Reports of Brian Griffin's death appear to have been unsurprisingly exaggerated as the appearance of a countdown site suggests the resurrection of Family Guy's family dog could be just a few days away.

If you think you were blown away by the Breaking Bad series finale, just imagine what it was like for the stars of the show to learn the fate of their own characters.

Gravity screenwriter Jonás Cuarón has finally revealed the identity of Sandra Bullock's distress call companion from the film's final climactic minutes with a short companion film that may take home its very own Oscar.

While the rest of the world grieves for the loss of Breaking Bad, one group of die-hard fans has taken a more literal approach to mourning the show's demise.

During a recent conference call to promote his show's 25th season, The Simpsons executive producer Al Jean revealed that an "iconic character" will be killed off in an upcoming episode.

After spending the last week spoiling every single thing besides Breaking Bad, Dean Norris (Hank Schrader) has become fed up with fans hounding him for Breaking Bad finale hints and has decided to go ahead and ruin the whole damn thing.

In his sleep, no less.

Inglewood resident Jason Lee (the Jason Lee?) got a surprise front-row seat to a police chase in his hometown last night, when officers pursuing a motorist in a stolen vehicle turned a corner outside his house.

IFC's Peabody Award (!) winning sketch comedy Portlandia is back with a brand new season starting this Friday @ 10 PM ET.

In this SPOILER-packed home video, two young boys express their extreme displeasure at the denouement of Disney's The Odd Life of Timothy Green — supposedly the "feel good movie of the season."

For the skeptics still holding out for physical proof that the fourth season of Arrested Development was truly, madly, deeply in production: Here's your very first look at the set of the revived show's first episode, courtesy of Michael Bluth himself.

If, after that previous twitpic of Arrested Development showrunner Mitch Hurwitz standing inside the writer's room, you still can't quite believe that the gone-too-soon cult TV show Arrested Development is truly making its way back to reality, perhaps this photo of producer/narrator Ron Howard's iPad displaying the…

Eagle-eyed Redditor SidIncognito was rewatching the first season of Game of Thrones on DVD when he noticed the head of former president George W. Bush sitting atop a spike in King's Landing.

Though it had been all-but-revealed for some time now, DC today officially confirmed the identity of its latest gay superhero: Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern.

On Friday night, moody Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner had a public discussion in L.A. to talk about all sorts of things. Grantland, the site no one wants to admit that they're reading religiously, was there to jot down his thoughts, including how Mad Men will end.

Do you want to be able to discuss the endings of 50 classic novels, but can't spend the time it takes to read all of them? If so, then it's your lucky day! 50 endings. Four minutes. Be spoiled, inside.

[Feel like the "mystery" of your wait time is erased by the LED displays the NYC Transit Authority is installing across the system? Thank Jason Eppink and Kevin Bracken of Newmindspace for this "spoiler alert" sign. Photo by Kristin Wardian.]

When it comes to plot details, producers of Mad Men are as tight lipped as an Olsen twin at an all-you-can-eat buffet. So, what happens in episode two three? One phrase: "I'm Peggy Olson and I want to smoke marijuana."