‘Brockmire’ Season 4: TV Review Hank Azaria's foul-mouthed baseball announcer takes a bold leap into the future in the final season of IFC's 'Brockmire.' ...

After a four-season journey from bitter, loud-mouthed broadcaster to thoughtful family man, Azaria reflects on what's made that arc work.

Joel Church-Cooper explains the tricky process of finding laughs in dire situations and how Hank Azaria's obsessive preparation helped make one of the episode's funniest moments.

The Emmy-winning star talks about sitting in the ESPN broadcast booth half-in-character and the one word 'Brockmire' won't try to make funny.

Imagine you’re listening to a baseball game on the radio. “Pedro delivers a slider into the dirt,” the smooth-voiced announcer says with polished diction and a hint of a southern accent ...

“Brockmire” still has its appeals: As the title character, Hank Azaria brings that same level of verbal versatility and comedic bona fides that Bill Hader and Fred Armisen bring to their ...

Season 1 of Brockmire was IFC’s highest-rated new series. Back in March, an entire month before its Season 2 premiere, IFC renewed the dark comedy for two more seasons. The first season was met ...

Partner Content ‘Brockmire’ Stars’ Chemistry Ignites Series’ Final Season Dave Karger interviews Hank Azaria and Amanda Peet about the hidden depths in the IFC’s comedy hit and the wild ...

Now into its third season, the series Brockmire explores the trials and tribulations of the play-by-play man's complicated life. Once a major league fixture, Brockmire ended up working deep in the ...

It’s safe to say that the jokes in the opening minutes of Season 4 of “Brockmire” play a little differently than they would have a few weeks ago. As the IFC show fast-forwards in its final ...

A review of tonight’s Brockmire just as soon as I cry at Joe Buck’s rendition of “Papa Can You Hear Me?”… There are a couple of potential dangers to Brockmire doing an episode where Jim ...