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When it comes to the Big Bang Theory spinoff in development at streaming service Max, series vet Kunal Nayyar says he knows just as little as the general public. “To be honest, I have not heard anything about this other than what the media has spun out,” he tells TVLine. “I’m not entirely sure what

Doug Heffernan won’t be sittin’ in traffic on the Queensborough Bridge tonight — or any time soon, for that matter.  During a sit-down on NBC’s Today, Kevin James ruled out the possibility of a King of Queens revival, for one reason and one reason only: “You cannot do it because of Jerry,” he said,

Greg Daniels’ in-the-works reboot of The Office is inching closer to reality. According to our sister pub Deadline, Daniels, the architect behind the U.S. adaptation that aired on NBC for nine seasons, is set to convene a writers’ room next week to explore ideas for a new iteration of the

Who’s the boss? The question at this point is more if and when the Who’s the Boss? revival will get a green light. The original Who’s the Boss? family sitcom debuted on ABC in 1984 and starred Tony Danza as Tony Micelli, a former ball player who took a job working as a housekeeper for businesswoman

Jennifer Love Hewitt has her hands full these days as dispatch queen Maddie Buckley on ABC’s 9-1-1, but if the opportunity for a return trip to Grandview were to present itself, she’d be on a plane ASAP. Hewitt is the latest guest on Michael Rosenbaum’s Inside of You podcast, during which the host