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If you thought the cord-cutters’ market was aggressive before, just wait until you get a load of YouTube TV. The online video staple announced the full scope of its live TV bundle, complete with unlimited cloud DVR and a moderate monthly subscription fee.

SNL didn’t quite have its ducks in a row with the announcement that Hidden Figures star Octavia Spencer would lead the first March show; lacking a musical guest to accompany. Now, not only has NBC filled out the March 4 dance card, but so too will Scarlett Johannson make a return appearance the following week.

If you were a fan of the shows "Thirtysomething," or "Parenthood," you need to be watching the new NBC show "This Is Us."  I know time is precious and you may not want to get hooked on a new show but I'm suggesting you try a few episodes...

Enough Wizard of Oz adaptations have been floated over the past few years that it’s amazing even one made it term, but the awe doesn’t stop there. Behold, NBC’s ultra-ultra-ultra-gritty take on the classic L. Frank Baum tale, as Dorothy crashes into Emerald City in a first trailer.

We’re still not entirely certain how SNL will fare with controversial (if revered) comedian Dave Chappelle hosting the first post-election episode, but at least the end of November looks a bit more familiar. Kristen Wiig will make her second return to SNL, hosting the final installment of this long, gloomy month.

Few would suggest current SNL Weekend Update team Colin Jost and Michael Che as the segment’s peak, likely putting past pairs like Tina Fey and Jimmy Fallon higher on the list. The two even made an unexpected return to the desk this weekend, but not exactly as we remember them.

Who said that Toms River doesn't have soul? If NBC's "The Voice" has anything to say about it, one artist will show the world that The Shore has soul!

Though I am not athletic in any way, and I generally don't spend time watching sports, there's something about the Olympics that I love.  There are actually many things that I love.  Here is a random sampling, in no particular order. Seeing the fierce determination on the athletes' faces ... Read More ...

We know what you’re thinking: There’s no way NBC actually followed through on its Heroes revival plans to bring us Heroes Reborn, right? Well, brace yourselves - they did, it already aired, and spoiler alert: it wasn’t great. NBC bosses are willing to concede as much, but that won’t stop them from plotting the next questionable TV revival!

Bobby Moynihan's Chris Christie returned to Saturday Night in the show's opening sketch about the presidential campaign.