Archer Moving to FXX With Season 8 Emmy® Award Winning Series Returns This Spring LOS ANGELES, January 4, 2017 – The hit animated comedy series Archer is moving to FXX beginning with Season 8 this spring, it was announced today by Chuck Saftler, President of Program Strategy and COO, FX Networks. Archer, which recently […]
Tonight, the surreal comedy Man Seeking Woman returns for its third season on FXX. This highly-creative series follows the adventures of hopeless romantic Josh Greenberg (Jay Baruchel, How to Train Your Dragon, Undeclared) as he tries to find love again after being dumped by his longtime girlfriend. As the third season opens, Josh meets Lucy (Katie Findlay, How to Get Away with Murder), and while the pair immediately find love, Josh is not really a hit with Lucy’s roommates...
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Tonight I'm really looking forward to the return of ABC's 2-hour Tuesday comedy block! On the last episode of The Middle, Sue was getting increasingly stressed out trying to keep the secret that Axl and April had eloped. Axl wasn't even sure why he got married--except for the fact that it would upset his mother if/when she found out. Sue's conscience was finally freed when April's parents called to discuss the news, and needless to say, Frankie was livid--both at the fact that Axl had gotten married and that she hadn't been invited. Meanwhile, Mike was both relieved that Axl didn't get married because he "had to", but also upset that his son had no good (or any) reason for doing so. In the end, the newlyweds got an annulment, but immediately afterwords headed out on a date...
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The new season of Syfy’s fantasy drama/thriller The Magicians premieres January 25. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, we got a chance to speak with stars Olivia Taylor Dudley, Jason Ralph, Arjun Gupta, Rick Worth, Hale Appleman, Summer Bishil, Jade Tailor and Stella Maeve about the upcoming season. Based upon Lev Grossman’s best-selling books, The […]
Tonight, The Celebrity Apprentice returns to NBC, but this time it’s got a new name and a new host. The Donald has been fired, and the contestants on The New Celebrity Apprentice have a brand new boss to impress: Arnold Schwarzenegger! This year’s crop of celebrities includes TV hosts/entertainers Brooke Burke-Charvet, Carson Kressley, Matt Iseman, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, & Porsha Williams, musicians Carnie Wilson, Boy George, & Vince Neil, actors/comedians Carrie Keagan, Jon Lovitz, & Kyle Richards, and sports personalities Chael Sonnen, Eric Dickerson, Laila Ali, Lisa Leslie, & Ricky Williams. I had quit watching this series many years ago, and even though I don’t really know who half these “celebrities” are, I’m really interested to see how much the series has changed with the move to LA and the addition of Arnold Schwarzenegger as the host. And Arnold also has some new advisers: Tyra Banks and his nephew Patrick Knapp Schwarzenegger. Will Arnold use “You’re Fired,” or will he have his own fun new catch phrase? I really hope it involves something like “Hasta La Vista, You Won’t Be Back!”...
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During his first day on the job at the Uneeda Medical Supply company in Louisville, Kentucky, Freddy’s (Thom Mathews) notices some strange containers in the basement stamped with an Army logo and phone number. His boss, Burt (Clu Gulager), explains that these have been there for the past 14 years and that they contain the […]
This week’s new TV-on-DVD & Blu-ray releases include … Bones: Season 11 (DVD) The Doctor Blake Mysteries: Season 3 (DVD) Girls: Season 5 (Blu-ray+Digital HD & DVD+Digital HD) The Librarians: Season 2 (DVD) The Red Skelton Hour: In Color: Unreleased Seasons (DVD) Silk: Season 3 (DVD) Sleepy Hollow: Season 3 (DVD)
Tonight, FOX is airing the premiere of new comedy The Mick at a special night and time before the series moves to its regular timeslot this Tuesday. Crass, foul-mouthed hustler Mickey (Kaitlin Olson, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) is down on her luck and looking for her next score. So she heads to Greenwich, CT, to surprise her sister and her billionaire husband, hoping to get them to buy into her latest investment scheme. However, the annual Labor Day bash is suddenly raided by the Feds, who are looking to arrest the couple for fraud. After her sister takes off, Mickey is left in charge of her spoiled niece and nephews. Eighteen-year-old activist Sabrina (Sofia Black D’Elia, The Messengers) thinks she knows everything and quickly proves to be a worthy adversary to Mickey, always hatching some sort of plan; thirteen-year-old Chip (Thomas Barbusca, The New Normal) has a sense of entitlement and is constantly threatening to sue when things don’t go his way; and seven-year-old Ben (Jack Stanton) just misses his parents. At first Mickey is thrilled to live the lavish life in a mansion but then realizes she needs to be a parent to these children. The cast also includes Carla Jimenez (Last Man Standing) as Alba the maid and Susan Park (Vice Principals) as Liz, the nosy next-door neighbor who’s constantly judging Micky with her passive-aggressive comments...
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There have been several big- and small-screen adaptations of Thomas Harris’ tales of brilliant sociopath Hannibal Lecter over the years, but the first adaption of his “Red Dragon” novel was director Michael Mann’s 1986 film Manhunter. FBI profiler Will Graham (William Petersen) had a knack for being able to get into the mind of a […]
It is the winter of 1982 and a dozen men are working at the U.S. National Science Institute’s Station 4 outpost in Antarctica. A helicopter from the Norwegian station a few miles away flies overhead, the pilot is acting strangely, throwing bombs from the air at a wolf on the ground. After crash-landing and firing […]
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