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TruTV has renewed At Home with Amy Sedaris, Laff Mobb’s Laff Tracks, and The Carbonaro Effect, and ordered more Adam Ruins Everything and two new series.

Earlier this month, we posted a Kickstarter pitch by Gavin Dillinger for Laughter, a new comic by Dillinger, artist Y Sanders, and colorist by Gab Contreras with an interesting twist on demonic possession: After watching their father die at the hands of a demon, a family is forced to process the trauma of not only loss[...]

Thankfully, former Outhouse Editor-in-Chief Gavin Dillinger has a backup plan. Gavin, armed with a brand new nose ring he got to be more like his idol, Dave Bautista, has launched a new Kickstarter for a comic called Laughter, featuring art by Y Sanders and colors by Gab Contreras No letterer is credited, but nobody cares about[...]

Thanks to SNL's hard-hitting journalists, Idris Elba's "lost" pilot trailer as Dr. Banner / The Incredible Hulk has surfaced and it's... different?

Kat Dennings' (2 Broke Girls) comedy Dollhouse has found a home at Hulu, with the streaming service giving a 10-episode order for the project.

Welcome to Bleeding Cool’s review of season 1 of Showtime‘s Kidding, beginning at the very beginning (a very nice place to start) with 'Green Means Go.'

Philly just got a little less "sunny" today, with news that Fox is cancelling midseason comedy series The Mick. Created by John and Dave Chernin and starring It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia‘s Kaitlin Olson, The Mick was only one of three series cancelled by the network today.

Ricky Gervais's Tony is making some serious changes to his life -- whether his friends and family like it or not -- in the new Netflix series After Life. Created, executive produced, directed by and starring Gervais, the six, half-hour episode season is also executive produced by Charlie Hanson (Extras).

As part of the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, Bleeding Cool was lucky enough to catch up with Drunk History's co-creator Derek Waters at the red carpet premiere event for the series' Season 5 mid-season return to Comedy Central on June 19th.

Director/producer Lisa D’Apolito's Love, Gilda premiered at the Beacon Theater as the kickoff to the popular film festival, spotlighting the life of Emmy and Grammy award-winning Saturday Night Live comedian Gilda Radner. Here's our review.

Welcome back to Bleeding Cool’s "finally-back-to-weekly" recap/review of NBC’s Thursday night comedy series A.P. Bio, starring It’s Always in Sunny in Philadelphia's Glenn Howerton and Happy!'s Patton Oswalt. Tonight, we're taking a look at our fifth episode, 'Dating Toledoans'.

I hope fans of Glenn Howerton and NBC's A.P. Bio are taking notes because there will be a quiz at the end of this. Making a small tweak to their Thursday night programming line-up, A.P. Bio will be moving an hour earlier to 8:30 p.m. ET/PT on Thursday nights beginning March 1.

Saturday Night Live‘s Bill Hader finds himself facing that dilemma, as his Barry struggles to balance his hitman day job with his newly ignited passion for acting. That's just one of the aspects of HBO's upcoming comedy series that gets covered in a new behind-the-scenes featurette.

Looks like actor Christopher Lloyd is trading flux capacitors and taxi cabs for warm milk, leg blankets and Murder, She Wrote reruns — the Back to the Future actor is set to join leads Hector Elizondo and Holland Taylor in NBC's new comedy pilot Guess Who Died.

Unfortunately for the students of NBC’s A.P. Bio, Glenn Howerton’s Jack Griffin isn’t that type of teacher. Griffin doesn’t waste any time making his intentions known: “My name is Jack Griffin… and I don’t want to be here.”

NBC reaffirmed its commitment to sitcoms by giving pilot orders to four multi-camera comedies: Suzanne Martin’s 'Like Family'; Greg Malins’s 'So Close'; Josh Malmuth’s 'Abby’s'; and Brian Gallivan’s 'Friends-In-Law'.

When Conan O'Brien took to Twitter a few days ago to let his followers know that he was heading to Haiti, fans of the late-night writer/comedian knew that he was going there to do more than just "explore and make some new friends."

Up-and-coming comedy cabler (and I'm sure proud recipient of The Weekly Static's 2017 Most Valuable Player award) truTV took to the stage at today's Television Critics Association (TCA) to give details on three new series as well as announce the premiere dates for several returning series.

When it was announced that series creator Glenn Howerton would be spending some time outside of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Paddy's Pub to (hopefully) "teach" a couple of seasons of A.P. Bio at NBC, Sunny fans started to get a little nervous about Howerton's future with the FXX series.

Sure, Barry might be a hitman...but what he really wants to do is act! Saturday Night Live‘s Bill Hader is stepping into the role of a lifetime: a living and breathing personification of the “comedy/tragedy” duality in the form of Barry, the lead character in and title of HBO‘s upcoming comedy series.

Netflix and actor/writer/comedian (and killer Golden Globes host) Ricky Gervais have been making beautiful music together over the past few years, and it looks like that dance is going to go on a little longer.

If you're DJ/producer (and righteously huge Rick and Morty fan) Deadmau5, you make the pair an offer they can't refuse. At his New Year's Eve show at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, California, the performer had the mad genius and his grandson join him on stage via video monitors to ring in 2018.

The Americans' Frank Langella has joined the cast of Showtime's new half-hour comedy series Kidding; accompanying fellow actors Jim Carrey (The Truman Show) and Catherine Keener (Get Out, Death to Smoochy) on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind helmer Michel Gondry's (Be Kind Rewind) newest project.

All good things must naturally come to an end (which has still in no way, shape or form ever made me feel good about the process), and that's where IFC finds itself with their Portland-set hipster satire series Portlandia. Watch the trailer here!

Not every Amazon member was a fan of Cord Hosenbeck (Will Ferrell) and Tish Cattigan's (Molly Shannon) major network debut as the co-hosts of this year's Rose Parade. Strangely enough, that might just be a compliment in disguise.

Saying that comedian Dave Chappelle has an "interesting" take on Louis C.K.'s recent sexual harassment allegations might just be the understatement of the year, and we haven't even made it to January 3rd yet.

Welcome back to The Weekly Static‘s three-part mid-season finale! Today we take a look at a little basic cable network that's been quietly churning out a quality lineup of some very cool and original programming: TruTV.

Saturday Night Live released a digital short that didn't make the cut for December 9th's James Franco-hosted edition of NBC's sketch comedy series.

Dave Chappelle still has some things to get off his chest, with his new Netflix stand-up special Equanimity set to arrive on New Year's Eve.