Well, we figured that Kelsey Grammer would need to find something to do after Starz opted not to go through with a third season of political drama 'Boss,' but this isn't exactly what we had in mind. According to new reports, unusually-matched celebrities Grammer and 'Big Momma's House' star Martin Lawrence are looking into the possibility of developing a sitcom together with Lionsgate TV, but what could the series possibly portray? And what might it have to do with FX's 'Anger Management?'
Forget about Daryl Dixon, what about us? We're the ones who have to endure the ghastly wait from 'The Walking Dead's mid-season finale "Made to Suffer" to its February 10 premiere "The Suicide King!" And even so, we can barely wait to find out what happens to Daryl and Merle in the Woodbury arena, so thankfully AMC was kind enough to oblige with an all-new clip! Find out if Andrea comes to the rescue when 'The Walking Dead' returns inside!
As we eagerly await the third season of IFC's quirky sketch comedy series 'Portlandia' -- or for that matter any of our favorite shows before their return -- one universal rule of TV should always be observed: no spoilers! Even for a series close to decade old, spoilers are to be regarded with the highest of care, something even 'Portlandia' knows all too well. So what spoilers are teased in the latest clip from season 3? Find out inside, along with what Rosanne Barr will get up to in her visit! Spoilers a-plenty!
Even if the rumors are to be believed, and Jimmy Fallon is to take over 'The Tonight Show' from Jay Leno in 2014, no power in the 'verse will ever keep Conan O'Brien away from TV. Not only does 'Conan' continue to thrive on TBS, and grace us with guest star appearances in the upcoming season of 'Arrested Development,' but it seems the freckled fair-haired late night host has begun crafting a new comedy on FOX, the cutely titled 'Bob's New Heart Show.' Find out the story of Conan O'Brien's latest venture inside!
Though we've known for some time that the current season of 'The Office' would represent the final year for Jim, Pam and the other Dunder-Mifflin crew, some months ago development began on the Dwight Schrute spin-off 'The Farm,' to be aired as a backdoor pilot in 'The Office's final season. Somewhat sparingly, NBC decided not to go through with the Schrute-centric spin-off, but what of the material shot? New reports say NBC plans to give a fitting end to Dwight Schrute, using a modified version of 'The Farm' to do so. Find out the changes inside!
Last week we showed you a pair of badass new videos from Starz's final season event 'Spartacus: War of the Damned,' highlighting both the legendary heroes and the dastardly villains that would make up the bloody thriller's final year. Now, Starz unleashes upon us an early Christmas present, serving up the bloodiest, best trailer yet for the historical thriller! Will you be ready for the beginning of the end when 'Spartacus: War of the Damned' premieres on January 25? Get a fresh look inside!
With Christmas past and New Years a few short days away, most folk are breathing a sigh of relief that the more hectic days of the holiday season are behind us. That is of course, until FX starts rocketing new premieres at us all through January! First up will see the return of FX's 'Justified' on January 8,' followed by 'Archer' and 'Anger Management' on the 17, but are you ready to be blown away by 'The Americans?' Check out two new trailers for an early look!
Our fun might have come to a momentary end, now that 'Doctor Who' has aired it s 2012 Christmas special 'The Snowmen,' and left us until 2013 for fresh episodes of series 7, ultimately culminating in the long-awaited 50th anniversary special. But why stop with the holiday special, when the BBC also gifted us with a fresh new trailer for the remainder of the season? Clara, Cybermen, and cosmic chaos await within!
Because it just wouldn't be the holidays without all our loved ones squabbling with one another, the show-runners of our favorite TV series are at it again. Late last week brought the shocking news that 'The Walking Dead' showrunner Glen Mazzara would depart the series for the fourth season, followed by 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter's profane public response to AMC. Now, 'Walking Dead' comic creator and AMC executive producer Robert Kirkman has issues his own response to Sutter's rant, fueling the fire. The battle rages inside!
Despite all the recent AMC drama with yet another show-runner departing both the network and 'The Walking Dead,' and 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter calling out the executives, we're at least grateful that 'Breaking Bad' will end things on its own terms come summer 2013. There are a number of questions to be addressed in the final eight episodes, but how would you like a first look from series star Dean Norris? Just how deep was Hank Schrader's big toilet revelation?
With streaming services becoming all the more the rage, along with new havens for original programming, we'd been hearing that Amazon would soon take the leap into developing its own content. But why choose for themselves what to produce? The internet marketplace juggernaut has greenlit 6 original pilots from various producers, including Kristen Schaal ('Bob's Burgers,' '30 Rock'), Kevin Sussman and John Ross Bowie ('The Big Bang Theory'), and your choice will determine which gets produced!
Earlier today the TV community was rocked by the news that while AMC had officially renewed 'The Walking Dead' for a fourth season, show-runner Glen Mazzara would resign from his post. Mazzara's departure marks the second show-runner shift for 'The Walking Dead' amid a host of other AMC showrunner conflicts, and now 'Sons of Anarchy' creator Kurt Sutter has publicly attacked AMC over the debacle. The conflict heats up inside!
