A complete list for the premiere dates of all comedies this Fall.

Today FOX officially announced its schedule for the 2009-2010 TV season, and some of the changes are huge.  Aside from the great news that

Brad Garrett is a funny dude.  I‘m not sure anybody would deny that.  He spent years as the comedic foil to Ray Romano on Everybody Loves Raymond

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Jason Alexander, best known for his role as George Costanza on the hit eponymous series Seinfeld, will soon be making his way back to primetime comedy.  This time, however, he‘ll be going behind the camera for an episode of

Brad Garrett seemingly jumped onto the bandwagon of hopeless romantics as he is set to launch his own reality dating series.  The actor, who played the lovelorn Robert Barone on

Brad Garrett has become a household name as one of the stars of the long-running sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond and his most recent show ‘Til Death

It‘s network upfront week, everybody!  Over the next few days, all of the major networks will unveil their Fall schedules, which shows have made the cut, which have been canceled, and which new shows will be invading network TV next season. FOX is a network whose 2008-2009 TV slate is looking mighty interesting.  On the docket for next season: a new J.J. Abrams series, a new Joss Whedon series, and a new Mitchell Hurwitz (creator of

‘Til Death will be bringing on another round of laughs and antics as the couples celebrate Jeff‘s birthday with a bash in the episode entitled “Vintage Eddie,” which airs on November 7.

Another round of laughs and antics is set to inflict the small screen as the Starks and the Woodcocks get into some wife-swapping action on tonight‘s episode of