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There have been a lot of shows over the years that take place in New York but which ones are the favorites for Capital Region viewers to watch?

If you're upset that CBS cut out the last part of the show Sunday night, you can stream the entire thing now.

Relive your youth with this collection of Halloween costumes from the 1970's and 1980's. Maybe you wore one of these.

This would have been the weekend that St. Rose senior Julia Gargano was to graduate from college in Albany, but the pandemic had other plans. Graduation day will have to wait until sometime in September as the singing/songwriting sensation has turned in her cap and gown and replaced it with a microphone and piano. Celebrating a big night on Mother's Day with her mom and family down on Staten Islan

Julia Gargano admitted to Brian and Chrissy from the GNA morning show last week that while she's on 'pause' and at home with her family on Staten Island, she really misses playing at her comfy coffee houses in Albany.  Most of all though, she misses her buds from the College of St. Rose whom she'd be graduating with next weekend.  But things could be worse  for Gargano who, along with the rest of

If your house is anything like mine, this television show is always on anyway. You might as well try to take that binge-watching time and turn it into cash, right?

It started in Whitehall and now towns all over the Capital Region are jumping on board, applying for an HGTV "Takeover."

Love it when we see local people and places on television, right? Well, a whole local town may soon be on the silver screen because they are applying for a show!

There is a big loveable dog that is making a comeback to a television near you. It's one of the most beloved cartoon dogs from everyone's childhood.

As the hit show Friends celebrates it's 25 year anniversary, rumors have been swirling about a reunion show. Multiple sources have confirmed that the original cast and creators have agreed in principle to a reunion special, and that negotiations are currently in the works!

A local historic site is the focus of a national television show on the Travel Channel called the "Most Terrifying Places". We have actually done a haunting here and we hope they find more paranormal stuff than we did.

There's a new muppet on Sesame Street that is going to help kids and families dealing with addiction. The show continues to find ways to address common problems facing our kids.