On today’s The Bold and the Beautiful recap: The Forrester fashion show has concluded leaving Brooke and Ridge to chat with the sparse press. They say they thought the show was over until Brooke arrived in the last minute show stopping gown. Brooke says the gown had a few alterations but was still the vision of the … Read more
The Blacklist debuted on NBC in 2013, introducing audiences to Raymond “Red” Reddington, a criminal mastermind who mysteriously surrenders to the FBI and offers to help catch high-profile criminals under the condition that he works exclusively with Elizabeth Keen, a rookie profiler. The show’s success can be attributed not only to its gripping storyline but … Read more
Bill Cosby: From America’s Favorite TV Dad to a Fall From Grace Amid Sexual Assault AllegationsThe 83-year-old American comedian Bill Cosby is once again a free man. His conviction for sexual abuse has been overturned due to procedural errors. Cosby became known worldwide for his role in “The Cosby show”. In recent years, his image … Read more
Guess who’s coming back to primetime? Thirty years after The Cosby Show debuted on NBC, one of America’s most beloved father figures, Bill Cosby, is slated to return with a new comedy. As Deadline reports, Cosby inked a deal to create and star in a new half-hour comedy for NBC. The show will focus on Cosby as the patriarch … Read more
When The Cosby Show premiered in 1984, it broke barriers, redefined American television, and became one of the most iconic sitcoms of the 20th century. Centered around the Huxtable family, the show not only delivered laughs but also offered positive representation of an upper-middle-class African-American family. But what happened to its beloved cast members after … Read more
When The Cosby Show debuted on NBC in 1984, few could have predicted the cultural revolution it would spark. More than just a hit sitcom, the show redefined how African-American families were portrayed on television and left a lasting impact on the medium. A New Kind of Family on TV At the heart of The … Read more
That’s where things get interesting. Flashbacks reveal that Colter and his siblings — which include an older brother, Russell, and a younger sister, Dory — had an unusual upbringing. Their parents, Ashton and Mary (played by Oz’s Lee Tergesen and Good Sam’s Wendy Crewson), “were professors at Berkeley until there was this incident with my dad,” Colter … Read more
CBS | Leading out of 60 Minutes (which was down a tick with 6.6 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating), The Equalizer (6.1 mil/0.4) also dipped just a bit in both measures. Tracker (6.9 mil/0.5) and CSI: Vegas (4 mil/0.3) were both up a smidgen in audience vs. last week’s prelims and held steady in the demo. ABC | America’s Funniest Home Videos (4.4 … Read more
When All in the Family premiered in 1971, it shook American television to its core. Bold, brash, and unapologetically political, the sitcom broke new ground by openly addressing issues like racism, sexism, and homosexuality—topics rarely discussed on prime-time TV. But with its bold approach came controversy, including one scandal that sparked national debate and reshaped … Read more
When All in the Family first aired in 1971, it didn’t just entertain—it provoked. Norman Lear’s groundbreaking sitcom pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable on television, using sharp humor to tackle taboo topics. But its unfiltered dialogue and unapologetically offensive lead character also ignited a nationwide debate about racism, free speech, and television … Read more