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If we act like nothing is wrong, then everything will be just fine, right?

No sooner had it gotten around to canceling the atrociously rated Touch—that Tim Kring-created, Kiefer Sutherland-starring show about how all of humanity is connected by mathematics or whatever—than the Fox television network immediatel...

“It was like, ‘There’s no way I’m doing another one-hour drama—it’s going to tank and burn.’”

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“I’ve worked with some really terrific people; I’ve worked with some wankers as well.”

Can TV’s longest-running scripted primetime series be distilled down to five hours?

“It wouldn’t be Happy Endings if it wasn’t walking into an ass-kicking.”

 “I found out that during this whole run, [my character] was high on crystal meth. I had no idea!”

“Pushing Gary Oldman into the pigs is about as good as it gets.”

Sometimes one episode doesn’t cut it, and you have to watch the whole season in a sitting.

The fourth season of Childrens Hospital is here to heal your funny bone (and other vaguely horrifying ailments). Also: Louie has a date with IKEA and Wilfred has a date with destiny.

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“Careers have ebbs and cycles, and you’re always looking up a rung and going, ‘Well, I’m sure that next rung up would be better.’”

The Longmire actress talks about the show’s grueling schedule and changing up the energy on set. 

One of LA's most famous landmarks has a lot going for it. Just avoid the creepy James Dean statue. 

One of the stars of Happy Endings talks about the show’s shifting fortunes and V-neck T-shirts. 

The man behind Don Draper on the evolution of the character, his first time in the Mad Men director’s chair, and his skewed comedic sensibilities.

The co-star of The Artist talks about playing silent, playing against a pig, and almost taking over All In The Family.

In the last of a four-part series, one of the co-creators of Homeland guides us through the show’s first season. 

In the second of a four-part series, the co-creator of Homeland guides us through the show’s first season.  

In the first of a four-part series, one of the co-creators of Homeland guides us through the show’s first season.

The comedian and co-star of Archer talks about escaping a Kramer Vs. Kramer life via poverty and being a smart black geek.

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A Christmas phone call is at the center of one of Lost’s defining episodes. 

Regardless of what you thought about the show’s quality, pretty much everybody who watched American Horror Story from beginning to end could agree on one thing: It burned through story like only a Ryan Murphy show can.