While there may be different movies for different people, there’s no denying these comedies have created their own legacies with laughs for everyone.

Seinfeld was one of the greatest things that has ever been on television—and we can probably all agree that none of the four main cast members have done anything as great since the series ended. But what is the best thing any of them has done, and what is the worst? That's what we are going to look at (as well as all the stuff in between).

We've all been there. The credits roll, the lights come up, and somebody says, 'So...what was that about?' Usually, you assume the actors know the answer. After all, they were actually in the movie. As it turns out, that's a rather dangerous assumption.

From fierce gun battles to dogfights in the skies over Britain, war movies bring us to the edge of our seats with action, emotion, or both. To celebrate this incredible genre, here are 40 of the greatest war movies ever made!

Long before he became one of television’s most recognizable faces, Richard Dawson was just a kid growing up in England during WWII. Born Colin Lionel Emm in 1932, he experienced air raids, evacuations, and the uncertainty that came with living through one of history’s biggest conflicts.

Seinfeld was one of the greatest things that has ever been on television—and we can probably all agree that none of the four main cast members have done anything as great since the series ended. But what is the best thing any of them has done, and what is the worst? That's what we are going to look at (as well as all the stuff in between).

When Welcome Back, Kotter ended its original run in 1979, Ron Palillo faced the challenge that follows many actors who become strongly identified with a single role. His portrayal of Arnold Horshack made him a household name, but it also made it difficult for audiences and casting directors to see him as anyone else.

Before streaming let us skip every ad in existence, television commercials had a way of becoming part of everyday life. Some gave us catchphrases we still repeat decades later. Others delivered jingles so catchy they remain lodged in our brains. Whether they made us laugh, cry, or roll our eyes, these commercials became cultural touchstones. If you can quote more than a few of these from memory, there's a good chance you grew up watching them the first time around.