Click through this gallery to watch commercials featuring 10 of the most iconic characters who appeared on TV screens, and the actors who made them immortal. "Mr. Whipple" for Charmin bathroom tissue ...

There are TV characters that get on our nerves every time they're on one of our favorite shows. Here are a dozen such characters almost too annoying to watch.

A new study reveals that nearly 80% of characters with disabilities in scripted TV series airing from 2016 to 2023 were played by able-bodied actors. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Our favorite movie and TV characters who break the fourth wall. Even when they are not filming their cable access TV show, Wayne Campbell (Myers) and Garth Algar (Dana Carvey) keep their running ...

Once-Beloved, Now Despised TV Characters That Fans Turned On and Why. ... Lively’s negative presence in the media thanks to her lawsuit battle with Justin Baldoni didn’t help either, ...

GLAAD's 18th report on the status of LGBTQ representation on television found that a total of 596 LGBTQ characters were featured in scripted TV in the 2022-2023 season. This represented an ...

The latest edition of GLAAD’s “Where We Are On TV” report shows there’s been a recent decline in representation of LGBTQ characters and storylines. As 2024 inches closer to pride month ...

And every time I watch an old episode, I feel a hatred for her that is hard to put into words." — u/JackFisherBooks What TV or movie character could you not stand?

I think we’ve had a lot of conversations within society over the last decade or so around the responsibilities of media to provide aspirational characters for young girls.

Below are 20 TV characters who died because the actor who played them died in real life. Actor Cory Monteith played Finn Hudson on "Glee." (FOX Image Collection via Getty Images) ...

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When we watch a TV show or movie, we empathize with fictional characters as we would with another “real” person right in front of us. We experience psychological effects such as identification ...