by Adam Buckman on Jul 31, 8:00 AM
As a tornado struck the station, meteorologist Jordan Ambrose stayed live on the air as colleagues off-camera kept the broadcast going.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 30, 8:00 AM
It took 64 years for TV to return to cartoon cats with human characteristics living in an urban alley.
The catalyst for this revival is comedy top cat Ricky Gervais, whose new animated series about feral felines premieres on Netflix on August 7.
The show, titled “Alley Cats,” is reminiscent of that early ’60s animated series “Top Cat,” about another group of cat characters residing in an alley.
Like “Top Cat,” “Alley Cats” features a pack of cats, each with distinct personalities. In “Top Cat,” there were six who were …
by Adam Buckman on Jul 29, 7:00 AM
It is difficult to see how this merger will leave consumers with fewer entertainment choices.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 28, 8:00 AM
Like driving by a car accident, it was difficult to look away when coming across President Trump's speech at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 27, 8:00 AM
Entertainment takes a permanent holiday with a new serial-killer police procedural premiering Monday on Hulu.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 24, 9:42 AM
In-show product placements are alive and well in streaming TV, with some shows being singled out for the sheer volume of the products placed in them.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 23, 8:00 AM
A Discovery Channel show played a key role in the discovery of an airliner missing in the Atlantic Ocean for 74 years.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 22, 8:00 AM
Unlike "The Big Bang Theory," the premise of the new spinoff coming to HBO Max on Thursday can be described as physics in reverse.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 21, 8:00 AM
TelevisionStats.com lists Wikipedia as the "foundation" for its "Attention Score" popularity lists that are updated daily.
by Adam Buckman on Jul 20, 9:14 AM
On "King of the Hill," Hank Hill represents everyone who observes social change with a resigned skepticism.