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Tosh.0 writer Brian Rubenstein talks Tempe

Tosh.0 writer and former ASU alumnus Brian Rubenstein speaks with The State Press about his experiences at ASU and working as a writer for Comedy Central's Tosh.0.

By Clayton Porter | September 20, 2011

2011 Emmys a night of inspirations and devastations

The show had more than a few highs and lows, with the following being some of the more noteworthy moments of the night.

By Taylor Brooks | September 19, 2011

'True Blood' a polarizing, wildly entertaining show

"True Blood" has already been picked up for a fifth season, but is the show as good as it used to be or has it gone too far off the deep end?

By Tom Kuipers and Jocelyn Gee | September 14, 2011

Mockumentaries offer a unique sense of wit

Mock documentaries, or “mockumentaries,” have been rapidly growing in popularity over the past few years. Season premieres of the big three are coming up quick, and there are differing opinions on this format of television.

By Kelli Stark | September 13, 2011

‘When Pop Culture Saved America’ a fresh look at 9/11

We all know what happened on Sept. 11. The footage of old news coverage and photographs of the chaos on that fateful day won’t soon be forgotten.

By Carole Murphy | September 11, 2011

Top five best used songs in television

A quality television show understands that even with a great cast, brilliant writing or tons of hype, it will not truly succeed without one main element — music.

By Kelli Stark | September 8, 2011

'I Faked My Own Death' a hit for Discovery Channel

“I Faked My Own Death” tells true stories of real individuals who staged their own deaths at some point in their lives.

By Carole Murphy | September 6, 2011

Top five TV shows canceled before their time

In a world of a million and one “different” crime dramas, finding quality TV can be difficult – especially when some of the most promising shows are axed before their time.

By Tom Kuipers | August 31, 2011

Netflix to change plans, raise prices

Starting September 1, Netflix is separating unlimited streaming from their DVD plans. Receiving both services will now require a monthly fee of $15.98, nearly double the previous subscription cost.

By Brenna Grier | August 30, 2011

TeenNick’s nostalgia nights air ‘90s TV favorites

Airing favorite ‘90s kids shows on a nightly basis, TeenNick sends an entire generation excited to relive their childhoods down memory lane.

By Brenna Grier | August 22, 2011

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'Sandwich King' brings something new to the table

The Food Network isn’t the first place most people would go to if they want to fill their reality show cravings. However, it airs one of the most exciting reality shows on television.

By Kelli Stark | August 21, 2011

'Entourage' and Johnny Drama’s last ride

The hysterical ride known as “Entourage” is nearing its last stop. This means no more of our favorite characters – Ari Gold, Vincent Chase, and Turtle. Yet, perhaps the worst part of the show ending is no more Johnny Drama.

By Taylor Brooks | August 17, 2011

Prepping for the Emmys: the best 2010-11 dramas

Although “Lost” is over and no new episodes of “Breaking Bad” aired, this year still brought us plenty of sharp dramas that are more than worthy for an Emmy.

By Nick Spake | June 26, 2011

"Louie," what are you going to do next?

“Louie” manages to uncover and dust off those moments that seem to defy any kind of a rational response other than justified pessimism and apathy.

By Jonathan Fortner | June 23, 2011

New “Wilfred” full of bark and bite

Considering all that humankind has done for the dog, it is frightening to see the lengths in which our pets will go to bite us back.

By Jonathan Fortner | June 22, 2011

‘Workaholics’ is a must-see comedy

Originally a Web series on 5thyear.com, “Workaholics” was picked up by Comedy Central for what looks to be at least 10 half-hour episodes. Featuring the members of the sketch group Mail Order Comedy, the show focuses on the lives of three friends as they enter into the workforce post-college.

By Jonathan Fortner | April 13, 2011

Goodbye, Michael Scott

Let’s take a look back to Michael Scott's ten best moments on the office.

By Tom Kuipers | April 5, 2011

‘Secret Life’ looks to continue the drama

For the next 24 weeks, ABC Family has your guilty fix with the Monday night return of “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.”

By Jonathan Fortner | March 27, 2011

What is the end of the world?

Sorry Cupid, but it looks like Valentine’s Day this year will be remembered more for the soul-crushing premonition of things to come rather than for flowers, chocolate and love.

By Jonathan Fortner | February 13, 2011

Top 5 Super Bowl commercials

For some viewers, the Super Bowl is more about the ads than the actual play-by-play. The Super Bowl is one of the biggest entertainment events of the year, and Fox was anything but cheap as a 30-second spot during the game cost an estimated $2.8 million to $3.0 million.

By Aiyana Havir | February 8, 2011

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