After a rocky start, the FX animated series has become a hilarious, visually gorgeous update of "Get Smart"

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert were their usual dazzling selves, but 2015 saw all-new comedians get in on the fun

A "Trek" geek's dream box set, John Ford's WWII propaganda classics, John Hughes' '80s teen angst, "The Addams Family," "Terms of Endearment" and its less endearing sequel.

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The YouTube hit comes to TV, executive produced by Amy Poehler and with Fred Armisen as a creepy-funny guest

Seinfeld spoke with Vulture editor Jesse David Fox at this weekend's Vulture Festival

Salon's guide to what to watch on Thursday: Jerry Seinfeld guest-stars in the season premiere of "30 Rock."

Many recent Marvel shows only have six episodes. Is that a strength or a weakness?

"Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" is, despite problems, the thinking viewer's alternative to Jeselnik's show

Not since "Seinfeld" has a group of friends been so endearingly horrible — and a show so incredibly funny

In what sounds like a bit from his self-titled sitcom, the comedian mouths off about the pop star's antics

NBC's "Committed" makes the unstable look adorable, Patricia Arquette makes psychics look sexy, and HBO's "Unscripted" makes struggling actors look ... about the same as they've ever looked.

UPDATED: The actor behind George Costanza talked to Howard Stern about Susan's untimely demise -- then apologized

Behind-the-scenes stories of Ed Grimley, synchronized swimmers and Larry David's dramatic, curse-filled resignation

Salon recaps the seventh episode in which, at long last, Tokyo and the house recreate a classic reality TV song