Stacker compiled data on all comedy TV shows from 1970-1979 and ranked them according to iMDb user rating, with ties broken ...

US acting icon Linda Lavin, a star of stage and screen, has died aged 87. Lavin was best known for playing the titular role of a waitress at a roadside diner in CBS sitcom Alice for which she won two ...

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I hope no one made a new year’s resolution to watch less TV in 2025, because television is coming in hot this January. And ...

The BBC Comedy ... UK who’d like to develop their careers in scripted comedy. Previous winners have gone on to win script commissions, get agents, produce radio shows and make BAFTA award ...

Spearheading the series was Archie Bunker, the cantankerous, crusty and altogether racist working man who, in the hands of actor Carroll O’ Connor, became one of TV comedy’s greatest creations ...

Now it’s come to light that Peter earned an eye-watering £27million comfortably making him the highest-earning touring UK comedian in 2024 and an impressive fourth place on this ranking, provided by ...

One such instance has been spy and espionage TV and movies, which incorporate elements of thrillers, dramas, and more action-oriented fare. Television makes a good outlet for the genre, allowing for ...

The series is led by Jerrie Johnson, Meagan Good, Grace Byers, and Soniqua Shandai as the four central characters - Tye, Camille, Quinn, and Angie, respectively. Holding an impressive 98% rating ...

Critics loved the new season of "Abbott Elementary" and new releases like "Shōgun," but shows like "The Veil" didn't impress them as much.

Diane Morgan's hit BBC 2 comedy Mandy is reportedly set to return next year. According to TV Zone ... alter-ego in 2013 while on the newsy British comedy series Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe.