TV Girls

Ever watch TV and wonder why you can't afford to live like some of your favorite characters? Don't feel bad, they can't afford them either.

Jimmy Kimmel did a fantastic Golden Girls spoof with the cast of HBO's Girls. Check it out.

Even the best shows on TV have to suffer through some genuinely terrible characters. Here are some of the worst offenders.

In Girls fashion, tonight's premiere was full of cringe worthy moments and awkward sexual encounters, especially with Hannah Horvath. Read on!

It's becoming more and more common for networks to cancel shows but to do it in a way that is less shocking than in previous years on TV. The best way to accomplish this is to cancel a series and then give it one more season to finish out the story.

HBO shows are usually jam packed with nudity and sex. But one scene made even HBO uncomfortable.

After his success in both Rogue One and HBO's The Night Of, Riz Ahmed is already heading back to the small screen. And he'll be there before you know it.

Shockingly, it turns out that one of the four titular girls actually tried to quit the show. Here's what happened.

Season 5 of Girls is expected to hit the schedule in February of this year for 10 more episodes, but news broke this week that HBO’s half-hour comedy series Girls finally has an end date in sight. There is some light at the end of the tunnel for fans, however.

With so much great television on at the moment, you have to have some really captivating characters to differentiate yourself from the plethora of programming that’s available. While of course a series needs to have characters that the viewer really cares about, there’s perhaps an even more effective way of writing awesome characters. Namely: to make a character that’s a downright awful person.

Sex scenes aren't always comfortable for actors. For instance, most performers wear some kind of uncomfortable protective sheath around their genitals. Girls star Lena Dunham, however, ain’t got time for flesh-colored coverings.

As much as well-rounded characters can make otherwise non-outstanding shows watchable, annoying characters can easily break the best ones. We’ve rounded up the 10 most annoying characters of the 2014-2015 TV season, making this one of the most aggravation-fueled lists you’ll see this year.

Patton Oswalt recently went on an epic Twitter rant to express his appreciation for what Television has to offer, dropping more than a few titles in the process.

While this past Sunday night had the entire country abuzz over Kanye’s Grammy antics and The Walking Dead’s intense midseason premiere, things were far, far more quiet for HBO, where Girls, Togetherness and Looking put up positively dismal numbers.

While some people obviously have severe problems with nudity and violence on television, I revel in that kind of stuff. But it was still no easy task to put together the 10 most explicit TV series of 2014, because some of these shows’ filters seem to either be absent or clogged with hair and viscera. What a year, though.

We’re headed into a brand new year, and to celebrate, HBO has put out its yearly New Year video, which looks back at 2014 before heading into footage of 2015’s new and returning shows. Which means in the video we definitely get a look at Season 5 of Game of Thrones.

HBO’s Girls is finally headed back to the schedule, and to celebrate, the subscription cable network has put out the first extended trailer for Season 4. It looks at Hannah, who is headed to Iowa for a writers workshop, while her oddball group of friends continue to adjust to life away from the warm embrace of their parents’ monetary cocoons.

Love her or hate her, there are actions and conversations so Lena Dunham-y that her name has become a descriptive adjective. This morning, HBO released the first brand new look at the upcoming season of Girls, and Lena is being Dunham-y, as usual. Check out the first trailer for Season 4 of the series and see if you agree.

Following the success of The Sound of Music's live staging, NBC has been eager to repeat this kind of win. So the network has been seeking not only a property that would appeal to a broad audience, but also one that could attract more noteworthy stars.

NBC's loss is HBO's gain. Gillian Jacobs, who starred in the unfortunately-cancelled NBC comedy Community is set to play a role in HBO's comedy Girls for its fourth season, which is expected to air on the premium cable channel early next year.