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The season finale of Season 26 of Law & Order: Svu is airing tonight on NBC at 9 p.m. Et, and we have an exclusive early sneak peek!

The episode is called “Post-Rage.”

Here’s a plot summary: Benson (Mariska Hargitay) investigates a string of sexual assaults targeting local female psychiatrists. The squad celebrates a promotion.

The episode also guest stars Betsy Brandt, who played Marie Schrader on Breaking Bad and Heather Hughes on Life in Pieces, and Michael Torpey, who played Co Thomas Humphrey on Orange Is the New Black.

Keep reading to find out more…

In an exclusive sneak peek of the finale episode, Gretchen, a therapist in New York City, is woken up to the buzzer in her home office, and the squad reports to the scene. Watch it inside…

Make sure to check out the Season 26 finale episode “Post-Rage” tonight at 9 p.m. Et on NBC.

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It sounds like Jake Paul has a new target in mind after his Netflix fight with Mike Tyson … at least, that’s the case according to Jimmy Fallon.

On Tuesday night, the “Tonight Show” host told his studio audience how Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell suffered a fall during a Senate lunch. “Thankfully, he’s doing Ok and should have no problem getting ready for his upcoming fight with Jake Paul,” the NBC star joked, adding, “it’s going to be close.”

Fallon also took a jab at another older politician. After revealing that some of the most searched topics on Google in 2024 were the presidential election, the New York Times Connections puzzle and the Yankees, Fallon dropped the “least popular” search term of the year: “Joe Biden thirst traps.”

That was about as political as “The Tonight Show” got on Tuesday. Instead, Fallon embraced his silly, holiday-loving side. Later in the episode,...

Procedural dramas in television tend to focus on a group of specialized professionals as they work to solve a wealth of complex problems. So, whether it's General Hospital or Law & Order, these shows give fans something to really focus on and allow them to sink their teeth into the nuances of the mystery. Due to the broad nature of this genre, there are many long-running procedurals, all of which provide audiences with a unique sense of dramatic tension.

Although a lot of the most popular procedural dramas have been running for decades, the 2020s have also provided audiences with a ton of exciting programs. Even when the Covid-19 pandemic made the entertainment industry grind to a halt, certain networks continued to produce these shows. As such, it seems that this new decade has spawned a new generation of hard-hitting procedural dramas.

This Show Gives Fans a Unique Look into the...

FBI: International is losing another star.

Luke Kleintank, who has played Supervisory Special Agent Scott Forrester since the show’s debut, will exit the CBS series as it nears the end of its current third season, TVLine has confirmed.

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“After much thought and consideration, I’ve made the difficult decision to leave FBI: International,” the...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for FBI: International Season 2 Episode 12, “Someone She Knew.”] The January 24 episode of FBI: International ended just as we thought it would when it came to the reassignment that Special Agent Scott Forrester (Luke Kleintank) was facing, but oh, did we love watching how it went down. The Fly Team’s least favorite person, Ken Dandridge (Michael Torpey), forced his way into their latest investigation, going so far as to give a press conference when he shouldn’t have and allowing the suspect to escape with the girls he’d kidnapped. At first, Deputy Director John Van Leer (R. Ward Duffy) and Senator Jenna Preuitt (Lorna Lowe) praised him for his transparency. But then Forrester, with help from the agent Dandridge had placed on the team, Zoey McKenna (Kelley Missal), figured out how the other man was so up to date on the moves they weren’t telling him: He issued an unauthorized wiretap on ...

The following contains spoilers from the Jan. 24 episode of CBS’ FBI: International.

For weeks now, FBI: International‘s Special Agent Scott Forrester has been threatened, by muckety-muck Ken Dandridge, with the termination of his time on the Fly Team.

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In this week’s episode — which involved the search for one, and then two, missing girls — Forrester (played by original cast member Luke Kleintank...

Is the Fly Team about to say goodbye to their boss, Special Agent Scott Forrester (Luke Kleintank), in the January 24 episode of FBI: International? If Ken Dandridge (Michael Torpey) gets his way, yes, but Forrester has said he’s not leaving without a fight. “When it comes to Dandridge, Scott knows he has to play his cards right. Even though he would love to get into a physical fight with him, he is much smarter than that,” Kleintank tells TV Insider. “This fight, for him, is a game of cat and mouse, where Forrester is slowly stalking his prey.” The rest of the Fly Team doesn’t exactly agree with Forrester’s methods; understandably, the last thing they want is for Scott to be reassigned (to Alabama!). “The team thinks Scott needs to be more proactive in positioning himself, but he’s always one step ahead,” Kleintank says. In addition...

This week on FBI: International, the locking of horns between Special Agent Scott Forrester and muckety-muck Ken Dandridge hits a tipping point, as their approaches to cracking a case wildly differ. Could this be the clash that gets Forrester booted from the Fly Team for good?

In the episode “Someone She Knew” (airing Tuesday at 9/8c on CBS), the Fly Team races off to find a kidnapped American teen in Austria, all as the proverbial clock ticks on Forrester’s reassignment. As a result, Forrester finds himself having to weigh the value in following the lead of Dandridge (played by...

Michael Torpey as Ken Dandridge and Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester in ‘FBI: International’ season 2 episode 11

The team’s called in on a kidnapping case in Austria on CBS’s FBI: International season two episode 11. Directed by Jonathan Brown from a script by Roxanne Paredes, episode 11 – “Someone She Knew” – will air on Tuesday, January 24, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Season two stars Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester, Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood as Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo, and Eva-Jane Willis as Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson.

“Someone She Knew” Plot: The Fly Team races to find a kidnapped American teen in Austria as the clock ticks on Forrester’s reassignment.

Episode 11 guest stars include Michael Torpey, Kelley Missal, R. Ward Duffy, Justin Hagan, Molly Lloyd, and Bailey Gavulic. Matthias Rimpler, Clare Almond, Julie Haze, Samuel Benito,...

A basketball player’s death has the team searching for answers on CBS’s FBI: International season 2 episode 10, “Bhitw.” Directed by Alex Zakrzewski from a script by Matt Olmstead, episode 10 is set to air on Tuesday, January 10, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Season two stars Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester, Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood as Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo, and Eva-Jane Willis as Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson.

“Bhitw” Plot: When an American basketball player for a Lithuanian team dies under suspicious circumstances, the Fly Team investigates along with Zoey McKenna (Kelley Missal), the new agent appointed by Dandridge.

Episode 10 guest stars include Michael Torpey, Kelley Missal, Dino Kelly, Daniel Bellomy, Jessica Green, and Ari Brand. Kal Minev, Julian M. Deuster, Zoran Velibor, Andrei Lenart, Shaquille Ali-Yebuah, Andrea Zirio, and Carna Krsul also guest star.

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Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester in ‘FBI: International’ season 2 episode 9

The team leaps into action to stop an art heist on CBS’s FBI: International season two episode nine, “Wheelman.” Directed by John Behring from a script by Derek Haas, episode nine airs on Tuesday, January 3, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Season two stars Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester, Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood as Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo, and Eva-Jane Willis as Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson.

“Wheelman” Plot: The Fly Team races through the streets of Budapest to put a halt to a major art heist about to be perpetrated by an American. Also, Forrester grows angry as Dandridge watches every move the team makes.

Episode nine guest stars include Michael Torpey, Rico E. Anderson, Daniel Passaro, Petar Cvirn, Jónas Alfreð Birkisson, Stephanie Hoston,...

Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett and Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo in ‘FBI: International’ season 2 episode 8

A model’s death sends Vo undercover on CBS’s FBI: International season two episode eight. Directed by Jen McGowan from a script by Edgar Castillo, episode eight – “Hail Mary” – will air on Tuesday, December 13, 2022 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Season two stars Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester, Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood as Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo, and Eva-Jane Willis as Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson.

“Hail Mary” Plot: Vo goes undercover when the Fly Team investigates the mysterious death of an American model in Milan. Also, Kellett is caught off guard when Dandridge arrives looking for visibility on the case.

Episode eight guest stars include Michael Torpey, Mia Challis, Antonio Zavatteri, Tommaso Basili, Francesca Tizzano, Elsa Mollien,...

Time and time again during this year’s pandemic, movie studios have had to make the best of a bad situation. HBO Max’s list of new releases for December 2020 comes along with the most extreme example yet.

WarnerMedia undoubtedly had big plans for Wonder Woman 1984 when it scheduled it for a holiday release last year. After moving it to the summer, however, the conglomerate had to delay its theatrical release time and time again. Now HBO Max is the lucky winner of the saga, as it gets to premiere the long-awaited sequel on its servers on Dec. 25.

While Wonder Woman 1984 is definitely the headline this month, there are some other intriguing streaming options for HBO Max in December. The month plays host to a whole host of high-powered documentaries like Heaven’s Gate: The Cult of Cults (Dec. 3), Alabama Snake (Dec. 9), and the Tiger Woods documentary Tiger (Dec.

We’ve now got just a few days left of November, so it’s time to take a look ahead at everything that’s headed to the major streaming networks in December. As it’s Christmas, Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO Max, Hulu and Prime Video have extra special hauls ready to gift to their subscribers this holiday season, with literally hundreds of new movies and TV shows dropping over the course of the month.

All the various sites – excepting Disney Plus – are serving up a ton of newly licensed films on December 1st. Netflix, for instance, is adding such classics as E.T., Little Nicky and the first three Jurassic Parks. Meanwhile, HBO Max is offering up The Shawshank Redemption, Shaun of the Dead and a bunch of Final Destinations, while Hulu and Prime Video, which share a lot of the same movies, are treating users to a host of iconic...

The 71st Annual Writers Guild Awards were handed out Sunday night in Los Angeles and New York City, and they were very good to the Jennings, Midge and Barry.

The Americans’ final season took home the gold for Drama Series, while The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel claimed the Comedy Series trophy. The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story won for Best Long-Form Adapted Series.

Showtime’s Homeland and HBO’s Barry earned individual episode accolades, with the latter also picking up the New Series award.

TV’s major winners are listed below.

Drama Series

The Americans — Winner

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It’s official: There’s a Fox (News reporter) in the hen house. Following reports earlier this month about Abby Huntsman joining The View, ABC made it official on Tuesday, confirming her as a co-host for the daytime talker’s upcoming Season 22.

“I couldn’t be more be excited to return to my professional roots at ABC News,” Huntsman, whose career in journalism began at ABC, said in a statement. “I look forward to adding my own point of view to the most interesting and successful talk show on television today. Joining the women at The View really is a dream come true!

TruTV has given a greenlight to 16 more episodes of Paid Off With Michael Torpey, the network’s comedic game show that offers its contestants a chance to win the amount of their student debt. The series, which currently airs new episodes Tuesdays at 10 Pm, will kick off production on the additional order in the fall.

The half-hour game show — co-created and hosted by Torpey, whose acting credits include Orange Is the New Black, Red Oaks and Inside Amy Schumer — aims to raise awareness of the issue of student debt in the U.S. Each episode features three college grads, all saddled with student debt, who must test the depth of their degrees with fun, fast-paced trivia questions. The winner gets the chance to win the exact amount of their debt in cash.

A nationwide casting call is now open at PaidOffCasting.com.

“I am so thrilled/horrified that the national...

Is TruTV going to solve student debt? No, don’t be silly. But one lucky contestant will get their student loans paid off by the network Tuesday night.

The network will debut its new game show “Paid Off” Tuesday at 10 p.m., which will see three college grads get a chance at winning their freedom from student debt. The show is hosted by “Orange Is the New Black’s” Michael Torpey. “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” alum Leigh Hampton serves as showrunner.

If the idea of a game show to help people pay off what is a serious real-world issue for many sounds ridiculous, Torpey agrees.

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“One of the mantras is ‘an absurd show to match an absurd crisis,’ ” said Torpey in an interview with The Washington Post. “A game show...

Schedule highlights are out for the 14th annual New York Television Festival, which this year moves to the summer for the first time. The event runs July 14-20 at the Helen Mills Theater and Event Space and Sva Theatre in Manhattan.

In addition to the previously announced 59 Official Selections in the flagship Independent Pilot Competition held Saturday-Thursday, the Nytvf again will host several series of events including an opening weekend featuring the new “Creator Bootcamp,” presented in partnership with CBS Entertainment Diversity and Inclusion, on Saturday, and the returning “Nytvf Writers Room” on Sunday. The Writers Room will be keynoted by Sarah Schneider and Chris Kelly – former co-head writers for Saturday Night Live and writers and executive producers for the new Comedy Central series The Other Two. Panel discussions throughout the weekend will include writers from The Break with Michelle Wolf, High Maintenance, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,...

When it comes to rewarding the best comedic cast on television, the SAG Awards often simply go with the biggest cast. Recent winners like “Orange is the New Black” (2014-2016), “Glee” (2009), “Desperate Housewives” (2004-2005) and “Ally McBeal” (1998) all prevailed thanks in part to having the most cast members on the voting ballot. Interestingly enough, all four of these were also hour-long dramedies, which suggests SAG voters are more apt to give the prize to large casts when they’re also in large productions.

What does this statistic mean in terms of predicting the 2018 SAG Awards? “Orange is the New Black” once again boasts the biggest comedy cast with a record-setting 45 men and women nominated for the Netflix prison series. That’s up from 37 cast members in 2016, 34 in 2015, and 40 in 2014. Of this year’s other nominated ensembles, Netflix’s “Glow” consists of 18 cast members, followed by HBO’s “Veep” at 15, ABC...

TruTV has given the green light to Paid Off, a 16-episode comedy game show aimed at helping the problem of student debt from Orange is the New Black’s Michael Torpey for premiere this summer. Co-created by Torpey and Cowboy Bear Ninja, who also produces, and hosted by Torpey, Paid Off gives three lucky college grads – saddled with student debt – the chance to test the depth of their degrees with fun, fast paced trivia questions. In the end, one lucky winner will get the…...

Spoiler warning: For those who haven’t finished season 5 of Oitnb, plot details will be revealed ahead.

If you’re reading this, you’ve survived your sentence in binge-watching jail. Don’t lie, we all spent the weekend locked up with the Litchfield inmates, speeding through the new season of Orange Is the New Black, which dropped Friday on Netflix. This season was all about role reversals, ethical dilemmas and grief.

Grab some Flaming Hot Cheetos and Takis and let’s discuss the most shocking series developments.

Daya Takes Responsibility

Episode 1 picks up right where last season left off with...

Warning! This article contains spoilers from season five of Oitnb. Do not proceed if you haven't watched the first episode of the new season.

Dascha Polanco can sum up season five of Orange Is the New Black in one word: revolutionary.

The all-new season, which is now streaming on Netflix, picks up exactly where season four left off, with Polanco's character, Dayanara "Daya" Diaz, pointing a gun at correctional officer Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey). It's all a result of the riot that broke out in the cafeteria after inmate Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley) was accidentally murdered by prison guard Baxter Bailey (Alan Aisenberg).

"Right now, everyone collectively has unified to take things and to just not take it anymore. To say, 'We won't tolerate it,'" she told Et of the inmates' reactions to the injustices happening inside Litchfield Penitentiary. "And I think as women, politically now we're going through the same thing, where we're unifying...

Who died and survived? What will happen to someone who got caught cheating

When some of our favorite TV shows ended their most recent seasons, they went out with deadly cliffhangers and shocking last-minute reveals. Now as our favorite shows return, we’re keeping tabs on the biggest questions and offering up some answers (check back as more shows premiere)!

Spoiler warning! For those who haven’t yet watched Orange Is the New Black, plot details will be revealed.

Orange Is the New BlackCliffhanger: Did Dayanara (Dascha Polanco) shoot the guards during the riot?!

Spoiler! Co Humphrey (Michael Torpey...

Warning! This article contains major spoilers from season four of Oitnb. Do not proceed if you haven't watched all episodes from last season.

The all-new season of Orange Is the New Black is finally here!

But before you start binge watching season five on Netflix (which you do on Friday, June 9!), Et's giving you a refresher on your favorite Litchfield Penitentiary inmates and where their stories stand ahead of the series' highly anticipated return.

Poussey's shocking death.

At the end of season four, Samira Wiley's fan-favorite character, Poussey Washington, was tragically killed by prison officer Baxter Bayley (Alan Aisenberg), mirroring the Black Lives Matter movement. The tragedy occurred after Baxter accidentally suffocated the inmate while trying to put an end to a riot that had broken out in the cafeteria. Upset and angry at how the guards leave Poussey face down on the floor for hours after her death, a riot ensues...

*Warning! This article contains spoilers from season four of Orange Is the New Black.

Jackie Cruz is just as excited about the all-new season of Orange Is the New Black as her fans!

Et caught up with the 30-year-old actress at Marie Claire's Fresh Faces fête at the Doheny Room in West Hollywood, California, on Friday, where she gave us the scoop on what's to come on the popular Netflix prison dramedy when season five premieres on June 9.

Watch: 'Orange Is the New Black' Season 5 Premiere Date Announced

"It's going to be great," she dished. "It's things that you haven't seen before, a lot of surprises, and we're left with a cliffhanger."

"It's amazing," she continued. "It just keeps getting better. [Writer] Jenji Kohan is a genius."

As binge watchers may recall, at the end of season four, Samira Wiley's fan-favorite character, Poussey Washington, was tragically killed by prison officer Baxter Bayley, played by [link...

2017-04-11T19:17:47-07:00'Orange is the New Black' Delivers Dramatic Tease

New footage of “Orange Is the New Black” season five — released on Tuesday — teases a big bang.

The dramatic teaser opens in Litchfield where Daya (Dascha Polanco) has a gun aimed at the head of corrections officer Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey). Shouting inmates surround the space, as Alex and Piper approach.

“We’re laying low, and we’re staying out of trouble,” Piper says.

“That’s right,” Alex responds. “If this is trouble, we turn around and we walk the other way. We are out of the business.”

Suddenly it dawns on Piper that they could be in the midst of major upheaval. “If this is real riot, do you think this is a step forward or backward for equality?” she asks.

Read the rest of this article at Variety.

A riot roils the halls of Litchfield Penitentiary in the nerve-wracking new trailer for Season Five of Orange Is the New Black. The show returns to Netflix June 9th.

The clip picks up where Season Four left off, with Litchfield inmate Daya (Dascha Polanco) pointing a gun at corrections officer Thomas Humphrey (Michael Torpey) while a horde of prisoners urge her to pull the trigger. Meanwhile, Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) and Alex Vause (Laura Prepon) are discussing their decision to renounce their troublemaking ways when they end up stumbling upon the stand-off.

Get ready for a tense new season of “Orange Is the New Black.”

When the series returns for its fifth season on Netflix in June, it will unfold in real time over the course of three days. The format highlights how much the series has changed in the wake of a major shakeup at Litchfield.

Read More: ‘Orange Is the New Black’ Cast Speaks Out Against Hollywood’s Low Standards for Women in Fiery SAG Reel

[Editor’s Note: The following contains spoilers from Season 4 of “Orange Is the New Black.”]

Season 4 ended with a riot that resulted from the outrageous and disturbing death of Poussey (Samira Wiley) at the hands of Bayley (Alan Aisenberg) in the episode before. When Caputo (Nick Sandow) refused to fire Bayley, that betrayal pushed Taystee (Danielle Brooks) too far. She incited a riot and had the women march down the hallways of the prison. In the chaos, Humphrey (Michael Torpey) dropped his gun, which Daya (Dascha Polanco) swooped in to grab.

Your first look at Orange Is the New Black season five is here. Prepare yourselves, you may not find the answers you're looking for here. In the minute-long video, things pick up right where they left off in season four: Daya (Dascha Polanco) has a gun to Co Humphrey's (Michael Torpey), surrounded by a riled up factions of prisoners. Everybody's telling her to do it, to kill him. "We are laying low and we're staying out of trouble," Piper (Taylor Schilling) says to Alex (Laura Prepon) as they arrive on the scene. "That's right, we see trouble, we turn around and walk the other way. We are out of the business," Alex agrees. And then they discover the riot. ...

It's here at last Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residuals will air exclusively here, on BroadwayWorld throughout the summer. Check back every Tuesday for a new episode, plus tune in on Thursdays for exciting episode extras Today, we are excited to bring you Season 2, Episode 2- 'Tell It Again, Torp.'In the episode In an homage to Woody Allen's 'Play It Again Sam', Pete and Keith have a bro-breakup, which inspires Pete to imagine calling upon his idol special guest star Michael Torpey for advice.

Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residuals will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld on June, 16th. The show, from husband and wife team Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions. In addition to the entire first season cast returning, Season 2 will feature guest starsHoratio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Wicked, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and Michael Torpey Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, hundreds of commercials.

Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residuals will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld on June, 16th. The show, from husband and wife team Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions. In addition to the entire first season cast returning, Season 2 will feature guest starsHoratio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Wicked, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and Michael Torpey Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, hundreds of commercials.

Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residuals will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld on June, 16th. The show, from husband and wife team Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions. In addition to the entire first season cast returning, Season 2 will feature guest starsHoratio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Wicked, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and Michael Torpey Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, hundreds of commercials.

Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residuals will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld on June, 16th. The show, from husband and wife teamMichaelPaul SmithandGillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions. In addition to the entire first season cast returning, Season 2 will feature guest starsHoratio SanzSATURDAY Night Live,Jenna Leigh GreenWICKED, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and Michael Torpey Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, hundreds of commercials.

Season 2 of the hit web-comedy The Residulas will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld onJune, 16th. Theshow, from husband and wife team Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, takes a look at the funny, often times bizarre, world of commercial auditions. In addition to the entire first season cast returning,Season 2 will featureguest stars Horatio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Wicked, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, and Michael Torpey Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, hundreds of commercials.

After a successful KickStarter campaign, the hit web comedy The Residuals has wrapped on its second season, which will debut exclusively on BroadwayWorld early in 2015. The series, created by and starring husband and wife Michael Paul Smith and Gillian Pensavalle, focuses on the unusual world of auditioning for commercials. Season Two features all of the kooky characters from the first season, and will feature Broadway's Jenna Leigh Green Wicked, TV's Sabrina, The Teenage Witch, Saturday Night Live's Horatio Sanz, and commercial icon Michael Torpey.

In the tradition of Submissions Only, BroadwayWorld is proud to announce that Season 2 of the critically-acclaimed comedy webseries The Residuals will premiere exclusively on Bww in early 2015. The Residuals' team is now in pre-production for its second season, featuring guest stars Horatio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Broadway's Wicked, and commercial acting legend Michael Torpey.

In the tradition of Submissions Only, BroadwayWorld is proud to announce that Season 2 of the critically-acclaimed comedy webseries The Residuals will premiere exclusively on Bww in early 2015. The Residuals' team is now in pre-production for its second season, featuring guest stars Horatio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Broadway's Wicked, and commercial acting legend Michael Torpey.

In the tradition of Submissions Only, BroadwayWorld is proud to announce that Season 2 of the critically-acclaimed comedy webseries The Residuals will premiere exclusively on Bww in early 2015. The Residuals' team is now in pre-production for its second season, featuring guest stars Horatio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Broadway's Wicked, and commercial acting legend Michael Torpey.

In the tradition of Submissions Only, BroadwayWorld is proud to announce that Season 2 of the critically-acclaimed comedy webseries The Residuals will premiere exclusively on Bww in early 2015. The Residuals' team is now in pre-production for its second season, featuring guest stars Horatio Sanz Saturday Night Live, Jenna Leigh Green Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Broadway's Wicked, and commercial acting legend Michael Torpey.

Michael Torpey is a hilarious comic who is a correspondent for Onion SportsDome, a show that’s part of the Onion Sports Network. In this heart-warming piece, Torpey and his Wish Zone team help an injured young athlete’s greatest wish come true. Onion SportsDome Awesome. That kid who plays Dylan is so good. Also, I really enjoy the subtle nod to Friday Night Lights‘ Dylan Panthers, football-related paralysing injury-wise. Clear eyes, full hearts, cold revenge. You can watch SportsDome on Comedy Central, Tuesdays at 8/7 C...