Married.. With Children. The name itself sounds like a death knell, which in Al Bundy’s case, it is! The idea of the wholesome “All-American Family” is turned on its head in the knee-slapping chortle-inducing sitcom that kept audiences coming back for eleven seasons. Al Bundy, his wife Peggy and their two kids, Kelly and Bud set the scene for a dysfunctional family rife with teasing and sarcastic zingers. Snakkle looks back on some of the cast’s memorable moments, celebrity guest stars, and finds out where they are now!

D’oh! Has it really been 25 years since the FOX Network first graced our television screens? Launched in April of 1987, Rupert Murdoch created the “fourth network” to compete with the old guard, otherwise known as ABC, CBS, and NBC. Married…With Children and The Tracey Ullman Show were among its prime-time debuts in 1987, with shows like 21 Jump Street and Duet soon rounding out the programming. Of course, these were only the beginning. In honor of 25 years on air, Snakkle celebrates 13 of our favorite FOX characters.

Denise Richards is about to turn 44. (It’s okay. We were surprised too.) Although she became a tabloid staple for a while—thanks to her relationships with Charlie Sheen and Richie Sambora—Ms. Richards has been acting since the early ’90s, with roles that varied from an uncredited appearance on The Ben Stiller Show to a brief but very memorable stint on Seinfeld. Herein, we present to you a list of memorable Denise Richards guest spots that you never knew existed—until now. And by the way—happy birthday, Denise!

As this star of stage and screen turns 43 (no, we can’t believe it either!), let’s take a look back at her career highs and occasional lows. Cancer survivor Applegate has wowed us from the days of Kelly Bundy, her role as a frazzled new mom on the sadly canceled Up All Night. and reprising her role as Veronica Corningstone in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. But we bet you’ll find a few roles in here that surprise you!

A television family is an interesting place in which to live. It doesn’t always matter who is smarter or who is older; sometimes one kid will just steal all of the attention. Though these 1990s sitcom siblings spent more time off-screen than in the spotlight, they were still cooler than your own siblings simply for being on television at all, right?

Jane Lynch became an overnight sensation as Sue Sylvester on Glee. But as we all know, no one is an overnight sensation. (Except for Justin Bieber. But that’s different.) Check out what Jane was up to before Sue was even a glint in Glee creator Ryan Murphy’s eye.

The 63rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards are about to be handed out, but does it even really matter who wins? More often than not, it is those who don’t—and sometimes those who don’t even garner a nomination—that prove to be the hotter topic. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest (and best?) ones right now!

“Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in,” are we right? Well, for once-television stars who took a break from the medium that seems to be this season’s motto. See what Christina Applegate, Tim Allen, and Poppy Montgomery (to name a few) had to say about taking the plunge back into TV.