When I saw him being interviewed on Pardon the Interruption from my room on the second floor of Stacy dorm, I got up and ran all the way down to the stadium because I recognized the trophy room ...

If you grew up watching ESPN, chances are Pardon the Interruption was part of your daily routine. Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon have been trading sharp takes and laughs across the iconic ...

ESPN may be changing to reflect the new realities of sports and how they're consumed, but it's clear that they see the value of a long-running, beloved show like "Pardon the Interruption." ...

ESPN is getting praised on Thursday for its decision on the future of "Pardon the Interruption." Friday is the final day of "Around the Horn." The Tony Reali-hosted show has been on the air since ...

According to a report, "Pardon the Interruption" will continue at the same 5:30 PM ET slot that it has occupied for years. "According to people familiar with the plans, the network approached Tony ...

Pardon The Interruption debuted in 2001 with Kornheiser, Wilbon and Tony Reali as part of a one-hour block alongside Around The Horn. Reali left the show in 2014 to move to New York City but ...

Pardon the Interruption isn’t going anywhere. And it’s not getting longer, either. Unsurprisingly, no deal got done. The hour-long PTI is “mostly off the table” now. Still, PTI remains a ...

ESPN's Pardon the Interruption has made a tradition every April 1 of leaning into the April Fool's Day of it all. Tuesday was no exception. In one segment, PTI ...

The move could affect its longtime running mate, Pardon The Interruption. Earlier this week, ESPN confirmed that Around The Horn will televise its final episode on Friday, May 23.

How this unfettered clemency power came to be written into our Constitution and how, in spite of frequent abuse, it seems immune from limitation or even much examination by Congress or the courts ...

And it may just be more PTI. The 5 p.m. ET block of “Happy Hour” programming consisting of Around the Horn and Pardon the Interruption has run uninterrupted since all the way back in 2002.

No "Around the Horn" could mean more "Pardon the Interruption." ESPN has "made overtures" about expanding "PTI" — the network's longtime debate show featuring former Washington Post columnists ...