Before I settle into Fear Factor's decision to air an episode where contestants consume donkey semen, oh, and urine, please allow me to indulge in a little story...
Chuck's Adam Baldwin (Colonel John Casey) and series co-creator/executive producer Chris Fedak look back at the show's five seasons prior to its upcoming swan song.
Self-proclaimed nerd Joshua Gomez talks about playing Morgan Grimes and some of the changes viewers can expect to see with his character this season on NBC's TV spy dramedy Chuck.
Friday’s premiere of Chuck’s fifth season is looking to be most bittersweet for avid fans. The show is finally back, but back for its final thirteen episodes. Turns out, it isn’t just the fans feeling the sadness of the looming end.
Eagle Rock Media and Rhino have documented these unique moments of television and pop music history with the release of both seasons of The Monkees. Sold separately, each set is a treasure trove of remastered episodes and special features.
After all the hoopla and all the controversy, NBC opted to cancel The Playboy Club after just three episodes. Despite scantily clad Bunnies and a 1960s vibe that made viewers nostalgic for Motown, The Playboy Club ultimately goes out with...
Recent Emmy winner Melissa McCarthy, star of Mike and Molly and Bridesmaids, hosts SNL this week, with musical guest Lady Antebellum. Will LA be more than a (massive) one-hit wonder? How will MM fare in a sketch comedy setting? Why...
SNL's major domo Lorne Michaels seeks to expand his empire once again with Up All Night, previewing tonight on NBC at 10/9c with Christina Applegate as a hard-charging career woman and new mother, and Will Arnett (Mr. Amy Poehler) doing...
Whitney has its laugh out loud funny moments. However, if the the show is to last, it's going to have to prove it's more than just another Friends wannabe.
n this age of iPhone, iPads, and Android devices it is no longer possible for a network to promote their shows by simply airing teasers during commercial breaks. These days it's get busy, get creative, or get gone.
Katie Couric, the television journalist who hosted NBC's The Today Show for fifteen years before becoming the first solo female anchor for the CBS Evening News , recently left her anchor position and is now free of her obligations to both networks. An obvious question for someone who takes leave of such a high profile position is "what's next?"
Leading up to the "decision," Trump took advantage of the opportunity to appear on any and every show possible (I'm almost certain I saw him on an episode of Dora the Explorer) to talk about his two favorite subjects - the citizenship of President Barack Obama and Donald Trump.
