller’s Locals Guide to L.A.
Skip to content As the acerbic neighbor on Apple TV+’s Shrinking, Christa Miller seems right at home in the Pasadena neighborhood where her character Liz resides. Though she grew up on the East Coast, the actor—also known for roles on The Drew Carey Show, Scrubs, and Cougar Town—says she has fallen for her own Los Angeles neighborhood, thanks to its depth of outdoor activities, beach vibes, and a buzzing sense of creativity.
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9 Sitcoms That Wanted To Be Like ‘Friends,’ but Missed the Mark
Friends premiered in 1994 and changed the way sitcoms worked forever. While I have to admit that the idea of a show following a group of friends isn’t exactly groundbreaking, the way Friends did it just instantly connected with the audience.
13 Fantastic Shows With Inferior Titles
TV Sign in to your CBR account Not judging a book by its cover is a cliché, but sometimes not judging a TV show by its title is good advice. Whether it’s a sitcom with a misleading title or an action-based show that has an uninspiring title, there are many TV shows with titles that don’t quite match the content. When the title isn’t appropriate for the subject matter of a show, there is a possibility that it will struggle to find an audience.
10 Best 2000s Sitcoms (That Everyone Forgot About)
Sitcoms Sign in to your CBR account Situational comedies, or sitcoms, are some of the most popular TV shows out there. As much as people may love their medical dramas and police procedurals, there is something to be said for a show that can make an audience laugh consistently. There are tons of famous sitcoms out there. Some of the earliest, like Beverly Hillbillies or Gilligan's Island helped pioneer and sanctify television for the world.
10 TV Shows That Became Unrecognizable from Their Pilot Episode
Some of the world’s most celebrated television staples experienced a massive retooling following their pilot episodes, with many of these changes helping the shows become the beloved hits they were. With any Hollywood creation, it can take some time for a project to find its identity and discover its unique niche, and often the introductory episodes are a far cry of what the programs would ultimately become.
10 Sitcoms That Were Clearly Inspired by Friends
Friends revolutionized sitcoms by focusing on a group of friends in their 20s and 30s, tackling relatable issues like love, career changes, and uncertainty. Shows like Coupling, New Girl, and Good Trouble have been inspired by Friends' emphasis on friendship dynamics and the struggles of young adulthood. Friends' influence can be seen in sitcoms like The Big Bang Theory and Rules of Engagement, which prioritize showcasing relationships and the support friends provide to one another.
15 Relatable TV Shows About Divorce
Numerous films and series depict the rosy side of relationships that lead to a feel-good happily ever after. Perhaps nobody does it better than the Hallmark Channel and its bouquet of Christmas, Valentine, period, and comedy romances, with memorable titles like June in January, Marry Me at Christmas, Royally Ever After, The Lost Valentine, and A Biltmore Christmas. As corny and trope-studded as they may be, they constitute a guilty pleasure that provides a much-needed break from reality.
The 10 Greatest Performances of the Main Cast of Friends (That Aren't in the Hit TV Show)
Friends is still one of the biggest shows in TV history, after a new generation of viewers has caught up with it through streaming. So much so, that last year there was a reunion show, and there were always talks about a reboot being possible.
10 Modern TV Shows to Watch if You Miss Friends
Friends is one of those nostalgic sitcoms that seems to get better the more you watch it. Every episode is packed with great one-liners, someone is always pining for someone else, and, every so often, true fans will be able to tell when one of the actors breaks character and desperately tries to hide their real smile.
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