We were never supposed to see the posthumous Norm Macdonald special that landed on Netflix this Memorial Day, eight months after the comedian’s premature death from a very private bout with cancer. In Nothing Special, which was filmed without an audience in the summer of 2020, Macdonald looks more gaunt than he had in recent years. He’s wearing headphones and holding a handheld mic in a nondescript room as he delivers his unfinished material in one long take.

This Michael Scott moment from The Office is the most popular GIF from the show on GIPHY. According to the GIF-hosting site Giphy, this GIF of the character Patrick from SpongeBob SquarePants has been viewed over a billion times. In it, a 3-D image of Patrick Star, a lovable and not especially bright starfish, lies on his belly with his hands on his cheeks. His eyes are wide, adoring, and the GIF’s nearly indistinguishable looping means that his feet are perpetually kicking back and forth like a metronome.

Andy Griffith’s second most successful series, Matlock, ran from 1986 to 1995. The legal drama was vastly different in every way from his other role as a public servant, Sheriff Andy Taylor on The Andy Griffith Show. One similarity between the two shows: the welcome appearance of Don Knotts for comic relief. Unfortunately, however, Griffith said that on Matlock, Knotts’ pop-ups on the program had to be curtailed. Here’s why.

Bio: Evan Ross (born Evan Olav Næss in Greenwich, Connecticut on August 26, 1988) is an actor and musician who is the son of Diana Ross. He started acting in 2006, and has appeared in the films ATL, Pride and 96 Minutes. He played a recurring role on the television series 90210 from 2010 to 2011. Evan released his first single, “Yes Me”, in 2011. Best Known For: Evan Ross is best known for being the son of Diana Ross.

You don’t turn your back on family — unless you’re Vin Diesel or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who have been nursing grudges against each other off and on since at least 2016. The two action stars made their first onscreen appearance together in 2011’s Fast Five, in which the former wrestler joined the already long-running franchise as Luke Hobbs, an agent pursuing the Fast and Furious crew for their various crimes against … every law enforcement agency in the world.