It was announced on May 13 that Tennessee would be adding former Texas assistant coach Steve McClain to its staff for the ...

(John Cho, Jack McBrayer, Clark Gregg and DeWanda Wise star in the cheesy space-set soap opera within the series.) Unfortunately, before Murderbot can indulge in the one thing it truly enjoys ...

This also allows for some fun cameos from the likes of Jack McBrayer, Clark Gregg, Jon Cho, and DeWanda Wise. Each episode of Murderbot is about half an hour, and it treads more in the domain of ...

It is especially fond of one called The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon, of which we get frequent glimpses, with John Cho, Jack McBrayer, Clark Gregg, and DeWanda Wise starring in the space opera ...

The Broadway production co-stars Ilana Glazer, Glenn Fleshler, Clark Gregg, Carter Hudson, Christopher Denham, Fran Kranz, Mac Brandt, Will Dagger, and Georgia Heers.

Clark Gregg as Don Hollenbeck, Paul Gross as William S. Paley, Georgia Heers as Ella, Carter Hudson as Joe Wershba, Fran Kranz as Palmer Williams, Jennifer Morris as Millie Green, Michael ...

It is particularly fond of a cheesy-looking “Star Trek”-type show featuring John Cho, Clark Gregg, DeWanda Wise and Jack McBrayer called “The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon.” It routinely ...

So Murderbot, generally confused by human behavior, is much more invested in 2,797 episodes of a serial called The Rise and Fall of Sanctuary Moon — a show featuring Clark Gregg, John Cho ...

And in a bit of stunt casting, the show repeatedly dramatizes scenes from Murderbot’s favorite TV show, casting Harold Cho, Clark Gregg, DeWanda Wise, and Jack McBrayer in a hammy “Star Trek ...