After what was a promising first few episodes, Sacha Baron Cohen's Who Is America? has lost its steam. There haven't been any more political humiliations—rather, he's gone in some deeply troubling directions, including tonight's episode, which involved discussing Hillary Clinton's genitalia and giving birth out of his anus. With the questionable moments aside, this penultimate episode of Cohen's...

Netflix officially pulled the plug on Michelle Wolf‘s talk show The Break with Michelle Wolf. The comedian made a name for herself earlier this year at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where her monologue received a mix reception, especially for her jokes targeting Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who attended the event. Wolf had previously appeared as a correspondent on The Daily Show and a writer for Late Night with Seth Meyers.

From the moment the show went off the air, a dedicated band of viewers have been dissecting and discussing the show in zines and on forums. Mark Frost, the show’s co-creator alongside David Lynch, understands the allure of the mountain town’s mythology—and has devoted the last few years to expanding it.

CNN faced a shock horror moment over August 6 to 12 when they were beaten in the cable ratings by numerous competitors including the History channels Ancient Aliens. This proves that people are more interested in alien news than they are in what is currently happening in the world. Good for Disclose.tv though.

Though Doctor Strange seemingly died at the hands of Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel Studios might be planning to bring him back for another solo movie. A rumor reported by the Mirror indicates that star Benedict Cumberbatch is getting a major pay raise to return for Doctor Strange 2, adding more fuel to the fire that Marvel is making major plans for the Sorcerer Supreme after Avengers 4. Now, the Mirror is not the most reliable source, so we should take this with a grain of salt, but they have been accurate with their entertainment reporting before.

Netflix has confirmed a major change to its video-streaming service, effective as of this week for at least some users: video ads for other Netflix series between episodes. The news emerged via user reports, particularly on the primary Netflix Reddit community, in which users claimed that ads for entirely different series would play between episodes of a given show's binging. One initial claim said that "unskippable" ads for the AMC series Better Call Saul appeared between episodes of...

In 1994, a goofy show about anthropomorphic dinosaurs tried to warn about the dangers of climate change. By Rafael Motamayor Aguiton.

Tribune Media has scrapped its merger deal and has accused Sinclair of "unnecessarily aggressive" behavior.

USA Network has ordered the drama “Treadstone” straight to series, Variety has learned. The series, which was originally ordered to pilot back in April, centers on the fictional CIA black ops program Operation Treadstone, which was the program that created superspy Jason Bourne. The covert program uses behavior modification protocol to turn recruits into nearly superhuman assassins. The first season follows sleeper agents across the globe as they’re mysteriously “awakened” to resume their deadly missions. The series will go into production in 2019.

Sacha Baron Cohen is at it again. After tapping into his familiarity with Israel and his fluency in Hebrew to shape previous eccentric personas such as Borat and Bruno, the Jewish comedian has created his most stereotypical Israeli character yet — a grotesque, faux counterterrorism instructor in his new Showtime series “Who is America?”

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How many more times can it be said that “Better Call Saul” is one of the best shows on television? As many more times as they’re willing to make new episodes. Because honestly, if the only reason you’re watching “Better Call Saul” is for a glimpse of Walter White, you’re doing it wrong. It’s been 10 years since “Breaking Bad” premiered (an anniversary still being celebrated), but four since the Vince Gilligan- and Peter Gould-created prequel premiered.

Thirty-three million Americans will have cut the cable and satellite TV cord in 2018.

“The Simpsons” creator Matt Groening explained how his upcoming Netflix animated series “Disenchantment” came about during the TCA summer press tour on Sunday. “I keep sketch books that are full of characters and I started drawing fantastic creatures we couldn’t do on ‘The Simpsons’ and we just went from there,” Groening said. “I filled up an entire sketch book full of imps and gnomes and trolls and fairies…Josh [Weinstein] and I had put together this universe and we’ve only gotten to the fist dozen mythical creatures.”

WHO IS AMERICA? is a half-hour series from comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, in his return to series television for the first time in more than a decade in the genre he created first in Da Ali G Show. In the works over the past year, WHO IS AMERICA? explores the diverse individuals who populate our unique nation, and features Baron Cohen experimenting in the playground of 2018 America. The seven-episode series premieres Sunday, July 15 at 10 p.m. ET/PT, and is currently available on demand, only on SHOWTIME.

At the turn of the 20th century, television began to morph into a new, more expansive medium. NBC’s stranglehold on comedy loosened, giving way to more varied perspectives and formats. On HBO, The Sopranos entered its second season, and would go on to not only create the blueprint for prestige TV, but redefine dramatic television and champion the kind of antihero who would dominate the rest of the decade. Then, eight months into the new millennium, 51.7 million people watched the season finale of Survivor, ushering in a boom of reality TV.

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Matt Groening takes us back. Way back.

Better Call Saul is about to kick off its fourth season… and you can almost hear that twangy guitar from the Breaking Bad theme song warming up in the background, can’t you? TVLine has an exclusive first look at six new photos from Season 4 of Saul — premiering Monday, Aug. 6 at 9/8c — and it looks like Jimmy McGill is inching closer toward becoming the shifty Saul Goodman we know from his Breaking Bad days. Here, we see Jimmy in an intense diner-booth meeting with Mike Ehrmantraut...

His right-wing victims cry foul. All he does is convince them to be honest.

Comedy Central isn’t horsin’ around: The cable network has nabbed the exclusive linear TV rights to the Netflix animated comedy BoJack Horseman — the first such syndication deal for a Netflix original series. Season 1 episodes of BoJack will debut on Comedy Central on Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 10:30/9:30c, immediately following the Season 22 premiere of South Park. Select BoJack episodes will also be available to stream on Comedy Central’s website and app.

Network pulls Barr’s revived show and calls racist tweets towards ex-Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett ‘abhorrent and repugnant’

As they say in Hollywood, the show must go on — and it turns out canceled ABC reboot Roseanne is! As Radar was the first to report, just one day after Roseanne was yanked off the air following the show’s star, Roseanne Barr, making racist remarks, the massive production team held a meeting to save the sitcom by creating a clever spinoff.

The TV legend possessed an extraordinary understanding of how kids make sense of language.

John Oliver explains how the president and his allies are going full O. J. in order to undermine the investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

The Terror will hit close to home next season: AMC has renewed the horror anthology for a second season, TVLine has learned

Tom Wheeler discusses how the Trump FCC is changing local broadcasting laws to help Sinclair Broadcast Group expand its political message.

Robin Williams gets the documentary he deserves with “Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind,” which debuts on HBO on Monday, July 16. It explores every period of his life, using interviews, behind-the-scenes footage and clips of him in performance, to create a portrait not just of a career, but of a person. Indeed, it’s as a person that Williams most touched people. The outpouring of grief that followed his death in 2014 was unusual, even for a beloved celebrity. People felt that they knew him. He seemed to speak from his vulnerable inner self, and he reached people.

'The Nevers,' which landed at the premium network amid competition from Netflix, will be written, directed, exec produced and showrun by the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' grad.

The city of Kingman, Arizona, wants you to know about its dazzling history along Route 66, the weekly farmers market with local produce and that its residents are not uniformly racist. Kingman became the latest target for Sacha Baron Cohen's social satire program on Showtime's Who Is America?. A segment featured Cohen, posing as a member of a development firm, bringing together locals to comment on a multimillion-dollar project.

AMC has renewed “Fear the Walking Dead” and “Better Call Saul” for fifth seasons and “McMafia” for a Season 2, it was announced Saturday at the Television Critics Association summer 2018 press tour. The network also announced that its miniseries “The Little Drummer Girl” will premiere in November.

Police officers try to solve New Zealand's most absurd paranormal and supernatural cases in Waititi and Clement's new comedy series. Absolutely hilarious, with that marvellous self-deprecating New Zealand humour.

Chris Rock will star in the fourth season of Fargo, which is making some rather dramatic storytelling changes for the…