Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The pup (38 pounds, to be exact) makes several scene-stealing appearances in both seasons of “Catastrophe,” and looked like he ...

In the fourth episode of Catastrophe's second season, Rob (Rob Delaney) tells Sharon (Sharon Horgan) that he's more proud of their relationship than their kids. "You've got to be a monster not to love ...

The world’s favorite dysFUNctional couple is back! Season 2 of Catastrophe, from creators/writers/stars Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, is now available on Amazon Prime Video. You can watch all 6 ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: The world’s favorite dysFUNctional couple is back! Season 2 of Catastrophe, from creators/writers/stars Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, is now available on Amazon Prime ...

The couple at the center of Amazon's Catastrophe, which returned for Season 2 on April 8 and is currently streaming, serves as an example of the increasingly common relationships that reverse the ...

That’s the question that Ben and Indiewire’s TV Editor Liz Shannon Miller dig into this week, as well as the nuances that impact how we appreciate funny people saying funny things on television (like, ...

Catastrophe season 2 trailer: Rob Delaney, Sharon Horgan navigate parenthood “I think it might have been irresponsible for us to procreate,” Sharon Horgan says in the season 2 trailer for Catastrophe, ...

Perhaps the most significant decision in Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan’s “Catastrophe” Season 2 — or at least the one most likely to take viewers by surprise — arrives without you even knowing it.

The sitcom that has brought me more pleasure than any other TV comedy so far this year has an episode that begins with a couple slogging their way through a bitter, petty argument and ends with a man ...

The second season proves that the Sharon Horgan/Rob Delaney comedy is no fluke — it's hilarious, spot-on and real. By Tim Goodman Catastrophe Still - H 2015 I can’t remember the last time I watched ...

Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney's sitcom Catastrophe was anything but, earning Channel 4 - and the show's creative team - rave reviews earlier this year. So keen is the broadcaster to capitalise on ...