It's Bring Your Mom to Work Week!

The network has picked up nine additional episodes of both comedies.

HBO is going all-in on the Roy family.

Joining him are Karl Anthony Towns, Michael Strahan, The Undertaker, and more.

The 'A.P. Bio' star will shake things up for the Williams brothers.

Plus, questions about Mark Harmon's 'NCIS' exit, 'Young Sheldon,' and more.

The hit British series is set to return after five years.

The actors will play a dashing new physician and a long-lost grandson in Netflix show.

A curated critical checklist of notable Tuesday TV.

From Uncle Frank's fate in Nurse Joe's universe to Bobby Diaz's varied storylines.

Watch the night's creepy performances, including routines inspired by the films 'IT,' 'A Quiet Place,' 'American Psycho,' and more.

Ed Sheeran joined the mix as this season's Mega Mentor.

Plus, will Jharrel be in the middle of one of the love triangles coming up?

'There's a way to do his job without hurting people, without exploiting them to the nth degree, which is what he's done his whole career,' Foley says of a possible change for Nick.

'We had crazy stuff happen,' confirms the ghost hunter.

'It’s a story that needed to be told,' Tracy Morgan says of his semi-autobiographical comedy.

The lucha legend calls teaming with his son a rebirth of himself.

The series is based on Dror Mishani's best-selling book, 'The Missing File.'

The duo opens up about how they're going to come back after landing in the bottom two last week.

The Peacock comedy comes from the team behind 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine.'

The new series is inspired by Serrano's childhood in Texas.

Michael Weatherly, David McCallum, Cote de Pablo, and Pam Dawber discuss working with Harmon over the years.

The 'Ozark' actress takes on the role of Anna Delvey in this upcoming drama based on the viral 'New York Magazine' story.

The tragedy on the set of the Alec Baldwin film has producers from shows like 'The Rookie' swearing off live rounds in prop firearms.

Nick, Joe, and Kevin are gearing up for a one-of-a-kind hour-long special featuring a bevy of guest stars.

Brittany Adebumola plays impressive lawyer Shanice from 2005 Detroit.

The series marks the streamer's first Korean language TV show.

A curated critical checklist of notable Monday TV.

Plus, Huck (Annet Mahendru) becomes suspicious of her mother's intentions.

'This is the most fun I've had on a series since 'Simon & Simon,'' McRaney says.

Crying babies can get on your nerves now... but at least they're not drawing hordes of walkers.

Plus, she teases where Shiv and Tom are at moving forward this season.

Kendall attempts to secure players for his team, but will anyone want to play?

These couples are having trouble calling it quits! Find out which duos are sticking it out.

Forget the ghosts — what's truly haunting about these shows are the love stories.

'What I love about this show is we show anyone can do it, and everyone is allowed. This is a representation of life,' Alonzo said of the diverse teams competing.

Some crook is heading for the Naughty list.

From Glenn (Steven Yeun) to Terminus, here are the characters — and places — we'd like to revisit.

From the Will Smith-starring 'King Richard' to Mindy Kaling's new series 'The Sex Lives of College Girls.'

Appearing as oneself on the HBO comedy must be a 'prett-ay, prett-ay, prett-ay' good gig.

The pilot of ABC's new series about a fictional '90s hip-hop group is a triumph, and we can only hope it continues to live up to the high expectations it sets.

A curated critical checklist of notable weekend TV:

Plus, she reveals more about Hallmark's first 'Countdown to Christmas' movie of the season.

Showrunner Prentice Penny promises 'truthful' reactions to some surprising news.

The actor was also known for his Emmy-winning role in 'Girls.'

The two also reminisce about 'Xena: Warrior Princess' and its impact 20 years later.

The FX hit bid adieu to one of its own in the latest episode.

'The Great,' 'Taste the Nation,' 'Animaniacs,' and more arrive on the streamer this month.

The episode is 'about remembering all the people we lost,' executive producer Spencer Hudnut says.