Revivals are a mixed bag. Sure, they provide a chance for us to reconnect with stories, characters, and actors we love. There's also a chance (*cough*Gilmore Girls*cough*) that the revisit will force us to realize that time hasn't been kind to the thing we love. Now, there's a new revival being shopped around Hollywood, and I think it's one of the rare shows that genuinely deserves a revisit. I'm talking about the feminist, blue-collar 1990s classic, Roseanne.

With Scandal prepping for its 100th episode set in an alternate reality, the cast, crew and creator/showrunner Shonda Rhimes gathered to reminisce about the political drama's most notable moments on and off the screen.

The problem that we tend to encounter with the dialogue surrounding female dynamics in television is that it’s often presented in a binary fashion, a clear good (think Abbi and Ilana’s lovingly tight bond on Broad City) versus evil (like Revenge’s Victoria Grayson and Amanda Clarke). There are fantastic stories that exist at both extreme ends of this spectrum; however, that still leaves so much undervalued middle ground, where opposing colleagues and frenemies alike dwell.

Ken Jeong's (Community, The Hangover) ABC sitcom, the semi-autobiographical Dr. Ken, is currently in its second season, with viewers loving the humor and the Asian representation (we can't put it all on Fresh Off the Boat, you guys). Jeong's co-star, Suzy Nakamura, plays his wife Allison, a doctor in her own right. I had the chance to chat with the seasoned comedic powerhouse about her role, as well as the perks and pitfalls of being an Asian woman in comedy.

Holy hell, this episode was straight bonkers, y'all.

Buckle in, kids, because things just got real.

After casting its two lead roles, Marvel and ABC's upcoming Cloak and Dagger TV show has begun to round out its core cast--and that means it's time to cast the two mothers of our heroes.

ABC's Black-ish has never been shy about social commentary. In this week's episode, they took on LGBTQIA discrimination.

Once Upon a Time has been struggling in terms of ratings, this season, which is sad to hear... but it may force the Once team to go in a new direction and consider a spin-off, which could be a good thing.

Do we need more television that appeals to these groups? Or do they feel like there's not enough simply because not every show on television is for them?

This past weekend, NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson set an unusual record: at age 56, she's the oldest woman in space.

It's time for our latest spoiler-laden open thread about ABC's Once Upon a Time! Go get caught up on last night's episode before you wander into this post and accompanying comment section, obviously.

Welcome back to our weekly discussion thread for ABC's Once Upon a Time! If you haven't gotten around to watching last night's episode, be warned: spoilers are within.

Welcome to our weekly discussion thread for ABC's Once Upon a Time! If you haven't seen last night's episode yet, be warned: spoilers below!

Once Upon a Time was back and brand-new last night, and here's our open thread to discuss! (This is definitely a preferred alternative to the other thing that aired last night, right?) As always, if you DVR'd the episode or are waiting on your OUaT buddy to watch the episode with you, tread lightly: there be spoilers here.

Our DVR addiction strikes again! Once Upon a Time's premiere got the drop on us last week due to our time-delay habits, but this week, we came prepared with the return of our open thread! Be warned, fellow DVR watchers: There will be spoilers!

In developing the character of Hayes, Atwell told Entertainment Weekly that she looked to real-life examples of former First Daughters--including Chelsea Clinton herself.