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CBS not only cancelled Stephen Colbert, the network axed the ‘Late Show’, which has been airing since 1993 and has topped the late-night talk show ratings for the past nine years.
Read MoreIt’s been ages since the over-the-air broadcast networks dominated in the Emmy awards, but the most recent ratings results show their share of viewers has shrunk to an all-time low.
Read MoreBack some time in the middle of the Iraq War, between 2007 and 2010, you could park yourself in front of network TV to watch ‘Scrubs’, ‘The Office’, and/or ‘The Big Bang Theory’. Soon you’ll be able to stream all three shows anew.
Read MoreNews of the new production location of the second season of Mr. and Mrs. Smith came not from Amazon Studios, which created and distributes the program, but from the Governor of California.
Read MoreThe creator of ‘Agatha All Along’ and ‘WandaVision’ is close to signing on to helm the series, based on Rebecca Yarros’ popular Romantasy books.
Read MoreThe project, should it be greenlit as expected, will come from the team behind the series ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ which ran for six seasons on FX.
Read More‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’, the third spinoff of ‘Big Bang Theory’, if greenlit by HBO Max, will feature comic book shop owner Stuart Bloom as the lead.
Read MoreOn ‘Alien: Earth’, everyone can hear you scream – which you will, once the alien life forms on a mysterious spaceship are unleashed on the unsuspecting planet.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for a new show to binge, and your tastes run to stories about terrorized and murdered children, then check out ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ when it hits HBO Max this fall.
Read MoreEverything’s A-OK on ‘Sesame Street’ now that Netflix is filling the void left when HBO Max let their deal with the beloved educational program lapse just as PBS was entering a funding crisis.
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