While accepting the award for Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series at the Independent Spirit Awards on Sunday for his work in The Last of Us, former Parks & Rec star Nick Offerman hit out at the “homophobes” who had an issue with the episode. Offerman, who also won this year’s

Nick Offerman is making the trek to Lanford. TVLine can exclusively reveal that the newly minted Emmy winner will guest-star in The Conners’ Season 6 premiere (airing Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 8/7c on ABC). Character details are being kept under wraps, though we can offer a sneak peek at his debut. In

Nick Offerman is sharing his gratitude with the world after winning his very first Emmy during Saturday’s Creative Arts Emmys ceremony. The actor took home the trophy for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for his role in HBO’s The Last of Us, and since emotions were “running high” during

If Peacock had built it, look who would have come! A year and a half after the streaming outlet pulled the plug on his Field of Dreams adaptation, executive producer Mike Schur has revealed the ill-fated limited series’ all-star lineup — an A-list roster that would’ve brought together veterans of

The Umbrella Academy is about to get a lot funnier: Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally and David Cross are joining the cast of the Netflix series for its upcoming fourth and final season, TVLine has learned. Offerman, fresh off his celebrated turn on The Last of Us, and Mullally, who is set to return