Community's recent mentions of Cougarton Abbey and Inspector Spacetime got us thinking: "What other fake TV shows from within real TV shows do we wish were actual shows?"
This week's America's Got Cable battle will be tasteful yet quirky!
Plus: Halle Berry might make the move to television, NBC hires a partner for its Firm, and Sarah Silverman is preparing more doody jokes.
On our list this week: Willem Dafoe, Aaron Sorkin, Onion News Network, and Hulk Hogan on American Idol.
We combed the site's Watch Instantly section and compiled a menu of 20 shows (and recommended relative pairings) to sample during your holiday downtime; skip the mall, fire up your laptop, fix a leftover-turkey sandwich, and settle in.
Plus: Happy Town is pretty sad, Ken Burns is injecting more baseball docs, and Glee creator Ryan Murphy wants you to boycott Newsweek.
The season finale aired last week, but was it actually the series finale? And do we want Sarah Silverman back anyway? Yes, yes we do.
We spoke to Accidentally on Purpose star Jenna Elfman about what's ahead in this season's second half.
What to watch on Thursday, February 4.
We chatted with the funnywoman about Scrabble, NBC's late-night debacle, and what's next for the The Sarah Silverman Program.
After budget disputes threatened to curb The Sarah Silverman Program, the comedy got financial help from an unlikely source this week: Logo. The cable channel, which specializes in gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender programming, just saved the show from going belly up.
Comedy Central's The Sarah Silverman Program may not be for everyone (I find it hilarious), but soon, it may not be for anyone at all. The network has asked the show's producers to trim the budget by almost a
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