Jenna Elfman
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Season 7 Gets October Premiere Date
We’ve also got clips you can check out from the show’s Comic-Con@Home panel
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’: June Was Right to Do What She Did
June almost certainly just saved everyone a big headache
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Season 6 Gets Premiere Date and Trailer (Video)
San Diego Comic-Con 2020: The “Walking Dead” spinoff will return in October
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‘Twilight Zone’ Sets Season 2 Premiere Date – Watch the New Trailer (Video)
Jordan Peele-led series to return this summer
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Billy Porter, Joel McHale and Tony Hale Among 14 Cast in ‘Twilight Zone’ Season 2
TCA 2020: Jordan Peele to write an episode for sophomore run of CBS All Access reboot
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Star Jenna Elfman ‘Moved’ by ‘Potent’ Season 4
“It explores, in my opinion, the makeup of who we are to each other as human beings,” Elfman tells TheWrap
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Is Morgan Going to Bring ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ and ‘The Walking Dead’ Together?
Morgan is telling everyone he wants to go back to Virginia, but will it actually happen?
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You Can Watch Next Week’s Episode of ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Right Now
AMC has put the Aug. 19 episode online for AMC Premiere subscribers
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‘Fear the Walking Dead’ Adds Jenna Elfman as Series Regular for Season 4
AMC show also adds “The Mindy Project” alum Garret Dillahunt to ensemble cast
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‘Imaginary Mary’: Why a Grown Woman Has an Imaginary Friend
It’s kinda weird and endearing at the same time
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Why Jenna Elfman Has to Work Extra Hard at Acting in ABC’s ‘Imaginary Mary’
TCA 2017: “It was actually a really great challenge,” star says of CGI-enhanced comedy
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‘Barry’ Review: Sharp Indie Focuses on College-Age Obama
The future president’s first year at Columbia makes for a winning portrait of searching and struggling with one’s place in the world
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Jenna Elfman to Star in ABC Imaginary-Friend Comedy Pilot
Live-action/CGI hybrid comes from “The Goldbergs” duo Adam F. Goldberg and David Guaracio
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9 Things Scene and Heard Inside Steve Martin’s AFI Life Achievement
Everybody loves Martin Short, T. J. Miller comes ready for musical chairs, and the two comics in particular made “SNL” creator Lorne Michaels laugh the hardest
