Welcome to Comedy After Dark! As Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus prepares to undergo her third day of chemotherapy, her “darling Bozos” — co-stars Sam Richardson and Matt Walsh — attempt to psyche her up by using inspirational quotes. However, their plans backfire a bit, so they come up with something better: singing along to “Eye of the Tiger”!  Fans of HBO’s High Maintenance will be happy to know of its return for a second season in January 19, 2018. This is Us and The Good Place winter premiere dates are drastically cut close to each other. This Is Us returns at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 2, while The Good Place comes back that same week on Thursday, Jan. 4 at 8:30 p.m.

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Hot Topic: WME and Terry Crews Part Ways After Sexual Assault “Hollywood producer” Expose.

Terry Crews has parted ways with his agency WME, after agent Adam Venit went on leave Friday after being identified as the “high-level Hollywood executive” who allegedly groped the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star at a party last year.

On October 10, Crews shared his story about a “high-level Hollywood executive” groping him at a party last year, his wife being a witness to the scene.

“My wife and I were at a Hollywood function last year and a high-level Hollywood executive came over to me and groped my privates,” he posted on Twitter.

Crews is without an agency for now, but he is still managed by 3 Arts.

Louis C.K.’s frequent collaborator Pamela Adlon addressed the rumors of his sexual assault allegations by five women, all the while keeping a positive air about him. She told in an interview with KCRW’s The Business, “It hurts to read about things that people are saying about him,” Adlon, who stars in and serves as an executive producer alongside C.K. on FX’s Better Things, began. “All I know is that, I know about him as being my partner on a show that is the opposite of any of this kind of horrible, negative things.” It helps that C.K. admitted to these allegations to be extremely true instead of denial. However, having coworkers somewhat praise his professionalism on set only prevents sexual assault victims to come forward and share their story.

Social Frenzy: John Stamos, Finn Wolfhard, Richard Kind, and Weird Al Yankovic Ride to the Chocolate Factory

The original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and Stranger Things both involve terrifying children to use their curiosity. So, it’s not surprising how a group of talented celebs came together to put on a show in honor of a special live-to-film performance at the Hollywood Bowl. John Stamos played the titular character, with Stranger Things’ Finn Wolfhard as Charlie Bucket, and Weird Al Yankovic as the leader of the Oompa-Loompas. You would think it wouldn’t work out, being they are all from different backgrounds. But the night was filled with tons of laughter, strobe lights and chocolate!

As for casting news, Scandal alums Dan Bucatinsky, Matthew Letscher and Barry Bostwick have been cast in NBC’s Will and Grace revival. Aquarius star Andy Favreau is also slated for a guest role. There has been no news on which roles the actors will be portraying as of yet.

Kevin (Probably) Saves the World fans will be happy to hear that ABC has ordered three additional episodes, making its first season a total of 15 episodes. The series premiered to a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49, and more recent episodes have seen small lifts with delayed viewing factored in, rising three-tenths with three days factored in and one-tenth with seven days factored in. Looks like we’ll be seeing star Jason Ritter fight demons, both internal and external, for a bit longer on Tuesday nights!

Kevin (Probably) Saves the World fans will be happy to hear that ABC has ordered three additional episodes, making its first season a total of 15 episodes. The series premiered to a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49, and more recent episodes have seen small lifts with delayed viewing factored in, rising three-tenths with three days factored in and one-tenth with seven days factored in. Looks like we’ll be seeing star Jason Ritter fight demons, both internal and external, for a bit longer on Tuesday nights!

According to The Cancel Bear, it looks like FOX favorite Brooklyn Nine-Nine will run its course in 2017-18, thus moving to a likely cancellation. The series will cross the 100-episode mark in early 2018. Its afterlife is secured, with a streaming deal on Hulu and syndication on TBS. Let’s hope that we’ll see Andy Samberg, Terry Crews and the crew for more silly, political adventures in New York.

Sad news for It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans who may have binged the popular show on Netflix. All 12 seasons will no longer be available on Netflix after December 8th, TechCrunch writes. This departure is due to 20th Century Fox’s licensing agreement coming to an end. But never fear, because the 12th season will still be available on Hulu.

Rumor Has It: Will Sparks Fly Again for Regina in Once Upon a Time?

Once Upon a Time star Lana Parilla discussed the recreation of playing Queen Regina for season seven’s reboot. She credited creators Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis for the evolution of (former) Queen Regina. “I love creating with Adam and Eddy. I think we’ve done an incredible job over the last six years, so I have a lot of faith in that relationship and I really believe in them. They’re incredible communicators. I can call them at any time. I love that I already have this beautiful history with my bosses. It’s not only the personal relationships but also the creative collaboration that we have been a part of for the last six years, to continue that and to continue telling some really cool, different stories was all part of the intrigue for me and my interest in returning.”

Parilla also teased the prospect of Regina possibly falling for someone again. It would be nice for Regina to find her happy ending after everything she has been through. “I know that’s something the audience has really been wanting, especially after she lost Daniel and Robin,” Parrilla says. “I think the audience really wants to see Regina in a partnership with someone and that’s something I want for her too.”

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What’s happening next week: A Workaholics reunion on Ghosted, and Vice Principals’ school year ends abruptly!

Fans of both Workaholics and Ghosted will be surprised to see actors Blake Anderson and Anders Holm reunite to guest-star on the Fox paranormal comedy. The pair will play Jared and Chaz, the hosts of a popular reality show titled Ghost Studz that examines paranormal activity. See some photos in our gallery HERE!

The Vice Principals series finale will be the most intense yet, with the school year drawing to a screeching halt. See some photos in our gallery HERE!