Thomas Lennon, co-creator of the Comedy Central live-action show Reno 911!, has announced via Twitter that the show won't be returning for a seventh season.

They might not be the best... but they're the best Reno has got! Assume the position for non-stop laughs and revisit the hysterically unpredictable misadventures of Nevada's finest

With so many long-running series coming to an end lately, it hasn't taken long for message boards and fansites to buzz with ideas for big-screen reunions.

Two complete strangers find themselves engaged in the riotous comedy Wedding Daze premiering on DVD January 15 from MGM Home Entertainment. Starring Jason Biggs (American Pie) and Isla Fisher (Wedding Crashers), Wedding Daze is funnyman Michael Ian Black's (Reno 911!: Miami) feature film directorial debut.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Paul Reubens returns, again. He and his perennially adolescent alter ego Pee-wee Herman vanished from public view a while back. Legal troubles, you'll recall.

Bridge To Terabithia is a rousing fantasy adventure about family, friendship, and the wondrous power of imagination. Also on DVD: the comedy Reno 911! Miami; the Beatrix Potter-inspired Miss Potter, and the horror flick The Abandoned.

After a trip to the silver screen and some Miami vice, the Reno cops return to their roots in new episodes of "Reno 911!" on Sunday, April 1 at 10:30 p.m. The half-hour comedy is created by and stars Robert Ben Garant, Kerri Kenney-Silver and Thomas Lennon as cops on the beat in Reno, Nevada. This hilarious take on the traditional cop drama is a character-driven comedy with soap opera-like twists and turns.

Nicolas Cage's turn as comic book biker Ghost Rider has claimed the top spot at the box office for a second successive week. The action film has taken it's 10-day box office tally to $78.7 million with a second weekend take of $19.7 million. It was enough to fend off a challenge from Jim Carrey's new release The Number 23, which debuted at number two with $15.1 million.

The bumbling cops of Comedy Central's hit television series take a trip to Miami Beach for a national police convention, only to find that they must leap into action when the convention center becomes the target of a biological terrorist attack. Series co-creators Robert Ben Garant, Thomas Lennon, and Kerri Kenney lay the basic outline for an improvisation-based comedy. Continue Summary Photo gallery / Trailer / More

Reno 911!....Beginnings: "Reno 911!" co-stars-writers-executive producers Robert Ben Garant, Thomas Lennon, and Kerri Kenney-Silver first met in college, where they created a comedy troupe they called The State. According to Garant, who also directs Reno 911!: Miami, it was not an obvious match.