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Phil Rosenthal is on the move again: The comedian's food travel show Somebody Feed Phil is moving from Netflix to YouTube, starting next year.

Lots of millennial kids have fond memories of watching other kids getting slimed on You Can't Do That on Television, Double Dare, and other Nick shows.

Could situation comedies even exist without romance? Here's a rundown of the greatest, and funniest, TV couples in the history of the genre.

Julia Schlaepfer is going into survival mode: The 1923 star is joining Joshua Jackson in the HBO Max pilot How to Survive Without Me.

Many years passed between Lukas Gage's rise to fame on "The White Lotus" and the time his giant tattoo cost him a crucial early opportunity on AMC's "Mad Men."

The Newsroom alum is heading back to the world of (fictional) journalism.

Jaleel White, who played Steve Urkel on Family Matters, is absolutely baffled by the popularity of his iconic character's suave alter ego, Stefan Urquelle.

Drew Barrymore's daytime chatfest isn't going anywhere - get details!

Hill Street Blues was an Emmy-winning machine that rewrote what a cop show could be. So why did it only run for seven seasons?

Amy Larsen's got plenty of time to restore her memories: Doc has been renewed for Season 3 at Fox.

Find out when Saturday Night Live UK episodes will begin streaming on Peacock.

This is an audacious move, indeed: AMC has renewed its Silicon Valley drama The Audacity for Season 2, one month before the show's premiere.

Netflix has released the full trailer for XO, Kitty Season 3, which finds Lara Jean hopping on a flight Seoul to share some wisdom with her little sister.

In Margo's Got Money Troubles, Elle Fanning is cashing in on an unusual side hustle - watch full trailer.

This series from the year 2000 had some pretty big stars - including Ian Somerhalder and Kate Bosworth - but only managed to air eight episodes.

On TV this Monday: Top Chef heads to the Carolinas, The Neighborhood experiences a baby-proofing disaster, and Miley Cyrus visits Sesame Street.

In Shrinking, this veteran performer has finally found a job in which he feels fully appreciated. Its the greatest experience Ive had in my acting career, he said.

A new show staring Nicole Kidman premieres, and the 98th Academy Awards air live.

Steve Carell and Bill Lawrence explain the loneliness at the heart of HBO's Rooster and how Greg's alter ego raises questions about identity in future episodes.

The Late Night host has a part on the show, so why haven't we seen him interacting directly with other characters and walking around on Starfleet Academy?

The showrunner of CBS' Marshals tells TVLine that a visit from Rip is "potentially on the horizon" after the Yellowstone favorite was mentioned in Episode 2.