E!’s long-running comedy The Soup celebrates a mega-milestone Wednesday, when its 500th (and 501st!) pop culture-skewering episode airs live for the very first time.
Frontman Joel McHale is the backbone of the satirical series — and a major reason to tune in each week — but there’s also a little Soup family that’s formed over the past nine years …READ MORE
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Parks and Rec darling-turned-90210 stalker Natalie Morales has booked a Girls guest spot, TVLine has learned exclusively.
The actress will drop by a Season 3 episode of the HBO comedy as …READ MORE
E! is serving up a bonus helping of The Soup this Wednesday (10:30/9:30c) with The Soup Investigates, a spin-off of the long-running satirical comedy — and we’ve got a first look at the offshoot. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Come on get happy: Happy Endings‘ recently pulled episodes have found a home.
Last week’s two installments of the cult comedy — which were delayed in some markets due to ongoing coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings — have been rescheduled for …READ MORE
This Wednesday, The Soup will celebrate the WWE the way it knows best: by poking fun at the wrestling organization’s beloved over-the-top stories and no-holds-barred flair for the dramatic. But fret not, WWE fans, a handful of Superstars and Divas will be on hand to dish it right back — or in some cases, play along — and we have your exclusive first look at some of those moments. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
The WWE Superstars are invading The Soup.
E!’s weekly pop culture-skewering clip show has teamed with the WWE on a wrestling-themed special titled The Soup Salutes WWE: Piledriving Clips in Your Face. READ MORE
Joel McHale has cooked up at least two more seasons with The Soup, TVLine has confirmed. READ MORE
We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, here are some queries we are going to throw at you, from shows including How I Met Your Mother, Glee, Parenthood, American Idol and Happy Endings! READ MORE
What happened with Fringe? “Baseball Happened”!
Fox’s sci-fi series is acknowledging the fact that this Friday’s much-anticipated installment has been pushed back a week because of World Series Game 7. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Come January, Boomtown devotees may want to start tuning in to executive producer Graham Yost’s latest series, Justified. READ MORE
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