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6 April 2013 1:01 AM, PDT »

The guys of are trying to find success in their work and relationships while TBS continues to look for a sitcom that's a hit in the ratings. Will either be successful in their quest? Stay tuned to find out.

airs on Thursday nights and TBS has ordered 10 episodes once again. The cast includes , , , , and .

The following are the latest TV ratings for the second season of , the best way to tell if the sitcom will be cancelled or renewed for a third season. These figures will be updated as the weeks progress so you can see how it's doing.

Episode 02-01: Thursday, 04/04/13

0.8 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 1.69 million total viewers.

Season averages: 0.80 in the»

- TVSeriesFinale.com

4 April 2013 7:00 AM, PDT »

The men of TBS' comedy were (sort of) hard at work when The Hollywood Reporter dropped by for a set visit.Shooting their second season on the Culver City lot, stars and greeted THR’s cameras and took us around for an in-depth look at where they work and play.Photos: What's Next for Stars of Big TV Shows Ending This YearMasterson and Lesure play Milo Foster and Gibbs, respectively, two members of a  group of friends who work together at the magazine "Full Steam."Masterson, who played Steven Hyde on

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- Rebecca Ford

3 April 2013 12:00 PM, PDT »

Season 2 of "" kicks off Thursday (April 4) on TBS, and Milo () is still looking for a girlfriend to help him move past his breakup with Lisa.

Things may be looking up in the season premiere, though. As you can see in this exclusive clip from Thursday's show, Tyler () arranges a meeting between Milo and Molly (guest star , ""), who seems to have a lot of the same interests as Milo does.

What Milo doesn't know, unfortunately, is that Tyler has come up with a plan to "create" Milo's perfect match. So this might not end well.

Wright is one of a host of guest stars set to appear on "" this season. Among the others are , , (who also guested last season), , , and .

"" premieres at 10 p.»

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27 March 2013 9:00 PM, PDT »

On Popsugar Live for Wednesday, March 27, we take a look at all the exciting updates from the MTV Movie Awards, 's revealing Rolling Stone interview, 's gorgeous red carpet look, and so much more. Plus we break down static cling and the lipstick shades every woman needs. It all caps off with an interview with from and The Oc - watch it now!»

- Molly Goodson

22 March 2013 4:47 PM, PDT »

This July, the television series heads back to Blu-ray and DVD - and this time, the universe is at the center of its Emmy Award-winning stop-motion lampooning. , in partnership with and , continues to build its repertoire of dishing out hilarious sketch comedy parodies in the all-new Blu-ray and DVD release, Special. The special, which boasts an all-star cast as well as characters fans have grown to love, provides a unique take on some of the most iconic superheroes from the universe - along with others whose powers can't really be called "super." It will be available on Blu-ray and DVD on July 9, 2013 for the suggested retail price of $19.98 and $14.98, respectively.

With more than two hours of bonus content created by the special's producers, including deleted scenes, commentaries, outtakes and more,»

- MovieWeb

22 March 2013 11:21 AM, PDT »

, best known for her beloved role of Haley on , is moving to Miami.

The actress will recur on Dexter Season 8, TV Guide Magazine confirms, coming on board as a character named Cassie.

Debuting on the fourth episode of the season, the "former fiancee" is looking for a peaceful life in Florida, according to network sources, but she's unlikely to find it... considering she'll be moving in next door to a certain serial killer.

Dexter will premiere its final season earlier than usual, Showtime recently announced, returning with new episodes on Sunday, June 30.

Since went off the air, Lenz has remained relatively quiet. She guest-starred earlier this year on an installment of .»

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19 March 2013 3:57 PM, PDT »

Exclusive: As his TBS series is gearing up for its second-season premiere on April 4, has signed an overall deal with , which produces the multi-camera comedy. This marks the first overall writer-producer pact for Meyer, who created and executive produces . Additionally, it expands his relationship with Sony TV, which also is behind TNT dramedy series Franklin & Bash, in which Meyer stars. Both are co-produced by ’ Sony TV-based Fanfare. Under the pact with Sony TV, Meyer will develop and produce new projects for the studio. Before , Meyer, repped by , Thruline and , worked as a writer on ’s , on which he also is a voice cast member. He also co-wrote an episode of Franklin & Bash last year.»

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

18 March 2013 9:16 AM, PDT »

might air on TBS, but it'd feel right at home in CBS's lineup of sitcoms with an overly broad reach and tendency towards stale jokes that make it feel like we've heard everything it has to say even if occasionally it finds one or two somewhat clever ways of saying it. Like many shows in CBS's sitcom lineup, it's not devoid of laughs, but it does feel like a backslide into weak sitcom writing when compared even with already predictable shows like , and it's hopeless when compared to far more original fare like . Created by , a capable comedic actor in his own right, and starring That 70s Show's , isn't entirely without merit, and it does improve as the first season progresses, but it'll take a lot of work before it's anything worth recommending»

- Lex Walker

12 March 2013 6:48 AM, PDT »

isn't bolting the Tardis anytime soon. The actress has signed on for Season 8 of "."

Coleman, who first appeared in the Season 7 premiere and later remerged in the "" Christmas special, plays Clara, the Doctor's latest companion, replacing and . While doing an interview on BBC Five radio, Coleman was hesitant to confirm how long she's staying with the series, but said, "Yeah, I can say I'll be in Season 8."

"" star is heading to the Us to film a new movie, meaning there will be a bit more of a gap between "" Season 7 (which returns on Saturday, March 30 at 8 p.m. Et on ) and Season 8.

In other casting news ...

is heading to "New Girl." The Emmy-nominated "" actress will play one of Schmidt's old college girlfriends. [TVLine]

will play 's husband on "Happy Endings.»

- Chris Harnick

11 March 2013 2:52 PM, PDT »

Remember how TVLine told you that when Svu vet guest-stars on  as a never-before-seen Kerkovich sister, that her Brooke will “out-Jane” Jane?

Well as it turns out, Brooke even has her own Brad!

TVLine has learned that  (TBS’ , Las Vegas) will appear in the same episode as Brooke’s well-dressed, smooth-as-silk fiance Elliot.

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Brad, upon meeting his future brother-in-law, feels not solidarity but a tinge of contempt, seeing as he fancies himself “the of the Kerkovich family,»

- Matt Webb Mitovich

27 February 2013 7:01 AM, PST »

Exclusive: alumna is set to play the boss in another workplace comedy. Hardin has been tapped as the female lead in TBS’ comedy pilot Do It Yourself. (TBS’ Sullivan & Son, ) has signed on to direct the multi-camera pilot written by and . Do It Yourself tells the story of Nick, a 20-something laid-off math teacher who finds himself thrust into the blue collar world when he gets a job at that most American of retail institutions: the big box home supply store. Nick quickly becomes the de facto leader of his band of misfit coworkers while also figuring out ways to redefine what it means to be a teacher. Hardin will play Nick’s boss Kate, who is paranoid, irrational and drunk on power, in other words, a typical store manager. The casting reunites Hardin with TBS where»

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

8 February 2013 6:52 AM, PST »

DVD Release Date: March 26, 2013

Price: DVD $35.99

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TBS sitcom follows four friends who work together at a magazine.

Milo (, ) was recently dumped. Gibbs (, TV’s ) is a photographer and successful ladies man. Tyler (, ) is a features writer who brings style and sophistication to the group. And Neal (, ) is a nebbish reporter and the only one in the group with a steady girlfriend. They serve as each other’s wingman and help each other navigate work, friendship and women.

In the 10 episodes of the season one, Milo winds up in jail after trying drug trafficking for an article, Milo and Gibbs feel awkward after doing a “devil’s threesome” with a woman they met in a bar, Gibbs and Tyler edure truths being devulged after they test a lie detector,»

- Sam

31 January 2013 1:58 PM, PST »

TBS is kicking off their spring lineup with the return of their sitcom and the premiere of Who Gets the Last Laugh?, reports The Futon Critic.

The second season of will debut on Thursday, April 4th at 10pm. TBS has ordered 10 episodes once again.

The sitcom stars , , and as a group of pals who work together at a magazine. Upcoming guest stars include , , , , , , , , , , and .

Who Gets the Last Laugh? will launch on Tuesday, April 16th, at 10pm. It'll take over from once that show finishes its current run.

hosts the half-hour show in»

- TVSeriesFinale.com

27 January 2013 9:31 PM, PST »

By Rachel Bennett

Television Editor & Columnist

Every Monday, Rachel will pick a TV show you need to watch out for that week and/or in the near future.

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It’s been almost three weeks since returned to us, and its fourth season proves the series is better than ever.

Despite being one of the best comedies on TV, gets unfairly overlooked. Sure, it’s not as popular as ABC’s or as grounded as NBC’s , but it effectively mixes goofiness and pop culture with pathos every week — a difficult combination to pull off.

So why has it struck out with a lot of TV viewers? Much of it probably has to do with its first season and title, as neither is indicative of what has become over the past few years. Ever since the show stopped focusing on»

- Rachel Bennett

9 January 2013 7:00 AM, PST »

Having made her mark on the small screen with a role that won’t soon be forgotten, returned once more to television back in 2011 in The CW’s short-lived .

It looks like Gellar is now hoping to take the lead in a new programme, and if all goes well, will be venturing into the world of sitcoms for an untitled series that is currently being developed at Fox, TV Line report.

The show,

“chronicles the hijinks parents get into while their kids are not at home.”

And Gellar would be playing the wife/mother.

The script has been written by , whose credits include serving as a staff writer on , starring (That ’70s Show) and (), which began airing last spring.

The project will reportedly be shopped to the major networks in the coming weeks,»

- Kenji Lloyd

8 January 2013 2:18 PM, PST »

Some people belong on television. In my humble opinion, is one of those people. With the moody CW soap dead and buried after just one season, is Gellar ready for her next come-back?

According to the new TV Line exclusive, there’s a new half-hour comedy in the works and it’s got Gellar’s name all over it. I’m glad, of course, but my initial concern is, a comedy? Really,watch dvds online?

The series, which is as of yet untitled, is being developed over at 20th Century Fox TV, which boys and girls, was also home to . Oooo! I can’t get a feel for whether this is clean fun, or one of those sitcoms that would air closer to my bedtime. Still, it has a family centric plot. It details the crazy capers parents can get caught up in when their kids are not at home.»

- Sasha Nova

7 January 2013 9:50 AM, PST »

With her most recent television comeback, , earning the rare distinction of being canceled by The CW (presumably after it started several office fires), is attempting to find more gainful employment that will allow to stay at home, hosting Tupperware parties and making himself look pretty. TV Line reports that her next possible project will be intentional comedy this time, namely a sitcom from 's that will tackle the world of motherhood with the same satirical acuity that show tackles the world of men with vaguely defined personalities. Gellar »

5 January 2013 5:13 PM, PST »

The CW brass were hoping to keep into the fold after the cancellation of her drama series . But seems like the alumna will be headed elsewhere. Gellar is attached to a comedy script set up at 20th Century Fox TV, as first reported by TVLine. I hear the untitled project, from up-and-coming writer (), chronicles the hijinks of two moms, one played by Gellar, while their kids are at school. -repped Boucher wrote the project on spec. The agency, which also reps Gellar, showed it to the actress who liked it and came on board. In part because of Gellar’s relationship with 20th TV chairman going back to Gellar’s says on the studio’s drama , the project was set up at 20th TV, which put in development. Studio-based»

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

5 January 2013 2:00 PM, PST »

The actress, who has been looking for a new project ever since the CW cancelled the production values-challenged Ringer last summer, is reportedly eyeing a comedy by 's that's in development at 20th Century Fox. It would be Gellar's second comedic outing since the failure of her 2009 HBO pilot, The Wonderful Maladys, in which she played an aggressive alcoholic of a dysfunctional family. This go-around, she'd play a fun housewife who has to find wacky ways to amuse herself once her children go off to school. It's a long way from Buffy, but we guess everything is.»

- Andre Tartar

5 January 2013 1:12 PM, PST »

could soon be headed back to television.The actress, whose CW vehicle was canceled at the end of last season, is eying a comedy currently in development at 20th Century Fox TV.The Hollywood Reporter confirms that Gellar is circling the role of a wife in the sitcom about what parents do while they're kids aren't at home -- as first reported by TVLine. staff writer penned the spec script, and (Don’t Trust the B---- in ) and () are attached as EPs.Should

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- Michael O'Connell

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