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All too often we see struggling TV series limp on with additional episode orders or merely additional script orders, but they're usually a temporary stopgap. NBC's 'Up All Night' has never found a particularly strong foothold within the network's lineup, even after the re-vamp of the current premise and a light ratings uptick. Regardless, good news has arrived for the Christina Applegate/Will Arne

In the past, we've heard about networks passing up some great dramas now and again, like when 'Breaking Bad' almost went to FX, before landing on AMC as the Emmy-winning bad-ass drama we all know it to be. But did you know that before AMC scored even bigger with Robert Kirkman's 'The Walking Dead,' HBO and NBC were in the market for the zombie-thriller as well? What made them pass on something tha

Alright, so 'Saturday Night Live' had a bit of a misfire this past weekend, as the majority of Daniel Craig's sketches fell flat.  They don't train super-spies to be funny, after all.  But while the NBC sketch comedy series' 38th season may have broken its hot streak after Seth MacFarlane and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, 'Up All Night' and former 'Married with Children' star Christina Applegate is here t

Huh. Alright then. Earlier today we learned a bit more about why NBC seems to have decided not to move forward on the Bryan Fuller-helmed 'Munsters' reboot 'Mockingbird Lane,' reportedly owing to disagreements over just how quirky and "Fuller" the world outside the actual 'Munsters' should be. Given 'Hannibal's' latest round of castings, including typically comedic performer and 'SNL' ve

Can you say "casting announcement of the year?"  While 'The Office' officially returns tonight for its ninth, and final season (please don't remind us about 'The Farm') it's no secret that the upcoming year is bound to attract new and old guest stars alike, including some big names.  Well, if we don't yet know if Michael Scott will make the trek back to Dunder-Mifflin, how about Steve Ca

As if we needed another reason to hate the Kardashians... At 8:46 a.m. on Tuesday, September 11, most national news outlets took a break from their regular programming to air a special "moment of silence" from New York City and Washington D.C. to honor the victims of 9/11. We say "most" because, as it turns out, not everyone was a participant. While FOX, CBS, ABC, CNBC and MSNB

Matthew Perry has had a tough time when it comes to TV shows.  Of course it was "Friends" that launched his career.  However, since "Friends" ended in 2004 he has had a hard time finding success with new TV projects.

‘Community‘ fans are the first people to single out NBC for disregarding the show, by either never giving enough promotion, or changing its show-runner without so much of a phone call, and the newly-released official schedule for the fall is just icing on the cake.  So just how long will we have to wait for fresh episodes of ‘Community,’ or even ‘30 Rock?’

In spite of NBC’s pre-’Red Dragon’ straight-to-series drama ‘Hannibal‘ not being present at the past Upfront event, a considerable amount of buzz surrounds the series.  After all, to put Hannibal Lecter on TV you’d need some ace casting, no?  We already knew that Hugh Dancy would take the role of a young agent Will Graham, but we’ve been tepidly swirling our Chianti waiting for news of the man him

We'll we are just one week away from it officially being Winter, but I thought I would share with you 3 of my new favorite shows that debuted this past Fall. Lori and I have discussed this a few times, that when new shows roll out in the Fall, it's difficult to get 'emotionally involved' in them, for fear of their cancellation.

First it was Regis saying goodbye on 'Live With Regis and Kelly" and next up will be Matt Lauer moving off  into the sunset on "Today." Just like the speculation around Regis' departure on who would replace him, now the rumors are circulating on who will be the successor to the Today crown. The one name that keeps coming up is, Ryan Seacrest.

I shouldn't be shocked that once again Hollywood is taking a great classic and rebooting it for today's generation.  NBC has been toying around with the idea of creating a new Munster's series.