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Fox says it is reviewing its options.

TV's longest-running game show begins its 42nd season on Monday.

The CW has released the official key art for the new season.

In "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," on ABC, Joss Whedon tries to transfer the Marvel Universe to television.     

SERIES PREMIERE: "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (ABC at 8 p.m.) is the Joss Whedon comic book series based on the "Avengers" characters. Critic Hank Stuever says the show "launches with a plucky, adventuresome and rem...

"Trophy Wife" is an ABC comedy revolving around the latest spouse of a man who has already been married twice.     

"Lucky 7," a new drama on ABC, shows the problems of no money, and of sudden wealth.     

South Park returns for its 17th season this Wednesday night, and we now have a look at what the kids are getting up to as the Comedy Central animated series resumes. Based on the new clip from Wednesday night's "Let Go, ...

ABC seems intent on building on its family-focused comedy slate, and given the success of Modern Family, that's no surprise. Joining fellow newcomer comedy The Goldbergs on Tuesday night is Trophy Wife, a single camera c...

Naegle, who sources say will not be replaced, will set up a production company with the potential to have project across the cable the dial.

There were a lot of upsets, obvious wins, and sort-of surprises during last night's 2013 Emmy Awards telecast. The win that was likely the most impressive but the least talked about was Stephen Colbert's dethroning of Jo...

She wins supporting actress in a drama series for her portrayal of Skyler White, a character some fans disliked. Sometimes, winning really is the best revenge. Just ask Anna Gunn.

The penultimate episode of the AMC hit aired opposite Sunday night's awards show in many parts of the country, creating a tough choice for TV fans, who discussed their decision on Twitter.

Mike Colter will appear in the Oct. 9 episode of the CBS procedural.

UPDATED: Against big competition from the Emmys and the NFL, AMC's drama swells again with the penultimate episode.

UPDATED: Up against the Emmys, the exiting Showtime flagship hits an all-time high for the cable net, while freshman "Ray Donovan" goes out with 1.41 million.

As "Agent Carter" and "The Consultant" have shown, Marvel's Blu-ray extra "One-Shot" shorts are a testing ground for new television projects for the company.

"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Dads" both grow double digits in Live+Three Day returns, but the new comedies can't keep up with "New Girl."

For a second straight year "Mad Men" was completely shut out, as was "Girls," while "House of Cards," "Game of Thrones," "Downton Abbey" and "Louie" were among the others shows that had particularly rough nights.

“Modern Family”? Check. “Breaking Bad”? Double check. Jeff Daniels? Whaaaaaa????

Can football really benefit the Emmys? It's hard to think of massive events that target more different demographics, but with the New York Jets-Buffalo Bills game bleeding into the scheduled Emmy broadcast for a few minu...

(This post has been updated.) The ratings are in, and the Emmys seem to have triumphed. And on a coincidental note, so has the show awarded for best drama. Early numbers say that the Emmy Awards attracted about 17.6 mill...