Did you see Lindsay Weir from Freeks and Geeks on Mad Men last night? She's not the first 90s star to pop up on the show, and she likely won't be the last.

Cablevision used to love channel bundles. Now it's suing over them. We explain the change in tune.

"Batman: The Animated Series" can almost legally drink. Damn, I feel old.

It's a pretty straightforward question: "Star Trek" may be coming back if Bryan Fuller and Bryan Singer successfully revive "The Munsters".

As you may have already noticed, 2012 is going to be a more conversational year here at UPROXX.

"The Walking Dead" is one of the most popular scripted shows on the air.

Now that Melissa Rosenberg is finished writing a series of awful movies about a whiny teenager and her gay vampire boyfriend, and is working on touching "Highlander" in its no-no place for 2014, what else can she ruin.

"The Dark Tower" had problems of ambition right from the very start.

In an effort to try to stem the tide of people cutting ties with cable and satellite providers to watch TV programming online, Time Warner will tonight start heavily promoting TV Everywhere -- a long in development system that would basically allow cable subscribers to watch everything they do at home on their computers and mobile devices -- on TBS and TNT, according to a report by the New York Times' Brian Stelter.