This fall's election season gets a "Black-ish" spin this weekend as ABC packages two back-to-back episodes of the sitcom as a two-part "Election Special."

The culinary competition show is heading to Portland to film its 18th season slated to premiere next year.

The fall COVID TV season continues Monday night with a new series on ABC that resists categorization.

This new "Fargo" is not only a crime story, but a race story as well.

"The Simpsons" sends up a long-running series on another network to start its unprecedented 32nd season this weekend.

A new drama series coming to Amazon Prime this week touches on important contemporary topics that are top-of-mind for everybody right now.

The highlight of the show was watching "Schitt$ Creek" win all of the first seven categories announced during the Emmys' first hour.

This week is not like any other first week in the history of fall TV seasons in one important aspect -- namely, the near-complete absence of new, original shows.

Like everything else in our national life that once generated excitement from the presence of crowds, this year's Emmy Awards will be similarly diminished.

For the third time in the subscription streaming era, a new service will use a plus sign in its name.