Will Harris chatted with Kevin Smith at the TCA Press Tour last month about AMC's new reality series, "Comic Book Men."

Will Harris spoke with comedian David Steinberg about his latest gig as the host of the new Showtime series, "Inside Comedy."

Now that the TCA Winter Press Tour is finally over, Will offers up some of the best quotes from the event.

Despite some very public behind-the-scenes drama during the offseason, AMC's hit zombie drama is still at the top of its game.

Dinosaurs, Playboy Bunnies and a trio of Angels headline the new fall TV lineup, but who has staying power?

Will Vincent Chase and Co. come out on top? Jason Zingale previews the eighth and final season of the HBO comedy series.

Boardwalk Empire ends Season 2 with a shocking plot twist that leaves many fans unhappy. (Spoiler alert!)

With the show on break until February, Jeff Morgan expresses his concerns that the AMC zombie drama may be dipping in quality.

I mean, it could possibly be the best job ever, because I love the work, I love the material, it’s not, like, “Oh, all right.” I love “Napoleon.” And you’re going in, you’re recording, it’s easy scheduling…it could be the best job ever.

Linus Roache : It was a little like being an old dog in a new area, because obviously the SVU team have been together for quite a while, but they’ve just been fantastic. They’re a great group, a great bunch of actors, so I felt very welcomed.

[MTV] had been wanting to do another movie for a long time, but there’s something about doing 24 episodes of a TV show that, even though it’s more screen time than a movie, it seems like less pressure and more fun.

AMC's foray into original programming makes us long for the days when drinking at work was not only accepted, but encouraged.

Women have "Sex and the City." We have Vince, E, Ari and the boys. We win.

It's no secret that the ladies love vampires, but HBO's "True Blood" satiates all the fellas in the house as well with plenty of sex, blood and rock 'n' roll.

With Aaron Paul and Emmy winner Bryan Cranston leading the way, AMC's "Breaking Bad" has become one of the most gripping shows on TV.

Put Martin Scorcese together with Terence Winter ("The Sopranos") and Steve Buscemi, and you have yet another HBO hit on your hands.

After giving us great shows like "The Shield" and "Nip/Tuck," FX delivered again with this outlaw biker drama.