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After seven seasons, CBS’s hit sitcom “Two and a Half Men” will be down one man after the April 9 taping, sources tell PEOPLE. The reason? “Charlie’s just done,” says a set source.

Golf clubs in hands or not, the kids of "South Park" are ready to take on Tiger Woods....

TV News: CBS comedy halts production as star enters treatment center -- The short-term future of CBS' "Two and a Half Men" suddenly became cloudy after word emerged Tuesday that star Charlie Sheen is voluntarily entering rehab.

Sure, everyone loved 'Raymond.' But the actor-comedian worries: Will there be the same kind of love for his new TNT series about three middle-age guys?

Those who subscribe to the familiar adage "Dying is easy, comedy is hard" have not been hanging around lately with Ray Romano. The star and inspiration behind the hit family comedy "Everybody Loves Raymond" has discovered something far more difficult than comedy or sustaining a hit network sitcom.

Crazier than the Huxtables and sweeter than the Bluths, the Pritchett clam is reinventing the family comedy -- and viewers can totally relate.

A new season of “30 Rock” begins Thursday on NBC with comical reminders that the economic meltdown hasn’t blown over.

Conan O'Brien turned his "Tonight Show" stunt injury into comedy and showed footage of it as a "cautionary tale" for kids....

"Saturday Night Live" has started the season with a bang, or, more precisely, an F-bomb. Newcomer Jenny Slate let the dreaded word slip during a parody of a talk show by biker women. Called "Biker Chick Chat," the sketch was laden with tough talk from its participants, played by Slate, Kristen Wiig and guest host Megan Fox.

Sometimes funny at Dunder Mifflin can be paper-thin.

Peter Farrelly tells the Boston Globe the actor, now starring in ''Cold Souls,'' will step in as Larry, replacing Sean Penn