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"There's no chance they're going to give this show to a black dude."

(All times Eastern)To save a dying rhino whose horns were stolen by poachers, innovative veterinarians give the animal a skin graft on "Operation Wild" (PBS at 8 p.m.).This week's contestants on "Bullseye" (Fox at 9) mus...

A couple months ago word came out that Harry Shearer was holding out on returning to The Simpsons as it extended its run through Season 28. It was a big hit for Simpsons fans, but it looks like the actor has negotiated a...

Girolamo will serve as Alloy's senior vp of television, while Reuven joins Oxygen as the network's vp of development.

Trailers, premiere dates, scoops on new and hopefully returning characters (looking at you, Jon Snow) and more.

Ross Mathews, Jordan "Shorty" Johnson and Chuey Martinez will also co-host the Fox reality series.

In the fifth season of this Comedy Central show, there are still sketches built around escalating violence and invective, but overall, the show feels more reflective than before.

IFC's second parody miniseries based on the work of fictional author Eric Jonrosh (Will Ferrell) is hardly a swinging affair.

Mr. Buress, the stand-up comic, discusses his new Comedy Central show and what it's like to prepare for a roast, among other things -- just not Bill Cosby.

FilmL.A. reports that during the recent pilot production season, the L.A. area attracted 45 percent of all network, broadcast and digital pilot production.

According to a former prosecutor, unsealed records means that discovery of untruthful statements only begins now.

The flagship drama outpaced its record-setting 2014 run to further seal its status as the network's most-watched show of all time.

After a rare month atop the adults 25-54 race, the Fox News personality starts July on a strong note.

Robert Kirkman had to have surgery on his throat and will miss the July 8-12 event.

In a promo for the network's massive online rewatch, Fox unveiled the first look at the upcoming six-part event series.

Tony Horn, the defendant, responds that Dunham is the one who ripped off the dummy from an earlier ventriloquist.

Toks Olagundoye joins the series more than a month after Penny Johnson Jerald's exit.

The lone holdout has inked the same deal as his fellow castmembers.

Barbara Bowman and Joan Tarshis spoke to CNN's Don Lemon about the comedian's admission, in an unsealed court document, that he obtained drugs to give to women for sex.

The night's reality series hold steady after the holiday weekend.

Newly surfaced court documents showed the comedian admitted obtaining quaaludes to give to young women before having sex.

The comic book powerhouse will produce scripted programming from their library as well as new material.