TV

This is one of those tests to see who's a "real Mainah!" If you don't remember the classic Jolly John commercials, you might fail the test!

The hit show "American Pickers" wants to find rare stuff that they've never seen before... right here in New England. What are some of your best collectibles? Here's what we know!

When you're good, you're good...even when two dogs are doing everything they can to distract you.

Linda Kate Lobster & Seafood Company will be the latest Portland business in the spotlight on national television.

Maine has been the setting for other television shows in the past, but nothing quite like the plan for this one

As more people look to cutting the cord, YouTube's new streaming TV service has finally arrived in some parts of Maine.

WCYY couldn't be more stoked to give you the info you need on local shows.

Here's how Maine looks on TV to people from away!

What may have seemed like an open and shut case of attempted murder in Farmington, Maine 14 years ago, may leave viewers of Investigation Discovery's show "Love Kills" with lots of questions. At least that is what the show's producers are hoping for...

Police are searching for Tom Johnston, a meteorologist at WCSH6-TV in Portland & WLBZ2-TV in Bangor. He is considered a missing person, and hasn't been seen since Saturday.

The New York Times recently compiled data on 50 TV shows to see what part of the country they are most popular. Of the 50 shows, Maine scored big on two of them.

What do you do when you just can't stop giggling live on television? Give up and move on...

News broke over the holiday weekend of a not-so-secret reality show filming in Portland in 2017. The creators need local hosts for the show, could it be you?

Maybe Alex Trebek has been watching some old episodes of SNL's parody of him, because lately, he's been biting back.

Despite information telling a different story, Governor Paul Lepage proclaimed during a radio interview this morning that he was one of the biggest reasons the show fell apart. According to the Bangor Daily News, LePage claimed that he "...

YouTube is a treasure trove of old relics when it comes to television commercials. If you've lived in Maine, you've heard of Aquaboggan. It's been a Route 1 staple for as long as I can remember. Watching this commercial from 1986 is more than just a flashback, it's a history lesson as well...