Google Gemini says AI can aggregate a million opinions about a TV show, but it lacks the capability of actually generating its own - not yet, at least.

Three of something constitutes a trend, and that is what TV has accomplished in the bad-neighbor space with a new one from Netflix that premiered this week.

Funnyman Ferrell is well-known for the many movies and "SNL" sketches in which he unabashedly cavorted comedically wearing only a pair of white briefs.

Consuelo Mack, the host of the best show on TV covering investments and finance, announced the end of the show, "WealthTrack," this past weekend after 21 years.

When James Van Der Beek died of colorectal cancer this past February at age 48, an entire generation mourned.

Now long out of office, President Obama is still the nation's Comedian In Chief as he takes up a starring role in Larry David's new HBO series "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness."

Some of the thumbs-down reviews for David's new show, titled "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness," are savage.

Anchorman Tony Dokoupil this week flew to the defense of the new leadership regime at CBS News led by internet firebrand Bari Weiss.

Everybody describes themselves as storytellers these days, but one storyteller who stood head and shoulders above the rest was Tom Dreesen.

In these made-for-TV ruminations on the meaning of America, the joys of living here are given short shrift or ignored altogether.