One of the TV shows coming back for another season is United States of Al. The series premiered in April 2021 to mixed reactions; however, that didn’t stop network executives from seeing its ...

The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch in March on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and Amazon Prime United States of Al already has generated controversy due to its casting of Kalyan, who is Indian-South ...

Here’s a complete list of things we learn about Awalmir, or “Al,” in the first four episodes of the new show ostensibly about him: Al (Adhir Kalyan) is a friendly Afghan translator. Al loves ...

“A story about Al [Kalyan] getting a dog was fine for February, but it’s not fine for now,” she said. United States of Al begins its second season Oct. 7 on CBS.

CBS canceled the Chuck Lorre-produced "United States of Al," about a Marine combat veteran and his Afghan interpreter after two seasons.

Chuck Lorre’s ‘United States of Al’ and ‘B Positive’ Renewed at CBS The first-year comedies are the final two shows to receive word on their futures at the network leading into the upfronts.

While many shows have dropped considerably this season, United States of Al is averaging 5.9 million viewers and a 0.6 rating with a week of DVR factored in.

Yet it’s possible to come away thinking “United States of Al” has its heart in the right place, and still conclude, strictly in TV terms, that it simply isn’t very good.

You could have set a watch to the negative reaction around Chuck Lorre‘s new CBS sitcom, “The United States of Al,” when a 30-second teaser dropped last week ahead of the show’s premiere ...

Thu, Oct 21, 2021 Al tries to find an eligible Afghan-American bachelor for his sister to marry so she can move to the United States; Riley and Freddy challenge each other to a bowling match. Show ...

‘The United States of Al’ producer fends off backlash sparked by show’s first trailer By Christie D’Zurilla Staff Writer March 22, 2021 4:26 PM PT ...

The multi-cam comedies “United States of Al” and “B Positive” have been renewed for second seasons at CBS. Both shows hail from Chuck Lorre Productions, which has three other shows on CBS ...