Will 2017 be the year that TV jumps the shark?
Consulting his crystal ball, Ben Pobjie fears that the golden age of TV will end in 2017; that's when Jaime Lannister will open a food truck.
Consulting his crystal ball, Ben Pobjie fears that the golden age of TV will end in 2017; that's when Jaime Lannister will open a food truck.
Forget about keeping Carols by Candlelight "fresh"; in fact, can we have Ray back?
Peter Luck hosting ACA and already-cancelled shows starring John Larroquette; summer TV isn't what is used to be.
Missing from David Walliams' new show is the vulgarity of Little Britain, or the word-play of The Two Ronnies.
"Improv comedy" sometimes reveals a well-known trade secret; comedians need scriptwriters.
Memo Saturday Night Live: now, more than ever, we need comedy that makes us laugh.
With American Dad!, screenwriter and author Steve Hely twists the domestic sitcom in increasingly bizarre ways.
Which Ten Network reality stars made the cut ... of Ten's 2017 reality shows?
With reality singing competitions all about the judges now, Seven will be hoping for more sparks to fly.
Netflix's Bojack Horseman stars a horse as a washed-up TV star trying to find redemption. It's ridiculous, depressing, funny and beautiful.
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