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The specter of Tim Allen’s Last Man Standing rose with the success of ABC’s Roseanne, but the canceled conservative comedy has taken an unexpected turn. Reports indicate FOX may pick up the tab for a seventh season, with Tim Allen and cast back on board.

Boy, game shows are real sticklers these days. You have to check out this viral video of a Wheel of Fortune contestant losing over $7000 of his hard-spelled money for something as simple as minor mispronunciation.

ABC has officially severed all ties to Mario Batali, including his role as co-host of The Chew. The move follows an initial suspension stemming from multiple sexual harassment allegations that surfaced earlier this month.

Alec Baldwin is practically an SNL cast member at this point, but the actor may soon have a more unexpected perch – his own talk show. Reports suggest Baldwin is negotiating with ABC for a new series based on his WNYC radio show, with production potentially starting next week.

Strangely enough, Tim Allen’s Last Man Standing may have more twists and turns to its cancellation than six seasons on ABC. The recently-canceled sitcom was negotiating to return on Country Music Television, though the talks have broken down over money.

Love or hate the final seasons of LOST, there’s little denying the mythology got a bit … abstract toward the end, between light-filled island corks and temples. That said, producers now reveal that the final episodes were meant to introduce an island volcano that tied things together, but got too costly to depict onscreen.

You might not be familiar with the Dublin, Ireland, band The Decemberists. However, we are pretty sure that after you watch its latest video, you will be a fan -- or you will at least have a lot of respect for the band's talent.

We were joined on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today by actor and comedian Dave Coulier. Coulier is definitely best known for his work as Uncle Joey Gladstone on the '80s/'90s ABC-TV show "Full House." We talked about a variety of topics, including how he references "Full House" during his stand-up comedy routines, his new TV show and Eric Zane's dau

People fart. It's science. That's something that everyone does. But when you're on television, especially on ABC's "The View," you gotta do what you can to hold that back.

Anyone who was a child of the '90s at some point probably watched the NBC television show "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." You may remember the show: Will (played by Will Smith) was sent to Los Angeles' affluent Bel Air neighborhood from west Philadelphia to live with his rich aunt and uncle and their children. Cultures clashing! Imagine the hijinx!

These days, ABC's "20/20" is reserved for hard-hitting stories and investigative journalism. But 30 years ago, that apparently was not the case.

Jimmy Kimmel sent his team out to Comic-Con International 2014 in San Diego for another round of his "Jimmy Kimmel Live" bit called Pedestrian Question. The concept is simple: They ask pedestrians questions and the audiences guesses what their responses will be.