Alice Tan Ridley has made a living for the past 20 years performing in the NYC subway. Oh, she's also Precious star Gabourey Sidibe's mother. But yesterday on America's Got Talent, all eyes were on Ridley. Her inspiring performance, inside.

A deal's reportedly in place for incompetent NBC Universal boss Jeff Zucker to leave the company "a couple of months" after Comcast closes its acquisition. Then he can become another vacuous, wealthy politician. The personification of the American Dream! [NYP]

Last night NBC premiered a new sitcom called 100 Questions which is predictably terrible and also offensively derivative. The show, about a group of urban friends, brings together elements of every sitcom you've ever seen.

If you watched The Celebrity Apprentice this season, you probably noticed that a variation of "[Name] threw me under the bus!" appeared excessively. Thanks to Rich Juzwiak at fourfour, we now have a hilarious supercut of them all. Video inside.

The finale of Law & Order drew 7.6 million viewers last night, which is only about 500K viewers more than average. 24's finale attracted 8.9 million viewers, which was fewer people than the week before. Guess that's why they're canceled?

In his latest attempt to dismantle The Ring, Chuck shows how the best spies are products of their environments—providing their environments have buttons that fire missiles or upload computers to your brain.

Guess what! There were other things on TV tonight besides the LOST finale. One of those things was the last episode of The Celebrity Apprentice. And, somehow, Bret Michaels made it to the live event. That, and the winner, inside.

The Dalai Lama continued his New York press tour this morning on Today. When Ann Curry introduced him to her co-anchors, confusion, awkward exchanges and even more awkward laughter (at a joke they clearly didn't understand) was abound. Video inside.

This week was the networks' annual upfront presentations when they tell potential advertisers (and the world) what is in store for fall. There were shows picked up, shows canceled, and lots of parties. Here's the breakdown.

Enjoy these while you can because NBC has made the terrible decision to start Parks and Rec in a midseason spot next fall. Though the episode was pretty fantastic all-around, we've picked favorite moments for you to laugh at.

Seasons come and go, and just like that, this one is over. All of the shows in the Thursday Night Comedy Lineup are on their season finale's but good news, they will be back next season with all new shows!

Yesterday, Today Show correspondent Mark Potter accidentally swallowed a fly while live on air. This morning, it became evident that Vieira wasn't quite done having fun with the incident when she gleefully brought it up—again—to Potter. Video inside.

Charles Barkley, whose blunt hilarity always delivers, is one of the most entertaining late-night talk show guests. Tonight, Barkley sat with Jay Leno to discuss LeBron James' future, Kobe Bryant's fashion faux pas, and the NBA playoffs. Video highlights inside.

Last night, Bill Cosby visited The Tonight Show to perform a stand-up sit-down comedy routine, and he pseudo-bombed. After recounting an awkward conversation he'd had with a friend to the audience, Cosby was startled by the show's band. Video inside.

This morning, The Today Show was kind enough to highlight one of their reporter's fly swallowing skills. Hate to break it to you, buddy, but this may be the highlight of your career!

With its ratings in the toilet and prime time roster trashed by the failed Jay Leno experiment, the upcoming television season is make-or-break for NBC. Based on the trailers for the shows it has coming up, is there any hope?

At what point do you start feeling sorry for NBC? A Hollywood Reporter journalist journalist just used espionage to leak their new line-up before even advertisers had a chance to look it over.

It's official: Law & Order is ending its run; the final episode airs May 24.

After 20 seasons on the air, Law & Order may be dead. Who's responsible for killing the program? Let's do an investigation, like on the show!

We're trying out something new tonight—live-blogging NBC's comedy lineup. Rob Lowe starts his role on Parks and Rec! Senor Chang gets fired on Community! And inspired by Floyd's wedding, Liz Lemon revisits all of her ex-boyfriends. Join us!