Gary Cole

HBO’s Veep may have outlasted Selina Meyer’s Vice Presidency and Oval Office tenure, but the series itself must eventually resign. So it is, that star Julia Louis-Dreyfus now confirms next year’s seventh season will be the last for the Emmy-winning political satire.

After five seasons, a change in showrunners and the real-life horror show that was the 2016 presidential election, not only is Veep still going strong, it continues to get better every year — more biting, more brazen, and always more hilarious. With Season 5 hitting DVD and Blu-ray this week ahead of next Sunday’s Season 6 premiere, we sat down with stars Gary Cole, Reid Scott and Sam Richardson to discuss the return of the HBO series, their favorite moments from Season 5, and what makes Kent so fascinating.

It’s an open question how Veep will fare without its title character actually employed in any administration, but Season 6 is nonetheless primed for further humiliation in its April debut. See for yourself, as the first full trailer finds Selina Meyer getting re-acquainted with an old friend, sidestepping both figurative and literal landmines.

The Bronze was the first film to get critics buzzing at Sundance earlier this year, inspiring some fairly divisive reactions to the raunchy comedy starring The Big Bang Theory’s Melissa Rauch as a foul-mouthed, washed-up former Olympic gymnast. The first trailer has finally arrived to give you a NSFW taste of what all the fuss was about — turns out, it just sort of looks okay.

Going into its fourth and most anticipated premiere yet, HBO’s Veep suffered a setback last week with the announcement that creator Armando Iannucci would leave the series behind in advance of Season 5, despite informally confirming that the Emmy-winning Julia Louis-Dreyfus political comedy would return for 2016. Now, Silicon Valley joins Veep with an official vote of confidence from HBO through Seasons 5 and 3, respectively.

‘Archer’ season 5 adds the last dash of ‘Vice’ in its season finale “Arrivals / Departures,” as Lana's impending birth sends Archer into a panic, while the former ISIS team attempts to flee the imminent destruction of San Marcos at CIA hands. Previous ‘Archer’ installment “Filibuster” saw Archer fighting his way out from under Cyril's reign as San Marco's president, while Krieger attempted to prev

‘Archer’ season 5 adds a bit more ‘Vice’ in its latest episode “Filibuster,” as Archer fights his way out from under Cyril's reign as San Marco's president, while Krieger attempts to prevent his clones from launching a missile strike against the world. Previous ‘Archer’ installment “Palace Intrigue, Part 2” saw Archer and the gang desperately attempting to flee the mansion of Gustavo Calderon (Fre

‘Archer’ season 5 adds a bit more ‘Vice’ in its latest episode “House Call,” as the group's attempts to curtail Pam's cocaine addiction become complicated by FBI Agent Hawley (Gary Cole)'s arrival. Last week’s ‘Archer’ installment “A Debt of Honor” saw Pam's unstable behavior bringing down the wrath of the Yakuza on the ISIS team in Cheryl's mansion, so does “House Call” keep the changes rolling?

Welcome to New York Comic-Con, ‘Archer’ fans! The cast and creative minds behind ISIS and FX’s genre-hopping super-spy comedy ‘Archer’ dropped by the Javits Center to show off the latest footage from season 5, generally crack wise, and give us a taste of where Malory, Sterling, Lana, Cyril, Pam, Carol, Cheryl and Krieger will end up in the coming year! So, what did we learn from ‘Archer’'s big New

While HBO had the fortune of pairing 'Girls' and 'Veep' together in their first seasons, the second go around saved the Emmy-winning political comedy for last with a season 2 premiere of April 14. Julia Louis-Dreyfus will return as our favorite put-upon Vice President Selina Meyer, along with the remainder of the staff from 'Veep' season 1, but who are the new faces in the cast? Get a look at Kevi