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Bianca Censori is following Kim Kardashian’s lead to split from Kanye West. However, can she truly match up to Ye’s ex? Well, Joe Rogan and his friends at least seem to think so.

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If anything, according to the podcast host, Censori might be way ahead of Kardashian in one specific aspect. That is, most of them seem to believe Bianca Censori is far hotter than Kim K. Moreover, they also have a particular reason behind thinking so.

What makes this entire situation interesting is the fact that Joe Rogan has also been vocal about his stance on the Skims owner and her family in the past. Which, to be honest, doesn’t paint them in a good light.

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Joe Rogan is no fan of David Corenswet’s upcoming debut as the Man of Steel in James Gunn’s Superman. On his recent podcast, Rogan didn’t hold back his opinions on the highly anticipated reboot, dismissing it outright and even going so far as to call the iconic superhero “stupid.” Rogan’s criticism didn’t stop there, he shared his frustration with Hollywood’s obsession with reboots.

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However, he may not be interested in Superman; his comments regarding Gunn’s infamous past tweets add a layer to his complex stance. In 2018, old tweets of Gunn’s resurfaced where the director made jokes about sensitive subjects. The jokes sparked controversy, but Rogan seemingly took his side and talked about the insensitivity.

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Joe Rogan has gotten tangled up in many controversies in the past. Whether for his own opinions, or for his guests. Well, as one of the most influential podcasters of recent times, it is not exactly a surprise that what he puts out in the world tends to get blown out of proportion by the sheer number of his viewers.

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Regardless, Rogan has recently sparked another heated debate when he with a bunch of his friends started deconstructing Anthony Mackie’s recent comments about Captain America.

While Mackie’s comments have already been a hot topic among fans, Joe Rogan’s insight into the matter has only seemed to fuel it even more. Interestingly, what caught people’s attention even more was the advice they had for the actor.

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Actor Michael Biehn has a podcast called Just Foolin About with Michael Biehn, which can be found on YouTube. Biehn’s latest guest was Veronica Cartwright, who ran into the alien xenomorph in the 1979 film Alien, seven years before Biehn had his own close encounter with the nasty creatures in Aliens. The full, 95 minute episode can be viewed at This Link – but to promote the episode, Biehn has dropped a 13 minute clip that shows Cartwright talking about the experience of working on Alien, including her reaction to the famous chestburster scene. You can check it out in the embed above.

Here’s the clip’s official description: Veronica Cartwright tells Michael Biehn about her time working on and filming Alien. She goes on to shed some light on whether or not the cast was truly unaware of what was about to happen in the iconic chestburster scene, and how genuine her reaction was.

Earlier this year, Paramount and Miramax announced that they are reviving the Scary Movie horror parody series to bring a Scary Movie 6 to theatres sometime in 2025, with the Wayans Brothers back in creative control – and that announcement has inspired us to go back and revisit the earlier entries in the franchise. Now we’re up to the 2006 sequel Scary Movie 4, and you can hear all about it in the video embedded above.

Directed by David Zucker from a screenplay by Craig Mazin, Jim Abrahams, and Pat Proft, Scary Movie 4 has the following synopsis: Dim-witted Cindy Campbell and her sex-crazed friend, Brenda, team up with cute-but-clueless Tom Ryan to save the world from a hostile alien invasion, with hints of War of the Worlds, Saw II, Million Dollar Baby and The Village.

The cast includes Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Craig Bierko, Leslie Nielsen, Bill Pullman, Anthony Anderson, Kevin Hart,...

Get ready to return to the octagon, as Frank Grillo has confirmed his return for the upcoming Warrior spin-off series. Directed by Gavin O'Connor, Warrior still stands as the greatest mixed martial arts movie ever made, despite several recent attempts. Starring Tom Hardy, Edgerton, and Nick Nolte, Warrior follows two estranged brothers, who are both fighting for the cash prize in a prestigious Mma tournament. What sounds like a cheesy set-up turns out to be a moving story about family and addiction, with some incredible fight scenes.

The Warrior spin-off series was confirmed way back in 2021, with writer/director Gavin O'Connor returning to helm the show. UFC legend Daniel Cormier is confirmed to star in the series, alongside Gina Rodriguez. Fans are still waiting to hear if Tom Hardy and/or Joel Edgerton will return for the show, but one of its other main cast members has confirmed his place ring side.

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Making its Peacock debut in April 2024, Warrior is one of the best and most acclaimed movies released in 2011. Equal parts riveting Mma action movie, moving domestic drama, and intense sibling rivalry, the movie stars Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton as estranged brothers on a collision course for fighting supremacy. Thanks to the excellent story, gritty direction, and powerhouse performances, it's no surprise that the film holds a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score.

13 years after its underwhelming theatrical run, Warrior stands tall as one of Tom Hardy's best films, featuring one of his most memorable performances. Yet, far from attracting Hardy fans only, Warrior is a must-see for hardcore sports movie enthusiasts, fight fanatics, underdog champions, and those who enjoy emotionally hard-hitting stories that culminate with rousing redemption.

Martial arts movies have had a huge impact on the cultural zeitgeist ever since they first made their way to the screen, creating some iconic rivalries in the process. The best martial arts movies have transcended decades, broken boundaries and impacted most other styles of film in one way or another. From the classics of wuxia, the rise of kung fu in the 70s and 80s, as well as the modern Mma landscape, these films have produced many superstars and supervillains.

Rivalries in martial arts movies have been as riveting as theyve been brutal. Iconic match-ups like Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris, Jackie Chan vs. Ken Lo, and Michelle Yeoh vs. Ziyi Zhang, have brought to life battles that made audiences feel the emotion in every single roundhouse kick. While a period drama might rely heavily on dialogue, and a comedy will require jokes and visual gags, martial arts films...

As the political landscape heats up, the air is thick with tension and expectations. The impending election can stir the pot like nothing else. Donald Trump recently took to the Joe Rogan Experience, igniting a firestorm of discussions that swept across social media and news platforms alike.

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This three-hour conversation wasn’t just another addition to the plethora of Trump’s rally speeches; it was a deep dive into the psyche of a former President and a current candidate. Besides this, Rogan also hosted a lively discussion with fellow comedians and commentators Bryan Callen, Eddie Bravo, and Brendan Schaub, where they took a jab at the political establishment, particularly focusing on Kamala Harris.

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Fame is a fickle friend; it can lift you to the stars or drag you into the abyss. This rings particularly true for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, whose illustrious career recently took a nosedive into controversy. Just last month, the world was taken aback by news of his arrest on serious charges.

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A torrent of unsettling stories has surfaced, revealing a side of Diddy that many may not have seen. The man once celebrated for his entrepreneurial flair and chart-topping hits now finds himself in a shadowy narrative that threatens to eclipse his glittering legacy.

Amid the swirling controversy, podcaster Joe Rogan weighed in with his own provocative take on the music mogul. He boldly asserted that Diddy isn’t gay, suggesting instead that his rumored encounters with male stars could have been a calculated ploy to showcase power, calling it “a drugged-up” power move.

Less than a week remains for the 2024 U.S. Presidential elections to commence. Campaigning has been going on with full force as candidates try their best to convince the citizens why they would be the better choice for leading the land of the free and the home of the brave. While there are a number of contenders in the run, Kamala Harris or Donald Trump seem to be the top choice for a majority of the voters.

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As we inch closer and closer to November 5th, Hollywood celebrities are taking some time out of their glamorous lives to talk about their preferred candidates. While Donald Trump has the support of some, it is Kamala Harris who takes the win for most celeb support. However, podcaster Joe Rogan wholeheartedly believes that people shouldn’t pay...

The Goldbergs season 10 images reveal the return of Barry's ex in a storyline that may cause waves on the sitcom. The show, which has been running on ABC since 2013, is a 1980s-set sitcom that shows the world from the naive point of view of the Goldberg family's youngest son Adam (Sean Giambrone). Adam's older brother Barry (Troy Gentile) has a major storyline surrounding his on-again-off-again relationship with Lainey Lewis (Aj Michalka) with whom he was briefly engaged.

Recently TVLine shared a brand-new set of images from The Goldbergs season 10 revealing Michalka's return.

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The episode is titled “Two-Timing Goldbergs” and will premiere on February 22. The storyline will follow Lainey returning to town to visit Erica's baby, though Erica's husband Geoff (Sam Lerner) isn't so sure it's a good idea for Lainey to be around Barry.

Related: The Goldbergs Season 10 Episode 13 Release Date (And Hiatus Explained)

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Exclusive: Mark O’Brien (Your Honor) will exec produce and star in the coming-of-age drama Topper from 1A Motion Pictures and Bad Lad Productions, which has wrapped production in Detroit. Others set for major roles include Paul Johansson (God Is a Bullet), Amanda Clayton (City on a Hill), and actor-comedians Jimmy Shubert (Entourage), Bryan Callen (Warrior) and Erik Griffin (Workaholics).

The first feature written and directed by actor Kevin McNamara (Why Women Kill) follows Topper (O’Brien), a hard-drinking middling comedian with a seemingly endless capacity for self-sabotage. Topper receives news that his estranged father (Johansson) is terminally ill and begrudgingly returns to Detroit to sell the family home, which was never much of a home to him.

While back in Detroit, the friends he left behind — Lucas (Callen), Cooper (Griffin) and Ray (Shubert) — aren’t shy about pointing out how far he has drifted off course, despite showing early promise as a young comic.

While The Goldbergs season 10 successfully covered up Jeff Garlin’s exit by killing off Murray, this hasn’t fixed the biggest problem with the nostalgic family sitcom. One major problem with setting shows during a nostalgic period in the past is that, the longer the show is on the air, the weirder it will be for time to remain still in-universe. For example, Stranger Things can’t have 11 seasons set during the 80s if each season takes place over a full year, since that would require over a full decade of in-universe time.

Similarly, while The Goldbergs is pointedly set in “1980-something” to avoid this issue, that excuse won’t work forever. While The Goldbergs handled Jeff Garlin’s exit poorly at first, season 10 of the series managed to fix this problem by promptly killing off the character off-screen. However, there is a bigger issue with The Goldbergs season 10.

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Debra Wilson, one of the original cast members on “MADtv,” said that she left the sketch comedy series in 2003 after hearing about a pay disparity between her and the white male actors that joined the cast after her. In an interview with Comedy Hype News, Wilson revealed the showrunners were unwilling to bump her pay or address the issue after bringing it to their attention.

“I was a tenured cast member from the beginning, from pilot, and people were coming in after me making more than me,” Wilson said. “And when I realized there were white male cast members who were coming in after me making more than me I went, ‘Okay, can we talk about this?’ And the answer essentially was no.”

While Wilson did not reveal the exact pay gap between her and the other cast members’ salaries, she said her departure was less about “dollars and cents...

Comedian Bryan Callen is suing a man who emailed CAA and Innovative Artists urging them to drop him as a client and alleging that he’s a serial sexual predator.

Callen says Gabriel Tigerman started reaching out to his reps and others who do business with him after the L.A. Times published a July 31 story in which the man’s wife, Katherine Fiore Tigerman, alleged Callen raped her two decades ago.

The comedian says he never assaulted her and the allegations of misconduct in the article are false. He told the Times their encounter was consensual.

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Comedian Bryan Callen is suing a man who emailed CAA and Innovative Artists urging them to drop him as a client and alleging that he’s a serial sexual predator.

Callen says Gabriel Tigerman started reaching out to his reps and others who do business with him after the L.A. Times published a July 31 story in which the man’s wife, Katherine Fiore Tigerman, alleged Callen raped her two decades ago.

The comedian says he never assaulted her and the allegations of misconduct in the article are false. He told the Times their encounter was consensual.

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Bryan Callen says he is innocent of multiple rape allegations made against him, and the former The Goldbergs actor is suing the husband of one of his accusers to prove it, sort of.

“This lawsuit arises from Defendant Gabriel Tigerman’s ongoing campaign to destroy the livelihood of actor and stand-up comic Bryan Callen through threats, harassment, and intimidation of third parties that dare contract with him,” says the complaint citing intentional interference with contractual relations filed Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court.

“Driven by the false allegation that Mr. Callen assaulted his wife over 20 years ago, Mr. Tigerman has sent and continues to send Mr. Callen’s representatives and others direct demands that they cease doing business with him, or else be falsely branded as supporters of sexual assault,” the jury trial seeking paperwork continues (read it here).). “As a direct result of Mr. Tigerman’s vengeful interference, Mr.

“Schooled” actor Bryan Callen has been dropped as a client by his agents at CAA, three weeks after he was accused of rape and sexual assault by multiple women.

Additionally, Innovative Artists has also dropped Callen, according to the Los Angeles Times. Reps for the agency did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment. Callen was repped by CAA for his stand-up comedy and Innovative for acting jobs.

In July, Callen, who has also appeared on “Goldbergs” and “MADtv,” was accused by four women of varying degrees of sexual misconduct including harassment, assault and rape in a report published by the Los Angeles Times.

Callen has denied all of the allegations against him in a statement, saying he has “never raped, forced myself upon a woman nor have I offered to trade stage time for sex. Ever.” He also characterized the night with Tigerman as a “date” and...

Comedian Bryan Callen has spoken out after denying sexual assault or misconduct allegations by four women. The comedian is also taking a leave of absence from his podcast for the time being. The Los Angeles Times reported on Friday that Callen was accused of raping actress Katherine Fiore Tigerman in 1999. Three other women also […]

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Grammy winning music producer Detail, real name Noel Fisher, has been arrested by Los Angeles County Sheriffs as part of an investigation into “multiple” accusations of sexual assault, the department announced Wednesday night.

In a statement, the department said it it is investigating accusations related to incidents it said occurred between 2010 and 2018, and that the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office has filed 15 charges of sexual assault and 5 additional felony assault charges against Fisher.

An arrest warrant was issued against Fisher on July 31 and he was arrested on Wednesday. His bail is set at $6,290,000.

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“Based on the nature of the allegations, Svb detectives believe there may be additional potential victims and they are seeking the public’s help in identifying any such victims,” the department said.

The identities of the accusers related to the charges have not been disclosed.

Following accusations of rape and sexual misconduct from four women in an article from The Los Angeles Times, comedian Bryan Callen has released a statement strongly denying the serious claims. Well known for his role as Coach Mellor on The Goldbergs and its short-lived spinoff series Schooled, Callen also co-hosts the podcast The Fighter and the Kid alongside Brendan Schaub. Promising a lengthier response to the allegations to come in the next edition of his podcast, Callen immediately addressed each of the claims with a statement of his own.

One of the accusers, Katherine Fiore Tigerman, alleged that Bryan Callen had held her down and forced her into sex despite her pleas for him to stop. According to Tigerman, the alleged incident happened at Callen's home in 1999 after the two had met many years earlier. Although she says she told a friend and her boyfriend about the incident after it happened,...

Multiple women have come forward with claims of sexual assault and misconduct against actor Bryan Callen, who recurred as Coach Mellor on ABC’s The Goldbergs and starred in its short-lived spinoff Schooled.

The main account in an article published by the Los Angeles Times on Friday comes from former actress Katherine Fiore Tigerman, who alleges that Callen, now 53, raped her in 1999 after taking her out to dinner to celebrate a pilot she booked. Callen denied the allegation in a statement to the Times, calling Tigerman’s account “demonstrably false,” insisting that they “both agreed to have sex.”

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Actor/comedian Bryan Callen has been accused by four women of varying degrees of sexual misconduct including harassment, assault and rape in a report published by the Los Angeles Times on Friday. He is best known for his roles on “MADtv,” “The Goldbergs” and “Schooled.”

Former “MADtv” star Katherine Fiore Tigerman said the comedian raped her in 1999 when she first moved to Los Angeles to shoot a pilot. Tigerman said the incident took place at Callen’s apartment following what was meant to be a celebratory dinner between friends. She told the Times that Callen held her down and raped her while she repeatedly told him “no.”

“So I said, ‘I’m Katherine. I’m Katherine. It’s me. Please, this is not what I want to be doing right now,'” Tigerman told the Times. “And he’s like, ‘You’re gonna love this. We’re just going to...

Comedian/actor Bryan Callen has adamantly denied allegations of rape and sexual misconduct detailed by four women in a report Friday in The Los Angeles Times.

“Let me be very clear: I have never raped, forced myself upon any woman nor offered to trade stage time for sex. Ever,” Callen said in a statement posted on Twitter. “The horrific and false allegations originated in today’s LA Times will be addressed in detail in a special Saturday night edition of my podcast Tfatk tomorrow.”

He continued: “I will not allow the cancel culture to subvert what I know and as importantly, what these women know, is the truth.”

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The allegations against Callen date back to 1999, according to the Times report, when former MadTV cast member Katherine Fiore Tigerman, an aspiring actor at the time, alleged Callen raped her...

Bryan Callen, a standup comedian and star of ABC’s “The Goldbergs,” has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct by four women in a report published by the Los Angeles Times.

Callen is alleged to have raped Katherine Fiore Tigerman, an actor and comedian whose credits include the TBS series “Wedding Band,” in 1999. Another woman, Rachel Green, alleges that Callen tried to force himself on her during an encounter which took place in an American Apparel fitting room in 2009.

The most recent allegation is from 2017 when Tiffany King, a comedian who previously performed at the same club as Callen, alleges that he offered her stage time and money in exchange for sexual favors.

Callen is best known for playing high school gym teacher Rick Mellor in “The Goldbergs” and more prominently in its recently-canceled spinoff series “Schooled.” Sources close to “The Goldbergs” say that Callen will not appear in...

Netflix has scrapped plans for a prank show starring comedian Chris D’Elia, TheWrap has confirmed.

D’Elia had closed a deal to create the show with his friend and “Schooled” star Bryan Callen earlier this year, but the deal was scrapped when D’Elia first came under fire for sexual harassment last month, according to an individual familiar with the situation.

The unscripted series, which had not been announced, was set “to focus on the relationship between the two comics and their affinity for pulling high jinks,” according to the Los Angeles Times, which first reported the news. It had not yet gone into production.

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The accusations against De’Elia surfaced last month when a number of women shared similar stories of D’Elia exhibiting predatory behavior online. Several of the women said they were underage when the conversations with D’Elia occurred.

Chris D’Elia’s next project won’t be seeing the light of day on Netflix. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the streamer has scrapped plans for an upcoming prank show fronted by D’Elia and Bryan Callen. Related: Whitney Cummings Responds After Chris D’Elia Is Accused Of Sexually Harassing Underage Women The move comes after sexual misconduct allegations emerged...

Netflix has pulled the plug on an upcoming unscripted prank show featuring Chris D’Elia after allegations surfaced that the comedian and actor had solicited underage girls on social media, a spokesperson for the streaming network confirmed to Deadline.

D’Elia had just closed a deal with Netflix to make the show with his best friend and comedian Bryan Callen when the allegations surfaced in June, according to sources close to the project. The show had not yet gone into production, and we hear that Netflix decided not to move forward with it amid the allegations. The streamer’s decision to scrap the project was first reported by The Los Angeles Times.

D’Elia released a statement in June denying that he “knowingly pursued” underage females.

“I know I have said and done things that might have offended people during my career, but I have never knowingly pursued any underage women at any point,...

A Chris D’Elia prank show that was in the works at Netflix is no longer moving forward, a Netflix spokesperson has confirmed. The move comes in the wake of multiple women alleging that the comedian and actor tried to engage with them sexually when they were as young as 16.

The Los Angeles Times first reported the news. According to a source familiar with the situation, the decision was made in the days following the allegations surfacing in mid-June. Comedian Bryan Callen was also developing the series alongside D’Elia.

The women who came forward alleged that D’Elia sent them inappropriate messages and attempted to solicit nude photos from them.

“I know I have said and done things that might have offended people during my career, but I have never knowingly pursued any underage women at any point,” D’Elia said in a statement last month to TMZ. “All of...

Netflix has scrapped an upcoming prank show starring Chris D’Elia, following recent allegations of the comedian’s predatory behavior aimed at underage girls.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the project would have featured D’Elia and fellow comic Bryan Callen (The Goldbergs, Schooled), focusing on their relationship and affinity for playing practical jokes. Harassment allegations against D’Elia surfaced shortly after Netflix greenlit the series, and it was ultimately cancelled before production had begun.

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Netflix has scuttled plans for an unscripted show featuring comedians Chris D'Elia and Bryan Callen after accusations of sexual misconduct against D'Elia were made public.

News of the decision comes about a month after multiple women accused the 40-year-old D'Elia of sexually harassing them, including when they were underage. One alleged victim said the comic asked her for nude pictures knowing she was a minor.

D'Elia denied the allegations, saying he "never knowingly pursued" underage women and that all his relationships have been "legal and consensual." He was subsequently dropped by his agency, CAA....

Bryan Callen is a jack of all trades when it comes to entertainment. He acts, he writes, and he serves as a popular podcast host, hosting The Fighter and the Kid alongside Brendan Schaub.

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According to IMDb, Callen has been credited in hundreds of TV shows and movies since his acting career began back in 1995. Obviously, with a filmography that extensive and diverse, some creative outputs are bound to be better and more popular than others. Luckily, Callen has been involved in many great things throughout the years. These are Bryan Callen's ten best movie and television roles, ranked according to IMDb.

Network: ABC.

Episodes: 34 (half-hour).

Seasons: Two.

TV show dates: January 9, 2019 — May 13, 2020.

Series status: Cancelled.

Performers include: Aj Michalka, Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, Israel Johnson, Dallas Edwards, Alphonso McAuley, Stephen Tobolowsky, Lennon Parham, and Jeffery Cade Ross Brown.

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From creators Adam F. Goldberg and Marc Firek, the Schooled TV show is a spin-off of The Goldbergs sitcom. Set in the 1990s, Schooled follows Lainey Lewis (Michalka) and the faculty of William Penn Academy. Read More…...

A mid-season replacement, Schooled was ABC's second-highest-rated new sitcom of the 2018-19 season. Will its ratings grow or shrink this time around? Will Schooled be cancelled or renewed for season three? Stay tuned. Status update below.

A comedy series, Schooled is a spin-off of The Goldbergs and stars Aj Michalka, Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, and Haneefah Wood. Set at William Penn Academy in the 1990s, the series begins as Lainey Lewis (Michalka) returns to Jenkintown, Pennsylvania after pursuing her dreams of stardom on the West Coast. She reluctantly takes a job as a music teacher at her alma mater. She discovers that Rick Mellor (Callen) is still the gym teacher and John Glascott (Meadows) has become the new principal. She works alongside enthusiastic Charlie "C.B." Brown (Dier) and Wilma (Wood), a new science teacher. Despite their eccentricities and crazy personal lives, these...

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Airing on the ABC television network, Schooled is a spin-off of The Goldbergs and stars Aj Michalka, Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, and Haneefah Wood. Set at William Penn Academy in the 1990s, the series begins as Lainey Lewis (Michalka) returns to Jenkintown, Pennsylvania after pursuing her dreams of stardom on the West Coast. She reluctantly takes a job as a music teacher at her alma mater. She...

Is the second season of the ABC's Schooled TV show making the grade? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Schooled is cancelled or renewed for season three. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we invite you to rate all of the season two episodes of Schooled for us here. Status update below.

An ABC sitcom, Schooled is a spin-off of The Goldbergs and stars Aj Michalka, Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, and Haneefah Wood. Set at William Penn Academy in the 1990s, the series begins as Lainey Lewis (Michalka) returns to Jenkintown, Pennsylvania after pursuing her dreams of stardom on the West Coast. She reluctantly takes a job as a music teacher at...

Schooled hasn't received a passing grade from ABC. The network has revealed they've cancelled the TV show so, it won't be returning for a third season.

A spin-off of The Goldbergs, the Schooled comedy series begins as Lainey Lewis (Aj Michalka) returns to Jenkintown, Pennsylvania after pursuing her dreams of stardom on the West Coast. She reluctantly takes a job as a music teacher at her alma mater. The cast also includes Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, and Haneefah Wood.

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Schooled is out forever: ABC has cancelled the Goldbergs spinoff after two seasons, TVLine has confirmed.

The Season 2 finale, which will now serve as the series finale, aired on May 13. The cancellation caps Schooled‘s run at a total of 34 episodes. ABC also axed comedies Single Parents and Bless This Mess and freshman drama Emergence on Thursday, while renewing 13 other series, including The Goldbergs for an eighth season.

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Premiering in Households Everywhere June 9 from Lionsgate

Don’t miss the paws-itively heartwarming family comedy Think Like a Dog, premiering on Digital, and On Demand June 9 from Lionsgate. The film will be available on Blu-ray (plus Digital), and DVD the same day. A doggone good time for all ages, the film stars Gabriel Bateman (Annabelle, Benji, Playmobil: The Movie), Kunal Nayyar (TV’s “The Big Bang Theory,” Trolls, Ice Age: Continental Drift), Julia Jones (TV’s “The Mandalorian,” “Westworld,” The Twilight Saga: Eclipse), Janet Montgomery (The Space Between Us, TV’s “New Amsterdam”), Bryan Callen, Todd Stashwick as the voice of “Henry”, with Megan Fox (Transformers, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Jennifer’s Body), and Josh Duhamel (Transformers: The Last Knight), and is written and directed by Daytime Emmy® nominee Gil Junger and produced by Andrew Lazar, Cory Chen (upcoming The Doorman), and Linshu Zhang.

Class will continue for Schooled. According to TVLine, ABC has ordered additional episodes for the TV show's second season and hired a new showrunner.

A spin-off of The Goldbergs, the sitcom follows Lainey Lewis (Aj Michalka) and the faculty of William Penn Academy. The cast also includes Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, Brett Dier, Israel Johnson, Dallas Edwards, Alphonso McAuley, Stephen Tobolowsky, Lennon Parham, and Jeffery Cade Ross Brown.

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ABC is down for a full sophomore year of Schooled.

However, there will be some changes at the wheel.

The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the Alphabet network has expanded Schooled Season 2 to 22 episodes.

But the series will be getting another new showrunner.

Tim Doyle, who replaced series co-creator back in August, is stepping down effective immediately.

He is being replaced by co-executive producers Tom Hertz and Vanessa McCarthy, who will work closely with co-creator Adam F. Goldberg.

“We’re incredibly proud of Schooled and are thrilled to order a full season of this sharp, fresh and funny comedy that has proven to be a consistently strong pairing with its Goldbergs lead-in,” ABC Entertainment President Karey Burke said in a statement.

“We’re so grateful to the show’s top-notch cast and crew, and we’re looking forward to bringing more hilarious stories about the teachers and students at William Penn Academy to our viewers.

Schooled will remain in session at ABC, albeit with a slightly different administration at the helm. The network on Tuesday announced a full-season order for the Goldbergs spinoff, bringing its sophomore episode count to a complete 22.

Tim Doyle, who assumed showrunning duties from series co-creator Marc Firek back in August, is being replaced by co-executive producers Tom Hertz and Vanessa McCarthy, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Hertz and McCarthy will reportedly work closely with series co-creator Adam F. Goldberg.

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“Schooled” is changing showrunners again. ABC gave the sophomore “Goldbergs” spinoff series a back-nine order Tuesday, and announced that Tom Hertz (“Rules of Engagement”)and Vanessa McCarthy (“Modern Family”) will be showrunners for the rest of Season 2.

They replace “The Kids Are Alright” creator Tim Doyle, who helmed the first 13 episodes of Season 2 and left due to creative differences, according to a person close to production. Before Doyle, co-creator Marc Firek was the showrunner for Season 1.

“We’re incredibly proud of ‘Schooled’ and are thrilled to order a full season of this sharp, fresh and funny comedy that has proven to be a consistently strong pairing with its ‘Goldbergs’ lead-in,” said Karey Burke, president of ABC Entertainment. “We’re so grateful to the show’s top-notch cast and crew, and we’re looking forward to bringing more hilarious stories about the teachers and students at William Penn Academy to our viewers.

“Schooled” has received a back nine order for its second season at ABC. In addition, showrunner Tim Doyle has departed the series.

Series co-executive producers Tom Hertz and Vanessa McCarthy will take over for Doyle. Season 2 of the show will now run for 22 episodes compared to the 13-episode first season. The first season of the show launched at midseason, while Season 2 debuted this fall.

This marks the second showrunner change for the “Goldbergs” spinoff this year, with Doyle having taken over from Season 1 showrunner and series co-creator Marc Firek in August. Doyle, who remains under an overall deal at ABC Studios, previously created the ABC comedy “The Kids Are Alright.” That show aired for one season and was based on Doyle’s own childhood growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family.

Hertz previously worked with Doyle on “The Kids Are Alright.” He also created the CBS comedy “Rules of Engagement.

ABC has given a Back 9 order to comedy series Schooled, bringing its sophomore run to a full-season 22 episodes. As part of the pickup, Tom Hertz and Vanessa McCarthy have been named new showrunners of The Goldbergs spinoff, from Sony TV Studios and ABC Studios. They replace Tim Doyle, who has left over creative differences.

Doyle joined as showrunner at the start of Season 2, replacing Marc Firek, who co-created Schooled with The Goldbergs creator Adam F. Goldberg and ran it during its freshman season.

Schooled was the last remaining broadcast series awaiting word on a back order. As a midseason entry last season, it had been renewed for a second season with a 13-episode initial order. Its full-season pickup never was in doubt; it just was delayed until series’ producers Sony TV and ABC Studios locked in a new showrunner. While he continues as an active executive producer on both The Goldbergs,...

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Schooled has a new principal. Deadline reports The Kids Are Alright creator Tim Doyle has been named as the new showrunner for the ABC TV show.

Set in the '90s, the comedy series follows Lainey Lewis (Aj Michalka) and the faculty of William Penn Academy. Although Lainey once matriculated there, she’s taking a detour from the pursuit of rock stardom and has returned to teach music. The cast also includes Tim Meadows, Bryan Callen, and Brett Dier.

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The Kids Are Alright creator Tim Doyle has stepped to the head of the class at ABC’s Schooled as its new showrunner. He replaces Marc Firek, who has left the series he co-created and ran that is headed into its sophomore season.

The move brings Doyle back to ABC, which canceled The Kids Are Alright in May after its freshman season.

Spun off from ABC’s veteran sitcom The Godlbergs, Schooled stars that series’ Aj Michalka, Tim Meadows and Bryan Callen. Set in 1990-something, it follows the faculty of William Penn Academy, led by new music teacher and Wp graduate Lainey Lewis (Michalka), Principal Glascott (Meadows), Coach Mellor (Callen) and young, enthusiastic super-teacher Charlie Brown, or Cb for short (Brett Dier). Despite their eccentricities and crazy personal lives, these teachers are heroes to their students.