Get the scoop on what Grace, Annie, Tommy & Co. will be up to when the BritBox police drama returns.
On TV this Tuesday: Marvel's VisionQuest wraps up on streaming, DWTS celebrates Grammy Night, and NCIS hosts a family reunion tonight.
The Voice went live on Monday, revealing which five artists will move on to Season 30's Top 10 — and which artist's journey is over.
Samuel L. Jackson named his favorite anime series at the Crunchyroll Anime Future Forum, and his reason for picking it is surprisingly simple.
Spider-Noir lasted only a single season on Prime Video. Here's what its main star and hero has had to say about the superhero show's cancellation.
Gilligan's Island cast members played the Conners on Roseanne in a 1995 tribute episode honoring creator Sherwood Schwartz, who also appeared on camera.
Despite playing Aquaman on Smallville, Alan Ritchson never got the chance to portray the character for an axed DC pilot episode.
While you wait for Hazbin Hotel Season 3, these five animated series offer a taste of its hellish humor, irreverent spirt, and bold worldbuilding.
One of the main characters of CBS sitcom Ghosts Rose McIver isn't a stranger to fantastical storylines. In fact, she played the most famous Disney fairy.
Port Wenn goes to war in this week's episode — see what that means for Martin, Louisa, and Parker in an exclusive clip from the hour.
On TV this Monday: an FBI star joins CIA, The Voice's live shows kick off tonight, and Line of Fire gets dressed up for a fancy ball.
Fans of these shows were left hanging on the edge of a metaphorical cliff. Here are off-beat series whose big questions remain unsolved to this day.
"SpongeBob SquarePants" is one of the most influential cartoons of all time, and if you're looking to watch something similar, there are several great options.
Before 9-1-1: Nashville, the actress playing Blythe Hart spent years on a beloved medical drama. Her Hollywood connections might surprise you, too.
It's hard to match the tone of Robert and Michelle Kings' new legal drama, Cupertino, but there are a few shows that come close. These are a few to watch.
Timothy Olyphant's played everything from villains to leading men, but before he broke out, the Justified star almost got his start working with Clint Eastwood.
When the calendar turns to 2027, TV fans will have to say goodbye to an eclectic group of shows that rank among the medium's best in recent years.
Before they played James Bond and Kathryn Janeway, respectively, Pierce Brosnan and Kate Mulgrew were star-crossed lovers in "The Manions of America."
Mary Tyler Moore will always be remembered as an icon of television, and she was surrounded by other titans as well. Her sitcoms frequently had A-list casts.
Some of television's funniest families have spent decades making audiences laugh. These classic sitcoms show how much comedy can come from life under one roof.
The two Twilight Zone episodes Russell Johnson appeared in aired about nine months apart, but both leaned on the very same sci-fi concept. Guess which.
Criminal Minds has more than 350 episodes in total, but these five will turn any viewer into a fan thanks to their gripping storytelling and great acting.
Brian Dietzen had a one-off role on a popular primetime drama that can't be streamed anywhere online, despite it winning an Emmy and a Peabody Award.
Sci-fi is one of the most popular genres in entertainment, but there are still plenty of great shows that flew under the radar and never earned a big following.
If you've watched "Marshals" and found yourself wondering where else you've seen the actress behind Dolly Weaver, you've probably seen her in these works.
Bill Paxton and Brendan Fraser were just two names in the sprawling cast of this ambitious Western miniseries. So why didn't the acclaim follow?
The '70s were a uniquely revolutionary time for educational children's television. Here are five of PBS' standout offerings from the era.
