With Charlie’s vast expertise and likeable personality, he was approached to appear on Antiques Roadshow a few years ago and jumped at the chance, given the show’s high viewing figures and ...

T he success of the longest-running sitcoms can be attributed to their timelessness and adaptability; they have to survive new decades, after all. In some ways, situational comedi ...

Don’t miss a moment as we inch closer to the grand finale, where we reveal the ultimate standout show of the year ... put to the test. – David Brown, Deputy Previews Editor If you wrote ...

The series has seen many changes over the years, including some major switch-ups in the cast, but one thing which hasn't changed is the stunning scenery, thanks to the show's village setting.

[Now, “Shotgun Tom” Kelly, Radio Host. The middle-aged white man sits next to a microphone, wearing a black hat, wire-rimmed glasses and a brown goatee.] “Shotgun Tom” Kelly, Radio Host ...

He recounted an anecdote from his time on the show ... house, Charlie made a name for himself in the classic car auction scene, overseeing esteemed events like California's Pebble Beach Vintage ...

An unexpected revelation has shocked many Charlie Brown fans for decades: the realization that Linus’ famous Bible monologue from Charles Schulz’s A Charlie Brown Christmas was nearly cut out ...

When I was researching my spiritual biography of Schulz, “A Charlie Brown Religion,” one of my favorite finds was a 1965 letter from a Florida viewer, Betty Knorr. She praised the show for ...

The four-minute sketch, which aired during the show’s Dec. 21 episode ... a new take on “A Charlie Brown Christmas” featuring cast members of “Saturday Night Live” dressing up as ...

If there's one program to add to your list, it's Happy New Year, Charlie Brown. First airing in 1985, the special follows the Peanuts gang as Charlie Brown tries to write a book report about Leo ...

Chuck, who's been Ohio's official groundhog for weather forecasting since 1979, is making the journey to Marion from ...

A popular TV anchor in Myrtle Beach, SC announced that at the end of January he’ll be leaving his job. Derrion Henderson has worked as the Morning Anchor for WMBF News in the Grand Strand. He took to ...