10 Unforgettable TV Sitcom Characters You Never Actually See Despite not showing their faces, these are some of the most memorable characters in sitcom history, even more so because of their mystery.

Family Guy - "Brian & Stewie" For its 150th show, Family Guy aired a bottle episode that stripped away its opening credits, musical score, the typical cutaway gags, and most of the characters.

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Nicole Kidman reveals she'd be 'up for' a show in which all of the television characters she's ever played exist in one universe. The actress, 57, exclusively spoke to PEOPLE at the season 2 ...

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The characters are why Mass Effect fans love the series so much and what will help the franchise connect with a new audience. Now that we know we’re getting a show, let’s take a look at the ...

"The Crown" Season 6, Part 2 will primarily focus on the storylines of Princess Diana’s children — Prince William and Prince Harry, as well as the introduction to Kate Middleton and then ...

Apple TV+ is adapting the 2006 romantic comedy 'The Holiday' into a limited series, featuring new characters and storylines.

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