NBC has opted not to extend its time with Extended Family, cancelling the Jon Cryer comedy after a single season. Extended Family’s 13-episode freshman run averaged 3.2 million total viewers and a 0.4 demo rating (with Live+7 playback). Out of the three sitcoms that NBC has aired this TV season, it

Jon Cryer has no particular interest in erasing the Ashton Kutcher era of Two and a Half Men and revisiting the CBS sitcom with former co-star Charlie Sheen. During an appearance on Friday’s episode of The View, the two-time Emmy winner was asked if he’d ever consider a revival of Two and a Half

Jon Cryer is not ruling out the possibility of re-teaming with his former TV brother. While promoting his new NBC sitcom Extended Family (premiering Saturday, Dec. 23; watch trailer), the two-time Emmy winner reacted to Charlie Sheen’s recent reunion with Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre (and

Nearly nine years after he wrapped Two and a Half Men, Jon Cryer returns to the world of situational comedy in NBC’s Extended Family. The network released a quasi-trailer Tuesday, which features the first footage from the Mike O’Malley-created multi-cam. The series centers on former marrieds Jim

Nicholas Hoult is poised to tackle the iconic role of Lex Luthor in James Gunn’s forthcoming Superman: Legacy movie, and he’s doing so with the blessing of another actor who recently brought the DC villain to life on the small screen. Jon Cryer, who portrayed Superman’s arch nemesis across The CW’s