Morning Madness (10/8)

Good morning! The weekend has begun so it's time for errbody to relax, sit down and see what happened in Hollywood yesterday. A lot went down, including the final decision on one of the most legendary shows on air while few of the least noticeable shows made a noticeable switch. Check out all the news in a fresh "Morning Madness".

Morning Madness (10/6)

It's a sad day for Hollywood and technology in general but largely thanks to Steve Jobs' heritage the presses won't stop rolling. Perhaps best to take your mind of things with a whole lot of TV stories you may have missed, all in one place with another installment of AngrodTV's "Morning Madness".

Review: The Simpsons S21E15 - Stealing First Base

It goes without saying that the first five minutes of 'Stealing First Base' had 10x more sincerity and humor to it than the entire episode of Family Guy. I think The Simpsons is lifting me to a much higher form of animated humor and quality and I, for one, love it. In this week's episode, Bart gets a girlfriend, Lisa gets an F, many gay kisses are seen and Michelle Obama makes an appearance.

Review: The Simpsons S21E14 - Postcards From The Wedge

Don't let the outdated spoof on The Jetsons fool you, this is easily the best episode of The Simpsons in years. Sure, there are millions of fans who are happy to disagree, but here's why I think that this episode, was truely magnificent...

Castle takes on Late Night fued

ABC's crime-solving will soon involve a spoof towards NBC's Late Night debacle. Castle is prepping an episode inspired by the fight for the hosting job and adds a tiny bit of murder in the mix, Michael Aussiello reports.

The episode, which is called 'The Late Shaft'. Tom Bergeron has signed on to guest as Bobby Mann, a late-night talk show host who gets wacked. And who else could've done it than his possible successor (played by Bill Bellamy) who was after Mann's timeslot. Other guest stars involve Fred Willard as Bergeron's sidekick, French Stewart (3rd Rock From The Sun) as a Pellicano-esque investigator and Yeardley Smith (Lisa from The Simpsons) as a comedy-club owner.

'The Late Shaft' airs April 26th on ABC.

I don't know about you guys, but for a show that I don't follow, this might well be worth tuning in for..

Review: The Simpsons S21E13 - The Color Yellow

The Simpsons go back to their heritage and what they find is both surprising and liberating.