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Seth MacFarlane still wants to know why a Family Guy character is held to a higher standard than Lara Logan, Tucker Carlson & FOX "News."

Only Murders In The Building wears its love for NYC on its sleeve, turning the city into a supporting character; plus, an update on Season 2.

AEW President Tony Khan says he's been contacted by rival WWE about using some of AEW's talent in certain upcoming productions for Peacock.

The BBC released a video for Doctor Who: Flux where showrunner Chris Chibnall explained the entire series. Spoiler? It's still not very good.

Wrapping up my thoughts on Cowboy Bebop going from anime to Netflix's live-action series, a look at Ed, space battles, and fight scenes.

With the BBC's Doctor Who returning with "Eve of the Daleks," we decided to have a little fun with some rejected (not really) special titles.

Doctor Who: Flux was the first time watching a season was a chore, like an obligation before Russell T. Davies returns to right the ship.

AMC's The Walking Dead: World Beyond series finale had major implications for both the Rick Grimes films and the future of the TWD universe.

Many fans think the quality of the WWE has never been as bad as it is right now so here's how we would save pro-wrestling's slow-sinking ship.

While The Golden Girls, Nailed It, and these three other shows can't take away those awkward holiday memories, they're great distractions.

Here's a look at The CW's Beebo Saves Christmas, an animated acid trip that's more than worthy of a little space in your streaming stocking.

When is a BBC Doctor Who tribute to Kate Lethbridge-Stewart not a tribute to Kate Lethbridge-Stewart? When it forgets who it's honoring...

Better Call Saul EP Thomas Schnauz called out ABC for its "gross" upcoming Alec Baldwin interview for taking advantage of the "Rust" tragedy.

The Orville Season 3: After getting his shot, Seth MacFarlane shared a reminder to get your COVID vaccine booster; a quick S03 music update.

So if Sunday's The Walking Dead universe news isn't related to the Rick Grimes/CRM films, then what is it? We have some thoughts on that...

With this being a big week for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans, I wanted to admit to Joe Rogan listeners that... well... I was wrong.

There was something about Agatha: House of Harkness star Kathryn Hahn's response to that Mephisto question that seemed a little too familiar.

Here's what Elena Satine's Julia & Alex Hassell's Vicious bring to Netflix's Cowboy Bebop and how they expanded on the anime characters.

Ahead of next week's all-important series finale, we look at tonight's The Walking Dead: World Beyond for CRM/Rick Grimes clues & theories.

D23 2019 was when my love for TV & break from comics was clear. Disney+ brought the future while Marvel brought the past. And Akira Yoshida.

TLC's I Love A Mama's Boy offers examples of how "close" can be "too close" for a mother & son, and let's just say it's a whole lot to take.

With TWD: World Beyond finale arriving early on AMC+, spoilers are an issue & could be a sign of things to come for The Walking Dead finale.

So have we safely reached the point where we can start being worried about the futures of Hulu's Hit-Monkey and Marvel's M.O.D.O.K.?

Here's a look at how Netflix's live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop expanded & improved upon the anime's core characters Spike, Jet & Faye.

Dave Chappelle visited Washington D.C.'s Duke Ellington School of the Arts on Tuesday, but it wasn't the homecoming he was hoping for.

UK Conservative Party MP Nick Fletcher believes Jodie Whittaker leading Doctor Who is a slippery slope to boys committing crimes. Seriously.

Time's Up UK pushed back on comments from Doctor Who star John Barrowman: "flashing people is sexual harassment and it is never funny."

As if It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia having a podcast wasn't sweet enough, the fact that it's beating Joe Rogan makes it so much sweeter.

Like Damon Lindelof's Watchmen, Netflix's Cowboy Bebop works because it decided to be a TV series & not a motion comic. Sorry, anime fans.

While not exactly our typical Doctor Who article, it's a personal story of the lasting, loving impact our pop culture passions can have.