Seinfeld made his "it's possible" comment this morning on Ellen, pointing out that Murphy Brown is coming back.  But just five months ago, Seinfeld told Entertainment Tonight he was against the idea of bringing his iconic sitcom back. “Why? Maybe it’s nice that you continue to love it instead of us tampering with something that went pretty well," he said.

The NBA superstar's potential series will revolve around his early career playing Amateur Athletic Union basketball.

Despite lingering sexual misconduct allegations against Franco, Variety's Cynthia Littleton reports that the HBO drama is set to begin filming Season 2 in a few weeks with the actor still on board as the star and executive producer. "At present," Littleton reports, "The Deuce writing staff is at work on scripts for the second season in which Franco’s characters of Frankie and Vincent Martino are integral to the plot. A source close to the situation said there was no alternate plan for storylines should Franco be forced out." In January it was reported that HBO was taking a "wait-and-see" approach with regard to Franco's future with the show.

She'll play the estranged wife of Carrey's kid's TV icon character, Jeff (aka Mr. Pickles).

The new special, titled Tamborine, is one of two standup specials Rock is set to deliver as part of a $40 million deal with Netflix.

The two-time Winter Olympics gold medalist snowboarder has had a "road to redemption" storyline" in Pyeongchang, but there has been no mention so far of the sexual harassment allegations leveled against him by his band's former drummer. According to Slate, "NBC declined to answer a series of questions about whether it was aware of the allegations against White, whether the network planned to mention the allegations or settlement on air, or whether it would ask White about the claims in an interview."

The AMAs have seen a ratings dip in recent years due to competition from Sunday Night Football. So after airing on Sunday, Nov. 19 last year, the AMAs will move up to Tuesday Oct. 9 this year.

Atlanta Robbin' Season premieres on March 2.

Michael Hirst says his collaboration with Scorsese will focus on the “youth and vitality” of the early Roman leaders, including Julius Caesar.

The former stars of the Cinemax action-adventure drama will make a special appearance in two episodes of Season 5, including the season finale.

Couric apologized via Twitter last night after the Dutch embassy threw her some shade over her suggestion that skating to work on frozen canals is how the Dutch excel in speed skating. Couric tweeted: "My apologies for being on thin ice for my comments re: skating on canals. I was trying to salute your historical passion for the sport but it didn’t come out that way!"

In Psychopath, the Undateable alum will play a guy who discovers one day that he's a bona fide psychopath.

The Walking Dead alum will play the patriarch in the comedy from Last Man Standing showrunner Tim Doyle.

Producer Christian Charles alleges that he originally pitched the web series to Seinfeld in 2002. He says they even filmed a pilot, but Seinfeld ended up making the show without him. Asked to respond, Seinfeld's attorney said Charles "concocted this claim" and "we are confident that this shakedown lawsuit will go nowhere." ALSO: Seinfeld unveils the first look at Ellen DeGeneres' Comedians in Cars episode.

The Tonight Show is currently averaging 3.227 million total viewers this season to The Late Show's 3.157 million. Jimmy Kimmel Live!, meanwhile, is last with 2.148 million viewers.

"I’ve met a lot of vile human beings in my life, from dictators and terrorists to sex abusers and wicked conmen," Morgan writes in the Daily Mail. "But I’ve never met anyone quite so relentlessly loathsome as Omarosa; a vicious, duplicitous, lying, conniving, backstabbing piece of work." ALSO: Omarosa was reportedly fired for misusing the White House car service.

Executive producer Eric Overmyer, who developed the cop drama and served as showrunner for the first three seasons, will be back for Season 5.

A CBS News correspondent broadcast live before dawn this morning from the Los Angeles house used in Season 1 of the Ryan Murphy series. In the news report, the homeowners reiterated their claim that they had no idea what they were getting into when they purchased the house, which has become a tourist magnet. They are suing the former homeowners and their real estate brokers.

He'll play the police watch commander who becomes the nemesis to Nathan Fillion's 44-year-old rookie cop character.

"I was about a week off the show and just needed some time to get away and decompress," she said on Good Morning America. She also told Jimmy Kimmel that she was hoping that The Bachelor was going to be Peter Krause.

Jay Asher, whose 2007 book was turned into the Netflix teen series that deals with sexual assault and harassment, was removed from the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators after he was accused of violating the group's sexual harassment guidelines, according to the group's executive director. But Asher says he wasn't expelled, he left on his own accord. “It's very scary when you know people are just not going to believe you once you open your mouth,” Asher tells BuzzFeed News. “I feel very conflicted about it just because of what's going on in the culture and who's supposed to be believed and who's not.”

The excerpt is from Jonathan Abrams' new book on the HBO series, All the Pieces Matter: The Inside Story of The Wire, which is out today.