'Friends' Trivia: Can You Ace This 'Friends' Jeopardy Quiz?
*Redacted because, of course, the name of the coffee shop is a question in this quiz, lol. Good luck!
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New York Post
2 hours ago
- New York Post
Drake Bell claims ‘no one' on Nickelodeon gets paid residuals: ‘It's like getting high on child labor'
Drake Bell feels cheated, and he's not thrilled about it. The 'Drake & Josh' alum, 39, recently claimed that 'no one' on Nickelodeon receives residuals for their time on the popular children's network. He also slammed the belief that everyone on TV is rich. 'That's the perception of the world, it's always been this way,' Bell said during an episode of 'The Unplanned Podcast' on July 2. 'It's like, you know, 'Oh, you made a Folgers Coffee commercial. You must live in a mansion in Hollywood. Like, I saw you on TV. You're rich.'' Advertisement 7 Drake Bell during 'The Unplanned Podcast' on July 2. The Unplanned Podcast/YouTube 7 Drake Bell and Josh Peck in Nickelodeon's 'Drake & Josh.' Nickelodeon 'That's far from the case,' he explained. 'And especially, which is the bummer for most of us on Nickelodeon, we don't get residuals for our shows.' Advertisement Bell, who made his Nickelodeon debut on 'The Amanda Show' with Amanda Bynes in 1999 before co-starring on 'Drake & Josh' with Josh Peck from 2004 to 2007, revealed that almost everyone on the network only receives a one-time payment for their work. He then compared Nickelodeon's 'flawed' system to shows like 'Seinfeld' and 'Friends,' and noted how the casts of those sitcoms still earn millions of dollars from syndication residuals. 7 Amanda Bynes and Drake Bell on Nickelodeon's 'The Amanda Show.' Nickelodeon 'You want to get into syndication,' Bell told podcast hosts Abby and Matt Howard. 'You want to get to 100 episodes so that you can get to syndication, and then you want to get into syndication because then you get your residual money, that's where you make your money.' Advertisement 'For example, the 'Friends' cast at the peak was making a million dollars an episode,' he continued. 'You make 13 episodes that year, you make $13 million. You make 20 episodes that year, you make $20 million, right? 'But right now, each cast member of 'Friends,' just in syndication alone, is making over $20 million a year, and they're not filming a show every week,' Bell added. 'They're not going to work, but they're playing their show and they're using their likeness and they're doing all this, so they get paid for it.' 7 Drake Bell during Abby and Matt Howard's 'The Unplanned Podcast' on July 2. The Unplanned Podcast/YouTube When Matt asked whether Nickelodeon stars didn't receive residuals because they were child actors, Bell claimed it was because the network was run by 'a lot of evil, corrupt people.' Advertisement 'That's the only thing, that is the answer,' he said. 'There's no other answer.' Meanwhile, Bell lamented how he still doesn't receive residuals despite seeing 'Drake & Josh' replays and marathons on TV and popular streaming services. 7 Amanda Bynes, Drake Bell and Josh Peck during Nickelodeon's 17th Annual Kids' Choice Awards in 2004. WireImage 'Do everything that they do to us mentally and emotionally, and then throw us to the wolves,' he said. 'And we're like, okay, cool. I got rent this month.' 'There are three channels doing 'Drake & Josh' marathons. Netflix just bought it, it's top 10 on Netflix, and I gotta figure out how to pay my rent this month,' the actor continued. 'And some fat cat with a cigar is just sitting up at the top of Viacom, just going. What do you call it? It's just like getting high on child labor.' Bell, who filed for bankruptcy back in 2014, ended the podcast segment by saying that people outside of the entertainment industry 'don't understand how the business works.' 7 Bell filed for bankruptcy back in 2014. Drake Bell/Instagram 'They just see what the perception is on Instagram and social media and all the glitz and the glamour of Hollywood,' he said. 'We're putting in all of this work. This corporation is making billions with a 'B' off of us, and we're being compensated for the week of work, cool, but that's it.' Advertisement 'And forever, in perpetuity,' Bell concluded. 'It literally says in the contract, across universes and galaxies and planets.' The Post has reached out to Bell's rep and Nickelodeon for comment. 7 Drake Bell on the July 2 episode of 'The Unplanned Podcast.' The Unplanned Podcast/YouTube This wouldn't be the first time the 'Drake & Josh' alum slammed Nickelodeon and the 'flawed' system the network had in place to protect child stars. Advertisement Last year, Bell slammed Nickelodeon's 'pretty empty' apology after the 'Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV' docuseries exposed the toxic behind-the-scenes world of children's TV shows. Bell also revealed in the bombshell docuseries that he had been sexually assaulted by acting coach Brian Peck, and alleged that the shocking abuse is what started him down his self-destructive road.
Buzz Feed
4 hours ago
- Buzz Feed
Worst TV Sitcom Characters Of All Time
We all have those TV characters we absolutely love! For example, I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't absolutely love Sophia, Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose on The Golden Girls. But just as memorable are the ones who drive us completely up the wall. Whether they're annoying sidekicks, overly dramatic main characters, or just plain unlikeable, some sitcom figures manage to be very, very divisive. Recently, redditor Final_Target_4274 wanted to know about the divisive sitcom characters when they asked: "Who is the worst sitcom character of all time?" Well, people had OPINIONS! Below are the top and most often repeated sitcom characters that people just can not stand: "Urkel on Family Matters. Dude was annoying, yet became popular, and then took over the whole fucking show. Kimmy Gibbler was similarly annoying, but never became the focal point." —Efficient-Hornet8666 "Kimmy Gibbler on Full House. Her neediness was only surpassed by her inability to take a hint. Her awkwardness made me feel second-hand embarrassment." —MerriweatherJones "Rachel Green on Friends. She is a real bitch and is actually one of the worst characters in any TV show." —LordCoke-16"Rachel is actually the most appalling. She is such a difficult character to like. Any person who likes to portray her as a victim, I immediately think less of."—Odd_Firefighter_8193 "Whoever Idris Elba was on The Office." —Marshiznit"Charles Miner and he's aware of the effect he has on women."—Vikingaling "Beverly Hofstadter on The Big Bang Theory must enter this chat. NOTE: I adore the actress, and I think the character is brilliant. But Beverly is objectively awful across every category. Truly nailed it." —SkatingNerd4Life "Seven on Married... with Children." —VStarlingBooks"Unwatchable episodes!"—mayfare15 "I don't know if it counts, but I dislike Gene Belcher of Bob's Burgers. I dunno what rubs me wrong, maybe just the general grossness of his jokes? Or his personality. He's the weakest link." —nazieatmyass "Randy on Season 8 of That '70s Show. and it's not even close." —Flat-Artichoke4289"Randy is totally inoffensive. He's a lightning rod for hate because of the circumstances of his arrival. A shame it really put the brakes on Josh Meyers' career because I thought he was great on MadTV."—Luchalma89 "Jim from According to Jim." —FrequentLunch2711"Today, I coincidentally looked up how long this terrible show was on, and it somehow was on for eight seasons. I've never found Jim Belushi to be funny at any point in his career, including this garbage show."—PHX480 "I really liked Cheers, but I couldn't bear Diane. An awful character that I felt was really badly portrayed. I understand that many people loved her, which baffles me! Maybe her character didn't 'travel' outside the USA!" —Automatic-Scale-7572 "Nellie from The Office." —johndhall1130"Nellie was annoying because of the storyline. It was frustrating that she just claimed Andy's job, just because he had one day off to sort out things with Erin. That's not how jobs work."—Sean_13 "Frank Grimes from The Simpsons." —Plane-Tie6392"Good ole Grimey…"—Madduxfan31-97 "Doug Heffernan on King of Queens. He acts like a perpetual teenager. He expects Carrie to do everything around the house despite having a demanding job of her own." —rachel_ct "Bernadette from The Big Bang Theory. Her character changes from one episode to another. She does a 180 within the same episode. Strong personality traits yet completely undefined as a character." —blackrain1709 "Principal Belding on Saved by the Bell. He was obsessed with Zack and even followed him from elementary school to high school." —szatrob "Phoebe was the worst character on Friends. I enjoy Lisa Kudrow outside of that role. Just hate Phoebe as a character. She was a terrible friend; she almost cost all of them their jobs." —Mr-Mortgages "Raymond on Everybody Loves Raymond." —Noshitsweregiven69"Fucking Ray Barone. I remember seeing a few odd episodes growing up and laughing... tried to watch from the beginning as an adult a couple of years back and that show was fucking garbage. Like, I could not even get through the first season, but it did make a lot of people's careers, so there's that, I guess."—Global_Intern_9248 "The neighbor/ carpenter guy on Schitt's Creek. I can't stand him." —SurrrenderDorothy "Gina Linetti on Brooklyn Nine-Nine is just an awful person who the rest of the cast gaslit the audience into thinking was awesome." —JustSomeBloke5353 "The wife, Jill, from Home Improvement. She just lacked any kind of joy and was a vortex in the home that would suck up any happiness her sons or husband brought." —Scambuster666 "Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory." —Away_Ad_5390"THANK YOU! What an obnoxious character — and completely unrealistic that he would have any friends at all given the way he treated literally everyone who knew him like total crap."—phm522 "Tom Haverford on Parks and Rec. The character, to me, was just a bad person who had no redeeming qualities." —skipper_jonas_grumby "I'm sure this is unpopular, but Michael Scott. I can't fucking stand him, and every time I try to watch the show, I give up after half a season. Still haven't made it past season 5, and I don't plan to ever finish it." —Goldfishyyy You can read the original thread on Reddit.
Washington Post
7 hours ago
- Washington Post
He broadcast his young cancer journey. His last message: ‘Life was awesome.'
AMERICAN FORK, Utah — Beneath the dusty green of the midsummer mountains, Shay Martin cradled her infant daughter — not quite two months old — and leaned in to kiss the smooth wood of her husband's casket. A joyful constellation of Star Wars stickers — tiny stormtroopers, droids, Princess Leias — placed by family and friends covered the surface. Nearby, a harpist threaded together hymns with music from the film series' beloved score.
