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Bergen's comment was declared "the best line of the night so far."
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Reubens died after a private battle with cancer.
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Kimbrough played news anchor Jim Dial on the hit series between 1988 and 1998.
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Jordan was involved in a fatal car crash in Hollywood this morning.
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Newton-John was a celebrated singer and actress known for her role as Sandy in Grease and her hit track "Physical."
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The only way to successfully bring a show back is for it to have never left.
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The reprise of the Candice Bergen-led series was initially conceived as a one-time 13-episode run.
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Murphy Brown's "Beat the Press" pulls no punches when it comes to attacking Trump.
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The CBS comedies haven't gotten the axe quite yet, but it's not looking good.
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"It's basically an anti-law-and-order, anti-law-enforcement advertisement on CBS," said host Pete Hegseth.
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The major networks have a solid lineup of comedies, so why is no one watching them?
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This isn't fake news. ABC's biggest show is The Conners–and we've got the stats to prove it.
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The success of Roseanne paved the way for new laugh riots like Happy Together, The Neighborhood, and The Cool Kids.
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This is the episode that justifies the Murphy Brown revival.
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You won't want to miss these A-list cameos.
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The classic sitcom revival brings the #MeToo conversation to primetime in a revealing episode.
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After sneaking into the White House press briefing, Murphy asked the Trump official one very important question.
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Candice Bergen is back on CBS!
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The Murphy Brown revival came out swinging with political commentary, timely sub-plots, and... a cameo from Hillary Clinton?
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The revival of the 1988-98 series brings back Bergen, Joe Regalbuto, Faith Ford and Grant Shaud. Jake McDorman, Nik Dodani and Tyne Daly also join the cast.