Usually, a show will get a couple of seasons to find its footing before a network pulls the plug. Sometimes though, the leash isn't even that long. Such was the case with DMV, the workplace comedy ...

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CBS made a key decision about one of its comedy pilots as the network finalizes its 2026-27 lineup. The move directly affects a high-profile project that featured well-known talent and a major studio ...

CBS has made decisions on its two comedy pilots this year, with the network picking up the single-cam laffer "Eternally Yours" to series for the 2026-2027 broadcast season. "The Tillbrooks" (fka ...

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EXCLUSIVE: CBS is developing Auntie Supreme, a multi-cam comedy from writer-executive producers Gloria Bigelow and Christy Stratton. Hailing from CBS Studios, the show follows a life coach who sees ...

Ghosts' creators Joe Port and Joe Wiseman debuted their long-gestated vampire comedy last week after more than a decade in ...

Spring is nearly here, which means it’s time for networks to start making renewal decisions about their slate of shows, especially new titles like CBS‘s DMV. The freshman comedy following the ...

CBS has ordered the pilot “Regency,” from “The Big Bang Theory” and “Young Sheldon” alum Tara Hernandez, to be put into consideration for the 2026-2027 TV season. The multi-camera sitcom, from Warner ...

Premiering Thursday on CBS, “Eternally Yours” centers on a Seattle vampire couple whose smoldering romance has fizzled during 500 years of marriage.

In his memoir "Sitcom," Chuck Lorre reveals how CBS execs feared Jon Cryer would sink "Two and a Half Men" long before Charlie Sheen's meltdown.

Byron Allen appears to be the main beneficiary of CBS’s decision to abandon late-night. After “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” goes off the air in May, the two hours that defined CBS late-night ...