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The "Hollywood Reporter" has put out a list of Hollywood's 100 Favorite TV Shows. To do it, they surveyed more than 100 "insiders" . . . including hundreds of actors, producers, and directors. Before you get upset, remember: This is NOT a list of the 'best' shows, it's their 'favorite' shows...

This Sunday (September 27th, 2015), will mark a landmark in history. Not just for television, but period. Barrack Obama will be the first ever sitting president to visit a federal prison and talk with inmates.

My significant other has never watched any of the Star Wars movies. I mean maybe she did when she was younger but never really had a chance to appreciate it. Kind of a let down. She wanted to watch these movies with me, but only if I watch a few movies with her. Here is the final agreement:

There are numerous classic catchphrases in the history of television. How anyone had time to find dang near ALL of them is quite impressive, and someone did. I played a few of these classic TV lines on my show today. Man, what great memories! I nearly forgot some of them.

Wyoming author Craig Johnson talks about his books, the TV series Longmire, and what it is to be a writer in Wyoming.

Ben Higgins, the sports director for San Diego's ABC affiliate, was in Tucson, Arizona on Thursday, where he covered San Diego State University's first ever NCAA tournament victory. But what made his report so memorable was the part when a SUV darn near ran him over as the cameras rolled. Luckily for Higgins, the vehicle stopped just in the nick of time. Since videos of television reporters actual

You have 6,000 channels (or about that) but have you seen everything? No worries, we've tracked down the five best clips that will either have you ROFL or wiping away the tears.