Jennifer Love Hewitt Reveals Maddie's Dramatic New Look For 9-1-1 Season 10
9-1-1 dispatcher Maddie is full of surprises, but going blonde? That's a twist no one saw coming. Check out Jennifer Love Hewitt's 'Season 10 hair' makeover.
Read More9-1-1 dispatcher Maddie is full of surprises, but going blonde? That's a twist no one saw coming. Check out Jennifer Love Hewitt's 'Season 10 hair' makeover.
Read MoreBefore he answered the call on 9-1-1, Chief Simpson's actor, Richard Brooks, played one of the original main characters in the first Law & Order series.
Read MoreBobby Nash's death stunned 9-1-1 viewers, but Peter Krause saw the decision from a different perspective.
Read More9-1-1 broke hearts when the show killed off a fan favorite character, but the series' creator remains confident it was the right move for the story. Here's why.
Read MoreApple TV has some of the best sci-fi on television, but these five underrated gems are flying under the radar and deserve far more attention.
Read MoreStart your mourning: The Morning Show will end with the coming season. Get all the details.
Read MoreAmy Adams artfully revealed the layers of hurt inside Anna this week on Cape Fear — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreA heist turns horrific for a young woman whose husband may have double-crossed her — read our recap and grade it.
Read MoreWe grill the Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed showrunner about that last-minute twist in the season finale — and what we can expect from a possible Season 2.
Read MoreApple TV’s new crime drama Lucky is a pulse-pounding thrill ride, powered by a killer performance from Anya Taylor-Joy — read our review.
Read MoreColin Farrell's L.A. private eye John lost his cool this week on Apple TV's Sugar — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreFrom underground societies to futuristic conspiracies, these sci-fi series capture the mystery and immersive storytelling that make Silo so compelling.
Read MoreNetflix has officially found its Robert Langdon: The Gilded Age actor Morgan Spector will lead the upcoming series based on Dan Brown's The Secrets of Secrets.
Read MoreBeth is back! Emily Kinney will reprise her Walking Dead role as Beth in Season 3 of The Walking Dead: Dead City — find out how.
Read MoreTVLine is keeping a running list of every actor from The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon and Georgie & Mandy who appears in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
Read MoreBatman's main nemesis has arrived: A House of the Dragon star will play the Joker in Season 2 of Prime Video's Batman: Caped Crusader.
Read MoreMelissa Benoist (Supergirl) is among 10 new additions to the cast of Netflix's Myron Bolitar, a David E. Kelley drama adapted from Harlan Coben's book series.
Read MoreGreat American Media's next original series Abilene is hoping to pull on your heartstrings — and maybe your guitar strings, too.
Read MoreGet all the details on the long-running procedural's latest casting changes.
Read MoreOscar winner Benecio Del Toro will star opposite Escape at Dannemora collaborator Ben Stiller in Apple TV's Mike Judge comedy Protective Custody — get details.
Read MoreChloe Fineman has landed her first TV role after leaving Saturday Night Live — get the scoop on her new Netflix drama.
Read MoreTVLine can confirm that Scrubs Season 2 will be down an attending and a charge nurse — get the scoop.
Read MoreDr. John Dorian can't do it all on his own. Fortunately, TVLine can confirm which doctors, nurses, and familiar faces will be joining him in Scrubs Season 2.
Read MorePrime Video's God of War adaptation is searching for a new lead.
Read MoreMelissa Gilbert, who played Georgie McGill on When Calls the Heart, will not return to the Hallmark drama in Season 14, TVLine has confirmed.
Read MoreWe've got our first piece of major SNL Season 52 casting intel: Chloe Fineman is departing NBC's late-night sketch series after a seven-season run.
Read MoreRobin Hood will soon cross paths with Once Upon a Time's Captain Hook — plus, HBO Max's Jimmy Olsen series has found its Gorilla Grodd.
Read MoreFX's Far Cry series has added another player: Steve Buscemi has joined Rob Mac and Lizzy Caplan in the upcoming video game adaptation.
Read MoreCelebrity Name That Tune will be singing a new tune this fall. Presumably "Blurred Lines."
Read MoreRyan Murphy has assembled a who's who of American Horror Story favorites for Season 13. Find out who's back for AHS: 13, and which characters they're playing.
Read MoreAriana Grande won't be making her American Horror Story debut this year. The singer has pulled out of AHS: 13 as production continues on the new season.
Read MoreAlien: Earth is hosting a Game of Thrones reunion: Jerome Flynn, aka Bronn, will join Peter Dinklage in Season 2 of FX's sci-fi series.
Read MoreTask is joining forces with Mare of Easttown: Julianne Nicholson joins the HBO detective drama, reprising her Mare of Easttown role — get the details.
Read MoreThe cast of Big Brother 28 has been "brovealed" — and some reality TV veterans have entered the chat!
Read MoreYou can't keep an Oscar winner down too long: Fresh off Netflix's The Boroughs, Geena Davis is attached to star in Dorothea, a serial killer drama at HBO.
Read MoreOzark star Julia Garner has signed up for another dark crime thriller: The three-time Emmy winner will headline the Apple TV drama Guilty Creatures.
Read MoreThe procedural series Chicago Fire sometimes gets mixed up with another representative of the city. Here's what star Taylor Kinney had to say about it.
Read MoreFirehouse 51 is adding a new face: All American alum Da'Vinchi has joined the cast of NBC's Chicago Fire for the upcoming Season 15.
Read MoreLong before Jesse Spencer was saving lives as Dr. Robert Chase and Captain Matt Casey, the Australian actor made a name for himself in a long-running TV series.
Read MoreGabriela Dawson and Matthew Casey's relationship didn't last, but Derek Haas and other Chicago Fire showrunners noticed the actors' chemistry early on.
Read MoreHalf pooch and half couch, Pouch was Firehouse 51's dog for Chicago Fire's first four seasons. Here's why the series added such a good girl to the cast.
Read MoreChicago Fire got Chicago's mayor, but not without one condition. Rahm Emanuel's request made the cameo meaningful both on and off screen.
Read More"Chicago P.D." showrunner Gwen Sigan debated whether or not Shawn Hatosy's Charlie Reid should live before sealing his fate. Here's why she killed him off.
Read MoreThe One Chicago universe is one of NBC's biggest series right now, and Chicago P.D. shares a secret tie to one of the network's biggest police series.
Read MoreChicago P.D. is saying goodbye to an original cast member: LaRoyce Hawkins, who plays Kevin Atwater, is exiting the series in Season 14.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars is officially on the hunt for its next pro dancer — but who got eliminated in the spin-off's first episode?
Read MoreBatman: The Animated Series understands the Dark Knight better than most shows and movies, something these five episodes prove in expert fashion.
Read MoreOne of "The Real Ghostbusters'" most controversial episodes enraged parents with its devilish subject matter. The devil is in the details.
Read MoreThe nominations for the 53rd Daytime Emmys are in, and CBS' The Young and the Restless finishes atop the leaderboard for the third consecutive year.
Read MoreDisney+ has greenlit a live-action adaptation of Afterlife With Archie, based on the best-selling horror comic book series. Here's everything we know so far.
Read MoreThe cast and director of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland talk deleted scenes, future adventures, and the biggest mystery of all — Red and Pink's father.
Read MoreGregg Sulkin, Jennifer Stone, and more familiar faces are returning for the four-part Wizards Beyond Waverly Place finale this August. Watch the trailer.
Read MoreThree decades ago, fans got to experience another side to Marvel's mutants in a bold, new X-Men animated series — but it's not the one you're thinking of.
Read MoreAnother key member of the team perishes in Episode 4 of X-Men 97 Season 2, but is death really an unusual occurrence for this character?
Read MoreFrom classic family shows dating back to the '70s to modern-day sitcoms and dramedies, we've gathered the very best TV shows you can stream on Disney+.
Read MoreSeason 2 of X-Men '97 fleshes out Apocalypse's origin story, lifting some key elements from a 1996 comics miniseries by Terry Kavanagh and Adam Pollina.
Read MoreThe Master of Magnetism didn't spend enough time with this character over the years, but television audiences have gotten to know her pretty well.
Read MoreWhat is Mother Askani's connection to Scott Summers and Jean Grey? Where does she come from, and why does she have a retro-cool 1980s-style haircut?
Read MoreMarvel fans were not expecting to see this character reenter the discourse so soon, but he plays a key role in the origin of Apocalypse.
Read MoreFans were left blindsided when Cara was killed off on Fire Country. Showrunner Tia Napolitano explained why the writers made this difficult decision.
Read MoreGates McFadden, who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, said of this episode, "They didn't have enough scenes to really explore."
Read MoreStar Trek producer Rick Berman explained why Enterprise captain Jonathan Archer was approached differently than all the previous Star Trek captains.
Read MoreIf you've seen all the Every Year After Prime Video has available, these programs also have oodles of romance and scenic shooting locations.
Read MoreMarried... with Children turned Christina Applegate into a household name, but before she was a Bundy, she was starring in a short-lived crime drama on ABC.
Read MoreMichael O'Hare played Commander Jeffrey Sinclair in Babylon 5, before abruptly leaving the show's main cast after the end of Season 1. Here's why the star left.
Read MoreBefore Bruce Greenwood made his rounds on The Resident as Dr. Randolph Bell, he was the leading man in a sci-fi thriller with an X-Files twist.
Read MoreStar Trek is no stranger to interesting tech and gadgets, but the Agonizer stands out for its unique background and the dark role it plays in several episodes.
Read MorePaul Guilfoyle had a two-episode arc in Season 3 of Star Trek: Discovery, as an ancient entity that was first introduced in the original series.
Read MoreJason Alexander has appeared on Star Trek twice — a 1999 guest-starring role as a cerebral alien strategist and a recurring role from 2022 to 2024.
Read MoreBack in the '80s, ABC predicted how the future would turn out in a now-forgotten sci-fi series that was just as surreal as it was prophetic.
Read MoreOuter space has inspired some of the greatest TV ever made. From Star Trek to Andor, here are the 15 best TV shows set in space, definitively ranked.
Read MoreNetflix has a bad habit of canceling series before they can reach their full potential, but these incomplete shows are still worth a binge watch or two.
Read MoreMost actors want more screen time, not less — but one Breaking Bad star personally asked the writers to kill off his character ahead of schedule.
Read MoreDawson's Creek infamously killed off Jen Lindley right at the finish line, but series creator Kevin Williamson stands by the controversial decision. Here's why.
Read MoreHenry Cavill's breakout role was in this period drama that aired on Showtime in the late 2000s. He looks back on the show and its creator fondly.
Read MoreA major piece of Beatles and music history was almost lost to time forever. Fortunately, a Doctor Who episode found a way to preserve their performance.
Read MoreSharon Stone's movie career solidified her status as a '90s icon, but years after Basic Instinct and Casino, she starred in a TNT drama as the main character.
Read MoreAfter 12 years on the air, Outlander finally ended with Season 8, but the creators expected a different end point that would have changed the finale.
Read MoreThere's nothing worse than going to the dentist. In fact, a traumatic dentist visit played a big role in bringing a major Orphan Black scene to life.
Read MoreWeddings are never dull affairs in Westeros, something fans of HBO's Game of Thrones — and the series' actors — know all too well.
Read MoreLost might not be the iconic drama it is today if ABC actually allowed the series' creators to end the TV show when they originally wanted to.
Read MorePluribus dropped a bomb in the Season 1 finale, but the show almost wrapped up on a totally different note. Here's how Apple TV changed Vince Gilligan's plan.
Read MoreAs the James Bond franchise was gaining popularity, Ian Fleming began developing one of the biggest shows of the '60s – only to be pushed out. Here's why.
Read MorePatrick J. Adams played Mike Ross on USA Network's Suits, and the actor is ready to suit up once again -- but only if the stars align just right.
Read MoreHere's how Sophia Bush would've changed the primetime soap's Season 9.
Read MoreThe Marvel Cinematic Universe has turned the franchise's most obscure characters into household names, and these heroes deserve their time in the spotlight.
Read MoreRobert Redford almost starred in "Yellowstone" before Taylor Sheridan fired him. Here's who Redford was going to play, and why Sheridan let him go.
Read MoreThe writers' strike had a long-term impact on TNG that, oddly enough, had nothing directly to do with the writing or production of the sequel series.
Read MorePlaying the lead role in a network series is never easy, but for the actor charged with bringing Temperance Brennan to life, the gig had specific challenges.
Read MoreThe actress who plays Belle Skinner on Marshals has appeared in a variety of much-loved TV shows and movies over the years. Here's where you may have seen her.
Read MoreThe TV über producer has wisdom to share about finding happiness.
Read MoreEliza Dushku played the rebellious Faith on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, after which she teamed up again with Joss Whedon for a short-lived sci-fi series.
Read MoreThe Dutton family made a lot of enemies over the years, even amongst themselves, and these five villains gave them more trouble than anyone else in Yellowstone.
Read MoreWith another season of Dexter: Resurrection in production, TVLine takes stock of every series in the franchise to determine the best (and worst) of the bunch.
Read MoreAfter decades of success on the big screen, James Caan starred on this TV drama in 2003 — one that NBC didn't expect to last as long as it did.
Read MoreNed Stark’s execution in Game of Thrones Season 1 changed everything -- and meant George R.R. Martin had no choice but to kill Robb off at the Red Wedding.
Read MoreItching for another show that's just as good as Showtime's The Chi? These similar series with the same strong sense of community and culture are worth a try.
Read MoreThe classic NBC medical drama was all the product of young Tommy Westphall's imagination and took place inside a snow globe, apparently.
Read MoreTrue love isn't always meant to be, not even on television -- a lesson Rob Thomas had to learn the hard way when ABC canned his series Cupid multiple times.
Read MoreXena: Warrior Princess broke new ground for queer storytelling on television in the '90s, but that didn't stop the series' opening credits from being censored.
Read MoreSam Neill passed away on July 13, 2026, leaving behind an amazing career on both the big and small screen. TVLine has ranked the best Sam Neill shows ever made.
Read MoreLost was plagued by spoilers and leaks by the end of its run, so to protect the show's ending, the production team faked an entire scene for the series finale.
Read MoreNoah Wyle starred as one of ER's main cast members through 11 seasons, longer than any other original cast member. Here's why he kept going.
Read MoreThe Vampire Diaries relied heavily on this key character, so when the actor decided to leave after Season 6, the tone of the show changed significantly.
Read MoreOne of Lost's stars correctly guessed this major secret of the island back in Season 1, and co-creator Damon Lindelof thought someone had told them.
Read MorePeter Krause and Julianna Margulies appeared together on a 2006 sci-fi miniseries about a mysterious motel room that vanishes from existence.
Read MoreDamon's iconic greeting to his brother Stefan wasn't the moment that made The Vampire Diaries pilot so special — the real magic happened in a different scene.
Read MoreIn the medical drama House, lupus is mentioned so many times that fans have tallied up the number. Here's why the showrunners say they used it so much.
Read MoreBefore Azul Ramos got his job as a foreman on Dutton Ranch, his actor got his start on an Emmy Award-winning CBS police procedural from the 2000s.
Read MoreDr. Greg Pratt met his demise in the Season 15 premiere of ER, but Mekhi Phifer knew his end was coming. Here's why he chose to leave the series.
Read MoreCinemax's The Knick shocked fans when it killed off Dr. John Thackery at the end of Season 2. Why did Steven Soderbergh and the creative team do it?
Read MoreAndrea Cruz is one of the main characters in Marshals, and a fresh (yet familiar) face to the Yellowstone universe. Here's where you recognize the star from.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead is one of AMC's most popular shows for a good reason, but these series manage to strike the same balance of horror, action, and heart.
Read MoreIf you've seen both existing seasons of Prime Video's Cross and you're craving more psychological thrills, this list could be the solution to your dilemma.
Read More"Designated Survivor" starred Kiefer Sutherland as a cabinet member who becomes president after an attack kills all of those slated to succeed ahead of him.
Read MoreMiles Kittle, a member of the U.S. Marshals Service on Marshals, is played by an actor who has plenty of experience in the Western genre in both TV and film.
Read MoreAmerican Horror Story Season 13 lands an official premiere date on FX — plus, a new title!
Read MoreSuits hinges on the brotherly dynamic between Harvey and Mike, but it could have been a very different show if USA Network had their way with Harvey.
Read MoreRebecca Romijn genuinely loved playing Alexis Meade on Ugly Betty — so why exactly did she quit the ABC comedy series before Season 4?
Read MoreArrow star Stephen Amell had a feeling he wasn't right for Dutton Ranch's Rob-Will Jackson, but he auditioned anyway and impressed the producers.
Read MoreSuperhero fatigue is on the rise, but the genre could be better today if these underrated series got the attention they deserved when they were airing.
Read MoreLike the rest of the Yellowstone franchise, Marshals is filled with actors you've seen everywhere. Here's where you know Chief Deputy Harry Gifford from.
Read MoreThe Prisoner was a 1967 British TV series with such a controversial and confusing ending, the show's biggest actor had no choice but to hide from his fans.
Read MoreJessica Alba starred on the Fox series, Dark Angel, between 2000 and 2002, but the show changed dramatically without James Cameron at the helm. Here's why.
Read MoreBack in the late 2000s, ABC remade a Jack Nicholson movie from the '80s into a one season TV series starring Jon Bernthal and Rebecca Romijn in lead roles.
Read MoreWhen War of the Worlds was adapted into a sci-fi series in the late 80s, the show made major changes to H.G. Wells' original book. Here's what was different.
Read MoreBefore he picked up Mjölnir as the Asgardian God of Thunder in the MCU, Chris Hemsworth played a very different kind of royal in a now-forgotten YTV series.
Read MoreLooking to unwind with some Independence Day-themed television? From The Simpsons to West Wing, we've got you covered with the best Fourth of July TV episodes.
Read MoreEerie, Indiana was a family-oriented horror series in the 1990s, but one episode spooked NBC to the point of refusing to air it. Here's why.
Read MoreDespite only appearing in two episodes, KITT's brother KARR remains an iconic part of Knight Rider's legacy. Here's where the mysterious car came from.
Read MoreWhen Agent Carter got canceled by ABC after Season 2, Netflix refused to save the series and fold it in with its darker, street-level MCU shows. Here's why.
Read MoreIf NBC's first teaser for Peter Krause's Line of Fire is any indication, the network may have found its answer to Blue Bloods.
Read MoreThis actor from FX's prestige drama The Shield was so affected by playing his character that he said he developed nightmares and stomach ulcers.
Read MoreMissing S.W.A.T.? These action-packed crime dramas and tactical thrillers deliver the same adrenaline-fueled teamwork and high-stakes cases.
Read MoreEven the greatest TV show of all time has to have a worst season. We’ve ranked every season of Breaking Bad, from least good to the best of the best.
Read MoreYet another major character is down! Find out who, and how, in this week's recap!
Read MoreIn a Season 2 episode of the controversial comedy from the 2000s, a big moment in Johnny Drama's life was also a major deal for Ellin.
Read MoreFrom gripping dramas to unforgettable character studies, these HBO Max miniseries showcase some of the finest limited series television ever produced.
Read MoreFabien Frankel was absolutely captivating as Ser Criston Cole revealed a death wish on House of The Dragon — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreGet an even better look at HBO's take on the classic superhero, courtesy of some shiny new footage.
Read MoreThe cast and creators of the Big Bang Theory spin-off Stuart Fails to Save the Universe discuss the surprise return of a legacy character in Episode 1.
Read MoreBefore HBO Max's Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, revisit the five funniest, unluckiest, and most unforgettable Stuart Bloom moments from The Big Bang Theory.
Read MoreBefore you watch the Big Bang Theory spin-off Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, revisit these five episodes spotlighting Stuart, Denise, Bert and Barry Kripke.
Read MoreThe actor behind House of the Dragon's Daeron Targaryen already has an impressive résumé, with an even bigger role on the horizon.
Read More"Fire & Blood" already reveals the ultimate fate of Westeros' biggest players, but the television adaptation may not follow every detail exactly.
Read MoreHBO's Industry has become one of the very best TV shows of the decade — but it's been completely snubbed again by the Emmys.
Read MoreHulu is giving us more Mulder and Scully with a director's cut of The X-Files: I Want to Believe — find out when it premieres.
Read MoreJeremy Allen White pushed troubled chef Carmy towards a newfound inner peace in The Bear's series finale — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreOnce you've watched this week's episode, hear the actor go deep on the hour's grossest scene. (But maybe make sure you're not eating when you do.)
Read MoreSteve Howey joins the cast of Ransom Canyon in Season 2, debuting a wild new look. Josh Duhamel tells TVLine about working with his friend of 20+ years.
Read MoreRansom Canyon is back for Season 2, and the Netflix drama wastes no time explaining what happened to several missing characters.
Read MoreThe Season 19 finale marks a huge change for one member of the Paramount+ procedural. Find out who it is!
Read MoreKevin Sussman, Lauren Lapkus, Brian Posehn, and John Ross Bowie explain how Stuart Fails to Save the Universe expands their beloved Big Bang Theory characters.
Read MoreThe Rookie showrunner Alexi Hawley reveals which scene from Hulu's extended cut of Season 8, Episode 10 is better than the network version.
Read MoreThe cast and creatives of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland speak with TVLine about the movie's mysterious ending — and what it means for the franchise's future.
Read MoreJohn Ross Bowie takes TVLine inside Kripke's evolution in the Big Bang Theory spin-off — and reveals the defining character trait the multiverse won't change.
Read MoreAre the events of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe canon to The Big Bang Theory? TVLine got the answer during a recent visit to the HBO Max spin-off's set.
Read MoreThe fantasy drama's star takes us inside Episode 4 and breaks down Ormund's greatest weakness along the way.
Read MoreTVLine visited the set of HBO Max's Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, where Kevin Sussman discussed becoming the Big Bang Theory spin-off's unlikely hero.
Read MoreAll American is back for its final season, and the premiere left us on quite the cliffhanger — showrunner Nkechi Okoro Carroll teases what's to come.
Read MoreCongratulations to everyone who survived Season 1 of Dutton Ranch. One series regular tells TVLine that he was certain his character wouldn't make it out alive.
Read MoreThe Dutton Ranch season finale included a number of twists involving Oreana and Carter, including one that could change both of their families forever.
Read MoreGarbage turned out to be gold for Elle. Here's how their 1995 hit "Only Happy When It Rains" became the theme song for Prime Video's Legally Blonde prequel.
Read MoreDutton Ranch stars Natalie Alyn Lind and Jai Courtney take TVLine inside Oreana and Rob-Will's father-daughter relationship — and where it went wrong.
Read MoreJordana Spiro is a crime drama veteran who eagle-eyed Law & Order: SVU fans will not only recognize as agent Sykes, but one of the show's many killers.
Read MoreBack before he was punishing villains on the MCU, Jon Bernthal was one of many actors who got to play multiple characters in the Law & Order franchise.
Read MoreLong before Mark Harmon's 19-year run as Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs on NCIS, he had multiple roles on police procedurals in the 1970s.
Read MoreMichael Weatherly is dropping hints about Tony DiNozzo's return to NCIS this fall — including a connection to the Tony & Ziva spin-off.
Read MoreLauren Holly's Jenny Shepard was only supposed to appear in six NCIS episodes, which makes her eventual departure less surprising than it seems.
Read MoreNCIS: New York is bringing another familiar face to the Big Apple: Jennifer Beals will star with LL COOL J and Scott Caan in the CBS spin-off.
Read MoreMike Franks' death wasn't the only ending one NCIS writer had in mind.
Read MoreNCIS is reuniting with a familiar face: Michael Weatherly is returning to the hit CBS procedural as Tony DiNozzo for a season-long arc.
Read MoreRansom Canyon showrunner April Blair breaks down Staten and Quinn's surprise ending in Season 2, previewing what could be next for them in a potential Season 3.
Read MoreDespite Netflix previously announcing that Beauty in Black would end with its upcoming third season, the Tyler Perry drama is now returning for Season 4.
Read MoreThe late actor Sam Neill was a great villain on the Netflix gangster drama Peaky Blinders — so why did he leave after just two seasons?
Read MoreSam Neill played the mentor to Eric Bana's character in this 2025 series about a murder mystery that unfolds at Yosemite National Park.
Read MoreMorgan Spector may be stepping into Tom Hanks' shoes: The Gilded Age actor is in talks to play Robert Langdon in Netflix's Da Vinci Code sequel series.
Read MoreIs Netflix's take on the classic family drama for you? Read Kimberly Roots' review.
Read MoreAfter more than two years, Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen are returning to Netflix — find out when the action-comedy returns for Season 2.
Read MoreNetflix shows keep bleeding viewers after their premiere season. Why does the streaming service routinely lose its audience between seasons?
Read MoreRemember one of TV's greatest superhero debuts? It's finally returned to streaming.
Read MoreAshley Tisdale is taking her real-life "toxic mom group" drama to TV: She's expected to star in Toxic Moms, a new comedy series in the works at Netflix.
Read MoreApple TV's series adaptation of cyberpunk novel Neuromancer will hit your screen in 2027 — get exact release date and watch a teaser trailer.
Read MoreGet your first look at The Matrix and Heated Rivalry stars in action in the AMC+ drama.
Read MorePercy Jacksons and the Olympians has announced a November premiere date for Season 3, which adapts The Titan's Curse — get details.
Read MoreThe hills are alive... with news that Julie Andrews is headed to Disney+ for a definitive documentary about her life and career.
Read MoreAfter Ed Harris expressed displeasure with the size of his role in Dutton Ranch Season 1, he is reportedly expected to return for Season 2 in a larger capacity.
Read MoreFootball analyst Ryan Clark and baseball commentator Karl Ravech are among several on-air personalities getting laid off at ESPN — see the full list.
Read MoreA Different World's Whitley and Dwayne are back at Hillman College — see first photos.
Read MoreJim Parsons won four Emmys playing Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory, but he now says he was "miserable" at the height of the show's popularity.
Read MoreThe Emmys are cutting five categories from the main NBC telecast in an effort to streamline the ceremony — see which ones will be cut.
Read MoreOscar winner Regina King is paying tribute to her 227 TV dad Hal Williams, who died this week — read her statement.
Read MoreMarla Gibbs is paying tribute to her late TV husband, Hal Williams, who starred as Lester Jenkins on the NBC classic 227.
Read MoreMary Jo 'MJ' Shannon, Kris Jenner's mother who appeared on The Kardashians, has died — read her obituary
Read MoreSee what young Ghost and Tommy are up to in a sneak peek at the newest "Power" spinoff.
Read MoreThe actor's cause of death has been revealed in order to correct "inaccurate and outright falsehoods" spreading in the media, said his manager.
Read MoreHal Williams, best known to TV audiences for his roles on the NBC classics 227 and Sanford and Son, died Wednesday. He was 91.
Read MoreHulu is getting an extended cut of a fan-favorite episode of The Rookie, while HBO Max is set to launch a look back at Euphoria — get details.
Read MoreGabriel Luna is joining the cast of Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 — here's everything we know so far about the crime drama's forthcoming return.
Read MoreThe Challenge heads to a new home as rookie competitors aim to take down some of the greatest vets in the game.
Read MoreScott Bryce, who played Craig Montgomery in As the World Turns, has died.
Read MoreRyan Murphy's next TV project returns the executive producer to his high school roots, but no one is looking gleeful in this trailer for FX's The Shards.
Read MoreTheo Burrell, who regularly appeared as an expert on the U.K. edition of Antiques Roadshow, has died at just 39 years old.
Read MoreFeast your eyes on the first footage for Peacock's Friday the 13th prequel Crystal Lake.
Read MoreShe's baaack! Prime Video just released a first glimpse of Mike Flanagan's upcoming Carrie adaptation.
Read MoreTributes to the late Sam Neill, an actor known for Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders, are pouring in from Hollywood.
Read MoreLearn more about the actor's wide-ranging career.
Read MoreThe Mayfair Witches are heading to Salem in Season 3, and AMC just dropped a haunting first look at the Anne Rice adaptation's 2027 return.
Read MoreThe actress originated the role of role of Madame Gao in Daredevil and reprised it in several other series — learn more about her career.
Read MoreFind out when Harry, Maeve, Conrad & Co. will return for the Paramount+ crime drama's second season.
Read MoreThe party's just begun... again: Raven-Symoné and more will return for The Cheetah Girls: Next Gen, joined by a new musical foursome. See the full cast here.
Read MoreTVLine rounds up the biggest milestones, broken records, surprising nods, and eyebrow-raising stats from the 78th Primetime Emmy nominations.
Read MoreEmmy Nomination Day is here! See the full list of TV shows and actors that have scored a nod for the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Read MoreIt's Not Like That, Prime Video's drama series starring Scott Foley and Erinn Hayes, will not return for a second season — get details.
Read MoreThere's a shake-up behind the scenes at Sullivan's Crossing: Series creator Roma Roth is stepping down as showrunner after four seasons.
Read MoreApple TV has set a date for Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham's thriller Nocturne, while Prime Video has confirmed a premiere for its Muhammad Ali bioseries.
Read MoreLouise Lasser, star of TV's Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, has died. She was 87.
Read MoreGet all the details on the Law & Order: SVU star's Emmy hosting gig.
Read MoreShane and Ilya's story won't get any nominations at this year's Emmys — find out why.
Read MoreDaemon Targaryen dreams big in the third episode of House of the Dragon Season 3 — but can HBO's budget possibly match those lofty ambitions?
Read MoreFew, if any, characters in George R. R. Martin's mythos know where dragons first came from — but House of the Dragon's third season contains a tantalizing clue.
Read MoreThe first teaser trailer for Season 2 of CBS' Marshals answers one enormous question, raising several others in the process. Watch it here.
Read MoreHallmark's new Christmas movie is basically a commercial for Disney World. But it also stars Richard Kind, so we're willing to give it the benefit of the doubt.
Read MoreForest Whitaker's reign as Godfather of Harlem is coming to an end: MGM+ has opted to wrap the drama with a 2-hour series finale in lieu of a full final season.
Read MoreThe JonBenét Ramsey miniseries starring Melissa McCarthy and Clive Owen will drop before the year's end — get details.
Read MoreThe lifeguards of Baywatch are back on duty — and running in slow motion. As the good Lord intended.
Read MoreDisney is officially reopening Camp Rock 3 this August. See who's coming back, meet the new campers, and hear the first single "One Beat Away."
Read MoreCrutch is closing up shop: Paramount+ has canceled the Tracy Morgan sitcom after one season.
Read MoreWatch the official teaser trailer for Avatar: Seven Havens, an animated sequel series set in the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender, premiering in October.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds kicked off Season 4 with a time-tripping adventure straight out of Jurassic Park — read our recap, and grade it!
Read MoreEd Harris says Everett McKinney was pitched to him as a much larger character on Dutton Ranch — and he's not mincing words about his disapproval.
Read MoreRuPaul's Drag Race crowned the winner of All Stars 11 on Friday in a surprisingly low-energy finale. Did your favorite queen win?
Read MoreColin From Accounts is closing up its books for good: The Australian rom-com will end with its upcoming Season 3 on Paramount+.
Read MoreConor McGregor will go up against Max Holloway in a rematch over a decade in the making. UFC 329 will be McGregor's first match in five years.
Read MoreWatch the official trailer for Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, an animated follow-up to the original series, dropping July 25 on Paramount+.
Read MoreTVLine counts down the 10 most shocking moments from Dutton Ranch Season 1, from deaths and reveals to a leopard named Xena. Which moment tops your list?
Read MoreDutton Ranch won't be riding off into the sunset with any Emmy nominations this year, but it's not a question of quality — find out why it's not eligible.
Read MoreThe actor believed to be behind Dutton Ranch's fatal finale twist speaks to TVLine about the game-changing moment — and why the real killer remains a mystery.
Read MorePete Calvin is new to Montana, but the actor bringing him to life is a very familiar face.
Read MoreFrances Neagley, a close ally of Jack Reacher who is getting her own spin-off series, is played by Maria Sten. Here's where you may have seen her before.
Read MoreSeason 4 of Reacher is on the horizon, with star Alan Ritchson promising it will be "high octane" and "crazy." Here's what we know to expect.
Read MoreThis year's spooky season just got a little more terrifying: Prime Video's Carrie series will premiere in October — watch a new teaser trailer.
Read MoreGet all the scoop out of the fantasy series' San Diego Comic-Con panel!
Read MoreWatch the Euphoria and Star Trek: Discovery stars delve into the cyberpunk universe, and find out when it'll stream!
Read MoreSome of the authority figures in Elle Woods' teenage life are up to no good at all in the first season of her Prime Video prequel series.
Read MoreThe same animation studio that brought us Netflix's Scott Pilgrim Takes Off presents an originalist take on a quintessential cyberpunk tale.
Read MoreMatt Cornett's performance in Every Year After has made him Prime Video's new golden boy — but you may know him better from his time at the House of Mouse.
Read MoreWhat, like it's hard to look this fabulous? These are Elle Woods' best prequel looks, ranked.
Read MoreHere where you might've seen Elle's dad before.
Read MoreBefore joining this lake-town romance, the actress behind Percy appeared in twisty mysteries, teen fantasy hits, and pitch-black social satires.
Read MoreFind out how the Prime Video series referenced the Brat Pack.
Read MoreChances are good that you've seen Elle's mom on your TV screen.
Read MorePrime Video's Elle may take place years before Legally Blonde, but that doesn't stop the show from working in a surprising number of references to the movie.
Read MoreViewers of Prime Video's Elle have probably noticed that the main character says she knows a lot of celebrities. Let's discuss those celebrities, shall we?
Read MoreThe producers of Elle explain to TVLine how the prequel honors Legally Blonde without undoing what we already know about the character. And yes, it's canon.
Read MoreABC has unveiled premiere dates for the Fall 2026 TV season. Find out when 9-1-1, Dancing With the Stars, Scrubs, and more favorites return with new episodes.
Read MoreCBS on Monday formally unveiled its fall premiere dates, becoming the third broadcast network (after NBC and Fox) to do so — get the full schedule.
Read MoreFox canceled its procedural thriller Prodigal Son after just two seasons — but how would that big cliffhanger have been resolved if Season 3 happened?
Read MoreFox has unveiled premiere dates for the Fall 2026 TV season. Find out when Best Medicine, Doc, The Simpsons and more favorites return with new episodes.
Read MoreABC's crime drama Quantico may have blazed the trail with its choice of lead, but that wasn't enough to save it from an unceremonious canning during Season 3.
Read MoreBeverly Hills, 90210's most notorious heartthrob had a whole redemption arc mapped out for him — until fan backlash ended it before it could begin.
Read MoreDeidre Hall may be a soap legend, but a long-forgotten Batman parody on an ABC variety show saw her dipping her toe into the world of superheroes.
Read MoreVal Kilmer took a last-minute role in the 2008 Knight Rider sequel series — looking at the show's credits, however, you wouldn't have known it.
Read MoreBones was rooted in a series of novels about Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan, but that Bones was "a 50-year-old, divorced former alcoholic."
Read MoreCold opens were a staple of Bones' style, but they served a key purpose for the main stars. Here's why Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz needed the cold opens.
Read MoreCSI: Cyber, starring Patricia Arquette, was the third spin-off in the CSI franchise, and it kicked off with a Guinness World Record in 2015.
Read MoreBones ran for 12 seasons on Fox, but the show wouldn't exist without a series of bestselling books that shared a very real connection to Dr. Temperance Brennan.
Read More"CSI" is one of the most successful procedurals in TV history, but the series and franchise wouldn't exist without this true crime documentary from the '90s.
Read MoreAt the height of her career as a supermodel in the '90s, Naomi Campbell partnered up with Dick Wolf and descended into villainy in an underrated Fox series.
Read MoreBefore Jake Gyllenhaal became one of the most recognizable stars in Hollywood, he got his start playing Robin Williams' son in a hit NBC crime drama.
Read MoreReboots are ten a penny in Hollywood these days — but what happens when a family-friendly cop show romp is reimagined as a raunchy, R-rated movie?
Read MoreBefore she made a name for herself on WKRP in Cincinnati, Loni Anderson played back-to-back roles in two episodes of an ABC procedural series.
Read MoreMariska Hargitay's first regular TV role offered an early glimpse of the crime dramas that would define her career.
Read MoreKatherine Heigl's exit from Grey's Anatomy was more complicated than it appeared — and she has since opened up about why she quit the medical drama.
Read MoreBefore her career-defining run on Chicago Fire, Raymund worked alongside the Reservoir Dogs star on a procedural with a unique concept.
Read MoreMost people remember Police Woman as the trailblazing series for female cops, but that show was actually beaten to the punch — by nearly two full decades.
Read MoreDavid Caruso is known for his roles on CSI: Miami and NYPD Blue, but before that, he acted on the opposite side of the law on this police show.
Read MoreCandace Cameron Bure is taking Hilarie Burton Morgan's "Make your money, honey!" advice to heart with a surprising new TV gig alongside George Santos.
Read MoreBig Brother is officially back for Season 28, and Thursday's premiere really did ask us to expect the unexpected — read our recap.
Read MoreAre sworn enemies Maggie and Negan really becoming friends on The Walking Dead: Dead City? Get the scoop in our Season 3 premiere recap.
Read MoreRome, Melody, and Jason faced eviction on Thursday's episode of Big Brother — but who was sent home in Week 2?
Read MoreThis week's episode ends with a grisly discovery that points toward greater treachery in the Red Keep — get all the details.
Read MoreAlicent learns a huge secret, and Ormund is dealt a disappointing blow, in this week's episode. Read our recap!
Read MoreProject Runway Season 22 kicks off with a big twist, but Tyra Banks' debut overshadowed the game-changing alteration.
Read MoreJennifer Garner is taking a trip to Nantucket, and we're all invited — weigh in on the first episode of Peacock's The Five Star Weekend.
Read MoreRhaenyra's first day on the Iron Throne doesn't go like she thought (and that's before the rats enter the picture). Read our recap!
Read MoreFind out how the medical drama starring Zachary Quinto ended!
Read MoreThe TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
Read MoreInterview With the Vampire will officially be back at AMC, and Season 4 is putting Akasha front and center — get details on the renewal.
Read MoreSullivan's Crossing will continue its run Stateside: The CW has picked up Season 5 of the Canadian drama.
Read MoreTVLine's Ryan Schwartz calls Stuart Fails to Save the Universe the most ambitious Big Bang Theory spin-off yet. Read the full review.
Read MoreWhich golf comedy is more worthy of your time: The Hawk or Stick?
Read MorePeacock’s The Five Star Weekend looks like another juicy Wine Mom Mystery, but it doesn’t deliver enough drama to get us hooked — read our review.
Read MoreM*A*S*H was a treasure trove of talent for 11 seasons, featuring some of the best guest stars on television. Here are five only hardcore fans remember.
Read MoreAs a genre, sitcoms are known for providing simple, mundane stories that take place in relatable, everyday settings. But every rule needs exceptions.
Read MoreWe’ve ranked the most underrated episodes of The Office, and they're all just as hilarious and cringe as the best of the best the series has to offer.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney started out by making a string of guest appearances on popular '80s TV shows, and he played a recurring character on this major ABC sitcom.
Read MoreA talking horse from another '60s sitcom nearly changed Gilligan's Island forever when CBS decided the show needed a new character to round out the cast.
Read MoreThe Simpsons has made audiences laugh for over three decades, but these 15 episodes prove the show has always been just as good at making us cry.
Read MoreLucy Liu broke out as a star in Ally McBeal, but her first major role was on a one-season-wonder alongside big names like Rhea Perlman and Danny Devito.
Read MoreSometimes, real-life circumstances get in the way of the writers' plans for a TV show. Here are five sitcom stars who got fired due to behind-the-scenes drama.
Read MoreBefore Patricia Heaton starred in The Middle, ABC's beloved sitcom was build around a very different leading lady most fans never knew about.
Read MoreOn top of playing Chrissy Snow in the first five seasons of Three's Company, Suzanne Somers had a secret role on the show only die-hard fans would know about.
Read MoreTwo and a Half Men was a sitcom juggernaut, especially when Charlie Sheen led the cast. For longtime fans of the series, here are 15 similar shows.
Read MoreTitus ran for three seasons on Fox, but the sitcom could have had a longer shelf life if if Christopher Titus played his cards just a little differently.
Read MoreWith another season of ABC's Scrubs revival officially on the way, there's never been a better time to revisit the original show's most essential episodes.
Read MoreFrom Veep to Curb Your Enthusiasm, HBO has produced some of the sharpest sitcoms on television — here are the 5 best ones the network has ever made.
Read MoreYears before Téa Leoni served as America's Madame Secretary, she was flying high in a now forgotten sitcom that critics loved in the '90s.
Read MoreTony Shalhoub is well-known for his role as Adrian Monk in USA's Monk, but he almost nabbed this integral role in one of America's most popular sitcoms.
Read MoreIn some of the most memorable WKRP In Cincinnati episodes, including one Thanksgiving special, the creators took inspiration from real-life events.
Read MoreJason Alexander, the man behind George Costanza, is among many fans, critics, and other Seinfeld cast members who were ultimately unsatisfied with the finale.
Read MoreHappy Days has several spin-offs, like Laverne & Shirley. In a mostly forgotten series, one actor played his own character's cousin in a show set in the future.
Read MoreJamie Lee Curtis starred in an obscure '90s sitcom that only ran for four seasons. Over 35 years later, Curtis' forgotten series deserves another shot at love.
Read MoreBefore Mayim Bialik blossomed into her star-making role on NBC, she was attached to a short-lived Fox sitcom that could have changed her career forever.
Read MoreThe controversial Will & Grace star closed her Seinfeld tenure with an offensive final line that, thanks to its context, is still funny years later.
Read MoreAfter Larry Gelbart wrapped up his time with M*A*S*H*, another sitcom opportunity came and knocked on his door -- and he wanted nothing to do it.
Read MoreABC's Barney Miller went on to be a success with eight seasons, but the series was struggling until a raunchy, X-rated episode changed everything.
Read MoreAlthough the series has since been forgotten by time, several beloved actors got their first big break on a short-lived NBC sitcom starring a Hollywood legend.
Read MoreNobody knows how to drive you up the wall quite like family. These sitcoms understand the assignment.
Read MoreThe Mary Tyler Moore Show launched three beloved spin-offs in the '70s, and their stories behind the scenes are just as fascinating as the shows.
Read MoreAfter five seasons of The Incredible Hulk, star Billy Bixby teamed up with one of the show's guest actors, Mariette Hartley, for a 1983-84 sitcom.
Read MoreThe first-ever American sitcom didn't know how popular it was because there were no TV ratings in the 1940s. But then this ad took the show by surprise.
Read MoreAfter Caroll O'Connor became a household name by playing Archie Bunker, his career got a second wind when he traded sitcoms for a new kind of TV series.
Read MoreSeinfeld was never afraid to push (or lick) the envelope when the series was on the air, but only one episode was problematic enough for NBC to ban it.
Read MoreDespite being a spin-off of her previous sitcom, Perfect Strangers, Jo Marie Payton left Family Matters before the series' final season ended. Here's why.
Read MoreABC's TGIF line-up helped define the TV landscape of the 1980s and '90s. Here's a question, though: What do those letters actually stand for?
Read MoreValerie Harper is best known for playing Rhoda in The Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spin-off, but that couldn't stop her from getting killed from her own show.
Read MoreDespite making Robin Williams a household name and its long-standing legacy, Mork & Mindy had a surprisingly short run. Here's why ABC canceled the sitcom.
Read MoreCommunity fans are no stranger to concept episodes that played around with the series' format, but one was so special, even the show's cast knew it.
Read MoreRobin Williams' final TV role was alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar. Although the show debuted to massive ratings, it only lasted a single season.
Read MoreThe cast of The Carol Burnett Show were close in real life, but when push came to shove, Burnett wasn't afraid to fire one of the series' stars. Here's why.
Read MoreAnimated sitcoms have had their place in television since the '60s, and only gotten more popular since. We've ranked the best of the best!
Read MoreCommunity creator Dan Harmon said this actor was a superstar who could come up with his own funny lines when the writers didn't have time.
Read MoreKaley Cuoco's Penny debuted a drastically shorter haircut in Season 8 of The Big Bang Theory — and Cuoco had one big regret about that.
Read MoreIs there such a thing as too pretty for television? As it turns out, yes — which is exactly why one star missed out on a role in Three's Company.
Read MoreMonica and Chandler's relationship almost stopped before it really began.
Read MoreLarry David struck gold with Seinfeld, but in typical Curb Your Enthusiasm fashion, he ruined his own audition for one of ABC's most iconic sitcoms in the '80s.
Read MoreThe King of Late Night Television, Johnny Carson actually refused to cameo on The Simpsons until the writers made a major change to the Season 4 finale.
Read MoreSeinfeld made Julia Louis-Dreyfus a star, but the Emmy-award winning actress never lost her shine before Veep -- and this forgotten CBS sitcom is proof.
Read MoreSusan Ross' time on Seinfeld wasn't meant to be, much to George's restrained jubilation. Here's why the series killed his fiancée off with one fatal lick.
Read MoreM*A*S*H ran for 11 seasons, but co-creator Larry Gelbart walked away after just four seasons. The reason why is more personal than you might expect.
Read MoreHow I Met Your Mother was uniquely situated in a time when using real-life promo tools like the Internet added greatly to the show's suspense and build-up.
Read MoreGregory Sierra played Chano Amengual on Barney Miller for two seasons before he abruptly quit the biggest role he ever played. Here's why the star left.
Read MoreThe Bernie Mac Show was not only based on Bernie Mac's stand-up, the Fox sitcom took a key part of its framing device and style from an obscure British series.
Read MoreDavid Cross' Tobias Fünke famously wanted to join the Blue Man Group in Arrested Development Season 2, but the gag began in Season 1 with a different character.
Read MoreAt the peak of his career as a child star in the '80s, Ke Huy Quan starred in a short-lived CBS sitcom that was meant to be a spin-off to The Brady Bunch.
Read MoreOne behind-the-scenes uncertainty shaped the Season 6 finale of New Girl.
Read MoreRobert Reed clashed with The Brady Bunch creator Sherwood Schwartz during the sitcom's entire run, culminating in Reed being written out of the series' finale.
Read MoreThe Bernie Mac Show creator Larry Wilmore explained how he cleverly manipulated comedian Bernie Mac into allowing the sitcom to be named after him.
Read MoreMatthew Modine played Dr. Brenner in Seasons 1, 2, and 4 of Stranger Things. According to the star, "Papa" is more powerful than fans of the series realized.
Read MoreFans of fantasy adventures, memorable characters, and tabletop storytelling have plenty of excellent shows to enjoy after finishing The Legend of Vox Machina.
Read MoreIf Lucky has you craving more morally complicated characters caught in high-stakes situations, these shows are ready to steal your attention.
Read MoreThe truth is never simple. If I Will Find You kept you guessing, these twisty thrillers should be your next binge.
Read MoreFrom existential nightmares to grotesque moral dilemmas, these Rick and Morty episodes pushed the series into some of its darkest territory ever.
Read MoreIt ain't easy creating a good spin-off. Here are 10 spin-offs that never came to be, despite having compelling enough plots.
Read MoreMarc Guggenheim explains why one of Arrow's biggest storylines didn't unfold as naturally as he'd envisioned, and what he wishes he'd done differently.
Read MoreGetting pushed out of The Tonight Show in 2010 could have embittered Conan O'Brien. Instead, it inspired one of his most enduring pieces of advice.
Read MoreThis enigmatic element of Sterling Archer's backstory gets as close to resolution as it's probably ever going to in the show's concluding chapter.
Read MoreSome fantasy shows vanish faster than a magician's assistant. These forgotten gems deserve to reappear on your watchlist.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from Big Brother, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, and more!
Read MoreMurder, She Wrote made Angela Lansbury a TV star in her 60s, so the legendary actress had some wisdom to share on the subject of aging.
Read MoreDave Blankenship was a fan favorite on The Curse of Oak Island, so his sudden disappearance in Season 8 left a lot of viewers with questions.
Read MoreHere's a bit of wisdom from Nobody Wants This and Veronica Mars star Kristen Bell.
Read MoreStar Trek: Deep Space Nine's creative team had concerns about how René Auberjonois would be able to perform as Odo. How did Auberjonois put their fears to rest?
Read MoreChristopher Nolan's films are defined by bold ideas and moral complexity, and these 10 TV shows capture that same spirit better than anything else.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Scrubs, Big Brother, Project Runway, and more!
Read MoreFor many TV fans, "reboot" can be a dreaded term, but we'd argue that some shows deserve to be revisited years later.
Read MoreFollowing a near-fatal snowplow accident in 2023, Mayor of Kingstown actor Jeremy Renner reflected on the harrowing experience in his 2025 memoir.
Read MoreAll American is ending after eight seasons, but these 10 shows will fill the void with the same sports drama and heartfelt coming-of-age stories.
Read MoreThe tabloid media labeled her a "bad girl" early in her career, but the late Shannen Doherty was never a fan of outsider's opinions.
Read MoreTina Fey has never let her critics stand in her way, and she has good advice on how to do that in TVLine's quote of the day.
Read MoreThings went horribly wrong when the Discovery Channel promised to show a man devoured by a snake on TV ... although probably not in the way you're thinking.
Read MoreSome of the best cartoons of the 1980s never became household names, yet they still offer imaginative stories and unforgettable nostalgia decades later.
Read MoreAccording to one longtime producer, Hannibal's cancellation on NBC was at least partly due to one very specific reason.
Read MoreNot every TV crossover is a dream pairing. Some become awkward mismatches, baffling promotions, or episodes that leave fans wondering what went wrong.
Read MoreSee what the Better Call Saul vet has to say about hoping for a better future.
Read MoreThe Vampire Lestat is not necessarily scary, but that could change if AMC greenlights the show for another season.
Read MoreWhy does Neagley have a much bigger role in Reacher than in Lee Child's books? The author explains why Maria Sten became essential to the show.
Read MoreThe peacock has strutted across television history for decades. These are its finest feathers.
Read MoreThe Girls creator has a nugget of wisdom to share about relationships.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from All American, Ride or Die, Project Runway, and more.
Read MoreLooking for your next reality binge? We're rounding up the 10 most binge-worthy reality TV shows — including Survivor, Love Is Blind, and RuPaul's Drag Race.
Read MoreHear The Golden Girls icon's thoughts on honesty and how to make peace with yourself.
Read MoreThough this may not qualify as a clear-cut sexual harassment situation, one cast member's audition process did, in fact, entail taking their shirt off.
Read MoreThe Enterprise made the transporter iconic, but the effect's strange television history began before Star Trek.
Read MoreCheck out some wisdom from the "CSI: NY" and "Criminal Minds" star.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, All American, The Hawk, and more!
Read MoreDick York's exit from Bewitched looked sudden on screen, but the trouble had been building for years.
Read MoreThere are over 20 seasons and 500 episodes of NCIS. However, there are 15 specific episodes that stand tall as the best the series has to offer.
Read MoreCheck out some wisdom from the "Grey's Anatomy" and "Euphoria" star.
Read MoreLittle House on the Prairie is officially streaming on Netflix. For fans wanting more heartwarming TV comfort, here are 10 shows that strike similar chords.
Read MoreWhile this literally explosive adventure show did well in America, it did not last on the BBC, where viewers found its historical revisionism very offensive.
Read MoreBefore Marvel came calling, Sebastian Stan starred in an ambitious, forgotten network drama that never found its audience.
Read MoreMore than three decades before he played a grief-stricken FBI agent on HBO's Task, Mark Ruffalo guest-starred on the forgotten CBS dramedy Due South.
Read MoreWhat's better than a television crossover? What about when a couple of shows take place in the same exact universe?
Read MoreWhat does Rod Serling's dimension of sound, sight, and mind have to do with Starfleet's exploration of the final frontier? Brannon Braga has a theory.
Read MoreSome of television's most unforgettable stories unfold without ever leaving a single room, proving that great drama doesn't need a sprawling setting.
Read MoreSweet Magnolias is one of the warmest and coziest shows on Netflix. For longtime fans of the series, here are 10 shows with similar vibes and stories.
Read MoreBefore Pat Morita starred in Mr. T and Tina, the sitcom filmed a pilot with Star Trek's George Takei playing the title role. Find out why that changed.
Read MoreAlthough Yellowstone didn't get every detail about Montana living right, there were times when it offered an authentic glimpse into Native American culture.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from Big Brother, Elle, The Five Star Weekend, and more.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Emmy nominations, Task, Big Brother, and more!
Read MoreFrom wartime battlefields to backroom political betrayals, these television series capture the complexity of American history.
Read MoreWhile we're happy for everyone who received Emmy nominations this year, TVLine has a list of 20 shows and stars we were hoping would hear their names called.
Read MoreTechnically the first Powerpuff Girl, the telekinetic Bliss had explosive, unpredictable abilities that forced her to leave Townsville.
Read MoreFor the animated spy comedy starring H. Jon Benjamin, FX decided to take a minimalistic, unconventional approach to the marketing and rollout.
Read MoreWith this year's Emmy nominations being announced this Wednesday, we're taking one last look at the field and predicting who will hear their name called.
Read MoreA classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episode was so confusing when it aired that fans called their local networks to complain — here's why.
Read MoreThe role of James Bond is highly coveted, but this '60s star said no to playing 007. Instead, this actor went on to create and star in a different spy series.
Read MoreThis canceled NBC series pulled off one of television's most unlikely comeback stories.
Read MoreAs America celebrates its 250th birthday, TVLine ranks the small screen presidents who don't belong anywhere near the actual White House.
Read MoreNetflix quietly removed a fan-favorite animated series from streaming, and now there's no way to finish the show and actually watch the ending.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from The Bear, Criminal Minds, House of the Dragon, and more!
Read MoreBefore Sheriff Country, Morena Baccarin starred in an ambitious sci-fi remake that almost had an even bigger future.
Read MoreAdam West did not take one department store chain's ad imitating his Batman likeness as a form of flattery — he sued them for nearly $1 million.
Read MoreBefore gaining worldwide fame as Captain America, Chris Evans had a little-known TV role in a reboot of one of the highest-grossing films of 1993.
Read MoreThe best TV shows like X-Men '97 range from comparable sci-fi series focused on group dynamics to other superhero stories with lovable casts.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: NCIS, S.W.A.T. Exiles, The Bear, and more!
Read MoreThe '90s produced far more great cartoons than the biggest hits everyone remembers. These overlooked series remain surprisingly entertaining decades later.
Read MoreIn conversation with TVLine, newly minted Emmy nominee Taylor Dearden offers an early tease about Dr. Mel King's storyline in The Pitt Season 3.
Read MoreHBO Max's medical drama never flinches when it comes to depicting real life in the emergency department — here are the cases that we can't stop thinking about.
Read MoreTVLine rounds up everything we know so far about The Pitt Season 3, including confirmed casting, when it picks up and its anticipated premiere date.
Read MoreTrack every new scripted TV show premiering in 2026 with TVLine's continuously updated, chronological roundup of broadcast, cable, and streaming debuts.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: Emmy Rossum headlines Hulu's Furious, secrets come to light on All American, and Harry Wild and Inspector Ellis wrap for the season.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 26-August 1.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: Rick and Morty gets a spin-off, The Walking Dead: Dead City is back for Season 3, and Discovery Channel kicks off Shark Week.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Avatar: The Last Airbender gets a follow-up film, WNBA all-stars go head to head, and Mortal Kombat II makes its cable debut.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Jake Johnson is The Dink, Brendan Fraser plays General Dwight D. Eisenhower, and The Chi comes to an end.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: The Big Bang Theory franchise enters the multiverse, Criminal Minds heads for hiatus, and Ransom Canyon and Strange New Worlds return.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: Larry and Cazzie David compete on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The Ultimatum wraps Season 4, and Christmas at Sea heads back to port.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: Gordon Ramsey endures more Kitchen Nightmares, Bill Maher accepts the Mark Twain Prize, and the Real Housewives franchise heads to London.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: King of the Hill Season 15 hits Hulu, The Wall is back from hiatus, and Below Deck Mediterranean faces an on-board health crisis.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: The FIFA World Cup comes to an end, Lestat plays his last show, and tensions rise on The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 19-25.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: The World Cup crowns its third place finishers, Danielle Panabaker resurfaces on Lifetime and CM Punk headlines the WWE's Main Event.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Curry Barker's Obsession hits streaming, RuPaul crowns an All Star, and Heartstopper comes to an end.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: The Descendants face a Wicked new villain, Will Ferrell plays pro-golfer The Hawk, and Big Brother evicts its first player of the season.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham headline Ride or Die, Marcello Hernández presides over the EPSYS and Anya Taylor-Joy stars in Lucky.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: Major League Baseball's best compete in the annual All-Star Game, Quarterback returns for Season 3, and In the City wraps its freshman run.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: It's the beginning of the end for All American, the Home Run Derby gets slugging, and Dancing With the Stars begins the search for a new pro.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: Love Island crowns its winners, J.K. Simmons headlines The Westies, and secrets come to light on The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 12-18.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Katherine Barrell celebrates Christmas in July, the MLB Draft begins, and the UFC hosts a Conor McGregor/Max Holloway rematch.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Star City Season 1 wraps, Jerry O'Connell joins the Big Brother: Unlocked panel, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: Celebrity Family Feud and Press Your Luck are back, Big Brother kicks off Season 28, and Project Runway returns with a twist.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: Trying is back, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed nears the finish line, and drama on The Valley intensifies.
Read MoreDiscover What to Watch with TVLine's printable July 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: Zatima heads for hiatus, America's Got Talent auditions resume, Kaley Cuoco attempts to Beat Bobby Flay.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: The U.S. continues its run in the FIFA World Cup, Inspector Ellis is back, and BBQ Brawl declares a winner.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: The Vampire Lestat visits New York City, Major League Baseball takes over Peacock, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 5-11.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Anderson Cooper, Terry Crews, Tony Dokoupil, and Ryan Seacrest anchor Fourth of July celebrations in primetime.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Silo is back for Season 3, Dutton Ranch wraps Season 1, and Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen host a countdown to America's 250th birthday.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: John Oliver heads to Port Charles, Ready or Not 2 hits Hulu, and Survival of the Thickest comes to an end.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: NBC's Brilliant Minds scrubs out, Prime Video's Legally Blonde prequel debuts, and Disney+'s X-Men '97 is back.
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