Not only does Seinfeld alum Jason Alexander direct the first fresh ‘Til Death episode on February 14, but former Blossom star Mayim Bialik (pictured in the second photo below) guest stars on the second episode, along with returning players and real-life couple Kevin Nealon and Susan Yeagley.

First up at 7pm ET is Alexander’s masterpiece “Snore Loser,” featuring Season Three regular JB Smoove as the StarKs’ friend Kenny.

Fox presents two fresh episodes of ‘Til Death on Sunday, February 7: “The Not-So-Perfect Couple” at 7pm ET and “Independent Action” at 7:30pm.

The first episode up is extra special because it features Saturday Night Live veteran Kevin Nealon and his real-life wife Susan Yeagley (The Sarah Silverman Program, pictured at right above) as guest stars.

It hasn’t aired since the Christmas Day marathon last month, but on January 31, the Fox sitcom ‘Til Death moves into its new Sunday-night time slot with two fresh episodes.

From that day until Fox relocates it again (or cancels it), the comedy will air at 7pm ET.

Happy holidays, my fellow sitcom lovers. Tomorrow is Christmas Day, of course, which means it’s almost time for the four-episode, primetime ‘Til Death marathon on Fox.

Since the episodes are all leftovers from the comedy’s second and third seasons, viewers will be spending time with the likes of J.B. Smoove’s Kenny instead of beloved Jeff and Steph Woodcock from the freshman season and the Starks’ daughter and son-in-law Ally and Doug from the current fourth season.

If you’ve been wondering whatever happened to the elusive Fox sitcom ‘Til Death, which is currently in its fourth season, wonder no more. After yet another prolonged absence, this one lasting just over two months, the comedy will return on Christmas Day for a two-hour, four-episode marathon.

According to Fox’s current schedule, the “Christmas present” will feature four brand-new episodes originally from the show’s second and third seasons: “No Complaints” at 8pm ET, “The Courtship of Eddie’s Parents” at 8:30pm, “The Ex-Factor” at 9pm, and “The Buffer” at 9:30pm.

Friday-night Fox sitcoms Brothers and ‘Til Death are taking the day off on October 16, thanks to Major League Baseball and the first game of the American League Championship Series.

But never fear, fans. Both comedies will return with fresh episodes on October 23, same time, same channel. Or at least that’s what the network is saying right now.

The Starks make it personal — as in “personal space” — on the new October 9 episode of ‘Til Death all about “Separate Beds.”

Tired of each others’ annoying, sleep-depriving nighttime habits, Joy and Eddie decide to invest in separate, twin-sized beds.

Fox’s ‘Til Death opens its fourth season on October 2 with the premiere “Doug and Ally Return.”

The first thing longtime viewers might notice about the show is that Season Three regular J.B. Smoove, who played Eddie Stark’s overgrown “little brother” Kenny, is gone.

Fox has done it again. For the umpteenth time since ‘Til Death first premiered three seasons ago, the network has changed the date that the show will resume airing new episodes.

According to an official press announcement released today, July 28, the latest scheduling shift pushes the sitcom’s fourth-season premiere to October 2 instead of the previously announced September 18.
Yes, it’s just a two-week difference and the comedy will still air on Fridays at 8:30pm ET (as of now), but the frequent movement makes you wonder how much the show will get jerked around (again) when the fall season finally arrives.
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Heads up, faithful starved ‘Til Death fans. The Brad Garrett and Joely Fisher sitcom is back on Fox tonight (July 5) at 7pm ET, although only in repeats and without dearly departed next-door neighbors Jeff and Steph Woodcock.

First on the schedule during the summer run leading up to the comedy’s September 18 fourth-season premiere is “Joy Ride,” the second episode of the third season.
Joy decides to flirt with her co-worker when she assumes that Eddie’s snazzy new red convertible is competition and the result of a mid-life crisis. However, Eddie won’t be feeling too grand when Kenny completely tricks Eddie’s …read more