Halloween is 15 days away and Hallmark Channel is already setting its countdown clock to Christmas.

It ranked as one of the stupidest ideas of President Trump's second term, but now, the plan to livestream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter who killed 13 people in an unprovoked attack in 2009 has been nixed by Trump himself. But the fact that this idea got as far as it did defies belief.

Peacock's "Friday the 13th" prequel series, "Crystal Lake," brings plenty of horror and in the process, takes its rightful place in the "13th" pantheon.

A new NBC sitcom revives memories of the era when the networks churned out dozens of shows each season and most of them never reached a second season or even a second month.

Two ex-footballers will live off the fat of the land in "Men v. Food," a new take on the old "Man v. Food" series on Discovery Channel that celebrated the United States of Gluttony.

Skydance management is vowing never to interfere with CNN, but look what happened at CBS News.

The Primetime Emmy Awards are migrating to Amazon Prime, but is this necessarily a bad thing for legacy networks?

CBS's new sitcom, "Eternally Yours," shares similarities with "Ghosts" -- starting with their paranormal plotlines.

If you overlaid the blueprint for all the other "NCIS" shows on top of this new one, everything would align perfectly.

A new CBS drama that pits a trio of Davids taking on the Goliaths of Silicon Valley taps into fears and resentments that ordinary people hold about Big Tech and the billionaires who run it.