Television

Last November, we shared the news that the beloved game show was adapting the way they do auditions so that they could continue to search for contestants during the pandemic.

From brothels to vacuum cleaners, you'll never believe the strange history of Idaho and the museums dedicated to it!

We conducted a survey to determine which TV shows became Boise's "comfort shows" over the past year. These are the TV shows you would've cracked without.

"Friends" was one of the most iconic sitcoms in television history. To this day, it is one of the most-watched shows on TV, but now it comes to our homes through HBO Max. The show ran for ten seasons and jump-started the careers of six exciting young actors like Jennifer Aniston an…

While we're certainly looking forward to the return of Station 19 and Grey's Anatomy, to ABC's T.G.I.T. (are they still calling it that after Scandal got canceled?) we're secretly loving the trivia game shows that are currently occupying their time slots!

Some of our favorite TV shows are not filmed on Hollywood sets but in actual neighborhoods, and we got curious about how much those homes would cost. And we'll see if Boise real estate is any cheaper.

Since the 1970s, there have been seven different television series that have been set in Idaho.  Despite having some big stars, all have met a similar fate by being canceled soon after their debut.  After reading this, you may think that there is an Idaho television curse...

Some people expect to come out of quarantine with new skills, a jump start on their new side hustle or more knowledge. We admire those people...but we're totally ok with saying the only thing we achieved was finishing several TV series.

The Gem State is counting down the hours until NBC's Dateline takes a closer look at the case baffling the nation. The Where Are the Children? episode tries to connect the dots in the disappearance of Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow.

Has anyone else noticed an abundance of Friends articles showing up on their newsfeed?