On the bright side, Joe Biden disproved the right-wing conspiracy theory rumor mill that he would be hopped up on drugs.

The noise coming from the partisan TV news media in advance of the Biden-Trump debate is like the amped-up hype before a prizefight.

Two new series imported from the U.K. take up the theme of ordinary people endowed with superpowers.

"Brats" was the third most-watched movie in streaming for the week. "St. Elmo's Fire" was ranked ninth.

They might not be a perfect match, but a list of upcoming Netflix shows has a familiar air.

The study comes a week before the first debate between President Biden and ex-President Trump next Thursday on CNN.

While the Tonys and Emmys award achievements in two very different media, some of the reasons their audiences are small and declining are similar.

Not that the TV Blog needs baby chimps to stay interested in TV content, but every once in a while, it couldn't hurt.

The History Channel is giving credit for "building" America to some pretty unlikely candidates.

On "Alien Encounters: Fact Or Fiction," two UFO researchers are not afraid to debunk UFO claims that they conclude are false.