During a panel discussion of sitcom stars from How I Met Your Mother, Raising Hope, and Modern Family, actor Jason Segel said comedies came back because people were tired of reality TV, but Jane Lynch and others pointed out that isn’t entirely the case, since reality TV emerged from a black hole of creativity on TV. The panel with male stars of Twentieth Century Fox Television stars was held for TV critics during our visits to various sets, and was moderated, for some unknown reason, by Flipping Out’s Jenni Pulos, who was less funny than she is on the show because she was trying to be funny, and here she was up against real talent. (As an example, she asked Raising Hope’s Lucas Neff, “So W.C. Fields said never work with dogs or children. I work with a big baby, and it’s working out for me. How is it going for you?”) How I Met Your Mother’s Jason Segel said, “I think the pendulum swung too far on reality TV,” and pointed out that the series in which he co-stars with Neil Patrick Harris...