Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

The Cast Of 'Taxi' Just Had A Mini-Reunion 40 Years After It Ended—And Fans Are Ecstatic

Cast of 'Taxi'
FilmPublicityArchive/United Archives via Getty Images

Christopher Lloyd shared a group photo on Twitter after recently meeting up with Tony Danza, Judd Hirsch and Carol Kane.

Four "Taxi" cast mates got together for lunch 40 years after the iconic sitcom's conclusion.

The Emmy-winning sitcom which aired from 1978-1983 followed the lives of a group of employees of the Sunshine Cab Company in New York City. It launched the careers of Judd Hirsch, Christopher Lloyd, Marilu Henner, Danny DeVito, Tony Danza, Carol Kane and late stars Jeff Conaway and Andy Kaufman.


Fortunately for the show's fans, Christopher Lloyd, Judd Hirsh, Carol Kane and Tony Danza tweeted about the special occasion and shared a sweet photograph from lunch.


Taxi debuted on ABC before being canceled after Season 4, then was brought back on NBC for its 5th and final season.

At the time of its airing, it wasn't a ratings hit, but did very well with critics and racked up the Emmy awards. It became a syndicated staple and aired as part of Nickelodeon's Nick at Nite lineup for years.

Fans of the show were elated to see the cast gathering together again.


Even some of the show's more famous fans shared their support of the meetup.

Folks noted who was missing.



The reunion inspired people to share their favorite scenes, which for many was the "Yellow light" scene.


Other favorites were mentioned.

Some wanted an on-air reunion.


It's always great to see old friends getting together.

More from Trending

Donald Trump
Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

Trump Is Getting Roasted After Wearing A Strangely Un-Trump-Like Outfit Following His Mamdani Meeting

President Donald Trump was widely roasted after he stepped out on Saturday in something other than his usual suit and tie following his bizarrely chummy meeting with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

Trump isn't the world's snappiest dresser; he's known for wearing ill-fitting suits and his hair is often unkempt (and don't get us started on his orange makeup).

Keep ReadingShow less
Fortnite Just Dropped A Massive 'Bus Load' Of Homer Simpsons In Santa Monica Without Warning
@FNBRintel/X

Fortnite Just Dropped A Massive 'Bus Load' Of Homer Simpsons In Santa Monica Without Warning

Marketing in today's day and age can be tricky. It's never been easy to break through the noise in advertising, but today's marketers are competing with people at the top of their game.

Residents of Santa Monica, California, were met with an unusual sight earlier this week when a bus full of people dressed as Homer Simpson poured into the streets. The visit appeared to be part of a promotional stunt for the newly launched “Fortnite x Simpsons” season of the popular online game, whose recent update introduced a Springfield-themed island.

Keep ReadingShow less
A close up of MIllie Bobby Brown and another close up of Millie Bobby Brown holding a cat.
BuzzFeed Celeb/YouTube

Fans Defend Millie Bobby Brown After People Rush To Judgment Because Her Baby Cried During Video Shoot

It's easy to rush to judgment when we witness someone behaving a certain way or making a decision that's different from what we would do.

It's arguably even easier to rush to judgment about celebrities, whether or not this was something done consciously in front of fans or viewers on television or social media, or in a candid moment when they didn't know they were being watched or recorded.

Keep ReadingShow less
Zohran Mamdani and Donald Trump
Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images

Zohran Mamdani Doubles Down On Calling Trump A 'Fascist' After Bizarrely Chummy Meeting

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani doubled down in an interview with Meet the Press on his decision to call President Donald Trump a "fascist," saying he sticks by something he's already "said in the past."

During their meeting in the Oval Office on Friday, a reporter asked Mamdani about a bipartisan resolution passed in the House of Representatives condemning socialism, a move that coincided with the democratic socialist Mamdani's visit to Washington.

Keep ReadingShow less
AI-Powered Teddy Bear Pulled From Market After It Offered Graphic Sexual Advice
FoloToy

AI-Powered Teddy Bear Pulled From Market After It Offered Graphic Sexual Advice

At this point it really seems like there is far more evidence that AI tools are not ready for primetime than that they're going to change the world for good.

Mishap after mishap after mishap keeps happening, including sending people into literal psychosis. Now, we can add a new WTF problem to that roster: toys that accidentally give kids sex advice.

Keep ReadingShow less