The two prime-time comedies got picked up by new networks -- NBC and Fox -- on the eve of the networks' upfronts this week.

NBC Universal's upfront was bracketed at the beginning and end by NBC Uni CEO Steve Burke and Linda Yaccarino, NBC Uni chairman of advertising and client partnerships.

TV shows are like subways -- if you miss one, there will always be another one right behind it.

FX announced a partnership with "The New York Times," while HBO's deal is with "The Atlantic."

This week on her ABC sitcom, Roseanne took on yet another touchy subject and sank her teeth into it for all it was worth.

The upfronts represent salesmanship at its most basic -- and it is done by humans, not robots.

Don't you wish they would all just go away and leave us in peace? Let's start with Stormy Daniels and her lawyer, Michael Avenatti -- especially him.

This show is nothing if not timely, since it is about technology run amok and the unintended consequences that can arise.

On TV, food "enjoyment" ranges from gluttony to blood sport. Is this any way to appreciate the bounty and variety in foods that we Americans are so lucky to have?

"Dancing With the Stars" unveiled its new all-athletes edition this week and received a tepid response.