They are home but they are not alone. Prepare for the ultimate extraterrestrial invasion full of hilarious hijinks and outrageous mind control gags when Aliens in the Attic descends onto

Tim Meadows joins us to discuss the upcoming season of "The Bill Engvall Show" (premiering July 18 on TBS). He continues the discussion -- that we had previously begun with Nancy Travis --

Nancy Travis joined us to discuss the upcoming season of "The Bill Engvall Show" -- premiering July 18 on TBS; an interview with co-star and SNL alum Tim Meadows will publish later this week

(HollywoodChicago.com) – In the relatively anemic anthology of recent Adam Sandler flops, “You Don’t Mess with the Zohan” hangs above with comedic charm and a nonsensically amusing plotline.

Live from New York, it's Saturday Night! These seven words have been shouted from Studio 8H of Rockefeller Center since Lorne Michaels created "Saturday Night Live" in 1975. The original name of the show was simply "Saturday Night" because at the time ABC had a show entitled "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell."

There have been some truly phenomenal television shows produced over the last 10 years. Works of art that will continue to be appreciated and discussed for years to come. But what's the fun in talking about that?

Judd Apatow can do no wrong, apparently. Even in taking on a genre parody, an endeavor that would seem painfully hackneyed by now following ''Scary Movie,'' ''Epic Movie'' and the like, the comic mastermind behind ''Knocked Up'' and ''Superbad'' manages to find fresh laughs again and again.

Bill Engvall has won over audiences with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour, and now he’s bringing his humorous and engaging personality to TBS in the brand new original comedy series "The Bill Engvall Show."

Emmy Award nominee Ricki Lake hosts as celebrities play "Let's Make a Deal" on “Gameshow Marathon,” a new CBS series where classic game shows are played by celebrity contestants. In the second episode on June 1, (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT), Lance Bass ('N Sync), Paige Davis (Trading Spaces), Tim Meadows (Saturday Night Live) and Leslie Nielsen (Airplane) dress in outrageous costumes and try to avoid getting "zonked" as they compete to win the best prizes and the most cash in an effort to get a spot on "Finalist Row."