Discover the Top 9 Unbelievable TV Show Fun Facts That'll Blow Your Mind!

1. Stark Sisters' Tattoos

Sister, sister – inked for eternity, not just winter: Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams, the on-screen Stark sisters from "Game of Thrones," celebrated their casting anniversary on August 7, 2017, with matching tattoos, proving that the bond between these real-life BFFs goes beyond on-screen politics. The actresses' emotional reunion scene in the show was a challenge as they had a hard time suppressing their giggles in front of the camera.
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2. Scranton's The Office Obsession

Navigating the teeming metropolis of Scranton, one doesn't expect to stumble upon an homage to a beloved television show adorning the local mall; yet Michael Scott would certainly approve: It turns out that the famous "Scranton Welcomes You" sign from The Office's opening credits was relocated there to avoid traffic snarl-ups caused by fans snapping photos, and the city's fervor has led to a decade-long love affair with the show, complete with an Office convention, monthly bus tours, and a self-guided walking tour.
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Discover the lost character of The Lion King! Bhati, a blind mole, almost joined Timon and Pumbaa in helping Simba overthrow Scar. Uncover why this unique sidekick was removed from the final film! 🦁🎞️

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3. Pitt vs. Aniston Thanksgiving Throwdown

Before there was Brangelina and "Team Aniston", Brad Pitt faced-off against Jennifer Aniston in the ultimate Thanksgiving showdown– and it wasn't over the last slice of turkey: On a special Thanksgiving episode of "Friends", Pitt guest starred as Will Colbert, a former high school pal of Ross and Monica who founded the "I Hate Rachel Green" club with Ross and spread a rumor that she was a hermaphrodite. Though drawing criticism from the intersex community for the distasteful joke, Pitt's performance garnered him a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series.
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4. Real-life Bender Inspiration

If Transformers ever needed a heavy, sarcastic, beer-guzzling autobot hanging around the bending machine at their robot factory job, they should call Bender from Futurama to join the crew: The character was actually inspired by a real-life bending machine that the show's creators used to work with, and its ridiculously large and clunky nature—needing multiple humans to operate—gave birth to the iconic, foul-mouthed bot we all know and love.
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5. Alien Invasion at Emmys

When aliens invaded our televisions and hearts, posing as humans to study our peculiar ways: "3rd Rock from the Sun" gathered quite the earthling admiration, racking up eight Emmys, two SAG awards, and two Golden Globes during its original run for its out-of-this-world writing and cast, alongside a stellar depiction of human life through alien eyes.
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6. Battle for Bras in Lizzie McGuire

When it comes to supporting characters, it seems the underwire of tween sitcoms can indeed handle the weight of historically taboo topics: In honor of the 19th anniversary of the Lizzie McGuire episode "Between a Rock and a Bra Place," the cast had a virtual reunion initiated by Jake Thomas, who played Matt McGuire. This episode marked Lizzie and Miranda's first bra-shopping experience, but not without a conquest, as co-writers Nina Bargiel and Jeremy Bargiel had to coax Disney Channel executives into allowing just two mentions of the word "bra" and no visuals of the garment throughout the entire episode.
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7. Lauren Graham's Lucky Break

When life gives you lemons, Lauren Graham makes lemonade by kicking other TV shows to the curb: Lauren Graham, best known for her iconic role as Lorelai on "Gilmore Girls," was originally committed to an NBC show but found her true calling a week before shooting when the casting directors pursued her relentlessly, hoping her other show would face cancellation – which it gloriously did, allowing her to shine as the perfect Lorelai.
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8. Parks & Rec Meets The West Wing

When life imitates art and then invites it over for a friendly cup of political banter: The "Parks and Recreation" episode "Live Ammo" was inspired by a line of dialogue from "The West Wing", and even featured the guest appearance of Bradley Whitford, who played a character closely resembling his iconic role as Josh Lyman on "The West Wing", as confirmed by Executive Producer Michael Schur.
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9. Facebook Spoils "Mother" Reveal

In a plot twist worthy of M. Night Shyamalan, the "How I Met Your Mother" Facebook page dropped a spoiler bombshell that left fans Barney-level flabbergasted: they accidentally posted a photo of the mother right after the episode revealing her identity, causing uproar among viewers who spent years eagerly awaiting the big reveal.
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