'A.P. Bio' Season 4 Ordered At Peacock, So Everyone Needs To Start Shutting Up
A.P. Bio season 4 has been ordered at Peacock for 2021, so that means it's time to start catching up on the best comedy series you're not watching.
Read MoreA.P. Bio season 4 has been ordered at Peacock for 2021, so that means it's time to start catching up on the best comedy series you're not watching.
Read MoreIs Max Fist a superhero from another dimension, or just a sad alcoholic? That's the question posed in this Archenemy trailer, starring Joe Manganiello.
Read MoreA new A.P. Bio season 3 clip teases the upcoming season premiere of the series at it heads over to Peacock from NBC. Watch and laugh.
Read MoreRead out A.P. Bio season 3 review to find out why this season is weirder and funnier than ever and is worth your time when it hits Peacock on September 3.
Read MoreWatch the A.P. Bio season 3 trailer, teasing the NBC comedy's debut on Peacock where they might have some newfound freedom on the language front.
Read MoreGet a sneak peek at the A.P. Bio season 3 teaser trailer, bringing the canceled NBC series back to life at the new streaming service Peacock.
Read MoreThings are crazy again in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season 14 trailer, teasing the show's return to FXX later this month.
Read MoreEven though NBC axed the comedy series on their network, we have word of AP Bio not canceled anymore thanks to the NBCUniversal streaming service.
Read MoreFollowing the FX series' finale and news of a developing project, there's a real possibility of Glenn Howerton leaving It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Read MoreWatch the first It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 12 trailer, a red band tease featuring language that you normally wouldn't hear outside of HBO.
Read MoreFXX has announced an It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia renewal to give the series 14 seasons, tying for the longest-running live-action comedy series.
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Read MoreHere's a full-length Fargo TV trailer to show off FX's new 10-episode limited series, premiering in April.
Read MoreAfter spending four seasons of Breaking Bad trying to evade law enforcement, Bob Odenkirk will switch sides for FX's Fargo. The comedian has boarded the ten-part limited series in a supporting role, along with Glenn Howerton (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Kate Walsh (Private Practice), Joey King (The Conjuring), Adam Goldberg, Oliver Platt, and more. Hit…
Read MoreCollegeHumor's silly videos have entertained many a procrastinator for five- or ten-minute chunks, but now the site's looking to command people's attentions for a whole lot longer. The self-proclaimed "comedy leaders" are making their first foray into features this summer with the 87-minute VOD release Coffee Town. The film features quite an array of TV…
Read MoreAs a Friday Night Lights fan, I want nothing more than to see its stars succeed in their post-FNL careers. And some have, but others, like Adrianne Palicki, have been less fortunate. Her TV series Lone Star was cancelled after a mere two episodes, and Wonder Woman never even got picked up. Here's hoping she…
Read MoreComedy website CollegeHumor, best known for its viral shorts, is now looking to bring its irreverent sense of humor to theaters with its debut big-screen feature Coffee Town. Whether the company will actually succeed in its goal to become the next National Lampoon remains to be seen, but the promising array of talent they've lined…
Read MoreWow, what in the hell was that? The third episode in the new season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia just concluded on FX on the East Coast, and there are already viewer grumblings over what appeared to be blanket-style, integrated product placement. During the second half of the ep, entitled "The Great Recession," I wondered…
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