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Category Archives: Networks
‘Venture Bros.’ Season 4 Teaser!
You could count on one hand the amount of decent animated programming on television today. Some as easy to get to as Fox’s Family Guy, but others are more buried. One hidden gem in particular is Adult Swim’s The Venture … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comedy, Fandom, Kids, Networks, News, Trailers, TV
Tagged Adult Swim, Brock Samson, Cartoon Network, Team Venture, The Monarch, Venture Bros
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Cast of ‘Kids in the Hall’ to Reunite on TV
Throughout most of the 1990’s, there were two places to go for stand-out comedy on basic cable. One place was The State, which only made it to 3 seasons, and the other was Kids in the Hall, which lasted 5 … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Comedy, Mystery and Suspense, Networks, News, TV
Tagged Brain Candy, Bruce McCulloch, Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald, Kids in the Hall, Scott Thompson
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Fox Announces Comic-Con Schedule
Things are really starting to heat up on the San Diego Comic-Con front this week with more and more studios and networks announcing their schedules and what talent they will be bringing to the show. This time around we’ve got … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Animation, Comedy, Comic-Con, Drama, Movies, Networks, News, Press Releases, TV, Whedon
Tagged Comic-Con, Dollhouse, Eliza Dusuku, Futurama, Joss Whedon, Matt Groening, San Diego
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Cartoon Network/Adult Swim Announce Full Comic-Con Schedule
Its no secret that Cartoon Network and Adult Swim feature some of the funniest and most innovative shows around. With programming like Robot Chicken and Batman: The Brave and the Bold, they really show their true creative abilities and, in … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comedy, Comic-Con, Drama, Networks, News, TV
Tagged Adult Swim, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Ben 10, Cartoon Network, Robot Chicken, Star Wars, The Clone Wars, The Venture Brothers
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Review: ‘The Cleveland Show’
Well, we all knew this day would come. When something pure and excellent in the world of animated comedy would eventually get tapped in an attempt to make more money and multiply. It happens with the best of things: Macaroni … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Animation, Editorial and Opinion, Networks, Reviews, TV
Tagged American Dad, Cleveland Brown, Family Guy, Fox, Mike Henry, Quagmire, Reviews, Seth McFarlane, The Cleveland Show, The Cosby Show
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Katie Holmes to Appear on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it 1000 times, So You Think You Can Dance is one of my favorite shows on TV. I honestly think it is the best pure-talent show in the reality competition genre. As good … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Networks, News, TV
Tagged Cat Deely, Fox Network, Katie Holmes, Reality TV, So You Think You Can Dance, SYTYCD
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Comedy Central Resurrects ‘Futurama’
It’s official: Comedy Central has picked up the rights to renew 20th Century Fox Television’s Futurama for 26 new episodes, six years after getting initially cancelled by the Fox network. In a recent EW interview with a 20th Century Fox … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Animation, Networks, News, Sci-Fi, TV
Tagged Bender, Comedy Central, Futurama, Matt Groening, Renewed, Simpsons
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New ‘Mad Men’ Season 3 Trailer
Mad Men has easily become one of the highest anticipated and best received new dramas on television in the past few years, bringing critics –both young and old–together to rejoice in the phenomenon. With 3 Golden Globes, another 20 misc. … Continue reading



