Curb Your Enthusiasm

Watch My Show: The Eric Andre Show's Eric Andre Answers Our Showrunner Survey

• Oct 16, 2013 09:14 AM ET
• by Michael Schneider

There's never been a talk show like Adult Swim's The Eric Andre Show. Host Eric Andre (also one of the show's executive producers) destroys his set. He attacks his band. He vomits on his desk. His sidekick, fellow comedian Hannibal Buress, barely tolerates him. He interviews fake celebrities. Real guests are uncomfortable being there. It looks like a public access show from 20 years ago. In other words, its anarchy-minded format fits nicely in Adult Swim's lineup.

Exclusive: TBS' New Comedy Ground Floor Serves Up John McEnroe Appearance

• Oct 3, 2013 04:49 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

John McEnroe is bringing his A-game to TBS' new comedy Ground Floor. The famed tennis champion will play... read more

Watch This: Hulu's Improv Western Quick Draw Is a Refreshing Change of Pace

• Sep 13, 2013 08:14 AM ET
• by Sadie Gennis

There haven't been a lot of comedy westerns save Blazing Saddles, Three Amigos and Wild Wild West, none of which were released in the new millennium. Thankfully, Hulu breathed new life into the genre with its original series Quick Draw, an improvised comedy from 10 Items or Less' John Lehrand Nancy Hower.

Quick Draw follows Sheriff John Henry Hoyle (Lehr), a bumbling Harvard grad who is so confident in his intellectual superiority he even boasts about graduating 327^th in his class. Now living in Great Bend, Kansas, Hoyle attempts to introduce forensics to the local rubes, who include the dim-witted Deputy Eli (newcomer Nick Brown), the brazen brothel owner Honey (The Sopranos' Allison Dunbar) and the mopey Undertaker Vernon Shank (Cougar Town's Bob Clendenin).

Jeff Garlin: There's a "Decent Chance" for More Curb Your Enthusiasm

• Aug 4, 2013 08:52 PM ET
• by Hanh Nguyen

Don't believe everything your boss says, or at least, not Jeff Garlin's boss.

Although Larry David sounded iffy about a new season of HBO's hit comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm last month, Garlin told the Television Critics Association during the fall previews on Sunday that David's uncertainty wasn't necessarily a... read more

Michael J. Fox on Returning to TV Full-Time: "I Just Thought: Why Can't I?"

• Jul 27, 2013 06:10 PM ET
• by Kate Stanhope

It's been 13 years since Michael J. Fox last starred on a TV series, but the actor said it didn't take much to convince him to return to the small screen full-time on The Michael J. Fox Show.

"I just thought: Why can't I? There's no reason not to do it," Fox told reporters Saturday at NBC's Television Critics Association fall TV previews.

Fox famously left Spin City in 2000 shortly after revealing to the public that he... read more