In a classic example of when comedians collide, Conan O’Brien and Denis Leary let it rip about their childhood memories of Worcester and what it was like growing up Irish Cathol ...

TheWrap spoke to Animal Control's Joel McHale and Going Dutch's Denis Leary about the trick to making a successful comedy.

TV season moving into its spring decision window, TVLine is taking stock of more than two dozen broadcast shows in limbo.

NBC's hit Oregon-based show, "St. Denis Medical," has officially been renewed for a third season. "St. Denis Medical" is a mockumentary-style comedy – think "Parks and Recreation" or "The Office" – ...

Listen up, soldiers! Kristen Johnston is coming to the Netherlands! The 3rd Rock From the Sun star debuts on Going Dutch in the Thursday, February 12, episode as General Martin, a high-ranking combat ...

Kristen Johnston joins the cast of Going Dutch in the recurring role of General Martin in the February 12 episode. Johnston talks to TV Insider about her role. Watch an exclusive sneak peek. “I’ve ...

Full coverage of Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will be streamed on Peacock (details below on signing up). The game also will be televised on NBC and Telemundo.

Inspired by the 1989 film starring Tom Hanks, the series centers on a new mom who begins to suspect something sinister is afoot in her idyllic neighborhood. By Angie Han Television Critic The dark ...

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A mix of comedy, drama, and horror, Peacock’s new series, “The ‘Burbs,” follows Rob and Samira Fisher, a young couple navigating their new life in a supposedly quiet cul-de-sac. The move didn’t come ...

The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks are preparing to face off in Super Bowl 60. NFL fans will be eager to watch the Super Bowl 49 rematch, as Seattle looks to exact revenge on New England ...

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