Ricky Gervais' latest television creation, "Derek," will go live on Netflix Sept. 12.
Still in the works, MTV promises an entirely different take on dating shows with its upcoming series that delves into connecting in a digital age.
TV pilot series have stepped up their game, bringing a season of premieres that may be big hits among viewers.
CBS's "Under the Dome" has gained a huge following over the course of its pilot season and should not be missed with its highly unique and addictive plot.
What does the Bechdel Test say about popular television shows and female characters today?
FX's "The Bridge" debuted to mixed criticism, but the show has unlimited potential if its players can get their acts together quickly.
The HBO series returns in several weeks, but it needs to accomplish several housekeeping tasks beforehand.
Sunday's "Game of Thrones" finale wrapped up the season while leaving an alarming but hopeful glimpse of what is to come.
AMC's "The Killing" is back with a riveting season three premiere after nearly being canceled.
ASU alumnus Richard Joel came up with CW's newest show, "OH SIT!," a game show based on the classical game of musical chairs.
"Mr. Selfridge" seems to be very promising and PBS has us in for another thrilling treat.
The State Press sat down with the leading ladies of TV Land's "Hot in Cleveland" to talk about the next season, which is scheduled to premiere in June.
"Game of Thrones" season three premiered Sunday and lived up to its reputation as one of television's best shows.
The State Press caught up with actors Joshua Sasse (Frankenstein’s Army, The Big I Am) and Leah Gibson (Twilight Saga: Eclipse, Watchmen) to talk about the new DirecTV show "Rogue."
It seems that NBC has not been learning its lessons from the late night wars of the past 20 years. I warn this as I see a third late night war approaching.
For those wondering what lasting effect The Tom Green show would have on Western civilization, tune in to Comedy Central on Feb. 28 at 10 p.m. and watch Ben Hoffman in “The Ben Show with Ben Hoffman.”
“Nathan For You” ruins the reputation of the businesses he's supposed to be helping.
Currently, many are praising – or questioning – what a release like this by Netflix means for the industry and future of television. While the convenience and exclusivity is nice, what is more exciting about this form of entertainment is the possibility that American television might fully move past the cookie-cutter approach of its own production procedures.
New show "The Following" brings home the Bacon - and one seriously bad egg. Pitchforks: 5/5Release: Jan.
Season two of "Girls" premieres on HBO on Jan. 13
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