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When "Archer" Season 8 premiere date arrives this April, every thing is going to be a little different in Dreamland. Read More »
In a rare appearance, the entire cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia – Charlie Day, Danny DeVito, Rob McElhenney, Kaitlin Olson and Glenn Howerton – stopped by Conan O'Brien's CONAN set last night to discuss Season 10 of their FXX hit. If you watched the episode then you know it was incredibly disorganized (mainly due to DeVito) and undeniably hilarious. During their segment, the gang promised more episodes of their series, which will be Season 11 –– contrary to popular belief the series was ending after Season 10. They also discussed that awkward love scene between Day and Olson, who has been married to creator Rob McElhenney for quite some time, the controversial making of Lethal Weapon 6 and, of course, we can forget about DeVito's Frank Reynolds supercut... Read More »
Due to the success of the adult animated comedy, "Archer," on FX and the most-watched "The Simpsons" marathon, sibling channel FXX is launching its own late-night animation block. Returning back to TV, Animation Domination High-Def will feature new episodes of "Lucas Bros. Moving Co." and "Stone Quackers." Read More »
Looks like it’s time to start catching up on It’s Always Sunny in Philadephia, b*tches! Because the gang recently dropped the below promotional trailer for their upcoming tenth season! Read More »
The FX network made Married fans and You're the Worst addicts very happy today. The studio announced that both shows would be coming back for a second season. They both finished their first season on Sept. 18. Read More »
After Tracy Morgan's accident the only thing that FX producers want him to focus on is his recovery. The comedian was set to start working on a 10-episode series for FXX this summer but it looks like after his car accident that won't be happing as soon as expected. Read More »
The Simpsons is headed over to a new network, FXX, for syndication and to properly celebrate we're getting a 12-day, 522-episode marathon! Read More »
