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Dan Snierson

Dan Snierson is a senior writer at Entertainment Weekly. He's been with the brand for more than two decades, mostly writing about television, but also about music and movies. He has covered such shows as Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Arrested Development, Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, The Simpsons, Lost, and Veep.
The father-son duo, who headline a new Netflix comedy, roast each other in an unnecessarily complicated interview.
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The star of AMC's new college-set comedy-drama offers insights into the key moves in the first episode — and what lies ahead later this season.
"If I get to do something else with it, I would certainly jump at that," says the actor, who stars in the new Paramount+ thriller Rabbit Hole.
The Better Call Saul alum mines a different kind of misery in this AMC comedy-drama.
"A character that's entirely motivated by fear is something that's really interesting to play," the 24 alum tells EW of the upcoming Paramount+ drama.
Eric Andre — or is that Eros Andre? — brings his love of the absurd to season 6, premiering June 4 on Adult Swim with guests like Natasha Lyonne and Lil Nas X.
Peter Griffin will find himself in the Belchers' eatery in the Mar. 12 episode.
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Who won big at the 2023 Screen Actors Guild Awards? The stars of Everything Everywhere All at Once, The White Lotus, and more.
The 24 alum finds himself as a paranoid pawn in a game of deadly corporate espionage in the new Paramount+ thriller.
Peter Griffin will find himself in the Belchers' eatery in the Mar. 12 episode.
Who won big at the 2023 Screen Actors Guild Awards? The stars of Everything Everywhere All at Once, The White Lotus, and more.
The 24 alum finds himself as a paranoid pawn in a game of deadly corporate espionage in the new Paramount+ thriller.
The 'This Is Us' alum takes you inside the first episode of his new adventure, and what awaits Charlie and Emma.
The Good Trouble alum also weighs in on teaming up with Milo Ventimiglia to create a "different beautiful couple" than Jack and Rebecca of This Is Us.
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"She does not suffer Homer very well," hints executive producer Tim Long of the "happy little elf doll" voiced by the singer.
The 'Better Call Saul' alum plays an unraveling college professor in the AMC comedy-drama premiering next month.
These 11 pups (and three kittens) are just animals in need of a home, sitting in front of you, asking you to love them.
The Breaking Bad vet and Your Honor star says that the cast members are 'all onboard,' but the project will only happen if it's good: 'It will be something exciting — or nothing.'
The Emmy-winning actor spills on the reunion with Aaron Paul and Raymond Cruz for a PopCorners Super Bowl ad directed by Vince Gilligan — and whether he'll play Walt again.
The That '70s Show spin-off will be back with 16 more episodes.
Limber up and watch Peacock's bonus version of the season 6 scene that had Michael, Dwight, and Andy bouncing off the walls.
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The This Is Us alum dangerously pairs up with Good Trouble vet Catherine Haena Kim in the ABC romantic thriller debuting Feb. 19.
The '24' vet enters a world of disinformation in the Paramount+ corporate espionage thriller.
The long-running animated comedy has been renewed by Fox for two more seasons, as have 'Family Guy' and 'Bob's Burgers.'
Five new episodes of the bizarro animated comedy are on the way.
The Better Call Saul star returns to AMC as a trouble-causing college professor.
See a tease of Paul reprising his Emmy-winning role as Jesse Pinkman in the PopCorners ad.
The second-generation daredevil jumped over planes, trains, and automobiles — as well as a portion of the Grand Canyon — on his motocross bike.