Gary Carr only thinks he's the first black character on the PBS period drama "Downton Abbey." 

With the help of Funny or Die, Diddy sets the record straight -- even if he can't say "Downton" correctly. Apparently, the former Sean Combs (and former lots of other stage names) has been in the cast since Day 1 -- we've just been overlooking him.

Funny or Die inserted Diddy in pivotal scenes over the first three seasons. And the music mogul did not miss an opportunity to plug Ciroc vodka. Oh ... and he also tried to get Lady Grantham and Mrs. Crawley to make out a little bit. Gross.

Also read: 'Downton Abbey' Star Maggie Smith Has Yet to Watch an Episode

Diddy plays Lord Wilcott, the new...

Bill Hader might be on his way out at "Saturday Night Live," but he's not quite done wisecracking just yet.

Hader, who announced earlier this week that he's leaving the late-night comedy institution after its current season, appears in a series of promos for this week's season finale with the episode's host, Ben Affleck, to drum up a few laughs in the name of publicity.

Also read: Bill Hader Exiting 'Saturday Night Live'

The dominant butt of Hader's jokes? Affleck's Oscar-winning film "Argo."

"We hope there won't be any 'Argo'-ment about it," Hader cracks in one promo, after Affleck announces that Kanye West will be the musical guest for the finale.

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HBO knows how to get our attention.

The premium cable channel released the key art for "True Blood's" Season 6 and it seems to be playing off reports that the series is saying goodbye to one of its major bloodsuckers.

On the larger scale, the series has been teasing a human vs. supernaturals war that is sure to include several deaths. But, there has also been some talk of the upcoming season being Eric's (Alexander Skarsgard) last.

See photos: HBO Releases 22 Photos From 'True Blood' Season 6

The poster shows a vampire in blurred shadow who looks to be in a lot of pain. The...

After revealing its 2013-2014 programming schedule at Tuesday's upfronts, ABC released first looks at its new series.

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"Lucky 7": Revolves around seven employees of a service station in Queens whose lives are changed in unexpected ways when they win a lottery jackpot. Stars Stephen Louis Grush, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Summer Bishil, Anastasia Phillips, Christine Evangelista, Lorraine Bruce and Luis Antonio Ramos. Executive produced by David Zabel, Jason Richman ("Detroit 187"), Darryl Frank, Justin Falvey and Steven Spielberg.

"Once Upon a Time in Wonderland": Reimagination of "Alice in Wonderland," starring Sophie Lowe as Alice. Just as doctors ready to "cure" her of...