'The Good Place's' Ted Danson Gets Extra Love at Comic-Con
The first two minutes of the season three premiere was screened for fans as well.
Megan Amram Lands 2 Emmy Noms for Series in Which She Campaigns for an Emmy
Amram's shortform web series 'An Emmy for Megan' earned the 'Good Place' writer her coveted best actress Emmy nom, plus a bonus nod for shortform series.
Mike Schur Talks Abstract Approach to Creating 'The Good Place,' Predicting Trump's Inaugural Song
Complete with actual ethics lessons, Schur pitched the show to NBC saying, " 'We won't make this feel like school.' Then in literally the second episode, there's a guy standing in front of a blackboard."
'The Good Place' Creator Mike Schur on Ethics, 'The Office' and Tom Petty | Comedy Showrunner Roundtable
Schur also discussed the finale episode that ran the day before Trump's inauguration.
L.A. Screenings: 'FBI,' 'New Amsterdam' Sell to Corus
The Canadian broadcaster also picked up four comedies, including Amy Poehler's 'I Feel Bad' and 'Abby's' after shopping for rookie and returning series in Hollywood.
'The Good Place' Writer Megan Amram on Her New Web Series 'An Emmy for Megan'
"I really just thought that it was my time to transition into a multihyphenate, out of a single hyphenate," says the heretofore writer-comedian about her bold play for the outstanding actress in a shortform comedy or drama Emmy.
TV Ratings: 'The Good Place' Finale Steady, 'AP Bio' Premiere Soft
In addition, Thursday night's 'Scandal' marked the highest-rated episode for the drama since the premiere.
'The Good Place' Finale Dares to Ask "Can Bad People Be Good (Again)?"
Season two wrapped up with yet another big twist.
'The Good Place' Star Ted Danson on His Trippy Journey to the Actual Bad Place
With two episodes remaining in the NBC comedy's sophomore season, the newly minted Critics’ Choice winner talks with THR about exploring what "it is to be a human in these most incredible times we’re living in."
Daniel Fienberg: The 10 Best TV Shows of 2017
A late-night delight, a Netflix comedy about mental illness, two masterfully concluded dramas and an FX gem about strong women making their way without weak men are among the Hollywood Reporter TV critic’s favorites of the year.
