AFC Richmond are still struggling to win and a sports psychologist (Sarah Niles) is hired in the second season of the sports comedy from Jason Sudeikis and Bill Lawrence.

Kansas college (American) football coach Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) is hired by an English professional soccer team in this comedy from Sudeikis and Bill Lawrence.

Ted is still dealing with his own personal issues as AFC Richmond is predicted to finish last in the Premier League and Nate (Nick Mohammed) has left to work for Rupert (Anthony Head) at West Ham United.

MTV "remakes" the 1985 movie starring Michal J. Foxx into a TV series with Tyler Posey as Scott McCall.

Fraternal twins Sterling and Blair (Maddie Phillips and Anjelica Bette Fellini) join bounty hunter Bowser Jenkins (Kadeem Hardison) on the job while juggling high school and relationships in this comedy created by Kathleen Jordan.

Originally titled Hot & Bothered, the comedy finds telenovela actress Ana Maria (Eva Longoria) dealing with real life drama as she tries to stay at the top of her show.

The agents and assistants at a small London talent agency juggle their personal and professional lives in this comedy series based on the French series Call My Agent!

In the year 2149, humankind seeks escape from the polluted Earth by traveling to the past to establish a new colony.

Donal Logue plays Hank, an ex-cop who partners with his best friend to launch a P.I. business. The duo solve crimes while trying to avoid danger and responsibility.

Two friends experience odd side effects from the different products they test.

Each week a group of four guest actors improvises live comedy sketches in this version of the hit Australian series.

Set in the era of Led Zeppelin 8-tracks, Tab cola and Farrah Fawcett posters, THAT '70s SHOW returns for an eighth season as it continues to flash back to the "Me Decade." With changes in their lives and adjustments being made, the gang from Point Place is moving onward and upward in season eight of THAT '70s SHOW. While the kids continue to make the sometimes bumpy and often hilarious transition into adulthood, the parents are forced to deal with an empty nest. DONNA (Laura Prepon) grows more popular at the radio station and realizes that a long-distance relationship with Eric isn't going to work, so she starts dating again, eventually meeting the person who may actually be "the one." HYDE (Danny Masterson) runs a successful record store – with Leo (Tommy Chong) as his slacker employee – and makes a final decision about his complicated relationship with JACKIE (Mila Kunis). Meanwhile, FEZ (Wilmer Valderrama) reveals more about his family and home country as he grows into quite the local Lothario. And at the Formans', KITTY (Debra Jo Rupp) has problems with no kids in the house, while RED (Kurtwood Smith) has problems because it still seems like there are always kids in the house. The eighth season of THAT '70s SHOW will continue the signature elements that have made the series a hit, including the surreal dream sequences, the 360-degree basement scenes and the classic '70s score. The retro series has featured numerous '70s icons since its premiere, including Gloria Gaynor, Shirley Jones, Danny Bonaduce, Charo, Alice Cooper, Marion Ross, Eve Plumb, Ted Nugent, Howard Hesseman, Valerie Harper and Roger Daltrey. Additionally, stars such as Luke Wilson, Lindsay Lohan, Jack Osbourne, Brooke Shields, Seth Green, Jessica Simpson and Shannon Elizabeth have also made guest appearances. (FOX Season 8 Press Release)

"The date is 1984. The location is San Diego, just one hour outside of the big dream we call Los Angeles. Corey (Glenn Howerton) and Katie (Tinsley Grimes) live with their dad RT (Geoff Pierson) and Corey's friend Roger (Eddie Shin). Corey is a creative soul who is trying to make it in the music world in a decade that only appreciates financial success. Although his father is a successful professional who is about to strike gold with his Gut Whacker and ride the '80s fitness marketing craze wave, Corey finds it difficult to get in the game. On the other hand, Corey's friend Roger idolizes Ronald Reagan and listens to motivation tapes while trying to find his way into corporate America. The household is rounded out by Corey's younger sister Katie, a chip off the old block whose sweetness and naiveté make her the perfect go between for her father and brother. "At Club [Berlin], a local gathering place, Sophia (Brittany Daniel) is in control. Sophia, Corey's ex, is a beautiful, "grab all that I can" kind of girl who doesn't like to limit her choices. Sophia breaks up with Corey to explore other avenues and relationships... all types of relationships. Corey's one safe haven is Permanent Record, the music store where he works for Margaret (Margaret Smith), a woman who lived through the summer of love and emerged with quite a few stories (and a rash). But things change for Corey when he's forced to deal with the new girl, Tuesday (Chyler Leigh), a punk rocker who sports a mohawk and attitude to match." (FOX press release) From the people who brought you That '70s Show came, appropriately enough, That '80s Show. The anachronism-filled followup launched amidst a tidal wave of publicity, scored lots of eyeballs for its premiere, and then promptly lost half of them. A lone tryout broadcast after its parent series improved its standing and suggested the sitcom could thrive with some nurturing, like That '70s Show had gotten, but the short-sighted executives who were running things at FOX, Sandy Grushow and Gail Berman, swept it under the carpet anyway, like most of the shows they launched that season. Much more interesting than the story of the show itself was the story of a little email battle that waged (and leaked) between co-creator Mark Brazill and Judd Apatow -- who was doing another FOX show called Undeclared the same year -- after Apatow attempted to get That '70s Show star Topher Grace to make a guest appearance on his series. Filled with such classy lines as "Die in a fiery accident and taste your own blood" and "See ya at the upfronts, bitch... unless you get cancelled before that," the tastefully-restrained tale of lies, deceit and alleged intellectual property theft probably got both of their shows cancelled without anybody ever bothering to look at any of the ratings. "Eighties I'm living in the eighties Eighties I have to push, I have to struggle, oh" Theme song "Eighties" written by Jaz Coleman - Paul Ferguson - Paul Raven - Geordie Walker performed by unknown That '80s Show is produced by Carsey-Werner-Mandabach Company Broadcast History ----------------- Jan 2002-Apr 2002, Wed 8:00-8:30 May 2002, Tue 8:30-9:00 May 2002, Wed 8:00-8:30 Mar 2002, Mon 8:30-9:00 Mar 2002-Apr 2002, Fri 8:30-9:00 First telecast: January 23, 2002 Last telecast: May 29, 2002 Show type: Multi-Camera Sitcom Number of episodes: 13 Media: Tape

Set in 1995, Red (Kurtwood Smith) and Kitty Forman (Debra Jo Rupp) invite their granddaughter Leia (Callie Haverda) to stay for the summer in this sequel to That '70s Show.

The comedy series from Michael Che features sketches and vignettes illustrating certain topics such as racial profiling, love, and unemployment.

James Bulliard plays a largely inconsequential to-be-30-year-old who is in love with his brother's wife. Somehow, he is then transported back to the 1980s, and he is 16 again, with a serious chance for a life do-over.

That's Life is the story of the adventures of Lydia DeLucca, a 32 year old woman from a close Italian-American family in New Jersey, who decides to start her life over by breaking her lengthy engagement and pursuing the college degree of her dreams.

Samira (Keke Palmer) and Rob (Jack Whitehall) reluctantly move to the Rob's childhood home where the arrival of a new neighbor brings new dangers as old secrets resurface in the series inspired by the 1989 film of the same name.

The right-wing answer to "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," the Fox News-produced spoof "1/2 Hour News Hour" gets a brief tryout on the Fox News Channel. (Yes, this time FNC is attempting to be funny intentionally.)

The British series based on the Israeli show Yellow Peppers focuses on the dysfunctional Hughes family, whose seemingly perfect lives are shaken up by the autism diagnosis of 5-year-old Joe (Max Vento).

Detective Danner (Tiffany Haddish) with help from Aniq (Sam Richardson) and Zoë (Zoë Chao) seek to find who is the killer of the groom of a wedding in the second season of the comedy mystery series created by Chris Miller.

Each episode features one character's point-of-view of what happened when someone was murdered at a high school reunion afterparty in this comedy mystery series created by Chris Miller.

On his 21st birthday, Axl Johnson (Emmett Skilton) discovers his family are Norse Gods in this imported New Zealand comedy. [Originally aired on New Zealand's TV3 on 7 February 2011 - 11 April 2011]

Hosted by comedian Neal Brennan, the talk show inspired by New York Magazine's Approval Matrix page, features a panel of celebrities and comedians discussing weekly news and entertainment items.

Based on Lily Koppel’s book of the same name, the drama series focuses on the seven wives (JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Betty Grissom; Yvonne Strahovski as Rene Carpenter; Dominique McElligott as Louise Shepard; Odette Annable as Trudy Cooper; Erin Cummings as Marge Slayton; Azure Parsons as Annie Glenn; Zoe Boyle as Jo Schirra) while their husbands launch into space and history.

Data-mining company CEO Duncan Park (Billy Magnussen) faces challenges at work and at home in the dark Silicon Valley dramedy from Jonathan Glatzer.

The animated comedy about superheroes was created by Saturday Night Live's Lorne Michaels, Seth Meyers, and Michael Shoemaker.

38-year-old Natasha (Michelle De Swarte) didn't want a child but finds herself saddled with a baby in this horror comedy limited series co-created by Siân Robins-Grace and Lucy Gaymer.

Chef Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) returns home to run his family's sandwich shop in Chicago where he faces issues with running a small business, his new employees and his family.

Sydney, Richie and Natalie "Sugar" (Abby Elliott) Berzatto must work together in hopes of earning a Michelin star after Carmy leaves them the restaurant in the fifth and final season of the drama series.

Carmy, Sydney and Richie face more challenges as they push to build on their success in the fourth season of the drama series.

Carmy Berzatto, sous chef Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) and manager Richie Jerimovich (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) deal with bureaucracy and the challenges of launching a new restaurant.

Carmy, Sydney and Richie continue to face the challenges of running The Bear.

The fictional look at the lives of models features Mischa Barton and supermodel Elle Macpherson. Real-life designers, models, and others from the fashion world (Nina Garcia of Marie Claire and Project Runway) are scheduled to make cameos.

Though it aired for just one season (and only 12 episodes at that), this inventive sketch comedy series developed a lasting cult following, won an Emmy Award for writing, and helped launch the careers of its stars--Ben Stiller, Janeane Garofalo, Andy Dick, and Bob Odenkirk (who later created Mr. Show with another Ben Stiller Show staff writer, David Cross)--as well as that of its co-creator and producer, Judd Apatow. The DVD set adds a 13th, never-aired episode. An earlier version of the series, which aired on MTV under the same name, has never been released on DVD.

Relationships evolve and past grievances resurface in the unpredictable stages of midlife crisis-meets-midlife renaissance.

Can physics be funny?

After being diagnosed with cancer, Cathy Jamison (Laura Linney) begins to make major changes to her life as she juggles being a teacher, mother, wife, and sister.

Brian D'Arcy, Victor Garber, Mamie Gummer, Allison Janney, Hamish Linklater, and Susan Sarandon guest star on the third season of the dark comedy that reveals Cathy, Sean, and Adam's reactions to Paul's fate.

Season two has Cathy (Laura Linney) seeing a new oncologist, Dr. Atticus Sherman (Alan Alda).

Kathy Najimy and Isaac Mizrahi guest star in the four-part final season for the dark comedy concluding Cathy's journey with cancer.

The residents of Deerfield are prepared for the next stage by the Morpho machine in the comedy series from David West Read based on M.O. Walsh's novel of the same name.

A machine appears at a small town's store that promises to reveal a person's destiny in this comedy series from David West Read based on M.O. Walsh's novel of the same name.

Bill Engvall is a family counselor with his own set of problems.

Bob Odenkirk (Mr. Show) joins with Los Angeles-based comedy troupe The Birthday Boys for a new sketch comedy series. Odenkirk and Ben Stiller serve as producers.

Leila (Desiree Akhavan) breaks up with her girlfriend Sadie (Maxine Peake) and begins dating men with the help of her neurotic roommate Gabe (Brian Gleeson) in this dramedy from Desiree Akhavan.

Neighbors Dr. Rachel Boutella (Audra McDonald) and Lily Leithauser (Taylor Schilling) are working from home as a new COVID-19 strain begins killing people in this satirical drama series created and written by Robert & Michelle King.

Aaron McGruder's edgy comic strip comes to life in this new half-hour Adult Swim cartoon.

The animated anthology spinoff of The Boys features short (less than 15 minutes) stories written by Awkwafina, Garth Ennis, Ilana Glazer, Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen, Justin Roiland, Andy Samberg, and Aisha Tyler.

Secretary of State Walter Larson (Tim Robbins), Foreign Service officer Alex Talbot (Jack Black), and Navy fighter pilot Zeke Tilson (Pablo Schreiber) are the key players to stop a potential military coup and World War III in this dark comedy.

The comedy focuses on Jerrod's (Jerrod Carmichael) relationship with his girlfriend Maxine (Amber West), his brother (Lil Rel Howery), and parents (David Alan Grier and Loretta Devine).

The family comedy returns for its third season.

The second season for family comedy includes episodes about Bill Cosby, gentrification, infidelity and Islamophobia.

The prequel to the Sex and the City series follows the life of Connecticut high school junior, Carrie Bradshaw, as she begins her journey with an internship at a Manhattan law firm in the 1980s.

The fourth drama from Shonda Rhimes on ABC centers on private investigator Alice Vaughan (Mireille Enos), who tries to track down her ex-fiancé (Peter Krause) after he steals all of her money.

Dr. Ji-Yoon Kim (Sandra Oh) becomes the first woman of color named Chair of the English department at Pembroke University in this dramedy series written by Amanda Peet.

William Ronald Trosper (Tim Robinson) ends up investigating a wide-ranging conspiracy in the comedy series created by Robinson and Zach Kanin.

Linda's life in the forest is threatened with the arrival of her husband Steve (Omid Djalili) in the second season of the British dramedy created and written by Bridget Christie. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 4 on 25 Mar 2025 and in the US on BritBox on 24 Sep 2025]

Linda Jenkins (Bridget Christie) heads off on a motorcycle to the forests of her youth after her 50th birthday in this British dramedy created and written by Christie. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 4 on 21 Jun 2023 and in the US on BritBox on 1 Aug 2024]

Comedian Margaret Cho shows her day-to-day life on this VH-1 reality show.

This CBS sitcom follows a group of 20-somethings who were once in the same third grade class.

Seth MacFarlane spins off Cleveland Brown to his own show. He leaves Quahog with his son and makes a stopover to his Virginia hometown where he falls in love with his high school sweetheart.

This Daily Show spinoff elevates bear-phobic Stephen Colbert to the anchor seat, where he takes on cable news hosts such as Bill O'Reilly.

The Lisa Kudrow comedy makes its own comeback nine years after it first aired.

"The Comeback" stars Lisa Kudrow as a one-time sitcom star who is trying to revive her career. Kudrow and Michael Patrick King (executive producer of Sex and the City) co-wrote the pilot script and will executive produce the series. Kudrow's producing partner Dan Bucatinsky is set to executive produce through the duo's production company, Is or Isn't Entertainment.

The Lisa Kudrow comedy makes another comeback 12 years after it second season aired to conclude the series.

The comedy based on the Swedish series Ulveson and Herngren is set behind the scenes of a late night sketch comedy show where veteran comic Billy (Billy Crystal) is set up with Josh (Josh Gad), an up-and-coming comedian.

The four-part documentary series directed by Mike Binder focuses on the West Hollywood club where many comedians honed their skills including Jim Carrey, Dave Chappelle, Whitney Cummings, Sam Kinison, Jay Leno, David Letterman, Richard Pryor, Chris Rock, Bob Saget, Iliza Shlesinger, Sarah Silverman, and Robin Williams.

Tony Scali is the police commissioner in a small town, where solutions to difficult situations often require considerable creativity. Tony's easygoing manner and clever intellect are much more useful to him than weapons or brute force in his fight against crime.

Dick Turpin (Noel Fielding) joins a gang of highway robbers while trying to avoid self-appointed thief-taker Jonathan Wilde (Hugh Bonneville) in the British comedy series created by Claire Downes, Ian Jarvis and Stuart Lane.

The spinoff of Roseanne sees the return of Dan (John Goodman), Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), Darlene (Sara Gilbert), Becky (Lecy Goranson) and D.J. (Michael Fishman) without the family matriarch.

Consultant Regus Patoff (Christoph Waltz) is hired to help a gaming company improve its business in this comedic thriller based on Bentley Little’s 2015 novel of the same name.

Hank (David Alan Grier) and his friends Charlie (Martin Mull) and Sid (Leslie Jordan) love breaking rules at their retirement home, but the arrival of Margaret (Vicki Lawrence) could change things in this comedy from Charlie Day.

In his first TV sitcom starring role since Mork & Mindy ended in 1982, Robin Williams plays Simon Roberts, the unpredictable head of a Chicago advertising agency, where he works with his more focused daughter Sydney (Sarah Michelle Gellar). James Wolk (Mad Men) and Hamish Linklater also star for creator David E. Kelley (Ally McBeal, Boston Legal).

When the owner of the Bobby Spencer Racing team steps down, he hands the reins to his daughter Catherine (Jillian Mueller) who clashes with the NASCAR crew chief (Kevin James) in this comedy created by Jeff Lowell.

The animated comedy series based on the Cuphead video game follows the adventures of Cuphead and his brother Mugman.

Big Mick (Tom Davis) and his friends Albert (Allan Mustafa), Sidney (Steve Stamp), and Phil (Hugo Chegwin) plan to steal £50,000 in cash but find gold worth more than £30 million in 1980s East London instead in this British comedy crime drama. [Premiered originally in the UK on Channel 4 on 6 Feb 2022 and in the US on BritBox US on 7 Nov 2022]

A newly married couple (Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder) are dealing with a possible curse, while hosting a home improvement show and trying to have a baby in this series co-created by Benny Safdie and Fielder. [Premieres on Paramount+ with Showtime on 10 Nov 2023 and on Showtime on 12 Nov 2023]

South African comedian Trevor Noah takes over hosting duties for Jon Stewart's satirical news/talk show.

The McKenna boys (Gabriel Bateman, Drew Logan Powell and Kyan Zielinski) come to terms with the death of their father (Chris Diamantopoulos) with the help of a book he left them in this comedy from Bryan Cranston and Greg Mottola that was inspired by Conn and Hal Iggulden's book of the same name.

Set in 1348, nobles and servants wait out the bubonic plague at an Italian villa in this Kathleen Jordan dark comedy series inspired very loosely by the 14th-century story collection of the same name.

The ensemble drama focuses on a group of first-year law associates at a Los Angeles firm.

The comedy created by Jason Jones and Samantha Bee follows Nate (Jason Jones), his wife Robin (Natalie Zea) and their two children as they take a road trip from upstate New York to Florida.

Nate and his family are moving to New York City for the second season of the comedy created by Jason Jones and Samantha Bee.

This long-running sitcom stars comedian Drew Carey as a sort of blue-collar everyman. The show chronicles Drew's working life, the ups and downs of his romances and his strong relationship with his long-time friends Lewis, Oswald and Kate. Episodes: 233 Color Episodes ABC Broadcast History: September 1995 - May 1996: Wednesday 8:30 May 1996 - September 1996: Tuesday 8:30 August 1996 - November 1996: Wednesday 9:30 December 1996 - May 2002: Wednesday 9:00 September 2002 - October 2002: Monday 8:00 November 2002 - November 2002: Friday 9:00 December 2002 - January 2003: Friday 9:30 June 2003 - July 2003: Wednesday 9:00/9:30 August 2003 - September 2003: Wednesday 9:30 June 2004 - September 2004: Wednesday 9:00/9:30 (Simulcast in HDTV on ABC beginning with the 2001-2002 season)