In 2007, several 9/11 "Truthers" infiltrated/disrupted Bill Maher's Real Time audience. Maher was pissed. But that's not all! During tonight's live taping, the program was again disrupted—this time by a lone screeching/shouting man. Again, Maher was pissed.

On last night's Real Time, Arianna Huffington dropped by via satellite for an interview with Bill Maher. Unsurprisingly, the Huffington Post's buyout by AOL dominated the conversation. Well, that and some playful misogyny. Oh, and a heavy Greek accent, obviously.

On last night's Real Time—during what amounted to a heated panel discussion—Bill Maher couldn't resist making comment on Michele Bachmann's bizarre post-State of the Union response. What was CNN thinking as Bachmann spoke/avoided eye contact? Maher provided captions.

Friday's Ricky Gervais Show outed Ricky as an annoying cat person right before taking an exciting look into Steven Merchant's naked escapades at Carnival in Rio.

Less than 90 minutes after Keith Olbermann announced on MSNBC that his show, Countdown, was over effective immediately, colleague Rachel Maddow spoke out—albeit briefly—on the issue during a live taping of Real Time with Bill Maher. Watch inside.

Season 2 of HBO's Ricky Gervais Show kicked off this weekend, and Pilky discussed his pathetic attempt at mastering the great outdoors. It involved pitching a tent only to find "sausages" being offered by dirty "swingers" at a filthy campsite.

HBO's television version of the website Funny or Die is coming back for Second 2, which kicks off at midnight on January 14th. To prep us, they've released this sketch featuring Adam Brody, Kristen Wiig and a lot of pancakes.

HBO's Boardwalk Empire may have had some narrative shortcomings, but it was truly a sight to behold. Check out this video that illustrates how the show achieved some of the show's incredible set pieces and executed Richard's war wound.

Who's ready for some more animated madness from Karl Pilkington? Hopefully you will be, because January 14th will be the premiere of Season 2 of HBO's the Ricky Gervais Show, which promises new frontiers in Monkey News and insanity.

If you're anything like us, you watch a lot of television, and if you're anything like us you have serious opinions about the things you've watched on TV. Here are the ones we loved (and a couple we hated).

Cathouse, HBO's reality show about Nevada's legal Moonlight Bunny Ranch brothel, is back and it's more than just giggles and fake tits. The sex is fun, but that's not why this is one of the greatest reality shows on television.

Even thought it won't premiere until April, HBO ran an extended preview of their new fantasy series Game of Thrones last night. In this clip, actors and producers fill in some of the details of the backstory.

Here's a trailer for the new HBO spectacular Game of Thrones, a relatively magicless fantasy series based on the popular novels by George R.R. Martin. It concerns a world where seasons last for decades, and everyone's upset.

Because of its storied history of quality programs, I give every show that airs on HBO a chance. But after nine episodes it's time to pass judgment on the network's lavish Prohibition-era drama Boardwalk Empire: It's just not good.

Last night's finale to Bored to Death succeeded by being smart, being simple, and not trying too hard. The consistently fun show ended without a huge fuss, and even as a second season concludes, the characters still feel real.

Last night, Nora Ephron was a panelist on the Real Time with Bill Maher season finale. To celebrate that, Maher came up with a list of "Tea Party Romcoms"—classic romantic comedies, with altered (and politically-charged) titles/posters. Watch inside.

Danny McBride never fails to prove himself as an excellent actor, even with lines like "It's better to be strangled by a necklace of Mexicans..." Inside: two great scenes (with spoilers) for your enjoyment.

Tonight, Bill Maher criticized last week's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, saying, "If you're going to have a rally... you might as well make it about something," before detailing his specific problems with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's efforts.

That's what the movies would have us believe, anyway. Also today: HBO goes on a comedy-ordering bonanza, Terra Nova is not on terra firma, neither is Law & Order, and a new reality show actually sounds... good?

Forget Stewart and Colbert's rallies — the hero of the day just might be Zach Galifianakis. During last night's Real Time With Bill Maher, the funnyman lit up a joint, took a puff, and passed it around to the panel.