ABC’s breakout hit Modern Family returns on January 6 with a brand-new episode called “Up All Night.”

Even better, the comedy opens 2010 with guest star Benjamin Bratt of Law & Order fame.

ABC’s quirky workplace comedy gem Better Off Ted has a brand-new video out featuring the cast members discussing their favorite experiments from the show.

But stars Jay Harrington (Ted), Malcolm Barrett (Lem), Andrea Anders (Linda), Jonathan Slavin (Phil), and Portia de Rossi (Veronica) also give us a little more insider information when they reveal which experiments they wouldn’t mind seeing Veridian Dynamics attempt.

The bad news for fans of the quirky HBO comedy Flight of the Conchords dropped on December 10. That’s when the series’ creators published a post on their website announcing the end of the show after just two seasons.

The series hasn’t been canceled by its home network HBO, however. Instead, the cancellation comes courtesy of the show’s New Zealand-based co-creators and stars Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie and co-creator and director James Bobin.

If you didn’t already know, the former CW sitcom The Game currently airs in syndication on cable’s BET. On November 13 at 10pm ET, the network has a really, really, REALLY fantastic treat for fans of the prematurely canceled series: a special cast reunion featuring all six of the comedy’s regulars.

Catch up with the talented bunch during The Mo’Nique Show episode all about The Game Cast Reunion. As the title indicates, the chat show is hosted by very funny comedienne and actress Mo’Nique (The Parkers).

Honestly — who didn’t see this coming? Variety and just about every other TV-industry rag report that ABC has gotten it over with already and canceled the so-not-funny rookie sitcom Hank, which stars Cheers and Frasier great Kelsey Grammer in the not-so-great title role.

As a result of the recent development, viewers can kiss all unaired episodes in Hank’s ten-episode first season goodbye for the moment.

Pushing Daisies alumna Swoosie Kurtz guest stars on the fresh November 4 episode of ABC’s Hank called “Hanksgiving.”

She plays the title character’s loathed mother-in-law, who arrives at her daughter and son-in-law’s downscaled new home to help celebrate the family’s first annual so-called “Hanksgiving.”

The CBS Monday-night comedy block returns with fresh stuff on November 2 after a week off with repeats. How I Met Your Mother kicks off the two-hour period with its latest episode “Bagpipes.”

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The title character tackles the problems of doing absolutely nothing on the new October 21 episode of Hank called “Relax, Don’t Do It.”

When unemployed Hank finds it difficult to live a life with no professional responsibilities, he focuses all of his unused energy on being the best husband and hunter — yes, hunter — ever. I’m sure his wife and two kids are gonna love that and, if viewers are lucky, this episode might actually even be funny.

If you enjoyed the October 7 series premiere of Comedy Central’s silly new comedy series Secret Girlfriend, as did I, you’re probably gonna love the second installment (they don’t come with titles — just numbers) premiering on October 14.

Each episode consists of two vignette-type segments, each with its own subplot. During the premiere, we met the five main characters — one who’s never fully seen because he’s holding the video camera filming everything — in the first segment and then learned about a cool strip club with a tasty buffet in the second.

Viewers are probably going to get the munchies while watching “Drag Your Daughter to Work Day,” the new October 14 episode of ABC’s new Kelsey Grammer comedy Hank.

When Hank decides it’s time for his daughter Maddie (Eureka’s Jordan Hinson) to get a job just like he used to have at her age, the only way to make that happen is for him to get a job working right with her at the mall.