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If you've been praying for 'Mystery Science Theater 3000''s triumphant return to TV, this is as close as you're likely to get.

One of the funniest men on the planet just released a video parody of one of the best TV shows on the planet. Could the world be more aligned right now?

Like carnivals aren't creepy enough without one of TV's creepiest shows getting in on the action.

Remember when Jimmy Kimmel's 'Lie Witness News' went to Coachella last year? Well, the skit is back.

It's another Weird Wednesday with the Breakfast Flakes and today we want to know what reality tv show you would actually want to be on. One guy called in to say he could see himself on "Duck Dynasty", if only he could afford to quit his job and go hunting and fishing every day...

This latest reveal of The Flash's costume has us relieved that this supersonic superhero doesn't look like an athletic version of Daredevil.

Bugs Bunny is no stranger to face-lifts. The wiseass cartoon rabbit has gone through many changes and incarnations since his debut in 1940's 'A Wild Hare.'

It has been said recently, and on numerous occasions, that we are enjoying a new golden age of television. It's a point that's hard to argue with. Almost every network has had at least one show that knocked it out of the park.

HBO plans to release a mixtape to promote the upcoming fourth-season premiere of the best show on TV, 'Game of Thrones.' And in a very un-Westeros-like move, the 10-song mix will include tracks by rappers Wale, Big Boi and Common.

Given that it has been about six months since 'Breaking Bad' has ended, someone has taken some of our favorite scenes of the series and have used them to create some absolutely fantastic songs.

The comic world has released a sigh of relief now that the Flash's new costume has been revealed.

Given the disastrous experience of the Sex Pistols' sole U.S. tour -- a 1978 jaunt through the deep south that lasted just two weeks before the band broke up in a blur of riots and regret -- the first trip through the states by singer John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten)'s post-Pistols project Public Image Ltd. was bound to be a memorable one.