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Are you watching “Happy Endings“? You should. It’s one of the best sitcoms on TV thanks to a potent combination of top-notch writing and undeniable talent and chemistry amongst a… More

“American Idol,” which stabilized last week after a period of declining ratings, stayed on an even keel Wednesday night and pushed Fox to an overall win for the night, according to preliminary numbers.

Even though the time has long since passed when the sight of two women kissing on broadcast TV was considered shocking, it seems like networks are still squeamish when it comes to showing two men kissing. Last night, “Happy Endings” showed that it’s no big deal.

The folks at “Conan” wanted to latch onto the craze started by the “Puppy Bowl” so they decided to create a puppy-fied version of their show, called “Puppy Conan”. Boy, was it adorable.

Colin Hanks will go from creepy “Dexter” serial killer to playing himself on an upcoming episode of ABC’s “Happy Endings”.

It feels like we’ve been seeing a lot of Megan Mullally on our TVs lately, haven’t we? She’s been the hot guest star of the moment, appearing in “Up All Night,” “Happy Endings,” “Parks and Recreation” and now “Breaking In”.

“American Idol,” the nation’s perennially top rated show, was down 27 percent from last season’s premiere in its return to the Fox schedule Wednesday, according to preliminary numbers.

Whoopi Goldberg is headed to “The Middle.” Goldberg will be sharing her point of view as Sue’s (Eden Sher) guidance counselor, series executive producer Eileen Heisler shared during the ABC comedy showrunners panel at TCA on Tuesday.

Something interesting happened during last night’s episode of “Happy Endings,” the first since it took a few weeks off for the holidays: there might be a new romance brewing among the members of the chatty and funny gang.

Here are the people who made us laugh the hardest in 2011, led by a man who loves to make canoes (in real life) and whose character has an unnatural love of breakfast foods.