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How Monocultural TV Made a Comeback and Kept Us Sane in 2020

Shows like "The Last Dance" and "Tiger King" connected an entire nation when we needed it most

Are You Ready to Become a Soldier of Fortune in This “A-Team” Van?

The officially licensed adventure-mobile is just one of six in the world

“Aqua Teen Hunger Force” Marked the Start of a Weird, Great Era of Cartoons

In December 2000, five weird, surreal animated shows premiered. Late-night would never be the same.

How a Comedy Writer Became the Unlikely Heir to Anthony Bourdain

Phil Rosenthal is eating his way around the globe on Netflix's "Somebody Feeds Phil"

"SNL" Introduces Its New Joe Biden in a Vaccine-Themed Cold Open

Alex Moffat offered his own take on the President-Elect

Jim Carrey Won't Return as Joe Biden on "Saturday Night Live"

No word on who will play Biden in the future

Barack Obama Shares His Favorite Books, TV and Movies of 2020

Plenty of intriguing recommendations from the past year

Jimmy Fallon Once Drunkenly Sent Paul McCartney Song Ideas

Watch the former Beatle discuss that incident, a potential Dylan collaboration and his new album

Christopher Walken Has Never Owned a Cell Phone or Computer

"Sometimes on a movie they'll give me a cell phone, but it's more so that they can find me … like a tracking collar."

Pam Anderson and Tommy Lee’s Sex Tape Is Becoming a Hulu Series

Lily James and Sebastian Stan will play the former couple, while Seth Rogen will play their betrayer

What Stephen King Likes (and Hates) About TV Adaptations of His Books

Yes, he still prefers the small-screen take on "The Shining"

Watch Bruce Springsteen Play "I'll See You In My Dreams" on "SNL"

Springsteen and the E Street Band were this week's musical guest

On the Latest "SNL," the Cold Open Explains the Coronavirus Vaccine

Get ready for a very complicated World War II metaphor