Stories
Bring in the New Year with H&I's ''A Toast To Twilight'' Marathon
A special toast to a New Year and The Twilight Zone with a marathon of the legendary series starting on New Year's Eve at... MORE
The man who wrote The Twilight Zone's ''To Serve Man'' used to give the story out to family as Christmas gifts
Here's how Damon Knight felt about Serling's adaptation.
Richard Boone had beef with Jack Webb
It just wouldn't be Hollywood if stars didn't butt heads once in awhile.
Yvonne Craig explained that this was the biggest issue she had while playing Batgirl
It wasn't all Bat-tastic all the time.
7 forgotten military sitcoms of the 1960s
These light-hearted series paved the way for 12 O'Clock High, Combat!, and more.
8 vintage toy ads from the '60s that were popular Christmas gifts
Which of these toys did you have as a child?
Burt Ward and his wife lived with nearly fifty dogs in their house
"I was the Caped Crusader, but now I'm the Canine Crusader."
Before he became the star of Rawhide, a World War II accident changed Eric Fleming's life
Fleming changed his life.
The story behind the lost Milton Berle episode of 'Star Trek'
The comedian was almost cast as an important character.
11 forgotten TV detectives and crime solvers of the 1970s
Eh, maybe these characters would've been successful in a different genre.
Lee Majors played Joan Crawford's cheating husband in a 1964 movie
Before he was Colt Seavers, Majors was Frank Harbin.
Richard Boone had an excellent response when he was accused of ''giving up'' another television series to play Paladin in Have Gun - Will Travel
If you're going to start an argument with Richard Boone, at least come prepared.
10 flop, freaky and forgotten TV shows from 1979
Where else could a funny Frankenstein meet a cat named "Police Commissioner"?
Burt Reynolds described Steve McQueen as ''a piece of work''
The two stars got off on the wrong foot. Here's the story.
Adam West on the innocence of the original Batman series
It's time for a dose of Bat-nostalgia.
George Peppard had a natural confidence that helped revive his career
George Peppard knew he had the looks and skills to rebuild his life. His confidence was always there.
Richard Boone once hit back against critics who were judgmental of the Western genre
"I can't abide critics who scorn Westerns just because they're Westerns," Boone said.
DeForest Kelley's final role was as the voice of the Viking 1 spacecraft
"How do you give voice to a satellite?" Kelley pondered.
6 James Garner quotes that prove the actor was the REAL DEAL
Need to boost your confidence? Don't worry, read these Garner quotes.
Robert Conrad couldn't escape his tough guy image — but he could dodge police!
In 1971, Florida men claimed the classic TV star, known for daring stunts, assaulted them with a shoe.
6 forgotten, gritty cop shows of the 1960s
Where else could you find a boxing champion undercover and Leslie Neilsen busting crime?
Burt Ward: Adam [West] and I always got along well
"You just put the two of us together and we don't even have to say a word and people start laughing."
Lynda Carter reveals what happened to the original 'Wonder Woman' costume
Here's a hint: It's not in a museum.
According to George Reeves, children deserved more respect than adults
The strongest man also had valid points.
Eric Fleming said that being a Western star was the "healthiest job"
Forget your workout class, just star in a Western series.
George Reeves ate cornflakes for strength in 1956
Do you hear that, kids? Eating breakfast will make you strong like Superman.
Adam West was worried about taking on the role of Batman
"Batman must be played with utter conviction," said West.
A look back at the career of Jack Ging, Gen. Fulbright on The A-Team and recurring character actor
Ging left his mark on classic TV with various recurring authoritative roles in the '60s, '70s and '80s.
Mr. T protected his family against the press despite their differences
It was "family over everything" for Mr. T.
Steve McQueen helped create the memorable Mare's Leg gun in ''Wanted: Dead or Alive''
The firearm helped distinguish this show from the rest.