Showrunner Steve Yockey spoke to Variety about the twists and traumas of HBO Max's addictive thriller

"Simpsons" fanatics think the show's creators have betrayed America's most dysfunctional family. The writers think the fans should sign off the Net and get a life.

Salon's TV picks for
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Our TV critic debuts a new Friday column, with her pithiest takeaways on the best shows of the week

With irreverent, in-your-face shows like "Mr. Wong," webcaster Icebox.com already has Hollywood's attention.

No. 3: Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons composes music for the heart-warming comedy

Why do so many sitcom characters evolve from quirky weirdos into straight-up sociopaths?

Sara, Buddha and Gabri give insight into their approaches and their favorite moments of the season

The second season of Hulu's Stephen King-inspired anthology series will be a prequel to the Oscar-winning film

"Breaking Bad" can get it right -- or very wrong. How can it keep from disappointing the wildly theorizing fans?

Boys may not have cooties, but according to a new study, they do have filthier hands.

Trump recently met with the founder of celebrity gossip show "TMZ," leaving some wondering about his priorities

Where do Shiv, Kendall, Roman and Logan rate? Our "Succession" plan will get you in the mood for its finale run

The "Shape of You" singer who guest-starred in the series reveals what he learned behind the scenes

ABC's new sitcom seems stale already, but it has something other comedies don't -- the witty, intelligent Joan Cusack.