Created and starring writer and stand-up comic Jerrod Carmichael, The Carmichael Show which ran from 2015-2017 on NBC, is a semi-autobiographical sitcom about the young
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‘The Mindy Project’ is a Brilliantly Complicated Comedy that Can’t be Put in a Box
The Mindy Project, created by and starring the incredible Mindy Kaling as Dr. Mindy Lahiri, is a quirky comedy about a young Ob/Gyn navigating both
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Character Rankings
Created by Dan Goor and Michael Schur, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is yet another fantastic NBC workplace comedy taking place in the 99th precinct of the NYPD.
‘The Mick’ Review: The Fox Sitcom was Robbed of a Bright Future
The funniest show on television unfortunately only lasted two seasons — but that shouldn’t keep you from watching it. The Mick, starring It’s Always Sunny
‘The Game’ Review
The Game, created by Mara Brock Akil, first began as a spinoff of Girlfriends (2000) but quickly evolved into so much more. The show starring
‘American Housewife’ Review
The ABC sitcom starring Katy Mixon as Katie Otto is not another show about housewives but rather a comedy about a middle class family doing
‘AP Bio’ Review
Starring It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Glenn Howerton, AP Bio follows former Harvard philosophy professor Jack Griffin as he moves back to his hometown of
‘Parks and Recreation’ Character Rankings
From The Office creators Greg Daniels and Micheal Schur, this mockumentary about the staff of the Parks and Recreation department for the city of Pawnee,
‘Teenage Bounty Hunters’ Review
Netflix’s newly released coming-of-age drama has an exciting new twist. Teenage Bounty Hunters, starring Maddie Phillips and Anjelica Bette Fellini, follows the lives of 16-year-old
‘Superstore’ Character Rankings
From America Ferrera to Ben Feldman and Colton Dunn, Superstore, created by Justin Spitzer, is known for its top-notch ensemble cast of comical actors and
Your Favorite CW Dramas Ranked
For DC Comic lovers and fandom fanatics alike, the CW has always been the place to go when it comes to TV. Let’s take a
How to Start a TV Fantasy League
In these times of social distancing and high stress levels, TV has been our rock. Why not make it a competition? Here’s how to start
‘Two and a Half Men’ Review
With twelve seasons full of ups, downs and behind the scenes drama there is only one reason Two and Half Men kept on going —