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The emcee of KDOC's notorious telecast tells The New York Times that the show will be back next year.

There should be a lot of new and interesting television fodder headed to audiences during the spring of 2013. One of the new television programs that has garnered plenty of interest is Bates Motel, the upcoming prequel t...

UPDATED: The head of the streaming video site says in an email to staff that he will leave sometime in the first quarter of 2013.

"The mythology that you think is what dictates the relationship between Norma and Norman is not what it's going to turn out to be," showrunner Carlton Cuse says.

The unscripted pickup comes on the heels of Friday's green light for "The Governor's Wife"

A report suggests the not-yet launched replacement for Al Gore's Current TV will lose $21 million annually by 2017.

Last month, CBS announced it had bought another "top prospect" comedy from top dog Chuck Lorre, who has produced such hits as The Big Bang Theory, Mike and Molly, and Two and a Half Men over at CBS. Now the comedy pilot,...

The former wrestler and TV reality star hasn't shown off any good legal moves in this case.

The critically-maligned "Jersey Shore" heir opens far south of its unscripted predecessor's glory days, but tops its 2009 debut.

Though this was the first the eponymous host wasn't part of "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve," viewers flocked to the countdown special.

The woman best known for developing the ultra-successful Kardashian franchise is keeping quiet on her next venture, and E! has yet to make any decisions on her replacement.

The "Scary Movie" star will play the title character in the pilot from the prolific producer.

The David E. Kelley drama focuses on the closed-door meetings where doctors keep each other in check.

The exec producer, launching new reality competitions on TBS and TNT, tells the TCA crowd his latest subjects are among TV's biggest consumers.

"There are commercials for the show now. It's insane," quipped co-creator Bill Lawrence of the love that new network TBS has showered on his little-watching comedy.

Ten years after ABC began making trouble when it tried to pinch late-night stars from CBS and NBC to replace "Nightline," the network will finally move homegrown talent Jimmy Kimmel into the time slot Tuesday.

With 30 Rock drawing to a close at the end of the month, NBC has a special hour-long episode planned, and the network is bringing some guest stars to pepper throughout those extra minutes of run time. Today, House Minori...

The 12-episode series will revolve around the 85-year-old "King of Louisiana" and his 34-year-old wife and their children.

The new sitcom starring the comic Jim Jefferies begins on FX on Jan. 17.

Reality shows, documentaries, miniseries, specials -- there's no shortage of new programming in the 2013 mid-season. Here's a guide: Sunday, Jan. 6 "An Amish Murder" (Lifetime at 9 p.m.): Original movie starring Neve Cam...

"Downton Abbey," that phenomenally successful British drama series about a very specific sort of people enduring what amounts to the modern era's original first-world problems, is back on PBS's "Masterpiece Classic" Sund...

The winners will be announced on Feb. 17 at simultaneous ceremonies held in Los Angeles and New York.