Television

This may go down as one of the most uncomfortable moments in game show history.

The animal kingdom is a weird and wild place.

It looks like Hulu is paying big, big bucks for one of the greatest sitcoms in history.  They are betting that people will binge watch.  That brings up a question..

There have been rumors flying around for a while about a possible "Full House" Reunion, but now it's finally confirmed!

As we all get ready for the release of Avengers:Age of Ultron you know the cast menbers will be making their way onto all the talk shows to promote the movie. I like the way ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" handled a recent visit from the cast of the Avengers, he had them play a classic TV game how. Now, seeing as I love the Avengers, and I love Family Feud I can't see this going wrong at all.

We've talked about Sawyer several times on the air.  We're cheering for him over here.  I know you are too if you live in the area (especially you Fultonvillians)

I have to say, I am a bit blown away by this project. If you are a "trekkie" like me than you may have also been thinking it's time for a new Star Trek series to emerge yet CBS nor Paramount have announced anything in the works. Enter a private company with fan support through Kickstarter to go ahead and create a brand new pilot to pitch to CBS for television or even a web series. Read M

It’s a familiar scenario for most people: You haven’t watched the latest episode of Game of Thrones or Mad Men, or you’ve yet to make it to the theater to check out the latest movie your friends have all been gushing over. But social media is an irresistible force, so you hop on Twitter or Facebook anyway, and soon find yourself navigating a minefield. At any given moment, you might read a spoiler. Lucky for you, there may soon be an app for that.

Most of the time, the SNL opening monologue is a formality and a tradition, a road bump on the way to the actual good parts of an episode. It feels like something the guest host does because he has to, not because anyone on the writing staff actually had a good idea. And that’s why last night’s monologue was such a joyous surprise: it was not only the best monologue of the season, but the best sketch of the whole night.

Homer Simpson may not be the best role model, but he is for one man.

This reporter is going to hear "What are you -- chicken?" jokes for the rest of his career.

This is cool—I somehow got an email from the P.R. department of none other than "The Price Is Right" game show.  Lord knows why, but it really caught my attention!