Archer

The Arrested Development vet talks about playing an alcoholic spy boss on Archer and more.

Oh hey, Up All Night—we almost forgot you were over there. Also: A supersized 30 Rock, partying French aristocrats, and the undeniable allure of… El Talismán.

Elijah is back on The Vampire Diaries, and we couldn't be more pleased about this development. Also: Big Bang's Wolowitz goes into space, and 30 Rock rips from the headlines.

An all new Parks & Rec centers on bowling somehow, and we couldn't be more excited. Also: Archer, two new 30 Rocks, fat chefs, and Seinfeldvision in more ways than one. 

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

Archer's back, and that means we're headed right into the danger zone. Also: Zack Handlen moves on to Deep Space 9, Unsupervised debuts, and Tracy Jordan says awful things.

After a year that saw so many grains of Cranston scattered on the wind, landing on the pistils of so many diverse projects to breed new, exotic blooms of Cranston, 2012 now also looks promising with the announcement that Bryan Cranston will alight on FX...

We pick the best shows of an extremely good year in television. 

Who voted for which series? Which shows barely made the cut? And which less-heralded shows do you need to start DVRing? Read on.

We don't know if you're aware, but in between his reviews of seasons of The Sopranos, TV Club editor Todd VanDerWerff pops in reviews of other series, just to break the Jersey chill (and it can be a cold chill indeed).

With the season finale of Sons Of Anarchy coming next week, the season finale of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia airing Dec.

Two seasons’ worth of references and Gator homages have finally paid off for FX’s Archer, which has just announced that the upcoming season will see the self-centered super-spy paid a visit by his movie idol, Burt Reynolds. Acco...

The Dead Authors Podcast makes a disappointing debut, but Paul F. Tompkins rebounds on Comedy Bang Bang. Also: doughnut holes. 

We check out Comedy Film Nerds and Greg Proops’ podcast, This American Life commemorates 9/11 the right way, The Mental Illness Happy Hour goes even darker, and lots more.

We check in Girl On Guy, Mike and Tom re-examine Starburst, Patton Oswalt and Eddie Pepitone unite for a classic Comedy Bang Bang, Biff Tannen stops by Never Not Funny, and more

It's FX day at the Television Critics Association press tour, which means it's once again time for the great TV reporters of America to fawn over John Landgraf, who's really, really nice to us and always makes sure we get our screeners and very often puts...

Comic-Con has a lot more going on than just movies and TV shows. Check out some of the other sides of the Con.

We drop in on Scott Free, The Best Show has its must-listen episode, and more.

As broadcast networks experience a quality upswing, cable programming has reached a crossroads.

The instantly recognizable voice of Archer and Bob’s Burgers talks about stepping in front of the camera with Jon Benjamin Has A Van.

What’s the worst burger name ever seen on Bob’s Burgers? The show’s creator reveals that and more in advance of its first-season finale.

What are your favorite single-line (or even single-word) deliveries in film and TV?

The creator of Archer talks about the show’s genesis, where it’s going in season two, and when exactly it takes place.

The character actress and Mad Love star talks about surviving the pilot process and the appeal of the traditional sitcom.

The prolific comic actor and voiceover artist talks about Archer, Bob’s Burgers, recording in a kitchen and the fine art of voicing a can.