WFAA's John McCaa retires after 42 years in TV marking the end of an era for local television.

The Jussie Smollett saga creates some compelling TV... just not on "Empire" Barky and Barry break it down.

Ratings for the Super Bowl were down. Ratings for the State of the Union were up. Barky and Barry dig into the numbers in this episode.

All you need to know about the state of the big 4 networks is: what show is CBS airing after this year's Super Bowl?

The boys are back, and they are talking layoffs at the Dallas Morning News, premiere playoff matchups and who were some of the more "difficult" people to interview over the years.

A re-boot is getting the boot, and are football fans tired of all Cowboys all the (prime) time? Plus, what are B&Bs favorite holiday specials?

The NFL moves its game from Mexico City to LA, Michael Douglas is back in "The Kominsky Method" and the traditional sit-com rules the ratings.

Barky & Barry (or is it Barry & Barky) talk about the MNF announcing crew. It's... not working... at all.

Recorded live from the Congregation Beth Torah in Richardson, TX, B&B talk binge watching, ratings, cord cutting and morning show dominance.

Barky and Barry are talking Cowboys, a huge Red River Showdown and the honor of writing each other's obit.