Even a cartoon can remind you it's okay to cry. With 30 award wins and 58 nominations under its belt, sci-fi-comedy "Futurama" and its tale of a pizza delivery boy traveling 1,000 years into the ...

In the fall of 1984, Dr. Frasier Winslow Crane simultaneously walked into Sam Malone's little Boston bar and into the hearts of a nation when Kelsey Grammer first appeared on the hit NBC sitcom ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Robb Report may receive an affiliate commission. With city streets ankle-deep in snow and slush, now’s the ...

Josh Charles is putting on the white coat and checking in for new patients of a small town far from his former home in Boston, but this quirky community might drive him up the waiting room walls. “I ...

What is the best dramatic TV show of all time? If you asked around, a lot of people would say “The Sopranos.” In many ways, the HBO original changed not just the course of its network, but of TV ...

Call it fall, call it winter, true fashion lovers know there’s one true name for the chilly months of the year: boot season. And while we could wax poetic about the many styles of boot that we’re ...

2025 was not just a good year for television. It was also a refreshingly diverse year for the medium. The year’s best shows range from a star-driven neo-noir on FX and a “Star Wars” spin-off to a ...

Clockwise from bottom left - Alien: Earth (Photo: Patrick Brown/FX), Adolescence (Photo: Netflix), The Bear (Photo: FX), The Last Of Us (Photo: Liane Hentscher/HBO) One of the tough things about ...

With all the subsequent "The Walking Dead" spin-offs, it's easy to forget how groundbreaking and thoroughly entertaining the original TV series was. Based on the black-and-white comic book series by ...

A pint-sized murder mystery, a searing Spike Lee-directed doc entry and a bittersweetly hilarious Thanksgiving rank among THR critics' favorite small-screen chapters of the year. By Angie Han, Daniel ...

Our critics picked their favorite moments, not necessarily from their favorite shows of the year — a certain “South Park” episode, for example. By James Poniewozik and Mike Hale The television critics ...