Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For a comedy about a grown man in a dog costume, FX/X’s Wilfred has surprisingly evolved into one of the darkest shows of our time ...

“Wilfred” was originally an Australian series that received $1.5 million of government money even though — or perhaps because — it was “peppered with profanity, full-frontal nudity and jokes about ...

The star of the FX comedy addresses Ryan's possible mental illness and why Wilfred is important to his character's life. By Aaron Couch Thursday, June 20 Is Ryan crazy? Is Wilfred real? Can you get a ...

Wilfred is one of the best shows on television, and the second season premiere proved that once again. It is an absolutely hilarious comedy that mixes in intense dramatic and suspenseful moments with ...

You can find Elijah Wood in theaters this weekend playing a compulsive killer of young women in Franck Khalfoun’s remake of “Maniac,” offering a physically dissimilar and more angsty take on the ...

Well… it's not as complicated as it might seem, and thanks to a Wilfred series finale that was sweet, revealing, and sad but (as star/producer/writer Jason Gann ...

Actor Jason Gann said getting out of his dog suit is a welcome respite from his role on the FX show, “Wilfred.” The actor and executive producer stopped by the Fox411 studios to chat about the show, ...

Elijah Wood, Jason Gann and Fiona Gubelmann talk tearful goodbyes and hint at a future beyond the FXX series: "Never say never." By Aaron Couch Wilfred Season 4 Episodic 1 Elijah Wood - H 2014 Elijah ...

Christina Radish is the Senior Entertainment Reporter at Collider. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in ...

Wilfred is a great comedy about a man and his (neighbor's) dog — but is it a great mystery? Not so much. The series started with Ryan's (Elijah Wood) attempted suicide and has since followed his ...

For a comedy about a grown man in a dog costume, FX/X's Wilfred has surprisingly evolved into one of the darkest shows of our time — and Wednesday's two-part series finale proved to be its most ...