Keegan-Michael Key and no fewer than three Tony Award winners are set to join Cecily Strong in an Apple TV+ musical comedy series executive-produced by SNL boss Lorne Michaels. READ MORE
Someone strange is coming to CBS All Access’ No Activity: Stranger Things star Joe Keery will guest during Season 3 of the comedy series. READ MORE
Cobie Smulders and Keegan-Michael Key really, really (no, really) want to start a family together in Friends From College, Netflix’s forthcoming eight-episode comedy. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Barack Obama is not happy about vacating 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for President-elect Donald Trump. Need proof? Just ask his anger translator, Luther. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Does Tony Hale have a repeat Emmy win in the bag?
Veep‘s resident bagman is hoping for his second consecutive win (and third overall) in the race for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series READ MORE & VOTE
Netflix has amassed a veritable sitcom dream team for its latest series.
The streaming giant has handed an eight-episode order to Friends From College, a half-hour comedy starring — hold onto your hats! — How I Met Your Mother‘s Cobie Smulders, Key & Peele‘s Keegan-Michael Key, The Grinder‘s Fred Savage and READ MORE
Empire star Taraji P. Henson will take on a different type of empire for The Simpsons’ first-ever one-hour episode. READ MORE
Quality is better than quantity, the saying goes. But what if you can have both?
Take, for instance, TVLine’s picks for 2015’s Most Valuable Players. All of the actors featured in READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
THE PERFORMER |Â Keegan-Michael Key
THE SHOW |Â Playing House
THE EPISODE |Â “Knotty Pine” (Aug. 18) READ MORE
For the first time since 2006, every Emmy nominee in the race for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy hails from a different series. (In the interim, there’ve been at least two nominees each year from READ MORE & TAKE POLL
