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HBO celebrated the 10-year anniversary of "Game of Thrones," the show that became a worldwide obsession. But did you know the Iron Throne is in Texas?

Getting a child to calm down is no easy task. Doing it while you're on live TV? That's a whole other type of difficulty.

A lot of people eat at work, but this is ridiculous.

From the classic 'Kiss my grits' to the more contemporary 'Giggity giggity,' catchphrases have been as much a staple of TV as cliffhangers and canned soundtracks.

Tired of all the yapping on the endless number of news shows littering your TV? Well, then, you'll want to see this.

Getting dumped was just the beginning of this guy's problems.

Richard Wilder lets his father fight his battles.

Football long ago surpassed baseball as America's most popular sport. But with the baseball playoffs now in full swing, are people giving up a little football to watch some more baseball?

PBS mainstay 'Mr. Wizard' was so crotchety back in the day that comedy writers Mike Schuster and Diane Bullock had to make two videos just to contain all of his hilarious put-downs and snide remarks directed towards his young sidekicks. (You can watch the first Mr. Wizard supercut here.).

Could Mork be headed back to Earth?  It seems Robin Williams’ bite from the TV acting bug might have been bigger than his recent ‘Louie‘ and ‘Wilfred‘ appearances, as the legendary funnyman may have his eye on a new gig at CBS.  But what could have lured Williams back to a regular role after over 30 years off the tube, and why does the project have ‘Mad Men‘s Don Draper feeling a shiver up his spi

When an earthquake hits, crawl under furniture. When a flood hits, get to higher ground. And when Hurricane Isaac hits, Tebow. That’s right, it looks like that iconic internet sensation known as Tebowing is one of our best defenses against harsh winds and rain.

Tired of regular, boring, emotionally unavailable news? Well then, this is the video for you because this melodramatic news reporter is very involved with his work. He’s emotional. He’s gesturing wildly. He’s smacking his notepad for emphasis. You really get the sense that it’s not every day a bus crashes into a house in Montgomery County, Maryland. And when one does, it is a BIG deal.