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S.W.A.T. Exiles Will Premiere This Fall... On Starz
Starz is adding a police procedural to its lineup: The pay cabler will serve as the U.S. home to S.W.A.T. Exiles, a spin-off of former CBS original S.W.A.T.
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What Happened To CBS' Planned NCIS: Red Spin-Off Series With John Corbett?
One NCIS spin-off made it through a backdoor pilot before CBS decided not to move forward.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
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Chicago Fire Star Monica Raymund Directed Several Episodes Of An Acclaimed Crime Drama
Monica Raymund is best-known for saving lives on "Chicago Fire," but her passion for directing burns just as bright -- especially for one specific franchise.
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Fox's Hit Medical Drama House Was Inspired By A New York Times Column
It's well-known at this point that House was inspired by Sherlock Holmes, but the show also took notes from a NYT column that's still being published today.
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The FBI Audition That Made Series Creator Dick Wolf Change The Character To Fit The Actor
Some actors are so talented, some series will completely change character details to make the casting work. That's exactly what happened to this "FBI" star.
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The Rookie: Why Bridget Regan's Monica Was Killed Off
Monica Stevens finally meets her end in The Rookie Season 8. Here's why creator Alexi Hawley killed her off, and what actress Bridget Regan thought about it.
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Why NCIS: New Orleans Killed Off Lucas Black's Christopher LaSalle
Christopher LaSalle went out with a bang on NCIS: New Orleans in Season 6. Here's what the showrunners and actor Lucas Black said about the departure.
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Why Chicago P.D. Decided To Kill Off Sheldon Jin After Just One Season
Chicago P.D. showrunner Matt Olmstead says that killing off Sheldon Jin (Archie Kao) so early on in the series was purely a creative decision.
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Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz Had Very Different Approaches To Their Bones Dialogue
Emily Deschanel shares how her Bones character Dr. Temperance Brennan required her to bring a specific approach to her lines compared to co-star David Boreanaz.
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Fox Gave House's Creator One Note About Hugh Laurie's Character
When creator David Shore and executive producer Katie Jacobs were developing House, Fox was concerned with the title character's Vicodin addiction.
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Boston Blue's Creators Tried To Sell A Zombie Show Before The Walking Dead
"Boston Blue" creators Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis started working together years before their follow-up to "Blue Bloods," including on a zombie story.
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Why Hawaii Five-0 Uses A Zero Instead Of The Letter O, According To CBS
If the original Hawaii 5-O used the letter O in its title, then why did the creators of the 2010 CBS reboot Hawaii 5-0 decide to use a zero instead?
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Nathan Fillion's Firefly Homage On Castle Was Absolutely Perfect
Nathan Fillion loves Firefly to this day, but it might surprise some people that his Richard Castle character made a sweet nod to a certain space cowboy.
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Why ABC Canceled The Rookie: Feds After Just One Season
The Rookie has done well on ABC, but the same can't be said for its first spin-off series: The Rookie: Feds. Multiple factors led to the show's cancellation.
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Bones' Creator Was Shocked Fox Didn't Cut This Season 1 Line About Jesus
"Bones" was always a quirky, slightly edgy series, but even the show's creators were surprised that Fox let them joke about Jesus in Season 1.
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15 Major Movie Stars Who Appeared On NCIS
The ongoing CBS procedural has had some major names briefly join the cast during its decades on the air. Here are just a handful of standouts.
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House Season 9: What Would Have Happened If The Series Hadn't Ended
Had House been renewed for Season 9, the plan was to follow Hugh Laurie's cantankerous doc as he practiced medicine in a small town without a license.
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The Law & Order SVU Storyline So Intense Even Mariska Hargitay Has Trouble Rewatching
Mariska Hargitay reflects about the controversial storylines of Law & Order: SVU Seasons 14 and 15, when Olivia Benson went through a lot of hardship.
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Fall TV Schedule Grid: A Printable Guide To ABC, CBS, Fox & NBC — Plus, What's On Hold For Midseason
See what's airing on ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC this fall with our printable 2026 primetime TV schedule grid — broken down night by night, time slot by time slot.
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Samuel L. Jackson And Philip Seymour Hoffman Were In The Same Law & Order Episode
Samuel L. Jackson and Philip Seymour Hoffman guest starred in the same Law & Order episode — and it was Hoffman's first-ever professional acting role.
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The Real Person Who Inspired Molly's Pub On Chicago Fire
Molly’s Pub is the central meeting spot of the One Chicago universe, and its name has a special meaning that might surprise Chicago Fire fans.
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Why Chicago Fire's Co-Creator Thought The Drama Would Be Canceled After Two Episodes
Nowadays, Chicago Fire is one of NBC's hottest shows — but there was once a time when its creators were convinced it was about to get the axe.
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Is Blue Bloods' Famous Reagan Family Home Real And Can Fans Visit It?
The Reagan family home is one of the most iconic settings in Blue Bloods. It's actually a real house, but there's a catch for anyone who wants to visit.
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Boston Blue's Version Of The Reagan Family Dinner Has A Real-Life Influence
Boston Blue has a family dinner like Blue Bloods, but the spinoff's is a Friday evening Shabbat. The shift to a Jewish-themed dinner is deeply personal.
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Criminal Minds Actors You May Not Know Are Dead
"Criminal Minds" has featured an exceptional array of talent as part of its guest star roster. Here are some of those actors who are no longer with us.
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'70s Television Shows That Could Never Be Made Today
The 1970s was a time of both bold experimentation and embarrassing failure on television, and the shows on this list would never pass muster today.
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