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Foundation: How Apple TV's Isaac Asimov Series Changed The Sci-Fi Book's Main Villain
Foundation's creator, David S. Goyer, wanted sci-fi audiences to understand the full scope of The Mule's threat to the universe from the moment they met him.
Read More10 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Your Friends & Neighbors
Fans of sharp writing, dark humor, and morally messy characters have plenty of options while waiting for more episodes of a popular Apple TV series.
Read MoreTVLine's Performer Of The Week: K Callan
At 90 years young, K Callan was hilarious and heart-wrenching as Ruth in the Widow's Bay finale — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreMatthew McConaughey And Woody Harrelson's Apple TV Comedy Brothers Gets Premiere Date, First Photo
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are having a family reunion this fall — find out when their new Apple TV comedy Brothers premieres.
Read MoreWidow's Bay Burning Questions: The Bells, The Boogeyman, The Teeth, And More
The season finale of Widow's Bay didn't solve all of its unsettling island mysteries! Here are the biggest burning questions we need answered come Season 2.
Read MoreWidow's Bay Finale Hits Us With One Last Devastating Twist — Grade It!
Apple TV's supremely creepy horror comedy Widow's Bay hit us with a gut-punch of a twist in the Season 1 finale — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
Read MoreCape Fear Delivers A Surprise Cameo From A Star Of The Scorsese Film
This week's Cape Fear gave us a shock in the form of a surprise cameo from a star of the original Martin Scorsese film — get the details.
Read MoreThis Apple TV Horror Comedy Series Has Guillermo Del Toro's Approval
Nothing speaks to a horror show's quality like a nod from a master of the genre. And for Guillermo del Toro, 2026 is all about one series in particular...
Read MoreCasting News: Katey Sagal To Romance Ted Danson, Will Arnett Joins Kristen Stewart's NASA Drama, And More
Now this is a match made in TV comedy heaven: Katey Sagal will play Ted Danson's girlfriend in a new Apple TV comedy.
Read MoreSilo: Juliette Comes Out Of The Fire And Fights For Answers In Season 3 Trailer
Apple TV has released a new trailer for Season 3 of Silo, with Juliette fighting back after making it out of the fire alive — watch it here.
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Casting News: Neve Campbell Reunites With Party Of Five Creator, Dylan O'Brien's Hulu Comedy, And More
Neve Campbell is getting back in touch with her Party of Five family — get the scoop on her new HBO Max role.
Read MoreTom Hardy To Return To MobLand Season 3 After All
The series star reportedly will be part of the crime drama's future — find out what changed.
Read MoreMark Harmon To Return As Gibbs In Every Episode Of NCIS: Origins Season 3
Find out what brings the elder version of Gibbs to the screen in Season 3!
Read MoreCasting News: Another Summer House Star Exits, Krysten Ritter Plots Dexter Return, And More
Get all the details on the Bravo reality series' latest behind-the-scenes drama!
Read MoreFire Country Adds Olivia Thirlby In 'Mysterious' New Season 5 Role
Station 42 is growing: Fire Country Season 5 has added Olivia Thirlby as a series regular — find out who she's playing.
Read MoreMillie Bobby Brown And David Harbour To Headline Netflix Spy Series In Stranger Things Reunion
Eleven and Hopper, together again! Get the details on Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour's next on-screen collaboration at Netflix.
Read MoreThe Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev And Paul Wesley Reuniting In New Hulu Series You Deserve To Know
#Stelena forever! The Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev and Paul Wesley are set to reunite in You Deserve To Know, a new series currently in development at Hulu.
Read MoreCasting News: Ghosts Ups Ben Feldman, Emma Roberts Returning For Aquamarine Sequel Series, And More
Ghosts has elevated Ben Feldman (aka Kyle) to series regular ahead of Season 6, while Emma Roberts is returning for an Aquamarine sequel series — get details.
Read MoreCasting News: The Boys Star Joins Invincible, Monarch Spin-Off Adds Game Of Thrones Alum, And More
Jack Quaid is moving from one Prime Video superhero show to another: The star of The Boys will lend his voice to the upcoming Season 5 of Invincible.
Read MoreCasting News: Outer Banks Star Joins NASCAR Drama, Elizabeth Banks Is Ms. Frizzle, And More
Chase Stokes is putting the pedal to the metal with his next TV gig: The Outer Banks actor will star opposite Dennis Quaid in AMC's NASCAR drama Thunder Road.
Read MoreCasting News: Tyra Banks Joins Project Runway, Fallout Adds Three, And More
Tyra Banks is returning to the runway, as a judge this time: She'll join Project Runway as a recurring judge in Season 22.
Read MoreCasting News: Heated Rivalry Star Joins Hulu Drama, HBO's Harry Potter Casts Peeves The Poltergeist, And More
Heated Rivalry star Francois Arnaud has lined up his next TV role: He'll join Shailene Woodley and Lindsay Lohan in Hulu's Count My Lies.
Read MoreCasting News: The Night Agent Brings Back Rose, Westworld Star Joins Elisabeth Moss' Hulu Drama, And More
Peter Sutherland is getting his partner back on Netflix's The Night Agent: Luciane Buchanan will return as Rose in the fourth and final season.
Read MoreCasting News: Elisabeth Hasselbeck's New Daytime Gig, Game Of Thrones Vet Joins Peaky Blinders, And More
Elisabeth Hasselbeck is heading back to daytime TV: The former co-host of The View will serve as a guest host on CBS Mornings next week.
Read MoreCasting News: Edgar Ramirez Joins Task, Overcompensating Season 2 Adds 3, And More
Edgar Ramirez will star opposite Mark Ruffalo in Season 2 of HBO's Task — find out who he's playing and how he fits into Tom Brandis' world.
Read MoreCasting News: Downton Abbey Star Joins The Magnificent Seven, Killing Eve Alum Is The New Poirot, And More
Downton Abbey star Joanne Froggatt is saddling up to join the cast of MGM+'s The Magnificent Seven — get the scoop on her role.
Read MoreNew Starz Spin-Off Power: Legacy Greenlit At Starz, Will Follow Tariq And Tommy In New York
The boys are back! Get the scoop on Starz's Tariq-and-Tommy reunion in a new Power series.
Read MoreCasting News: Joshua Jackson Joins Your Friends & Neighbors, Ellen Pompeo's Hulu Pilot, And More
Jon Hamm is getting a new neighbor: Joshua Jackson has joined the cast of Apple TV's Your Friends & Neighbors for the upcoming Season 3.
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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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreWhy Chicago Fire Star Monica Raymund Quit The Hit NBC Series
After six seasons of playing head paramedic Gabby Dawson on "Chicago Fire," star Monica Raymund left the series. Here's why she made the decision.
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A Walking Dead Star Quit Chicago Med Before The Premiere
A Walking Dead alum briefly entered the One Chicago universe before quietly departing the franchise.
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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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Dancing With The Stars Adds Jimmy Kimmel Sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez To Season 35
The late-night personality will hit the dance floor in Season 35. Get all the details!
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John Oliver Lands General Hospital Guest Role After Impassioned Plea On Last Week Tonight
John Oliver is headed to Port Charles: The Last Week Tonight host will guest-star on General Hospital in July, months after asking to be cast on a soap opera.
Read More5 Best Sonic The Hedgehog Animated Shows, Ranked
Sonic the Hedgehog has been around for over 30 years, so there have been plenty of versions of the speedster on the small screen. Here's our ranking.
Read MoreOne Of ABC's Most Popular Soap Operas Was Nearly Canceled - Until A Vampire Joined The Cast
This 1960s Gothic soap opera was struggling to survive its first year, but then the creators decided to go in a more supernatural direction.
Read MoreGene Shalit, Longtime Movie Critic For NBC's Today Show, Dead At 100
Gene Shalit, the mustachioed movie critic who shared his reviews on NBC's Today show for four decades, has died at the age of 100.
Read MoreElia Cantu Leaving Days Of Our Lives After Four Years As Jada Hunter — Read Her Full Statement
Elia Cantu has confirmed her exit from Days of Our Lives after nearly four years. Read the actress' parting words to Detective Jada Hunter.
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Save The Dates: The Proud Family End Date, Louis C.K.'s New Netflix Special, And More
The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder is saying goodbye with a fourth and final season on Disney+ — find out when it premieres.
Read More5 Most Heartbreaking X-Men: The Animated Series Scenes, Ranked
The original run of X-Men: The Animated Series was thrilling, funny, and, yes, a little bit corny — but it also knew how to tug on the heartstrings.
Read MoreDescendants: Wicked Wonderland Sets July Premiere Date — Watch Red Meet Her New Sister In Teaser Trailer
Disney is going back down the rabbit hole on July 16. Watch a teaser trailer for Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.
Read MoreWhy X-Men '97 Had To Update Magneto's Look From The Original Animated Series
During the first few episodes of X-Men '97, Magneto isn't wearing his iconic helmet. The reason directly connects to his evolution in the comics.
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An Original Walking Dead Star Said It Was A Mistake To Kill Off Her Character So Early
Some characters got to leave AMC's The Walking Dead on a high, albeit bloody, note. Others fared better in the comics' version of their story.
Read MoreWhy Smallville Only Showed Tom Welling In Superman's Iconic Costume Once
Smallville creators Al Gough and Miles Millar talk about why Clark Kent actor Tom Welling only wore the traditional Superman costume one time during the show.
Read MoreClaire Danes' Breakout Teen Drama Was Created In Response To Shows Like 90210
When the cult sensation that put Claire Danes and Jared Leto on the map first aired, teen dramas weren't generally considered grounded or relatable.
Read MoreWhy Dwight White From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Ray McKinnon stars as Dwight White in the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch, but the actor's credits are extensive. Here's where you've seen him before.
Read MoreAll 8 Seasons Of Outlander, Ranked
Now that Outlander is over, here's our ranking of every season!
Read MoreDutton Ranch Star Natalie Alyn Lind Clarifies Oreana Jackson's Age
Dutton Ranch viewers have been wrongfully assuming Oreana Jackson is a teenager. Actor Natalie Alyn Lind sets the record straight about her character's age.
Read More10 Most Underrated Horror TV Shows Of All Time
Some of the best horror TV shows fly wildly under the radar and don't get the attention they deserve, including some horror shows that were canceled too soon.
Read MoreHBO Wanted To Turn An Acclaimed Firefighter Drama Series Into A Half-Hour Comedy
This underdiscussed classic from the 2000s might've been funnier, but maybe not as poignant, if it had landed on a more prestigious network.
Read MoreWalton Goggins Came Up With Timothy Olyphant's Final Moment On Justified
Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins were the perfect duo to star on "Justified." Goggins is even responsible for a major Raylan moment in the series finale.
Read MoreKnight Rider's KITT Was Inspired By These '70s Sci-Fi Movie And TV Show Villains
Fans may be surprised to learn Knight Rider's iconic talking car companion, KITT, has some similarities with villainous AI from the late '60s and early '70s.
Read MoreWhy The Vampire Diaries' Stefan Salvatore Was So Incredibly Difficult To Cast
Paul Wesley was the perfect actor to play Stefan in the end, but "The Vampire Diaries" team really struggled to find the right match. Here's why.
Read MoreHow Bill Paxton Really Felt About His Big Love Finale Death
Bill Paxton's death at the end of HBO's "Big Love" brought on some big feelings for the actor. Here's what Paxton had to say about Bill Henrickson dying.
Read MoreThe Vampire Diaries Cast: Where Are They Now?
The Vampire Diaries defined a generation of vampire-themed television and is still popular with viewers today. So, where is the Vampire Diaries cast now?
Read MoreOne Vampire Diaries Star Auditioned Over A Dozen Times Without Knowing They'd Already Been Cast
One of the most important characters in The Vampire Diaries landed their role very early on, but producers kept asking them back for subsequent auditions.
Read More10 Best TV Shows Like Rivals
"Rivals" is one of the best shows of the last few years, but these series rival the Disney+ hit with the perfect balance of melodrama, comedy, and betrayal.
Read MoreStephen Hawking Had One Request When He Visited Star Trek: The Next Generation's Set
Stephen Hawking was a huge "Stark Trek" fan who got the chance to visit the set of "The Next Generation" in the '90s -- and he made one specific request.
Read MoreDavid Hasselhoff Landed Knight Rider Over An Actor Who Starred In One Of TV's Greatest Cop Shows
David Hasselhoff recalled how he got the part of Michael Knight on Knight Rider, having beat out another actor who would go on to star in a hit '80s show.
Read MoreWhy Heather Locklear Kept Her 'Special Guest Star' Credit After Becoming A Melrose Place Regular
Heather Locklear was one of the biggest stars on "Melrose Place," but she was infamously never billed as a main character in the credits. Here's why.
Read MoreThe Vampire Diaries Stars Ian Somerhalder And Paul Wesley Fought Over One Finale Decision
Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley had conflicting views over how their character arcs should conclude in the series finale of The Vampire Diaries.
Read MoreHow Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Creators Got Around Gene Roddenberry's Primary Trek Rule
Deep Space Nine needed conflict — but Gene Roddenberry had rules. The show's creators found an ingenious solution.
Read More15 Best Cold Opens In TV Show History, Ranked
Love television history? We identified which 15 shows have the very best cold opens of all time, from sitcoms like The Office to dramas like Better Call Saul.
Read MoreHarry Hamlin Ad-Libbed One Of His L.A. Law Character's Longest-Lived Attributes
Harry Hamlin played Michael Kuzak on "L.A. Law," where he personally improvised a key detail that would go on to define his character for five seasons.
Read MoreA John Wayne Movie Inspired A Major Moment In Breaking Bad's Finale
Everyone thought Walter White was going to kill Jesse Pinkman in the Breaking Bad finale. Creator Vince Gilligan reveals why he subverted our expectations.
Read MoreWhy Everett McKinney From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Everett McKinney is shaping up to be a major character in the latest "Yellowstone" spin-off, "Dutton Ranch." Here's where you recognize him from.
Read MoreVeronica Mars Began As A Story About A Boy Detective In A Texas High School
It's hard to imagine "Veronica Mars" without Kristen Bell, but the series originally had a very different -- and very male -- main character.
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House Of The Dragon: TVLine's Live Reactions To The Season 3 Premiere — Watch With Us!
Get ready to send a raven: Let's watch the fantasy series' Season 3 return together!
Read MoreX-Files Creator Chris Carter's Comic Adaptation Was Canceled After Three Episodes
Hoping to capitalize on the success of "The X-Files," Fox had creator Chris Carter develop a new sci-fi series in 1999, but it was quickly canceled.
Read MoreJames Cameron's Dark Angel Premiere Made Fox Ask Its Affiliates For A Special Favor
James Cameron is best-known for Avatar these days, but back in 2000, Fox had to call in favors to do the premiere of his new sci-fi series, Dark Angel, justice.
Read MoreBoston 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.
Read MoreChristopher Meloni Starred In A Violent, Offbeat Series From The Boys' Co-Creator
Christopher Meloni is best known for his work on "Law & Order: SVU," but the actor briefly starred on a wild Syfy series by one of co-creators of "The Boys."
Read MoreWhy Michael Peña's Jack Ryan Spin-Off Series Was Canceled By Prime Video
Michael Peña was supposed to star in his own "Jack Ryan" spin-off on Prime Video until it was axed. Here's why "Rainbow Six" was canceled.
Read MoreBreaking Bad's Creative Team Had Several Ending Ideas That Didn't Kill Off Walter White
"Breaking Bad" has one of the best endings in television history, but the series almost ended very differently -- and with Walter White still alive.
Read MoreWhat Does Garrett's Back Tattoo Mean In Off Campus?
Belmont Cameli explains the meaning behind Garrett's Latin back tattoo in Prime Video's Off Campus, and why he personally pitched the idea to producers.
Read MorePerson Of Interest: Why CBS Canceled The Sci-Fi Procedural Drama Despite Its Solid Ratings
"Person of Interest" is the rare sci-fi show that had no bad seasons, and a healthy audience all the way to the end. So why did CBS cancel the series?
Read MoreLeonard Nimoy's Mission: Impossible Salary Surpassed Star Trek, But There Was A Catch
Star Trek was over, Leonard Nimoy needed a job, and Mission: Impossible was offering just that — with a hefty payday, to boot. What could possibly go wrong?
Read MoreArnold Schwarzenegger Played Mariska Hargitay's Real-Life Father In This Made-For-TV Movie
A 1980 TV movie featured Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mickey Hargitay — the father of Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay and second husband to Jayne Mansfield.
Read MoreInvincible's Original Voice Actor Plays A Small Role On Paradise
Before Steven Yeun voiced Invincible's Mark Grayson, Patrick Cavanaugh did — and he's now appearing in Hulu's post-apocalyptic series Paradise.
Read MoreA Justified Star Didn't Know They Were Being Killed Off - But Agreed The Death Was The Right Move
This Justified actor wasn't given a heads-up that their character was going to be killed — they only learned about it when they read the script.
Read More5 Best Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Animated Shows, Ranked
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have inspired several animated shows, beginning in 1987. Here is our ranking of how they stack up against one another.
Read MoreWhy Man From UNCLE's Russian Agent Was Accepted By U.S. Audiences During The Cold War
Despite following the heels of the Cold War, the Russian spy from "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." won Americans over and had fans rushing to their TVs each week.
Read MoreYou Can Vacation In Yellowstone's Dutton Ranch — But It's Gonna Cost You
Ever dreamed of living like the Duttons? Well, you're in luck — the real-life ranch behind "Yellowstone" is opening its doors to guests and tourists.
Read MoreJon Bernthal's Walking Dead Death Was Very Different From His Comic Book Counterpart's
Shane Walsh (Jon Bernthal) dies in both Robert Kirkman's Walking Dead comics and the AMC TV show, but the method of his death differs significantly.
Read More5 Best Superman Animated Shows, Ranked
Some of Superman's biggest adventures have taken place in animation on the small screen. Here is our ranking of the all-time best animated Superman TV shows.
Read MoreMichael B. Jordan's Career Began On An Acclaimed HBO Show (And It's Not The Wire)
The Sinners star probably couldn't have asked for two better early projects. In fact, he ended up a seasoned prestige TV actor before he could legally drive.
Read MoreSuits' Original Pitch Looked Nothing Like The Hit Drama Fans Know Today
A flaw in the original version of Suits helped inspire a major change before the show reached TV.
Read MoreOne Of Kim Cattrall's Biggest Sex And The City Moments Was Ad-Libbed
One of Samantha Jones' best moments in "Sex and the City" only exists because of an iconic ad-lib from Kim Cattrall while filming the final season.
Read More5 Best British Spy Shows, Ranked
The greatest spy series are well written, expertly acted, and will keep you glued to your screen episode after episode. These are Britain's best spy shows.
Read MoreStar Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry Absolutely Hated One Of TNG's Best Episodes, Producer Says
Gene Roddenberry sometimes butted heads with the producers and writers of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," including on this Jean-Luc Picard-focused episode.
Read MoreUSA Network Broke One Of Its Own Rules In Order To Make Suits
"Suits" was one of USA Network's biggest shows during its nine-season run, but the series' original pitch was very different, according to creator Aaron Korsh.
Read MoreDr. Romano's ER Death By Helicopter Was Designed To Be Extra Shocking
Dr. Robert Romano is killed in Season 10 of "ER" by getting crushed by a helicopter. Actor Paul McCrane explained why the death was intended to be shocking.
Read MoreWhy Pushing Daisies Was Canceled Too Soon, According To Creator Bryan Fuller
"Pushing Daisies" was canceled after just two short seasons. Creator Bryan Fuller has some thoughts on why the series went six feet under before its time.
Read MoreAnthony Head's Unmade Buffy The Vampire Slayer Spin-Off Would Have Been All About Giles
There have been several possible "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" spin-offs in development over the years, including one that would focus on Anthony Head as Giles.
Read MoreScott Bakula's Failed Show About Married Spies Was Timothy Olyphant's TV Show Debut
This 1996 action-drama show starring Scott Bakula and Maria Bello also featured Timothy Olyphant's first TV role, though it didn't last long.
Read MoreHBO Wanted To Make Justified — So How Did It End Up At FX?
Justified was a huge critical hit for FX. Were it not for one man's passion, however, the show could easily have found itself on the HBO lineup.
Read MoreThe Man From U.N.C.L.E.'s Unofficial James Bond Crossover Featured A Former 007 Star
Bond creator Ian Fleming had a hand in dreaming up the network TV spy series, but 007 himself never encountered the crew from U.N.C.L.E. ... or did he?
Read MoreAnthony Stewart Head's 10 Best Buffy Moments
In memory of Anthony Stewart Head, here are our favorite Giles moments from the supernatural series.
Read MoreWhy Gotham Was Forbidden From Fully Transforming Jerome Into The Joker
You would think a show about Batman would be able to say the name of Batman's most famous enemy, but this was not the case in Fox's Gotham.
Read MoreVeteran Actor James Handy Appeared In One Of The X-Files' Most Underrated Episodes
James Handy was best known for TV series like "NYPD Blue" and "Alias," but he also appeared in this horrifying 1995 episode of "The X-Files."
Read MoreWho Is Lenny Hancock? Marshals Season 1 Finale Dedication Explained
CBS' Marshals wrapped its freshman season with a special tribute to a beloved member of the show's team we lost this past year.
Read MoreOutlander's 5 Most Tragic Deaths, Ranked
Which Outlander character's demise was the most upsetting? Read our ranking, then weigh in!
Read MoreOne Of Lost's Best Episode Endings Was 'Stolen' From A Major Horror Movie Franchise
According to showrunner Damon Lindelof, the final scene in the Lost Season 3 finale, "Through the Looking Glass," was borrowed from a 2005 horror film.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Gotham's Bruce Wayne Actor, David Mazouz, After The Show Ended?
David Mazouz starred as a young Bruce Wayne in "Gotham" from 2014 to 2019, but you may not have heard about him since. Here's what he's been up to.
Read MoreDesperate Housewives Was Turned Down By Two Premium Networks
"Desperate Housewives" became a huge hit for ABC when it debuted in 2004, but it had been turned down by several networks, including two premium heavyweights.
Read MoreErnest Borgnine Had A Villainous Role On TV's First Sci-Fi Show
One of the first roles for legendary actor Ernest Borgnine was a 1951 stint on what's considered to be television's very first science-fiction series.
Read MoreOutlander: Blood Of My Blood Sets Season 2 Premiere Date — New Trailer Confirms Whether Henry Or Julia Went Back Through The Stones
Mark your calendars, Outlander faithful, and find out when you'll learn which Beauchamp stayed behind in the past!
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Dutton Ranch Episode 8: Austin Demands Answers In Exclusive First Look — And Shots Are Fired!
With only two episodes left in Dutton Ranch's first season, one trigger-happy character is tired of waiting for answers. Watch TVLine's exclusive sneak peek.
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Who Was Phyllis Gilliam? The Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Tribute Explained
Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Season 2, Episode 21 ends with a dedication to Phyllis Gilliam. Here's who Gilliam was, and her connection to the series.
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15 Major Movie Stars Who Appeared On Grey's Anatomy
Think you remember every medical emergency? Scrub in as we look back at 15 movie stars who checked into Seattle's most dramatic hospital.
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Why Peter Dinklage Almost Turned Down His Breakout Role On Game Of Thrones
Peter Dinklage became a huge star with his role as Tyrion Lannister on Game of Thrones, but here's why he was hesitant about accepting the role.
Read MoreBig Bang Theory Spin-Off Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Reveals Even More Multiverse Cameos In Full Trailer — Watch
It all started with a Big Bang. Now it's expanding into a full-blown multiverse. Watch the full-length trailer for HBO Max's Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
Read More10 Dr. Carter Episodes Of ER That Every Fan Of The Pitt Has To Watch
Love Noah Wyle on The Pitt? These 10 essential Dr. Carter episodes from ER chart the character's journey from idealistic med student to accomplished physician.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon Season 3 Premiere Teases Addam-Centric Fire & Blood Story: All About The Green Men
House of the Dragon Season 3 kicks off with fire, blood, and an appearance from a mysterious horned creature, setting up an Addam of Hull storyline.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon Season 3 Premiere Recap: [Spoiler] Dies As The Battle Of The Gullet Begins
Who didn't make it out of the Battle of the Gullet alive? Read our premiere recap to find out!
Read MoreThe Game Of Thrones Episode Fans Rarely Talk About — But Absolutely Should
Some episodes of "Game of Thrones" are recognized as TV masterpieces, but there's one underrated episode that fans should definitely talk more about.
Read More10 Best Sitcoms Streaming On HBO Max Right Now
HBO Max is a total treasure trove when it comes to sitcoms. Here are 10 of the best sitcoms currently streaming on the platform today.
Read MoreTVLine's Performer Of The Week: Colman Domingo
Colman Domingo was sensational as Ali fought to honor Rue's memory in the Euphoria series finale — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read More5 Euphoria Season 3 Theories That Aged Poorly
Between Season 2 and Season 3, fans of HBO's Euphoria had oodles of time to predict what would happen to Rue and her pals. Many of those predictions were wrong.
Read MoreEuphoria Season 3 Finale Features A Product Showcase So Egregious Fans Are Calling It Out
The polarizing final season of HBO's star-studded teen drama pushed plenty of limits ... arguably including how much product placement it can get away with.
Read MoreHow Alexa Demie Feels About Barbie Ferreira's Euphoria Exit
Alexa Demie revealed her honest reaction to Barbie Ferreira leaving Euphoria.
Read MoreEvery Season Of Euphoria — And The Special Episodes — Ranked
Now that Euphoria is over, do you agree with our order of all three seasons (and two specials)?
Read MoreEuphoria Season 3 Finale: [Spoiler]'s Death Explained By Creator Sam Levinson
Sam Levinson shared why a major character's story ended the way it did in Euphoria's finale.
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All 5 Seasons Of The Bear, Ranked
Now that The Bear has served its final meal, we're ranking all five seasons of the Emmy-winning kitchen dramedy.
Read MoreThe Bear Series Finale Recap: What's Carmy Cooking Up Next? (Grade It!)
The staff of The Bear finally got a chance to exhale and figure out what's next in the series finale — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
Read MoreThe Bear Channels The Pitt, Sets The Final Season In One Day — Did It Work For You? Grade It!
The Bear is taking a page out of The Pitt's playbook, setting the final season all in one day — but did the format change work? Read our take, and weigh in!
Read MoreNetflix's The Circle Moving To Hulu For Season 8, Will Include Celebrity Contestants And Real-Time Voting
The Circle will continue to spin, just not on Netflix. Find out what to expect (including some big changes) when the show returns — now on Hulu!
Read MoreSave The Dates: Adults Season 2, Lupin Part 4 On Netflix, And More
FX's Adults are back, and still not entirely grown up — find out when Season 2 of the Gen Z comedy premieres on Hulu.
Read MoreHulu's Emmy Rossum-Led Serial Killer Drama Furious Sets Premiere Date — See First Photos
Emmy Rossum's new Hulu serial killer drama Furious has set a premiere date. Get details on the plot, cast, and see the first photos.
Read MoreThe Bear Season 5 Trailer: The Restaurant Floods As The Money Dries Up In The Final Season
When it rains, it pours for the staff of The Bear — get a sneak peek at the final season of the Emmy-winning culinary dramedy.
Read MoreNot Suitable For Work Premiere: Mindy Kaling's Latest Gang Of Twenty-Somethings Aims To Go Pro... Even If It Kills Them (Grade It!)
Ella Hunt and Jack Martin star in Not Suitable for Work, but did Mindy Kaling's latest pop? Read our recap and grade the premiere!
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The Bear's Abby Elliott Explains The 'Beautiful Peace' Natalie Found In The Final Season, Reveals Her Favorite Episodes
The Bear star Abby Elliott explains the "beautiful peace" her character Natalie found in the final season — and reveals her favorite episodes of the show.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon's Latest Fatality Moves Matt Smith To Song: 'Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead!' — Watch
Matt Smith can't help but celebrate this week's major fatality. See what else he and Emma D'Arcy have to say about Rhaenyra and Daemon's arrival in King's Landing.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Episode 8 Puts Carter At A Crossroads: Finn Little Explains Why He's 'Lashing Out,' And What's Next
With only one episode left in Season 1, Finn Little and Natalie Alyn Lind tell TVLine about Carter and Oreana's future (or lack thereof) on Dutton Ranch.
Read MoreThe Bear Video: Jeremy Allen White And The Cast Preview The Final Season — And Reveal Their Top Kitchen Tips
Jeremy Allen White and the cast of The Bear get us ready for the show's final season and reveal the best kitchen tips they've learned — watch video.
Read MoreAvatar: The Last Airbender Star Gordon Cormier Addresses His Season 2 Growth Spurt: 'Aang Is Almost A Completely New Person'
Gordon Cormier tells TVLine about Aang's growth spurt between Seasons 1 and 2 of Avatar: The Last Airbender: "He's gone through puberty. It's crazy."
Read MoreNot Suitable For Work Finale: Mindy Kaling Talks [Spoiler]'s 'Heartbreaking' Ending, Subverting Expectations, And That Juicy Cliffhanger
Not Suitable for Work creator Mindy Kaling breaks down the breakups, kisses, and other big surprises from the Hulu comedy's Season 1 finale.
Read MoreWhy The Way Home Never Explained How The Landrys' Time-Traveling Pond Actually Works
The showrunners of Hallmark Channel's The Way Home, which just ended its four-season run, explain to TVLine why some things are better left a mystery.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon's Olivia Cooke And Ewan Mitchell Are As Grossed-Out By That Premiere Kiss As You Are
The HBO fantasy series' stars tell us how they really felt about that highly uncomfortable moment in Sunday's episode.
Read MoreJane Seymour And Joe Lando Reminisce About Their Tumultuous Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Years And Bringing Their Chemistry To Harry Wild's New Season
Jane Seymour and Joe Lando take us inside their decades-long partnership, from behind-the-scenes drama on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman to the new season of Harry Wild
Read MoreThe Way Home EPs Explain 'Open-Ended' Series Finale: Casey's Reveal, That 'Important' Last Scene, And More — Grade It!
TVLine speaks with the showrunners of Hallmark Channel's The Way Home about the series finale's biggest moments, including what that last scene really means.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon's Big Premiere Death: The Key Players React To The 'Beyond Worst-Case Scenario'
Hear from the actors behind the fantasy drama's first major casualty of Season 3!
Read MoreSweet Magnolias Season 5: Brooke Elliott Finds The Silver Lining In Dana Sue's 'Monumental' Tragedy — And How She Said Goodbye
Sweet Magnolias star Brooke Elliott takes TVLine inside the Season 5 moment that changes Dana Sue's life forever — and why it could be a good thing.
Read MoreHouse Of The Dragon's Emma D'Arcy And Olivia Cooke Weigh In: Can Rhaenyra And Alicent's Secret Pact Actually Hold In Season 3? Watch!
Ahead of the show's return, TVLine asks the biggest question on our minds: Can the queens' gambit work?
Read MoreSweet Magnolias Boss Addresses Ty's Absence In Season 5: 'It Was Carson Rowland's Choice To Leave'
Sweet Magnolias has returned to Netflix for Season 5, but one Serenity resident is conspicuously absent. Get the story behind Carson Rowland's exit as Ty.
Read MoreHigh Potential Costume Designer Breaks Down Morgan's Season 2 Style, Including The Skirt Every Fan Wanted
High Potential costume designer Sandra Burns takes TVLine inside Morgan's closet with a breakdown of five unforgettable looks from Season 2.
Read MoreThe Vampire Lestat Team Answers Our Burning Questions About Gabriella, Sam Reid's Dual Role, And More — Grade The Premiere!
The stars and EPs of The Vampire Lestat answer TVLine's burning questions about that game-changing premiere... and what we can expect from the season.
Read MoreHacks Creators Talk Spin-Off Chances, That Perfect Judy And Barbra Duet, And Why We Didn't See DJ's Reaction To Deborah's Illness
The creators of Hacks talk Deborah's big series finale decision, their last day of shooting, and whether a spin-off could ever be in the cards.
Read MoreEuphoria's James Landry Hébert Had An NSFW Vision For Harley's Finale Chase Scene
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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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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.
Read MoreHow Law & Order: SVU Paid Tribute To Det. John Munch After Richard Belzer Passed Away
After Richard Belzer died in 2023, Law & Order: SVU homaged the beloved Det. John Munch in two very sweet ways, ensuring the actor's legacy is never forgotten.
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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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15 Best Black Mirror Episodes, Ranked
From haunting cautionary tales to emotional character studies, these Black Mirror installments represent the series at its most memorable and ambitious.
Read MoreWilly Wonka-Inspired Competition, Featuring The Recreated Voice Of Gene Wilder, Sets Netflix Release Date — Watch A Teaser
Netflix has set a date for its Willy Wonka-inspired competition Wonka's The Golden Ticket — and revealed it will feature the recreated voice of Gene Wilder.
Read MoreMaster Of None Season 3's Major Story Changes Explained By Aziz Ansari
The acclaimed Netflix dramedy switched from focusing on Aziz Ansari's struggling actor everyman to scenes from Lena Waithe's on-screen marriage.
Read MoreAvatar: The Last Airbender EP Was Surprised That One Major Season 2 Change Was Approved: 'I Thought It Was Too Much'
Season 2 of Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender introduces fan-favorite character Toph, with at least one story change the EPs didn't think would be approved.
Read MoreNetflix's One Piece Anime Remake Releases Teaser Trailer Ahead Of 2027 Premiere
Netflix has released a teaser trailer for The One Piece, an upcoming remake of the iconic (and still-running!) One Piece series. See what's changing.
Read MoreLeanne Season 2 Sets August Release Date On Netflix, Adds Mom And Mike & Molly Alums
Chuck Lorre is bringing in a pair of former collaborators for Leanne Season 2, including Jaime Pressly, who will reunite with her Mom co-star, Kristen Johnston.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Hot Ones Gets Netflix Spin-Off, Jeopardy! Masters Returns, And More
Prepare your tastebuds: Sean Evans' YouTube talk show Hot Ones is getting a spin-off on Netflix.
Read More10 Best Episodes Of Stranger Things, Ranked
Years after its debut, Stranger Things remains packed with standout moments. These episodes rose above the rest through unforgettable characters and drama.
Read MoreRemarkably Bright Creatures: A Guide To Netflix's Heartwarming, Emmy Contender Octopus Adaptation
Everything you need to know about the streamer's adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's bestselling novel
Read MoreOuter Banks Sets Final Season Release Date At Netflix — Watch The Pogues Vow To Avenge JJ's Death In First Trailer
The Pogues are on a mission in the first trailer from the Netflix drama's final season — plus, find out when it'll return!
Read MoreStar Trek's William Shatner Played A Lesser Known Version Of A Major He-Man Villain
William Shatner, best known as Captain Kirk on "Star Trek," also voiced a major character in Netflix's 2024 series "Masters of the Universe: Revolution."
Read MoreHeartstopper Forever Puts Nick And Charlie's Relationship To The Ultimate Test — Watch Trailer
Netflix has released the full trailer for Heartstopper Forever, which brings Nick and Charlie's love story to an end — or does it?
Read MoreWho Plays Mother On Netflix's The Boroughs?
Mother is the terrifying, tragic heart of The Boroughs, the new Netflix show from the Duffer Brothers. But who's the actor beneath all those prosthetics?
Read MoreSweet Magnolias Stars Share Their Hopes For Potential Season 6: 'The Fans Earned It, We All Deserve It'
The stars of Netflix's Sweet Magnolias are hoping they haven't "poured it out" for the last time. Here, they share their wishes for Season 6 with TVLine.
Read MoreHockey Romance Icebreaker Ordered At Netflix From Gossip Girl Writer
Following the success of Heated Rivalry and Off Campus, Netflix has ordered the hockey romance Icebreaker, based on the Hannah Grace bestseller.
Read MoreSweet Magnolias Season 5 Ends In Heartbreak: Can [Spoiler]'s Marriage Be Saved In A Potential Season 6?
Not everyone gets a happy ending in Sweet Magnolias Season 5. TVLine spoke with the EP and star behind that shocking finale reveal.
Read MoreSweet Magnolias Season 5 Premiere: JoAnna Garcia Swisher Didn't See Maddie's 'Unfair' Twist Coming
Maddie learns a hard lesson in the Sweet Magnolias Season 5 premiere, but star JoAnna Garcia Swisher tells TVLine that she wouldn't change a thing.
Read MoreScooby-Doo: Origins Reveals Full Cast — See Who's Joining Netflix's Live-Action Adaptation
Coolsville is getting crowded — Netflix has added 15 additional cast members to its live-action Scooby-Doo: Origins series, TVLine has learned.
Read MoreScooby-Doo: Origins Reveals First Look At Netflix's Live-Action Scooby — And It's Not What We Expected
For the first time in the franchise's history, Scooby-Doo will be portrayed by an actual dog in Netflix's live-action series Scooby-Doo: Origins. Do you love?
Read MoreI Will Find You Trailer: Sam Worthington Pulls Off A Prison Break In Netflix's Harlan Coben Adaptation
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Dutton Ranch Taps SEAL Team's Benjamin Cavell As New Showrunner For Season 2, Following Chad Feehan's Exit
Following the departure of original showrunner Chad Feehan, SEAL Team creator Benjamin Cavell will take the reins for Season 2, TVLine has learned.
Read MoreTaylor Sheridan Reveals The Original Plan For Kevin Costner's Yellowstone Exit
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan explains that Kevin Costner's John Dutton was supposed to exit the series much earlier than he did.
Read MoreTaylor Sheridan Slams TV Critics ('I Don't Care What They Think'), Admits 'I'm Not Trying To Win Emmys'
Yellowstone mastermind Taylor Sheridan doesn't care what critics have to say about his TV empire — see why he says he's "not trying to win Emmys."
Read MoreS.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.
Read MoreDark Shadows Animated Reboot In The Works At Warner Bros. Animation
An animated reboot of the classic ABC vampire soap Dark Shadows is in the works at Warner Bros. Animation — get the scoop.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Emmy Rossum Serial Killer Drama, 50 Cent's Fightland, And More
Hulu has released a trailer for the Emmy Rossum serial killer drama Furious, while Starz has dropped a new teaser for the 50 Cent boxing drama Fightland.
Read MoreAbsolute Batman Animated Series In The Works With Scott Snyder As Showrunner
The best-selling Absolute Batman comics are being developed as an animated series with writer Scott Snyder serving as showrunner, TVLine has learned.
Read MoreSnowfall Spin-Off Gets September Premiere Date On FX And Hulu
The Drop: A Snowfall Saga will hit FX and Hulu later this summer — find out when!
Read MoreSavannah Guthrie Appeals For Information On Today After Ransom Note Suggests Nancy Guthrie Is Dead
Savannah Guthrie made an emotional appeal on the Today show, hours after a report revealed a previously undisclosed note suggesting that Nancy may be dead.
Read MoreJeremy Clarkson Reveals He Is In Remission From Prostate Cancer, Confirms Clarkson's Farm Season 6 Is Underway
Jeremy Clarkson, currently filming Clarkson's Farm Season 6, reveals that his prostate cancer is in remission, and encourages his followers to get tested.
Read MoreKevin Canceled At Prime Video — No Season 2 For Animated Series From Aubrey Plaza And Joe Wengert
The cartoon about a tuxedo cat on the prowl is done at the streamer. Get details.
Read MoreJames Burrows, Acclaimed TV Director And Cheers Co-Creator, Dead At 85
The legendary TV comedy director James Burrows has died.
Read MoreDungeon Crawler Carl TV Series From Seth MacFarlane Ordered At Peacock
The popular Dungeon Crawler Carl book series will finally be hitting screens — get all of the details here.
Read MoreLifetime And LMN's July 2026 Movie Schedule: Full Lineup Of Premieres
While Hallmark celebrates Christmas in July, Lifetime is delivering 10 new movies about obsessive funeral directors, dangerous husbands and murderous throuples.
Read MoreThe Traitors' Civilian Season Gets New Title And Two-Hour (!) Premiere — Find Out When Season 5 Will Debut On NBC
Find out when The Traitors Season 5 will premiere on NBC and get details on the civilian installment's new name.
Read MoreThe Boroughs Canceled After A Single Season At Netflix
It's one and done for The Boroughs: Netflix has canceled the Duffer Brothers drama after a single season, TVLine has confirmed.
Read MoreDaveigh Chase, Star Of Lilo & Stitch And The Ring, Dead At 35
Daveigh Chase, the actress best known for voicing Lilo in Disney's Lilo & Stitch franchise, has died. She was 35.
Read MoreRussell T Davies' Queer Drama Tip Toe, Starring Alan Cumming, To Air Stateside On Starz
Starz has acquired the Stateside rights to Tip Toe, a drama hailing from Russell T Davies and starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey.
Read MoreFormer Top Gear Host Jeremy Clarkson Reveals 'Aggressive' Cancer Diagnosis
Jeremy Clarkson revealed his cancer diagnosis in Season 5 of his Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm.
Read MoreBob Odenkirk Returns As Breaking Bad's Saul Goodman In Surprise Video Celebrating America's 250th Birthday
Bob Odenkirk reprised his Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul role as Saul Goodman for a surprise video celebrating America's 250th birthday — watch.
Read MoreAnne Schedeen, ALF's Kate Tanner, Dead At 77
Anne Schedeen, best known for playing Kate Tanner on the NBC sitcom ALF, has died. She was 77.
Read MoreUFC Freedom 250: How To Watch The White House Card | Start Time And More Details
UFC Freedom 250 heads to the White House South Lawn on June 14. Find the start time, streaming details, and confirmed fights.
Read MoreTyra Banks Files Lawsuit Against Netflix's Reality Check Docuseries, Alleging Creation Of 'A False And Defamatory Narrative'
The former host of America's Next Top Model filed a lawsuit Saturday against Netflix and its recent Reality Check docuseries — get details.
Read MoreRonnie Schell, Gomer Pyle: USMC Actor, Dead At 94
Ronnie Schell, the character actor who starred in The Andy Griffith Show spin-off Gomer Pyle, has died.
Read MoreHelen Mirren Backs Tom Hardy In MobLand Season 3 Upheaval: 'My Support Of Him Is Genuine And Heartfelt'
Helen Mirren weighs in on Tom Hardy's reported exit from their Paramount+ series. See what she has to say!
Read MoreTV Fitness Guru And Bodies In Motion Host Gilad Janklowicz Dead At 71
Fitness icon Gilad Janklowicz, who fueled the '80s exercise boom with his ESPN show Bodies in Motion, has died at the age of 71.
Read MoreDoctor Who Christmas Special Canceled As Russell T Davies Exits Series
Bad news for "Doctor Who" fans: Russell T Davies is exiting the series and the planned Christmas special for 2026 has been scrapped.
Read MoreHugh Laurie Eloquently Rips Into A House Fan Who Complains Every Episode Is The Same
Hugh Laurie had some choice words for a House viewer who complained that every episode is the same — read his response.
Read MoreTony Awards 2026: Schmigadoon!, Ragtime, And More Win Big — See Complete List Of Winners
Did your favorite stars and productions win big on Broadway's biggest night? See the full list of winners from the 79th Tony Awards.
Read MoreAnthony Stewart Head Remembered By Sarah Michelle Gellar And More Buffy Stars: 'He Was The Best Of Us'
Sarah Michelle Gellar and others who worked with the late Anthony Stewart Head on Buffy are paying tribute to the man who will forever be known as Giles.
Read MoreLesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, And L. Jon Wertheim To Remain At 60 Minutes Following Scott Pelley's Departure
Longtime correspondents Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim confirmed that they will stay at CBS' 60 Minutes, following a slew of recent firings.
Read MoreAnthony Stewart Head, Buffy And Ted Lasso Star, Dead At 72
Anthony Stewart Head, the actor best known from Buffy and Ted Lasso, has died.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Caped Crusader Season 2, Adults' Return Month, And More
The animated series Batman: Caped Crusader now has a return date at Prime Video — find out when Season 2 drops!
Read MoreJames Handy, NYPD Blue And Alias Actor, Dead At 81
Actor James Handy was found dead Wednesday morning in Los Angeles after a horrific attack. Get details and read his obituary.
Read MoreThe Friends Scene That Made Jennifer Aniston And Lisa Kudrow Laugh The Most
Even the stars of Friends couldn't help but crack up at some of the show's funniest scenes, Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow admit.
Read MoreLucky Trailer: Anya Taylor-Joy Is A Woman On The Run After One Twisted Heist — Watch And Get Release Date
Watch the explosive new trailer for Apple TV's Lucky, starring Anya Taylor-Joy — plus, get its release date.
Read MoreFired Scott Pelley Calls Out 60 Minutes Leadership: 'Incompetence And Unprofessionalism Have Wreaked Havoc' — Read Statement
Scott Pelley has released a statement regarding his firing from 60 Minutes following behind-the-scenes clashes.
Read More60 Minutes Shake-Up: Scott Pelley Fired After Behind-The-Scenes Clashes
Longtime 60 Minutes contributor Scott Pelley has been fired from the CBS newsmagazine, following a clash with new EP Nick Bilton — get the details.
Read MoreWhy Tom Holland Has Turned Down Hosting Saturday Night Live Multiple Times
Sorry, SNL fans: You probably won't see Spider-Man star Tom Holland swinging in to host anytime soon — here's why.
Read MoreThe Hunting Party Canceled After 2 Seasons At NBC
The fate of the Melissa Roxburgh-led NBC serial killer drama The Hunting Party has been revealed.
Read MoreFox Releases Full Summer Schedule — Including Return Dates For American Dad!, Beat Shazam, And Kitchen Nightmares
Fox has fleshed out its Summer 2026 primetime schedule, which now includes new seasons of Beat Shazam and Kitchen Nightmares.
Read MoreEuphoria Ending At HBO After 3 Seasons
The party's over for Euphoria: Sunday's season finale will be a series finale as well, with the HBO drama ending after three seasons.
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Dutton Ranch's Kelly Reilly And Cole Hauser Address Season 1 Showrunner Exit: 'People Move On'
While Dutton Ranch had a successful debut outing, the spin-off lost its initial showrunner. What have the show's main stars said about the exit?
Read MoreThe Obsession Actor Everyone Missed In Dutton Ranch
As Obsession continues to conquer the box office, one of its main stars made time to also cowboy around Dutton Ranch.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Star Explains The Phone Call That Will 'Change Everyone's Life' In Episode 8: 'It's Like Pressing A Nuke'
The penultimate episode of Dutton Ranch Season 1 ends with a phone call that ensures next week's finale will be a game changer for everyone in Rio Paloma.
Read MoreWhy Chet From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Chet Davis, a ranch hand and eventual foreman, has an ill temper that results in his firing in "Dutton Ranch." Here's where you may have seen the actor before.
Read MoreYellowstone's 5 Most Shocking Deaths, Ranked
Deaths on "Yellowstone" range from characters being bitten by snakes to dying in ranching accidents, but some are particularly tragic or surprising.
Read MoreWhy Zachariah Moss From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
If the actor who plays Zachariah Moss on the "Yellowstone" spin-off "Dutton Ranch" looks familiar to you, here's where you may have seen him before.
Read MoreWhy Azul From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Having trouble placing the actor who plays Azul on "Dutton Ranch"? Here's where you may have seen him before, including another neo-Western Paramount+ series.
Read MoreWhy Rob-Will Jackson From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Rob-Will Jackson is causing all kinds of trouble on the "Yellowstone" spin-off series "Dutton Ranch." Here's where you may have seen the actor before.
Read MoreWhy Sheriff Wade From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Sheriff Wade on "Dutton Ranch" is portrayed by an actor who has a history of playing cops on the small screen. Here's where you might recognize him from.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Stars React To Beulah's 'Heartbreaking' Announcement In Episode 7: 'This Is The Worst Thing That Could Ever Happen'
The stars of Dutton Ranch give TVLine their thoughts on the game-changing developments of Episode 7. Who's down for the count, and who's out for revenge?
Read MoreWhy Joaquin Jackson From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Joaquin Jackson Reyes on "Dutton Ranch" is played by Juan Pablo Raba, an actor you might recognize from a number of other TV shows or movies.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Crew Encounters New Dangers (And Dragons!) In Season 4 Trailer — Watch
The Enterprise crew faces fresh challenges (like fire-breathing dragons) in the Season 4 trailer for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — watch it here.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Episode 6 Turns Deadly: How The 'Pivotal' Death Of A 'Pawn' Changes The Game At 10 Petal Ranch
Another one bites the dust in Episode 6 of Dutton Ranch. Read TVLine's interview with the shooter, as well as the "brains" behind the deadly encounter.
Read MoreLioness: Zoe Saldaña's Joe Fights Dirty In Explosive Season 3 Teaser — Watch
Zoe Saldaña's Joe isn't afraid to bend the rules a little in an explosive teaser for Season 3 of Lioness — watch it here.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Diarra From Detroit Season 2, Ryan Murphy's The Shards, And More
At long last, former BET+ original Diarra From Detroit has set a premiere date for Season 2 on Paramount+.
Read MoreLandman Star Sam Elliott Has One Request For T.L. & Cheyenne's Relationship In Season 3
T.L. and Cheyenne's relationship marked a cornerstone in the story of Landman's second season — and Sam Elliott believes there's one surefire way to ruin it.
Read MoreAmong Us TV Show Gets Surprise Drop, Streaming Now On Paramount+ — Watch A New Trailer
Surprise, Among Us fans! The TV show based on the hit video game is now streaming on Paramount+ — get a sneak peek.
Read MoreLioness Lands Season 3 Premiere Date At Paramount+ — Get A First Look
After a two-year break, Lioness is ready to roar again — find out when the Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman spy drama returns for Season 3.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Episode 5 Puts Beth And Rip In Bed With Beulah: 'I Don't Think It's Going To Last Long,' Says One Star
Beth and Rip make a tenuous alliance with Beulah in Episode 5 of Dutton Ranch, but one cast member doesn't expect it to last very long. Is a war brewing?
Read MoreWhy Oreana Jackson From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Before stirring up trouble on the ranch as Oreana, this star had been busy hopping between some very different TV worlds.
Read MoreAll The Queen's Men Drops Explosive Trailer For Fifth And Final Season: Who Shot Madam? And Who's Back From The Dead?
All the Queen's Men returns for its fifth and final season June 10 on Paramount+. But who shot Madam? Watch the just-released trailer to pick up a few clues.
Read MoreAll 20 Episodes Of Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone Reboot, Ranked
In 2019, Jordan Peele helped launch a Twilight Zone reboot. Let's take a look back and rank all 20 of the revival's episodes, from worst to best.
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Love Island USA Contestant Alannah Keyser Fired Mid-Season Over Racist Social Media Posts
Alannah Keyser's departure from Love Island USA was announced during the June 25 episode after several of the contestant's racist social media posts resurfaced.
Read MoreThe Paper Season 2 Sets September Release Date At Peacock — See Photos From The Office Spin-Off's Return
The Paper, Peacock's spin-off of The Office, officially has a Season 2 premiere date — find out when the offshoot will return.
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Reacher Season 4, Neagley Spin-Off Set Prime Video Premiere Dates
Reacher fans are eating well this summer with the release of Season 4, immediately followed by the premiere of spin-off Neagley.
Read MoreThe Love Hypothesis: Watch First Trailer For Prime Video Adaptation Of Ali Hazelwood's Rom-Com Bestseller
Olive-and-Adam enthusiasts, here's your first look at them in action in Prime Video's movie adaptation of the popular book!
Read More5 Saddest Deaths On The Boys, Ranked
It's nearly impossible to keep track of all the deaths in "The Boys," but some are sadder than others. Here are the five that hit us the hardest.
Read MoreOff Campus Star Stephen Kalyn Played A Pivotal Supe In The Boys Universe
Stephen Kalyn stars in Prime Video's "Off Campus" as hockey star Dean Di Laurentis, but before that, he was in another Prime Video series, "Gen V."
Read MoreHannah Waddingham Is A Secret Assassin On The Run With BFF Octavia Spencer In Prime Video's Ride Or Die — Watch Trailer, Get Release Date
It's shaping up to be the Summer of Hannah Waddingham, with the Ted Lasso star also appearing opposite Octavia Spencer in Prime Video's Ride or Die.
Read MoreThe Boys Creator Eric Kripke On Fans' Response To Series Finale: 'Sorry If I Disappointed You, But It Was The Story I Wanted To Tell'
The Boys creator Eric Kripke stands by the show's series finale, despite a "fraction" of the fandom taking issue with how the story ended for some characters.
Read MoreHow The Boys Star Chace Crawford Feels About The Deep's Series Finale Ending
Does Chace Crawford think The Deep — one of the scummiest characters on The Boys — got what he deserved? Or does he think The Deep got a raw deal?
Read MoreOff Campus Season 2 Spoilers: What Happens In The Books?
Prime Video's adaptation of Elle Kennedy's quarter-life novel series has already generated a new wave of interest in the gang from Briar University.
Read MoreBefore Off Campus, Belmont Cameli Starred In A Failed Reboot Of A Classic '90s Sitcom
Belmont Cameli stars in "Off Campus" as hockey player Garrett Graham, but it isn't the first time he's played a student athlete on a TV series.
Read More10 Best Episodes Of The Boys, Ranked
After seven years and five seasons, The Boys has finally reached the finish line. Let's take a look back at the show's top ten greatest episodes and rank them.
Read MoreWho Is Grace Ivers In Off Campus? John Logan's Love Interest Explained
Grace Ivers will be played by India Fowler in "Off Campus" Season 2. Here's what happens between her and John Logan in the book "The Score."
Read MoreOnly One Of Off Campus' Briar Hawks Star Athletes Can Actually Play Hockey
One Off Campus star didn't have to fake his hockey skills on the ice.
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Sci-Fi Classic Space: 1999 Was Originally Meant To Be A British Show's Second Season
Space: 1999 may have offered audiences a glimpse into the future, but its premise was rooted in the past — specifically, in a short-lived '70s sci-fi show.
Read MoreHarrison Ford Appeared On Television's Longest-Running Western (Twice)
A few years before appearing in Star Wars, Harrison Ford turned up in an iconic TV Western — and then, just a few weeks later, he did it again.
Read More5 Best Celebrity Roasts Of All Time, Ranked
We watched dozens of hours of celebrity roasts going back to the 1970s. Here are our five favorites, based on the lineup of roasters and their best jokes.
Read MorePedro Pascal Guest-Starred On (And Was Killed Off Of) Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Success was a long time coming for Pedro Pascal — and it was a guest spot on Buffy the Vampire Slayer that saved his career in its darkest hour.
Read MoreNBC Sets Fall Premiere Dates For #OneChicago, Law & Order: SVU, The Voice, And More
NBC has unveiled premiere dates for the Fall 2026 TV season. Find out when #OneChicago, Law & Order: SVU, The Voice and more favorites return with new episodes.
Read More10 Cartoon Episodes That Are Guaranteed To Make You Cry
Just because a series is animated doesn't mean it can't pack a punch. These heartbreaking cartoon episodes will leave you in tears by the time the credits roll.
Read MoreStar Trek's First Holodeck Episode Aired Over A Decade Before The Next Generation Debuted
Few Star Trek properties used the holodeck as frequently — or as well — as The Next Generation. But that show's writers didn't create the concept.
Read MoreThis Forgotten TV Vampire Was Solving Crimes Before Angel Stalked Los Angeles
Angel might be the most famous crime-solving vampire on television, but he wasn't the first — years earlier, another bloodsucker got there first.
Read MoreWhy The Addams Family's John Astin Took Over Frank Gorshin's Batman Role As The Riddler
How many Riddlers does it take to confound a Batman? As it turns out, two — although Frank Gorshin's exit from ABC's Batman wasn't exactly part of the plan.
Read MoreWhy Blossom's Best Friend, Six, Had A Number For Her Name
Why was Six afraid of Seven? As it turns out, because of some bizarre behind-the-scenes wrangling during production on the NBC sitcom Blossom.
Read More5 Forgotten '70s Sci-Fi Shows That Still Hold Up Today
These forgotten '70s sci-fi shows proved that not everyone can be Star Wars or Star Trek — but they hold up surprisingly well some fifty years later.
Read MoreI Love Lucy Is Responsible For One Creative Breakthrough That Changed Television
CBS' I Love Lucy was a pioneering sitcom in many ways. Arguably the show's most impactful innovation, however, was also its most challenging.
Read MoreWhy HBO's Deadwood Didn't Get A Fourth Season
Pain or damage don't end the world — but a studio executive can. Here's why you never got to see Season 4 of HBO's hit Western series Deadwood.
Read MoreAfter Twin Peaks, David Lynch Tried (And Failed) To Create Sitcom Magic
In the early '90s, David Lynch followed up the success of "Twin Peaks" by venturing into the world of sitcoms — and it all went horribly, horribly wrong.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Lead Actress In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy Nominees series continues with the Lead Actress in a Drama category — here are the seven leading ladies we'd like to see score a nod.
Read MoreBurt Reynolds' One And Only Hit Sitcom Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
Wanna watch the CBS sitcom that won Burt Reynolds an Emmy and a Golden Globe? Well, tough luck — because it's been very nearly wiped from existence.
Read MoreBefore Friends, Jennifer Aniston Starred In NBC's Ferris Bueller's Day Off Sitcom
In the early '90s, Jennifer Aniston starred in a Ferris Bueller TV spin-off. And if you've never heard of it, well — there's a pretty good reason for that.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. Was Written Out Of His Own Character's Wedding On This Hit '90s Drama Series
These days, Robert Downey Jr. is in top of the world. Back in 2001, however, his firing from a classic TV show marked an all-time low for his career.
Read More5 Best '80s TV Cars, Ranked
The '80s gave us some of the coolest, most stylish, and most exciting TV cars of all time — and these iconic vehicles were the best of the best.
Read MoreThe '60s Batman Show Only Exists Because Two Other Characters' TV Rights Weren't Available
ABC's Batman changed the game for superheroes on television. In a different universe, however, things might have turned out quite differently...
Read More10 Best Network TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
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Procedural (18)
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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreEmily 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.
Read MoreFox 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.
Read MoreWhy 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?
Read MoreNathan 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.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreBones' 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.
Read MoreHouse 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.
Read MoreIs 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.
Read MoreBoston 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.
Read MoreCriminal 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.
Read MoreEuphoria Star Colman Domingo Has Played Multiple Law & Order Characters
Colman Domingo has been on "Law & Order" or its spin-offs five times, playing everything from a lawyer to a heroin addict. Here's what he said about the roles.
Read MoreBlue Bloods Spin-Off Boston Blue Started As A Pitch For A Different Series
"Boston Blue" showrunners Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis originally pitched the show as a different police procedural to fill the void of "Blue Bloods."
Read More15 Major Movie Stars Who Appeared On Criminal Minds
The CBS procedural showcased a lot of top-notch talent over the years. Here are some of the most famous names who appeared on Criminal Minds.
Read MoreA Discovery Channel Show Led To The Creation Of One Of TV's Biggest Crime Franchises
In the late 1990s, a TV writer caught a program that told the story of a murdered NFL cheerleader, and a television institution was born.
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Reality TV (3)
HGTV Star Drew Scott Had A Unique Job On Smallville Before He Became A Property Brother
He didn't officially play a character and his face was never in a shot, but the eventual renovation reality star was a memorable part of the CW's DC adaptation.
Read MoreShark Week 2026 Schedule: Full Lineup Of Premieres
Discovery Channel has unveiled its lineup for Shark Week 2026, and it appears to be taking a bite out of the KPop Demon Hunters phenomenon — see full schedule.
Read MoreAmerica's Got Talent Finds Its Worst Audition Of All Time In Season 21 Premiere — Watch And Weigh In
A contestant on the America's Got Talent Season 21 premiere set a new record... for the most "X"s received from a single audition. Did you see his vision?
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Recaps (3)
House Of The Dragon: Rhaenyra Kills [Spoiler] As She Takes The Iron Throne — Read Recap
Yet another major character doesn't make it through this week's episode. Find out who, and why, in our recap!
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The Heated Rivalry star makes his BAU debut — find out what went down!
Read MoreYour Friends & Neighbors Finale Recap: Ashe's To Ashes — Plus, Grade Season 2!
Yep, Coop had another dead body to deal with in the Season 2 finale of Your Friends & Neighbors — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
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Renewals (10)
Nemesis Renewed For Season 2 At Netflix
Stiles and Coltrane's chase continues! Get all the details about the crime drama's sophomore run.
Read MoreEvery Year After Renewed For Season 2 At Prime Video
Prime Video is going back to Barry's Bay, handing a Season 2 renewal to romantic drama Every Year After — get all the details.
Read MoreDutton Ranch Renewed For Season 2 At Paramount+
Beth and Rip are putting down roots in Rio Palma: Paramount+ has renewed Dutton Ranch for Season 2, ahead of the Yellowstone spin-off's July 3 finale.
Read MoreInvincible Scores Early Season 6 Renewal, Ahead Of Season 5
Robert Kirkman's animated superhero series Invincible has been renewed for a sixth season.
Read MorePONIES Canceled After One Season At Peacock
Bea and Twila's mission is officially over: PONIES has been canceled, and will not return for Season 2 at Peacock.
Read MoreThe Four Seasons Renewed For Season 3
The Tina Fey-led dramedy The Four Seasons will officially be back for Season 3.
Read MoreWidow's Bay Renewed For Season 2
Katie Dippold's horror-comedy Widow's Bay is officially returning for Season 2 — get renewal details.
Read MoreA Good Girl's Guide To Murder Renewed For Third And Final Season At Netflix
Netflix is closing the book on A Good Girl's Guide to Murder: The Emma Myers-led adaptation of Holly Jackson's book trilogy has been renewed for a final season.
Read MoreDevil May Cry Renewed For Third And Final Season At Netflix
Dante's quest will continue when Devil May Cry returns to Netflix for its final chapter.
Read More2026 Renewal/Cancellation Scorecard: Every Broadcast TV Show's Fate Revealed
Is your favorite TV show coming back? TVLine's 2026 Renewal/Cancellation Scorecard reveals which broadcast series earned another season — and which got the axe.
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Reviews (4)
Elle Review: Prime Video's Legally Blonde Prequel Is Cute, But Doesn't Quite Pass The Bar
Prime Video's Legally Blonde prequel Elle has some clever moments, but it lacks the magic that made the Reese Witherspoon original great — read our review.
Read MoreLife, Larry And The Pursuit Of Unhappiness Review: Larry David Gives Us A Lazy History Lesson Full Of Recycled Jokes
Larry David’s HBO sketch comedy Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness saddles an all-star cast with flimsy material and recycled jokes — read our review.
Read MoreX-Men '97 Review: Season 2 Revisits Apocalypse's Epic Story With Heart, Purpose, And Satisfying Surprises
X-Men '97 returns July 1 with a second season that explores the past, present, and future of Apocalypse with world-altering consequences. Read TVLine's review.
Read MoreCape Fear Review: A Riveting Javier Bardem Keeps Apple TV's Shaky Adaptation Afloat
Javier Bardem is incredible as Max Cady, but Apple TV’s new Cape Fear is a mixed bag, stretching its plot too thin with ridiculous twists — read our review.
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Sitcom (38)
Scott Bakula Starred In This Forgotten '80s Sitcom Based On A Michael Keaton Movie
Before Quantum Leap, Scott Bakula inherited one of Michael Keaton's roles for an '80s sitcom that disappeared almost immediately.
Read MoreWhy George Wendt Regretted His One St. Elsewhere Appearance
The actor whose indelible performance as Norm the barfly was essential to Cheers would've preferred to do St. Elsewhere under different circumstances.
Read MoreEverybody Hates Chris' Sequel Series Deserved Better
Comedy Central's Everybody Still Hates Chris never quite got the chance to live up to its predecessor, which aired for four seasons in the 2000s.
Read MoreWhy Aaron Sorkin's ABC Sitcom Sports Night Only Used A Laugh Track For Its First Season
It was rare for a '90s sitcom not to have a laugh track. Which made it all the more surprising when Sports Night dropped the laughs for Season 2. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Cheers Decided To Kill Off Jay Thomas' Eddie LeBec
Played by Jay Thomas, Eddie LeBec on Cheers is a hockey player who dates and marries Carla. Writer Ken Levine explained why he was killed off.
Read MoreCBS Execs Didn't Understand One Of How I Met Your Mother's Long-Running Jokes
How I Met Your Mother is full of long-running jokes between Ted Mosby and the gang, but one of the best ones didn't go over well at first with CBS executives.
Read MoreCosmo Kramer's Original Name On Seinfeld, Explained
Believe it or not, if a scrapped Season 2 episode had made it to air, Kramer could have been canonically named something other than Cosmo.
Read MoreThe Office Season 5 Episode That Was Treated As The Hit Sitcom's Second Pilot
Season 5 is home to some of the greatest episodes in The Office, including a legendary two-parter that gave the show a second chance to draw in new fans.
Read MoreABC's Hit Sitcom Abbott Elementary Is Named After A Real Person
When it came to defining the details for her hit ABC sitcom, star and showrunner Quinta Brunson was inspired by her own personal experiences.
Read MoreThe Naked Gun's TV Predecessor, Police Squad!, Was Canceled For A Truly Ludicrous Reason
The Naked Gun and Police Squad! star Leslie Nielsen shares the silly reason why the sitcom was quickly canceled after airing only four episodes.
Read MoreWhy Comedy Central's Reno 911! Was Based In The Nevada Desert Town
The creators of "Reno 911!" had a good reason for choosing the titular city as their setting. Here's why the Comedy Central series takes place in Reno, Nevada.
Read More10 Best TV Road Trip Episodes Of All Time
There's nothing like hitting the open road to give life -- and a series -- a little flavor. These road trip episodes are the best TV has to offer.
Read MoreOne Abbott Elementary Guest Star Was A Must-Get From The Very Beginning
"Abbott Elementary" has had no shortage of guest stars over the years, but one was so important, the creators always knew they wanted to enroll them.
Read MoreWhy Shelley Long Quit Cheers So Early In The Hit Sitcom's Run
Fans and fellow Cheers cast members were floored when Shelley Long (who played Diane) left the show, so why did she walk away just over halfway through?
Read MoreJames Burrows Started His Prolific Directing Career With This Iconic Sitcom
Before Cheers and hundreds of sitcom episodes, James Burrows got his first directing break on a beloved television classic.
Read MoreHow M*A*S*H Incorporated A Real-Life Disaster Into Its Already Ambitious Series Finale
One of the most important details in the final episode of "M*A*S*H*" only exists because of an actual disaster the writers decided to use in the series finale.
Read MorePatrick Warburton's Short-Lived Superhero Sitcom Deserved More Than A Single Season
In 2001, Fox aired The Tick, a superhero sitcom starring Patrick Warburton. Despite positive reviews from critics and audiences, the show was canceled.
Read MoreOne Of The Facts Of Life's Biggest Stars Wasn't Even An Actor When She Was Cast
How do you land a role on a sitcom like The Facts of Life if you've never acted before? As it turns out, all it takes is a bit of luck — and a lot of charm.
Read MoreThe Brady Bunch: Was Carol Brady A Widow Or A Divorcée?
"The Brady Bunch" never brushed up on Carol's first marriage before Mike, leaving fans to wonder if she was widowed or divorced. So, which is it?
Read MoreHow I Met Your Mother Actors You May Not Know Are Dead
Several cast members from How I Met Your Mother have died, from Bob Saget to Alex Trebek. But you might not have realized these less well-known actors are dead.
Read MoreWhy Jasmine Guy Wasn't In A Different World's Season 1 Opening Credits
Jasmine Guy played fan-favorite character Whitley Gilbert in "A Different World," but the series had a different opening without her in Season 1. Here's why.
Read MoreClint Eastwood's Dirty Harry Inspired This Cult Classic '80s Sitcom
Clint Eastwood is one of the most notable actors in the Western genre, but many fans don't realize his Dirty Harry character influenced a forgotten '80s sitcom.
Read MoreRobin Williams' Famous Happy Days Episode Was Not Meant To Launch A Mork & Mindy Spin-Off
Robin Williams debuted as Mork from Ork in a Season 5 episode of "Happy Days," but no one expected it to be so successful that it would launch "Mork & Mindy."
Read MoreAlan Alda Really Hated One M*A*S*H Scene That Was Shown Again And Again
Alan Alda, who played Hawkeye in M*A*S*H, reveals how one scene from the '70s sitcom is tough for him to look back on — a scene that changed the show forever.
Read MoreThe Real Reason M*A*S*H Killed McLean Stevenson's Henry Blake
McLean Stevenson's M*A*S*H character Dr. Henry Blake was killed off when he quit. Showrunners used the opportunity to push the series beyond comedy.
Read MoreWhy McLean Stevenson Quit M*A*S*H After Just Three Seasons
Fans loved McLean Stevenson as Lt. Col. Henry Blake in M*A*S*H, so why did he walk away so early in the show's run? Looking back, Stevenson regrets leaving.
Read MoreJohnny Carson Co-Created A Forgotten Fox Sitcom Starring A Hollywood Legend
Back in 1987, Johnny Carson's production company created a half-hour comedy starring a legendary Oscar winner, but the show didn't resonate with audiences.
Read MoreA Different World Star Wrote The Theme Song — But Was Forbidden From Performing It
Back in the '80s, one "A Different World" star got the opportunity of two lifetimes: to write the theme song of the show were in. There was just one catch...
Read MoreThe Seinfeld Episode That Felt Weird At First But Became A Fan Favorite
When this "Seinfeld" episode hit the airwaves, it was a bit risqué and received pushback from censors. Now, it's a classic part of TV sitcom history.
Read MoreWhat Was Gilligan's First Name On Gilligan's Island?
The bumbling first mate of the S.S. Minnow was always addressed simply as "Gilligan," leaving "Gilligan's Island" viewers to question if it was his surname.
Read MoreThe Brady Bunch Creator Bought Out One Star's Nightclub Contract To Shoot The Pilot
Sherwood Schwartz, producer of "The Brady Bunch," was so sure that this actor was right for their role that he bought out the rest of their contract.
Read MoreMichelle Pfeiffer's Early Career Included A Role On The Dukes Of Hazzard's Failed Spin-Off
One of Michelle Pfeiffer's earliest roles was on this 1980 spin-off of "The Dukes of Hazzard." The show didn't do well and lasted only one season.
Read More5 Beloved '80s Sitcoms That Don't Hold Up Today
Often, TV shows from past generations don't click with modern audiences, such as these five sitcoms from the '80s that come across as very outdated today.
Read MoreFarrah Fawcett's Early Career Included A Role On An Andy Griffith Show Spin-Off
Farah Fawcett, who would later land her breakout role in "Charlie's Angels," started her career with a guest role on a spin-off of "The Andy Griffith Show."
Read MoreGilligan's Island's Original Pilot Featured Music From A Legendary Composer
Gilligan's Island has a catchy theme song. Still, most people don't know it's not the original — the writer of the show's first opening song will surprise you.
Read More10 Forgotten '80s Sitcoms That Are Still Worth Watching Today
The '80s was a grand time for the sitcom genre. However, the decade boasts some hidden gems, like these 10 often forgotten shows.
Read MoreWKRP In Cincinnati's Most Iconic Episode Was Partly Inspired By A Famous Aviation Disaster
We've all heard the phrase, "Oh, the humanity!" — but did you know WKRP In Cincinnati's iconic "Turkeys Away" episode was modeled after a real-life disaster?
Read MoreThe Real Reason Why ALF Shot A Gilligan's Island Crossover Episode
In a Season 2 episode of "ALF," the Melmacian digs up the Tanners' backyard and ends up on Gilligan's Island. The writers explained how the episode came about.
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Outer Banks Star Chase Stokes Has A Blink-And-You'll-Miss-It Cameo In Stranger Things
We all know Chase Stokes as John B. from Outer Banks, but his first on-screen role was actually in a forgotten Stranger Things scene.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things' Creators Refuse To Reveal Whether Eleven Is Alive Or Dead
The Duffer brothers keep getting asked about Eleven's fate in "Stranger Things," but here's why they don't want to even give their own opinions.
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Streaming (10)
10 Worst TV Reboots Of The 2010s, Ranked
The 2010s wasn't exactly the best decade for television revivals and reboots. Here are the 10 worst reboots that aired during the decade, ranked.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Walter Boys Season 3, Rick And Morty Spin-Off, And More
Jackie Howard's life with the Walter Boys will resume this summer. Plus, Adult Swim has set a date for Rick and Morty spin-off, President Curtis — get details.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Devil Wears Prada 2 And The Drama Set Streaming Premieres, And More
Two of this spring's biggest movies are headed to the small screen: Find out when The Devil Wears Prada 2 and The Drama will be available to stream at home.
Read MoreRatings: Canceled The Boroughs Bows At No. 2 Among All Streaming Originals
No less than 24 hours after Netflix dropped the ax on The Boroughs, Nielsen's latest streaming rankings suggest the sci-fi drama was far from dead on arrival.
Read More15 Best Breaking Bad Episodes, Ranked
AMC's Breaking Bad is usually lauded as one of the greatest shows of all time. Let's take a look at the show's 15 best episodes and rank them.
Read More10 Best TV Shows Like The Boroughs
The Boroughs is a sci-fi gem streaming on Netflix. For fans of the series, here are 10 similar eerie sci-fi adventures that are worth checking out.
Read MoreRatings: Dutton Ranch Bows At No. 5, Off Campus At No. 6 Among All Streaming Originals
Paramount+'s Yellowstone spin-off made a strong first impression in the latest streaming ratings — and Prime Video's Off Campus was no slouch, either.
Read MoreSave The Dates: Bonus Adults Episode, Slow Horses Season 6, And More
One more and it's a trend: Following the surprise release of The Bear prequel episode Gary, FX is once again looking to the past with a bonus episode of Adults.
Read More10 Best Streaming TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
Streaming services have a lot of TV to offer, but these 10 series are our favorites of the year so far.
Read More10 Best Cameos On The Boys, Ranked
If there was one thing The Boys knew how to do, it was creating memorable cameos. Here are the show's 10 greatest ones, ranked.
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Survivor's Best And Worst Winners, Ranked
TVLine is ranking all 48 'Survivor' winners so far. Where did the latest Sole Survivor land? View photos and weigh in.
Read MoreSurvivor: All 50 Seasons, Ranked From Worst To Best
From Borneo to Season 50 and everything in between, we ranked every season of Survivor from worst to best — view photos and weigh in!
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Television (61)
Before Baywatch Went Hawaiian, The Show Considered A Move To Australia
During its waning years, the syndicated beach-based program that made Pamela Anderson wildly famous shopped around for a new shooting location.
Read MoreOne Of Television's Greatest Educational Cartoons Wasn't Meant To Be On TV
The story behind one iconic educational cartoon begins with a pitch that had nothing to do with television.
Read MoreQuotes Of The Week: The Bear, Avatar, House Of The Dragon, All American Special, And More
This week's best TV dialogue comes from The Bear's final season, Avatar: The Last Airbender, an All American retrospective special, and more.
Read More15 Best TV Plot Twists Of All Time, Ranked
You never saw them coming. From sci-fi head-scratchers to heartbreaking betrayals, these are the most jaw-dropping TV plot twists of all time.
Read MoreABC Wanted Orson Welles To Star On One Of Aaron Spelling's Iconic Shows
Aaron Spelling loved Orson Welles, but he still believed another actor was right for one of television's most memorable roles.
Read MoreTVLine Asks: Is House Of The Dragon Still Too Dark? Did The Bear Make You Crave A McGriddle? Who's Asking For An Aquamarine Series? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: House of the Dragon, The Bear, RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, and much more.
Read MoreHow One Of NBC's Most Infamous Flops Became Part Of The Marvel Universe
In 1983, an NBC series technically entered the Marvel Universe via a crossover with Night Man, which was a TV adaptation of a Malibu Comics property.
Read MoreWhy The Simpsons Decided To Kill Off Maude Flanders
Maude Flanders' death was one of the most jarring and shocking moments in all The Simpsons. Here's the story behind the character's tragic end.
Read MoreOne Of Aaron Spelling's Biggest Hit Shows Began As A Joke To An ABC Exec
Producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg accidently pitched Fantasy Island's concept to ABC executives, nit they each have a different memory of the event.
Read MoreSouth Park's 15 Best Episodes, Ranked
Respect our authority! These 15 South Park episodes showcase the series at its funniest, sharpest, and most outrageously absurd.
Read MoreWhy Beulah Jackson From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Beulah Jackson is one of best characters on Dutton Ranch. Yellowstone fans may be wondering just where they've seen that face before.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Brooklyn Nine-Nine
If Brooklyn Nine-Nine left a precinct-sized hole in your watchlist, these shows are ready to answer the call.
Read MoreQuotes Of The Week: Widow's Bay, Not Suitable For Work, Brilliant Minds, The Vampire Lestat, And More
This week's best lines come from the Las Culturistas Culture Awards, Widow's Bay, Brilliant Minds, and more.
Read More15 Best TV Episodes To Watch On Father's Day
Let's take a look at some of TV's greatest (and sometimes worst) dads. Here are 15 memorable TV episodes everyone should watch on Father's Day.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Supporting Actor In A Comedy Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy Nominees series wraps up with the Supporting Actor in a Comedy category — here's who we're hoping gets nominated this year!
Read MoreTVLine Asks: Does DWTS Have A New People's Princess? Survivor Movie Giving Madagascar? Is Addison Rae A Las Culturistas Crutch? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Dancing With the Stars, Survivor, The Las Culturistas Culture Awards, and more!
Read More10 Best TV Shows Like Margo's Got Money Troubles
Smart, funny, messy, and occasionally disastrous. These shows share the same appeal as Margo's Got Money Troubles.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Supporting Actress In A Comedy Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's penultimate Dream Emmy category is Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series — here are the eight actresses we'd like to see score a nod this year!
Read More15 Best TV Siblings Of All Time, Ranked
They fight, they love, and they occasionally ruin each other's lives. These are the most memorable siblings in TV history.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Lead Actor In A Comedy Series — Our Dream Nominees!
We're hoping for a bit of a shake-up to the Emmys' Lead Actor in a Comedy race this year — check out all of our Dream Nominees for the category!
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Outlander
After 12 years, Outlander is officially over. Let's reminisce by taking a look at 15 incredible shows that have similar plots, settings, and emotional chords.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Lead Actress In A Comedy Series — Our Dream Nominees!
Next up in TVLine's Dream Emmy Nominees series: the Lead Actress in a Comedy category. Here are the six actresses we hope get nominated in 2026!
Read More15 TV Shows To Watch If You Like The Simpsons
Craving more dysfunctional families, sharp satire, and animated chaos? These are the TV shows most likely to scratch that Simpsons-shaped itch.
Read MoreThe 10 Best TV Shows Like Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir
Nicolas Cage's Spider-Noir is a massive hit for Prime Video. Here are 10 shows that strike similar story beats and emotional chords as the superhero caper.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Outstanding Comedy Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy Nominees series is now turning to the comedy categories — here are the eight shows we want to see score an Outstanding Comedy Series nod.
Read MoreABC Didn't Want Bruce Willis On Moonlighting Until The Creator Made A Bold Threat
Before Moonlighting debuted on ABC in 1985, the network fought hard not to cast Bruce Willis. Thankfully, showrunner Glenn Gordon Caron had his back.
Read More15 Best TV Episodes About Prom, Ranked
From first loves and devastating heartbreak to supernatural chaos and endless drama, these TV prom episodes made one unforgettable night count.
Read MoreQuotes Of The Week: Sweet Magnolias, Widow's Bay, Tony Awards, And More
This week's best lines come from the Tony Awards, Sweet Magnolias, Summer House, and more.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Community
Looking for the best TV shows like Community? If your current watchlist isn't feeling streets ahead, these 15 comedies will feel cool, cool, cool.
Read MoreTVLine's Performer Of The Week: Pink
Pink may be a Broadway novice, but she earned a standing ovation from us as host of the Tony Awards — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read More'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.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Supporting Actor In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy picks are in for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — here are the eight gentlemen we'd like to see score a nod this year.
Read MoreAn Oscar-Winning Crime Thriller Is Based On An Overlooked British Series
"Traffik," a late 1980s British crime series, remains mostly unknown despite Steven Soderbergh's Oscar-winning film adaptation.
Read MoreTVLine Asks: Will NBA Finals Front Row Fuel TV Collabs? Was Criminal Minds Giving Heated Rivalry? Did Summer House Disappoint? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: NBA Finals, Criminal Minds: Evolution, Only Murders in the Building, and more.
Read MoreTCA Awards 2026: Heated Rivalry, Industry, And Widow's Bay Lead All Nominees
The Television Critics Association has unveiled nominations for the 2026 TCA Awards, with Heated Rivalry, Industry, and Widow's Bay leading all contenders.
Read More10 Best TV Shows Like Widow's Bay
Widow's Bay has been an incredible success for Apple TV. For fans of the comedy horror series, here are 10 familiar (and incredible) shows to check out ASAP.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Supporting Actress In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
With HBO's White Lotus out of the running this year, the Emmys have a lot of spots to fill in the Supporting Actress in a Drama category. Here's who we'd pick!
Read More15 Best Shows Set In Texas, Ranked
Texas conjures up images of cowboys, outlaws, ranches, and football, just like the series in this ranking of the best TV shows set in Texas.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Lead Actor In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
From The Pitt's Noah Wyle to Landman's Billy Bob Thornton, here are the six dramatic leading men that we'd like to see nab Emmy nominations this year.
Read More10 Best Monster Of The Week Shows, Ranked
Whether battling supernatural creatures or solving eerie mysteries, these monster of the week shows did it best.
Read More6 Controversial TV Finales That The Show's Creators Were Unhappy With
Concluding a popular TV series in a way that makes everyone happy is very difficult. Don't believe us? Ask these showrunners.
Read MoreAnthony Head's Favorite Ted Lasso Moment Is Also One Of Rupert's Cruelest
Though playing a noble librarian made him famous, Anthony Head had the range to embody a sociopathic ex-husband on Apple TV's tentpole dramedy.
Read MoreShe-Hulk Star Tatiana Maslany Addresses Possible Marvel Return After Disney Criticism
Tatiana Maslany isn't ready to hang up Jennifer Walters' legal briefs just yet.
Read More10 Best Shows Like Twin Peaks
We should clarify that nothing else on TV is like Twin Peaks, but these programs share David Lynch and Mark Frost's affinity for supernatural mystery.
Read MoreEmmys 2026: Outstanding Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's annual Dream Emmy Nominees series is back! Here are the eight shows we'd like to see get a nod in the Outstanding Drama Series category.
Read More15 Best TV Acting Debuts Of All Time, Ranked
On-screen acting is a tricky thing. However, these 15 performers absolutely crushed their acting debuts on television.
Read MoreBatman Star Burgess Meredith Created The Penguin's Quack For An Unexpected Reason
A more authentic penguin would make a noise closer to a squawk, but Burgress Meredith had his own ideas for Gotham's fearsome feathered fiend.
Read MoreWhy Pink, A Broadway Outsider, Was Asked To Host The 2026 Tony Awards
Why is Pink hosting the 2026 Tony Awards? Funny you should ask, because she had the same question when CBS approached her with the offer.
Read More15 Best ABC Shows Of All Time, Ranked
This network, owned by the Walt Disney Company, has been a significant part of the television landscape pretty much since television became a thing.
Read MoreQuotes Of The Week: Euphoria, Criminal Minds, Widow's Bay, Your Friends & Neighbors, And More
This week's best lines come from Euphoria, Criminal Minds, Summer House, and more.
Read More10 Best TV Shows Like Cape Fear
Apple TV's Cape Fear is streaming delight for all fans of the psychological thriller genre. For viewers looking for similar shows, here are 10 shining examples.
Read MoreTVLine Asks: Which Not Suitable For Work 'Ship Is Best? Did Criminal Minds Escape Confuse? Was Pop Culture Jeopardy! Semi Too Hard? And More
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Read MoreThis Western Series With Two Star Trek Stars Was An Underappreciated Cable TV Hit
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Read MoreThis Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Fan-Favorite Villain Wasn't Evil, Claims The Character's Actor
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Read MoreKnight Rider's Legendary Ride, KITT, Was Originally Going To Be A Very Different Car
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Read MoreWhy The Brady Bunch Creator Sherwood Schwartz Hated ABC's Step By Step
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The Pitt Season 3 Adds 2 Med Students, A Physician Assistant, And More
Production on The Pitt Season 3 is currently underway — and six new recurring guest stars have joined Dr. Robby's next shift.
Read MoreThe Pitt Season 2: Ogilvie's Original Ending Explained By Actor Lucas Iverson
Medical student James Ogilvie was supposed to finish Season 2 of "The Pitt" in a drastically different way, says actor Lucas Iverson. Here's what changed.
Read MoreThe Pitt's Fiona Dourif Reflects On Cassie's Relationships With Robby, Langdon, And Roxie, Teases Season 3 Theme That's 'Quite Personal To Me'
Fiona Dourif reflects on Cassie's relationships with Roxie, Langdon and Robby in The Pitt Season 2, and teases a Season 3 theme that is 'quite personal' to her.
Read MoreThe Pitt Changed One Season 2 Scene In Response To Real Life Events
Noah Wyle's emergency room drama doesn't shy away from current events, but a part of one episode could've been too much too soon.
Read MoreThe Pitt's Supriya Ganesh Opens Up About Exit As Dr. Samira Mohan Ahead Of Season 3: 'I'm Going To Treasure All The Memories'
Supriya Ganesh is speaking out about their departure from The Pitt, opening up about leaving behind Dr. Samira Mohan ahead of Season 3.
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What To Watch (37)
What To Watch Tuesday: Tyler Perry's Ruthless Returns, AGT Celebrates Independence Day, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Tyler Perry's Ruthless is back, America's Got Talent gets festive, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Monday: Ninja Warrior Eastern Qualifying Rounds Begin, Adventure Time Spin-Off, And More
On TV this Monday: American Ninja Warrior heads East, Adventure Time gets a spin-off, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Sunday: FROM Wraps, BET Awards, And More
On TV this Sunday: FROM airs its Season 4 finale, Druski hosts the BET Awards, and The Real Housewives of Rhode Island reunion continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch This Week: 30+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for June 28-July 4.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Saturday: The Agency Season 2 On Showtime, Tia Mowry Lifetime Movie, And More
On TV this Saturday: Showtime hosts a marathon of "The Agency," Tia Mowry stars in "Single Black Tenant," and Craig Ferguson wraps Season 1 of "American on Purpose."
Read MoreWhat To Watch Friday: Larry David Returns To HBO, Eric André Is John Cena's Little Brother, And More
On TV this Friday: Larry David's sketch series hits HBO, John Cena and Eric André play siblings on Netflix, and a new Paul Simon concert film streams on Hulu.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Thursday: The Bear's Final Service, Avatar: The Last Airbender Returns, CMA Fest, And More
On TV this Thursday: Riley Green and Lara Spencer host CMA Fest, Avatar: The Last Airbender returns for Season 2, and The Bear serves its final course.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Wednesday: Bennet Sister And Vox Machina Finales, Avatar 3 And Sheep Detectives Start Streaming, And More
On TV this Wednesday: The Other Bennet Sister and Legend of Vox Machina wrap their seasons, while Avatar: Fire And Ash and The Sheep Detectives begin streaming.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Tuesday: Not Suitable For Work Finale, NBA Draft, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Not Suitable for Work clocks out, Love It or List It returns, and the NBA Draft begins.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Monday: Sullivan's Crossing Finale, All American Special, Harry Wild Returns, And More
On TV this Monday: Harry Wild returns, All American revisits its first seven seasons, and Sullivan's Crossing closes out its fourth year.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Sunday: The Agency And House Of The Dragon Return, The Way Home Ends, And More
On TV this Sunday: The Agency and House of the Dragon are back, and Hallmark says goodbye to The Way Home with a supersized series finale.
Read MoreWhat To Watch This Week: 30+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for June 21-27.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Saturday: Glen Powell In How To Make A Killing, Love Heist On Hallmark, And More
On TV this Saturday: Glen Powell's How to Make a Killing hits HBO, Lyndsy Fonseca stars in Hallmark's The Love Heist, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Friday: Sugar Returns, Zoey Deutch/Nick Robinson Netflix Movie, And More
On TV this Friday: Sugar is back for Season 2, Zoey Deutch and Nick Robinson star in Voicemails for Isabelle, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreFall 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.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Thursday: I Will Find You On Netflix, Project Hail Mary On MGM+, And More
On TV this Thursday: I Will Find You premieres on Netflix, Project Hail Mary hits MGM+, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Wednesday: Las Culturistas Culture Awards, Widow's Bay Wraps, And More
On TV this Wednesday: Las Culturistas besties Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang celebrate culture, Widow's Bay wraps its freshman run, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Tuesday: Bonus Summer House Episode, Hamilton Documentary, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Summer House faces the fallout from Season 10, Disney+ drops a Hamilton documentary, and Ice T plays Password.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Monday: Knicks Celebrate Championship On Fallon, McBee Dynasty Returns, And More
On TV this Monday: The Knicks celebrate their championship on The Tonight Show, and Spain takes on Cape Verde in FIFA World Cup action.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Sunday: Grantchester's End Begins, Stanley Cup Final Game 6, And More
On TV this Sunday: Grantchester kicks off its final season, the Stanley Cup Final enters Game 6, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch This Week: 30+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for June 14-20.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Saturday: Knicks Aim To Close Out NBA Finals, My Adventures With Superman Returns, And More
On TV this Saturday: My Adventures With Superman returns, Amber Stevens West is The Jealous Bride, and the Knicks try to clinch the NBA title in Game 5.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Friday: Raising Kanan's End Begins, Celebrity Wheel Of Fortune Binge, And More
On TV this Friday: Raising Kanan returns, new episodes of Celebrity Wheel of Fortune hit streaming, and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars kicks off Bracket 3.
Read MoreWhat To Watch In June: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable June 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreWhen Is Your Favorite TV Show Back? An A-To-Z List Of 200+ Scripted Series
TVLine tracks return dates for more than 200 scripted TV series in 2026 and 2027 — across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Thursday: FIFA World Cup Begins, Stanley Cup Final Game 5, And More
On TV this Thursday: The FIFA World Cup kicks off, the Stanley Cup Final continues, and Sweet Magnolias returns for Season 5.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Wednesday: Every Year After Binge, All The Queen's Men's End Begins, And More
On TV this Wednesday: All the Queen's Men's end begins, The Floor crowns a winner, and Prime Video delivers its latest YA adaptation, Every Year After.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Tuesday: Summer House Reunion Concludes, Farmer Wants A Wife Finale, And More
On TV this Tuesday: The Summer House Season 10 reunion comes to an end, Farmer Wants a Wife wraps Season 4, and the Stanley Cup Final continues.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Monday: Top Chef Winner Revealed, Ninja Warrior And Sesame Street Return, And More
On TV this Monday: Top Chef declares a Season 23 winner, American Ninja Warrior kicks off competition, and Sesame Street Volume 3 lands on Netflix.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Sunday: The Tony Awards, The Vampire Lestat Premiere, And More
On TV this Sunday: P!nk hosts the 79th annual Tony Awards, The Vampire Lestat premieres, and Questlove's Earth, Wind & Fire documentary debuts on HBO.
Read MoreWhat To Watch This Week: 50+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for June 7-13.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Saturday: Stanley Cup Final Game 3, UFC Fight Night, And More
On TV this Saturday: The Stanley Cup final enters Game 3, the UFC throws its next Fight Night, and Nikki DeLoach travels to The Greek Aisle.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Friday: JLo & Brett Goldstein's Office Romance, Lorne Michaels Documentary, Pop Culture Jeopardy! Finale, And More
On TV this Friday: Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein start an Office Romance on Netflix, and the definitive Lorne Michaels documentary streams on Peacock.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Thursday: Stanley Cup Final Game 2, Pop Culture Jeopardy! Finals Begin, And More
On TV this Thursday: The Stanley Cup Final continues, Welcome to Wrexham faces a loss, and Pop Culture Jeopardy! enters the final round of competition.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Wednesday: NBA Finals Tip Off, Legend Of Vox Machina Returns, And More
On TV this Wednesday: The NBA Finals get underway, The Legend of Vox Machina is back for Season 4, and Netflix examines Michael Jackson's complicated legacy.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Tuesday: Stanley Cup Final, New Mindy Kaling Comedy, AGT, Love Island, And Password Return
On TV this Tuesday: Ariana Madix returns to Love Island, Mindy Kaling launches a Not Suitable for Work comedy, and the Stanley Cup Final gets underway.
Read MoreWhat To Watch Monday: Below Deck Down Under Wraps, Pop Culture Jeopardy! Semifinals Begin, And More
On TV this Monday: Below Deck Down Under docks for the season, Pop Culture Jeopardy! enters a new round of competition, and Battle on the Beach Season 5 begins.
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