“Pardon the Interruption” fans can rejoice. The iconic ESPN show isn’t going anywhere — for now. Hosted by sports media legends Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser, the afternoon program ...

Pardon the Interruption is meant to be enjoyed while seeing Kornheiser and Wilbon poke fun at each other. At 30 minutes, it’s terrific. At 60 minutes, it’s something a little less.

The Pardon the Interruption 20th anniversary celebration rolled on this week, and to cap off the hit ESPN show’s actual anniversary, hosts Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon received a ...

Pardon the Interruption A rapid-fire sports talker more fun than the games it skewers, ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption" knocks every possible trend, team, owner and, yes, mascot with the right ...

“Pardon the Interruption, I’m Mike Wilbon,” the show begins, as Wilbon turns to address Kornheiser. “Tonight is the President’s State of the Union Address.

At a mere half hour, ”Pardon” is inevitably cogent, witty, and blunt. They even have a guy on staff to keep track of the factual ”errors and omissions” that the breathless Kornheiser and ...

'Pardon the Interruption' panelist Tony Kornheiser dressed up as Jim Harbaugh Tuesday in a costume poking fun at the Michigan sign-stealing scandal.

ESPN has made overtures to expand the long-running hit featuring Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon from a half-hour to an hour. Kornheiser, 76, and Wilbon, 66, have been kibitzing on the 30 ...

ESPN has suspended its Pardon the Interruption host Tony Kornheiser for remarks he made, on his radio show, about the clothing choices of his ESPN colleague Hannah Storm. Here’s the rundown on ...

Pardon The Interruption is Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel’s favorite TV show. “I’ve watched every episode for the last 12 years,” Vogel said. “I DVR it every day.” He’s a die-hard ...

ESPN suspended Tony Kornheiser, a host of the television program “Pardon the Interruption,” for two weeks for comments he made on the radio last week.