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[07/08/26 - 11:36 AM]
Warner Bros. Television Group Receives 52 Nominations for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards
Highlights include an Outstanding Drama Series nomination for "The Pitt," and Comedy Series nods for "Abbott Elementary" and "Shrinking," and a Lead Actor nomination for Steve Carell's role in "Rooster."
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[07/08/26 - 10:19 AM]
HBO Max Receives the Most Emmy Nominations with 122 Nods
"The Pitt" received 26 nominations including Outstanding Drama Series; while "Hacks" was given 25 nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series.
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[05/14/26 - 10:07 AM]
"Rooster" Capped Off a Standout First Season, Becoming HBO's Most-Watched Comedy Debut in Over 15 Years
The series is averaging 6.5 million U.S. viewers per episode, with the finale reaching 2.2 million viewers in its first three days.
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[04/09/26 - 09:00 AM]
HBO Renews Most-Watched Comedy "Rooster," Starring Steve Carell, for a Second Season
New episodes of the 10-episode season, from Warner Bros. Television, debut Sundays at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT leading up to the season finale on May 10.
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[03/20/26 - 11:13 PM]
Development Update: Week of March 16-20
Updates include: Hulu passes on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale"; Cobie Smulders becomes regular on Netflix's "The Lincoln Lawyer"; and Bravo once again pauses "The Real Housewives of Miami."
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[02/23/26 - 10:01 AM]
What's New on HBO Max This March
Catch the debuts of the limited series "DTF St. Louis," comedy series "Rooster," and a new season of "The Comeback."
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[02/05/26 - 10:01 AM]
HBO Original Comedy Series "Rooster," Starring Steve Carell, From Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses, Debuts March 8
A comedy set on a college campus centering on an author's (Carell) complicated relationship with his daughter (Charly Clive).
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[12/12/25 - 05:00 AM]
Video: HBO Max Brand Spot Teases 2026 Original Programming Slate with Never-Before-Seen Footage and First Looks
Including exclusive first looks on HBO Max social accounts, the spot underscores HBO Max's commitment to delivering high quality, must-see stories that inspire, entertain, and spark conversations around the globe.
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[12/08/25 - 10:00 AM]
HBO Original Comedy Series "Rooster," Starring Steve Carell, From Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses, Debuts March 2026
A comedy set on a college campus centering on an author's (Carell) complicated relationship with his daughter (Charly Clive).
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[08/01/25 - 11:45 PM]
Development Update: Week of July 28-August 1
Updates include: Tracy Spiridakos is "Anna Pigeon" at USA Network; Netflix cancels "FUBAR" after two seasons; and Robert Carlyle cast as Sherlock Holmes in "Watson" at CBS.
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[07/11/25 - 11:27 PM]
Development Update: Week of July 7-11
Updates include: ABC orders "Scrubs" revival to series; Max pulls the plug on "Duster"; and Annie Potts, Josh Segarra and Abigail Spencer tapped for FOX's "Best Medicine."
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[06/20/25 - 11:08 PM]
Development Update: Week of June 16-20
Updates include: "Tucci in Italy" to return for second season on National Geographic; Timothy Olyphant boards "The Five-Star Weekend" at Peacock; and Netflix lands reboot of "The Land of the Lost."
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[02/28/25 - 11:15 PM]
Development Update: Week of February 24-28
Updates include: Oscar Nuñez to return for "The Office" offshoot; "Reacher" spin-off "Neagley" sets cast; and DC Studios gives status report on various projects.
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[02/21/25 - 11:56 PM]
Development Update: Week of February 17-21
Updates include: ABC gives series order to "9-1-1: Nashville"; "Jury Duty" to return for season two on Prime Video; and CBS's "Zarna" pilot casts Rizwan Manji and Chandni Shah.
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[12/13/24 - 11:48 PM]
Development Update: Week of December 9-13
Updates include: Max ends output deal with Sesame Workshop; Amazon cancels "Dinner with the Parents"; and Hulu orders pilot for "Prison Break" reboot series.
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[11/08/24 - 11:15 PM]
Development Update: Week of November 4-8
Updates include: Phil Dunster to star opposite Steve Carell in HBO series; Macaulay Culkin boards season two of "Fallout"; and Sam Nivola joins Connie Britton in Hulu comedy pilot "Phony."
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[05/20/24 - 09:00 AM]
HBO Orders New Comedy Series, Starring Steve Carell, from Bill Lawrence and Matt Tarses
A single-camera comedy set on a college campus, centering on an author's complicated relationship with his daughter.
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