To paraphrase a line in Tuesday’s premiere of Uncle Buck, there’s feeling like a winner, and then there’s being a winner. ABC’s newest sitcom doesn’t exactly feel like either. The Mike ...

On March 9, 1991, the poorly handled Uncle Buck TV series was mercifully taken off the air. The series tabbed Kevin Meany to portray television's Buck. The comedian had made a name for himself as ...

We meet Buck Russell (Epps) and his inner man-child immediately, as he is wearing a beer-can hat and playing silly bar games even though he has assured his girlfriend that he’s looking for a job.

ABC's summer sitcom Uncle Buck premieres on Tuesday, but fans of John Hughes and 80s movies in general remember the comedy of the same name that starred John Candy, Macaulay Culkin, and Gaby Hoffmann.

Sometimes it's readily obvious why a studio will resurrect a movie or TV show for modern audiences to enjoy, but ABC's reimagining of Uncle Buck doesn't feel like more than a well-cast attempt for ...

Comedian Mike Epps stars as Buck Russell in ABC's "Uncle Buck," a television adaptation of the 1989 film of the same name that starred John Candy as the title character.

“Uncle Buck” is coming to prime time. ABC on Friday announced that is has green-lit a sitcom inspired by the 1989 big-screen film starring John Candy. ABC’s version will feature an all-black ...

Mike Epps has been added to the cast of ABC’s all-African-American television remake of Uncle Buck. Epps will be playing the titular character, originally played by John Candy in the 1989 film ...