The Office US star Leslie David Baker really, really wants a spin-off starring his character Stanley Hudson, so much so that he's trying to get it made himself through crowdfunding site Kickstarter. The potential project, titled Uncle Stan, will focus on the character being called upon by his nephew Lucky in order to help out at his motorcycle/flower shop in California.

Studio Trigger, the anime production company made up of former members of the legendary studio Gainax, is producing a Cyberpunk 2077 anime for Netflix set to premiere in 2022. Called Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, the anime will be a standalone story set in the world of developer CD Projekt Red’s upcoming open-world action roleplaying game.

"The Twilight Zone" has returned periodically since its debut over 60 years ago, including a CBS All Access revival beginning its second season this week. Yet in a twist worthy of the show's creepy music, the original series speaks to the strange times through which we're living more directly and profoundly than the new one.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is going back to the drawing board in light of the recent nationwide protests against police violence.

Netflix has renewed Ozark for an expanded fourth and final season that will consist of 14 episodes airing in two 7-episode bursts.

The Witcher season 2 will resume filming this August, Netflix has confirmed in a tweet. The fantasy drama has been on-hold since March, when new cast member Kristofer Hivju contracted coronavirus and the production of the series shut down. Shortly after, the entire live-action TV and film industry essentially went into shutdown, save for a lucky few series that finished filming before the global pandemic kicked into high gear (The Mandalorian season 2 and The Umbrella Academy season 2, for example).

It’s been 31 years since a groundbreaking show about nothing first hit the air and…yada yada yada. What better time to revisit some memorable moments from “Seinfeld” that left viewers shouting, “Get out!”, and see what science has to say about the situation. I was a biology graduate student when “Seinfeld” first hit the air. The show not only provided a welcome reprieve from a tough day in the laboratory, but also fueled fun debates among us students as to whether the inane scenarios were plausible.

It had far more viewers than ‘The Office,’ ’30 Rock’ and ‘Parks and Rec’ — but as the middle child of NBC’s early aughts golden age, it failed to make the same lasting impact

In the midst of nationwide protests sparked by the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, TV networks have begun to reconsider the purpose of police-centric shows

HBO’s TV adaptation of popular video game The Last of Us has found itself a prominent director. At least, for the pilot. Emmy-award winning director, Johan Renck, has confirmed he will directing the pilot episode of the series. As well as this, he will be serving as an executive producer. Renck is known primarily for his work on the hugely successful and critically acclaimed miniseries, Chernobyl.

Streaming service Hulu has dropped three episodes of the medical sitcom Scrubs due to the use of blackface by non-black actors.

Netflix announced that the 13 Reasons Why finale season will debut in June, so it’s almost time to bid farewell to the Liberty High School seniors, who are preparing for graduation. According to Netflix 13 reasons why will return for the fourth and final time on Friday 5th June having shorter episodes than usual which only consists of 10 of them instead of customary 13.

A&E has decided not to run new episodes of “Live PD” this Friday and Saturday, while Paramount Network has delayed the Season 33 launch of “Cops,” the long-running reali…

The vampires at the heart of this series are complete morons — and that’s exactly why we need them right now

If you thought you knew where things were going on Better Call Saul, the most recent season of the Breaking Bad prequel of sorts throws all bets up in the air. “The mystery at the start of the show was who is Saul Goodman?” Bob Odenkirk said of where the acclaimed AMC series has been and is going. “We met this Jimmy McGill character, we got to know many sides of him and we saw him evolve into Saul,” adds the man who plays attorney McGill and his even more slippery alter ego.

Thanks to coronavirus shutdowns, many TV shows will soon reach a point where they simply run out of new material to air. That means unavoidable delays, but some showrunners are coming up with more creative solutions. Case in point, NBC’s crime thriller The Blacklist. This show isn’t usually at the forefront of groundbreaking innovation, but it’s definitely popular enough to be renewed for an eighth season next year. The problem is, they didn’t quite have time to finish season 7.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic and stay-at-home orders have dramatically altered the entertainment industry. Movie theaters are closed; films are on hold, and television networks are scrambling behind the scenes to reconfigure summer and fall programming amid production shutdowns.

Rick and Morty's fourth season is nearing its end soon

ABC made it a baker’s dozen on Thursday, handing out renewals to 13 series including bubble shows Stumptown, The Rookie and mixed-ish.

Sometimes Hollywood at large seems to embrace the infamous Google strategy: make two of everything and see what sticks. Who recently asked for twin dog-as-best-friend-but-end-of-life tearjerkers? And did audiences need dual "Nikola Tesla races to make electricity" biopics starring beloved heartthrobs? (In a world where The Prestige already exists, probably not.)