The TV show 'Candid Camera' made its television debut on August 10, 1948, and versions of the show have been on every decade since. Here are a…
Broadcasters are falling back on the familiar: remakes and spinoffs, doctors and cops, blah and blah.
Gail Pennington is retiring from "the best job in the world," but one that's increasingly challenging.
The Tube Talk forum is a place for St. Louis television fans to discuss their favorite (or most-hated) shows.
Vianney graduate is a crew member on Seth MacFarlane space dramedy on Fox.
Readers give our TV critic a nice sendoff as she prepares to leave the paper.
Thin doesn't even describe this week's lineup of premieres.
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Forty years ago, the mission explored what looked like space's final frontiers.
Auditions can be submitted digitally for live Christmas musical.
Tyler Davis is executive pastry chef at Element restaurant.
On HBO's "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" (Sunday, Aug. 20), the main segment examined the United States' big problem with nuclear waste, …
After the eclipse, streaming shows are a bright spot on the schedule.
Coverage won't add up to a totality, but you can see it all on screen.
Six-episode drama series streams Monday on Acorn.
Here's the transcript from our Aug. 17 live chat about television.
Marlon Wayans stars in sitcom based loosely on his own life.
Jason Bateman crime drama is set at Lake of the Ozarks.
A new comedy on NBC and united Marvel heroes on Netflix highlight the week.
Inspired by Elmore Leonard novel and movie, adaptation takes its time to tell a new story.
Andy Cohen will return as host of the dating show.
Here's the transcript from our Aug. 10 live chat about TV.
Seth MacFarlane created and stars (as the captain of a spaceship) in Fox's "The Orville," but the real star is the ship itself. TV critics mee…
New singing competition begins with the final four in place.
Six episodes will arrive next year.
Wacky comedy and two new adaptations highlight the week.
ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey also talks "Downward Dog," "Designated Survivor."
