Jerry Seinfeld was on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live last night where he revealed the longest he's been the master of his domain and how the actresses who played his many girlfriends had terrible breath. But the biggest secret the comedian let out was how he really hated the episode "The Alternate Side," because it involved a stroke victim (Elaine's 66-year-old boyfriend) whom the gang ended up feeding while he was infirm on a couch. more ›

It's time to look back at the timestamps placed in last night's episode of Mad Men—there were quite a few. Don't scroll down unless you're prepared for some spoilers. more ›

Okay, TV nerds—if a Law & Order food Tumblr wasn't enough for you, how about a Tumblr about a Doctor Who puppet in the Big Apple? more ›

When The CW announced its fall lineup this past week, it confirmed it had picked up the series, The Carrie Diaries, based on Candace Bushnell's novel about Carrie Bradshaw's pre-Sex and the City life. We'll have to wait until January to see young Carrie traipsing around 1984 New York City, but here's an early look at the show—check out the Madonna reference! more ›

The TV upfronts—when networks present their new fall lineups, in hopes that advertisers will love it and spend millions—have started, and if it's not a monkey on the shoulder of a former Hell's Kitchen rocker-turned-"Uncle Andy" (go to the 50-second mark) and seeing Britney Spears as a X-Factor judge (3-minute mark), then it's all about the lavish parties and the food the networks will provide to make sure advertisers are happy and full enough to let their guards down and open their media spending wallets. more ›

Mindy Kaling’s new sitcom was picked up for the 2012-2013 television season, and will air on Fox starting later this year. The actress (and producer, and author, and all around multitalent) will star in The Mindy Project (the title will likely change) as an OB-GYN “who’s trying to get her life in order"... and guess what? She's doing it all in Manhattan. more ›

We already revisited the smog incident in last night's episode of Mad Men, but there were also a lot of food-based historical references. Check them out below, from Weight Watchers to Manischewitz. more ›

OMG, Shoshanna Shapiro, are you ready for this? The CW has picked up—TV industry speak for "agreed to order"—The Carrie Diaries, the glamorous teen years of everyone's favorite Sex and The City character who writes for a living and invests all her money in designer shoes. America deserves role models like this and now there's a description of the show! more ›

This post has more SPOILERS than our usual Mad Men posts, so stop reading now if you haven't seen last night's episode. Previously: The Rolling Stones play Forest Hills, Queens, the Charles Whitman shooting spree in Austin, the Richard Speck murders, that "thing'"happened in Bed-Stuy, Roger takes LSD, and Peggy goes to Minetta Tavern. more ›

Last night's episode of Mad Men, At The Codfish Ball (a reference to this Shirley Temple tune), included more nods to the city and 1966. Here are some of the hightlights (no real spoilers!). more ›

Hey Pat Kiernan fans, the NY1 anchor was asked to return to guest host LIVE! With Kelly. Kiernan hosted one show with Kelly Ripa last month, and we were just told that he was asked to return on April 30th and May 1st. more ›

Ikea is set on infiltrating your lives a little more: The Swedish furniture retailer and Swedish meatball pusher is rolling out a line of all-in-one entertainment systems, complete with flatscreen TV, WiFi, Blu-Ray/DVD player, speakers, and USB and HDMI ports... and the one remote will work through the cabinets! more ›

Tomorrow Don't Trust The B— In Apartment 23 will premiere on ABC, but you can already watch the first two episodes on Hulu, which we have—we've got that soft spot for Dawson Leery after all, and Krysten Ritter most recently won us over with her role as Jane on Breaking Bad. In Apartment 23, the two play best friends, with James Van Der Beek playing a more Hollywood playboy version of himself. more ›

Looking back on it, Frasier was a truly unique show: it was the most successful spin-off ever, lasting as many seasons (11) as Cheers. The show (mostly) never dumbed down its comedy for the audience, yet remained a critical and commercial success on primetime Thursday's for the majority of its run. It made Kelsey Grammar a star, despite allowing him to sing its theme song. All six main characters (including dog Eddie) stayed with the show for its entire series, while another main character (Maris) was never seen. Oh, and the show had countless "secret" celebrity guest cameos. more ›

According to a couple of sources that spoke to Us Weekly, Saturday Night Live is about to lose some major players. Kristen Wiig, Andy Samberg and Jason Sudeikis are all rumored to be leaving at the end of the season—an insider told them, "It will be a huge blow to the show." But really... it's about time, no? Wiig is too big for the show now post-Bridesmaids, Sudeikis has been doing just fine outside of studio 8H, and Andy Samberg has been there since the beginning of time! We will miss Samberg's Digital Shorts... but we're not really going to miss Wiig's Gilly character. more ›

Brooklyn 11223 started airing on Oxygen last night and we watched it so you wouldn't have to. The show is a transparent rip-off of the soul-sucking yet mind-bogglingly successful Jersey Shore. Except this one is set in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. The first thing you see are flashes of parts of Brooklyn that are mostly nowhere near Bay Ridge, all soundtracked by music that will make the viewer think Brooklyn is a tough place. They show shoes hanging on telephone lines at least three times during scene transitions. BROOKLYN! more ›

At Matthew Weiner's request, and due to our hatred of spoilers, we can assure you nothing below will ruin your enjoyment of watching the two-hour season premiere of Mad Men this Sunday. But since we're entitled media d-bags, we got sent an advance copy and watched it the other night at the office while skateboarding in the Gothamist HQ half-pipe pounding promotional alcohol and Tweeting all about it. It's a really strong start, and very funny! Here are some juicy hints—mere intimations—of what you have to look forward to. Look at these not like spoilers, but like one of Don Draper's ladies slowly loosening one button of her blouse. more ›

Have you heard? Mad Men is finally returning this Sunday after 18 long and lonely months away from our television screens. Should you choose to soak up the two-hour premiere with some friends and era-appropriate cocktails, we've got you covered below... more ›

We have not seen an episode of 2 Broke Girls since the first one aired—you know, the one where Greenpoint was portrayed as some sort of dangerous neighborhood. Since then it has had its share of criticisms, especially regarding the rampant racial and ethnic stereotypes on the show. If you glazed over all of the reviews and the criticisms and have generally ignored the show, like us, then you can catch right up in this two minute video: more ›

You may have heard mumblings about Aereo recently, which brings television to people without television sets. And on this gorgeous spring day, we are here to tell you that you can now utilize the service! Who needs this sunshine when you can have some screen time? Head over to their site to sign up for a free 90-day trial (it's $12/month after that). Here's the deal... more ›

Aww, look at Peggy Olsen, getting all provocative! Mad Men actress Elisabeth Moss is the cover girl for this week's Page Six Magazine, "I don't walk around in a Burberry trench coat and bra all the time, but it's fun to embrace that part of yourself. I think every woman has a sexy, adventurous side.... Sometimes you just wanna wear somethin' real tight and show it all off. Lately I've been in that mood." more ›

Tomorrow is the big day: as we reported last month, NY1 anchor Pat Kiernan will be charming viewers nationally as guest host on LIVE! With Kelly. This also means that those without Time Warner and NY1 will be able to get their Kiernan fix, and word is he may even read the papers. So, consider this your reminder to set your DVR to record the show, which will air on ABC from 9 to 10 a.m. tomorrow morning. Even Kiernan himself, who was in the studio today learning some guest host techniques, Tweeted, "must admit I got a little thrill setting the DVR today." more ›

Vanity Fair is publishing "The First-Ever Oral History of The Sopranos" in its upcoming issue, and one of the topics is the HBO's series' legendarily abrupt finale, which earned mixed reviews at first but is now considered as being groundbreakingly anticlimactic. James Gandolfini, Tony Soprano himself, says, "When I first saw the ending, I said, ‘What the f--k?’. I mean, after all I went through, all this death, and then it’s over like that?" more ›