We now know who will be sitting behind the Daily Show news desk — at least temporarily — when the Comedy Central series returns from its long, WGA strike-dictated break. As previously announced, the late-night program will return with new episodes on Monday, Oct. 16 — although the show’s new,

Something wonderfully stupid is coming to TBS. The network has greenlit Stupid Pet Tricks, a half-hour series based on the classic Late Show With David Letterman segment, with Sarah Silverman attached as host. Ordered for 10 episodes, the show is described as a “fresh, comedy variety show filled

Sarah Silverman and Seth Rogen are headed to the North Pole by way of HBO Max. The comedians are set to star in Santa Inc., an “adult animated series” commissioned by the soon-to-launch streaming service. Santa Inc. tells the story of Candy Smalls (voiced by Silverman), the highest-ranking female

America, Sarah Silverman still loves you, and she wants to keep in touch. The comedian will host and executive-produce a potential late-night show on HBO that will feature live interaction with viewers, the network announced Monday. The premium cabler has ordered a pilot of Silverman’s new project,

Expect to hear a lot of familiar voices when Fox's Animation Domination block returns this fall. At the Television Critics Association summer press tour on Wednesday, Fox revealed a list of celebrities set to guest star on the network's animated Sunday night comedies. Among the big names: