Tyler Labine

Call it a case of bad things happening to a good actor. Again and again. With the news this week that NBC had canceled Animal Practice — yet still allowing audiences to see it in its death throes until replacing it with Whitney in November —...

The summer's biggest extravaganza ends while a TV event marks its 25th anniversary. The highlights this weekend: 1. The Summer Olympics have produced exhilarating results for American athletes and viewers. The London Games close Sunday, and NBC will relay...

At the 2012 Upfronts, NBC showed trailers for two new fall TV comedies: "Go On," starring "Friends" alum Matthew Perry and "Animal Practice," starring Justin Kirk....

“A Good Old Fashioned Orgy” is a sex romp that flops around more than it romps. But at least there's plenty of sex, right? Well, yeah — a bit of full frontal nudity and a heaping helping of copulation, but there aren't a lot of laughs...

Your best bets at the movies this Labor Day Weekend are a remake of an Israeli thriller and a French thriller that rolls into one theater in Orlando. “The Debt,” as I said in my review, is a solid, action-packed remake of the Israeli drama...

In this month's horror flop “Creature” and scores of cut-rate horror pictures before it a cadre of coeds head off into the woods for who knows what and face a ghost/gator/3D sharks/or serial killing inbred redneck rubes. And the gag is to...

Most-watched CBS will shift "Blue Bloods," "Rules of Engagement" and "The Defenders" to new time slots early next year. The moves focus on weak spots in the CBS lineup: 10 p.m. Wednesdays, 8:30 Thursdays and 8 Fridays....

This week, CBS will use the Grammys to promote several series premieres and the return of "Survivor." It's a familiar routine: Fox used the Super Bowl last week to bolster its revised prime-time schedule. Beyond the hype, there is encouraging news from...

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Does television need more mad love? Well, that's what it's going to get at midseason. CBS has chosen ”Mad Love,” a sitcom about a quartet of New Yorkers. The four characters will be played by Jason Biggs (“American Pie”), Sa...

CBS, which announced radical changes to its primetime lineup for the next TV season, has added a new midseason sitcom to its roster. "Mad Love," created by Matt Tarses and Jamie Tarses ("Scrubs" and "Worst Week"), is about four friends......