The 5 Most Entertainingly Unrealistic 9-1-1 Emergencies
9-1-1 has thrust its first responders into some pretty unrealistic emergencies over nine seasons, but these five take the cake.
Read More9-1-1 has thrust its first responders into some pretty unrealistic emergencies over nine seasons, but these five take the cake.
Read MoreWe have a date for Silo's final chapter: Find out when the fourth and final season of the Apple TV sci-fi thriller premieres, and get a sneak peek.
Read MoreTed Lasso star/EP Brendan Hunt unpacks Roy and Keeley's latest hurdle, Beard and Jane's reunion, Ted's Alice dilemma, and the mystery surrounding Nate.
Read MoreNetflix's Robert Langdon series has added five recurring cast members, while one of the stars of The Madison has boarded Heated Rivalry Season 2.
Read MoreHBO's Harry Potter series has filled the roles of Dobby the House Elf and Tom Riddle for Season 2, while Ginny Weasley has been recast.
Read MoreTVLine is keeping a running list of every actor from The Big Bang Theory who appears in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe — Episode 7 spoilers ahead!
Read More"We thank Maria for her work over the last 12-and-a-half years and wish her all the best on her next chapter," Fox News Media said in a statement.
Read MoreAfter leaving CBS' morning news program in 2019 to anchor the evening news, Norah O'Donnell will reunite with her former co-host Gayle King on September 8.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars has set its Season 35 cast! See the full list of 16 celebrities competing for the Mirrorball trophy this fall.
Read MoreBaz Lurhmann directed this early '90s surprise hit that became a cultural sensation in Australia and is still inspiring reality television worldwide.
Read MoreWhen he wasn't helming the bridge as Sulu on Star Trek, George Takei managed to rack up an impressive amount of sci-fi roles throughout his TV career.
Read MoreFrom Harley Quinn to The Big Bang Theory, we ranked Kaley Cuoco's five best TV roles, spanning comedy, drama, and animated voice work.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Next Generation had more stories left to tell according to one of the series' writers. Here's why Paramount ended the show in its prime.
Read MoreThe galaxy far, far away has been adding amazing new worlds to the Star Wars universe for a long time now. We've ranked the best of the best.
Read MoreDutton Ranch has already improved on Yellowstone in some surprising ways, giving Beth and Rip a fresh start while fixing some of the original's biggest flaws.
Read MoreJames Garner became a household name in the 1950s thanks to Maverick, but when push came to shove, Garner had to be a maverick, too, and leave the TV series.
Read MoreStar Trek is one of the most influential TV series of all time, but these classic Sci-Fi shows give Gene Roddenberry's vision of the future a run for its money.
Read MoreA unique blend of comedy and drama, series like M*A*S*H are once in a lifetime, but these TV shows were able to replicate some of the '70s sitcom's magic.
Read MoreHBO has no shortage of amazing historical dramas, but these series manage to turn real life history into epic stories that rival the best fiction has to offer.
Read MoreBefore playing Lee Coulter on Hallmark's When Calls the Heart, actor Kavan Smith tormented the Winchesters as a deadly Supernatural villain.
Read MoreThis legal drama was facing low ratings in 1996, prompting creator Steven Bochco to pursue a cast change. He was hoping for legendary star Alan Alda.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry sometimes didn't see the vision of Star Trek: The Next Generation, thinking this character was too insignificant to build a plotline around.
Read MoreIn an era where series and movies can be removed from streaming at a moment's notice, we've seen some truly great shows be abandoned by their home platforms.
Read MoreLanterns is using the Green Lantern mythos to explore inequality in America. John's mom would have been Earth's Green Lantern if the ring wasn't biased.
Read MoreYou're traveling through another dimension — a dimension where all your favorite Enterprise crew members also appeared in a show we call ... The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreColumbo as fans know it wouldn't be the same without Steven Spielberg setting the series' tone in a major episode he worked on with a crime TV icon.
Read MoreGary Sinise is no stranger to crime dramas, but years before he was investigated crime in NY, he guest starred on a foundational '80s series.
Read MoreFor better or worse, a rare few commercials were so successful, they were turned into full blown TV series -- more often than not, for the worse.
Read MoreWho is Red John in The Mentalist? Here's how Patrick Jane finally discovered the serial killer's identity and why the Season 6 reveal divided fans.
Read MoreWalter Koenig may have been a late addition to Star Trek as Pavel Chekov, but that didn't stop him from building a strong resume of TV sci-fi roles after.
Read MoreSEAL Team fans looking for their next military thriller have plenty of action-packed options, from covert missions to globe-spanning espionage.
Read MoreKyle McManus has been on Lioness since the very beginning, but if you already recognize the CIA operative, there's a good chance you like soap operas.
Read MoreThe world of The Walking Dead is as dangerous as it is deadly, but the AMC series went surprisingly easy on a few main characters compared to the gorier comics.
Read MoreCBS has released synopses for more than a dozen fall premieres, including Boston Blue, Fire Country, Marshals, and Tracker.
Read MoreThis 2010 superhero series was like a mix of Heroes, The Incredibles, and The Fantastic Four. But after a strong start, it was canceled after one season.
Read MoreLooking for shows like Chesapeake Shores? These series deliver the romance, family drama, and small-town charm that made the Hallmark hit so addictive.
Read MoreFrom gothic mansions to secret magic schools, we ranked the five best TV shows that perfectly capture the moody, literary dark academia aesthetic.
Read MoreHarry Crane was hardly the moral heart of Mad Men's first season, but he wasn't a total sleazeball, either. So, what does Rich Sommer think about his decline?
Read MoreThe medical drama ER ran on NBC for 15 seasons from 1994 to 2009, and it covered many topics that had never been depicted so authentically on screen before.
Read MoreJames Wolk is entering Shondaland by way of Grey's Anatomy, recurring this fall as a "handsome, arrogant" surgeon-turned-businessman. Get more details.
Read MoreBefore The Diplomat, Rufus Sewell took on a prominent American historical figure in an acclaimed HBO miniseries that became an awards powerhouse.
Read MoreHBO Max is packed with prestige hits, but some of its best shows still fly under the radar. These 15 underrated series deserve a spot on your watchlist.
Read MoreHouse of the Dragon has proven a worthy, and in some ways superior, successor to the hit HBO series Game of Thrones. Here's what it has improved upon.
Read MoreAfter flying into theaters this summer, Supergirl is landing on the small screen — find out when it'll make its streaming debut.
Read MoreFind out which of your Heated Rivalry favorites will return for the show's second season in 2027.
Read MoreDC introduced John Stewart in 1971, and HBO's Lanterns mixes elements from comics and animation to create the version played by Aaron Pierre.
Read MoreMelissa Rauch talks to TVLine about Episode 7's alternate Bernadette and a possible Season 2 return to the Big Bang Theory spin-off.
Read MoreAdam Beach could have had a long career as Detective Chester Lake on SVU, but the universe had other plans and the star moved on almost immediately. Here's why.
Read MoreIs literally any NCIS character permanently safe from an abrupt, violent demise? Obviously not. These are the deaths that caught fans totally by surprise.
Read MoreTony DiNozzo is back on NCIS, but he's not just here to say hi to old friends — get a sneak peek at Michael Weatherly's return in the Season 24 trailer.
Read MoreMr. T is pushing back on Netflix's new documentary, disputing how it portrays his career and saying some material was included against his wishes.
Read MoreNetflix has released a trailer for its sweeping adaptation of East of Eden, starring Florence Pugh — watch it here.
Read MoreNetflix's fall 2026 schedule is an assortment of documentaries, horror shows, true crime biopics, and ambitious animated movies. Here are their release dates.
Read MoreSee the complete list of 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Award winners, including trophies for The Pitt, Paradise, DTF St. Louis, and more.
Read MorePrime Video's Spider-Noir, starring Nicolas Cage, has been canceled after just one season.
Read MoreAfter being suspended earlier this week, Wheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton has now been fired from the long-running game show.
Read MoreEdgewater's first responders are once again teaming up: Fire Country and Sheriff Country have set another crossover at CBS.
Read MorePrior to her death, feminist icon Gloria Steinem sat down for Netflix's famous last words, where she spoke about revolution, regrets, and the future.
Read MoreCBS has released a trailer for Sheriff Country Season 2 — and Sheriff Mickey Fox is barely holding it together.
Read MoreCheck out the latest news and updates on Season 2 of Dexter: Resurrection.
Read MoreJudge Judy is headed to primetime with a CBS special celebrating her 30th anniversary on TV — find out when it airs.
Read MoreCarla Jeffery, best known for portraying Bree in Disney Channel's Zombies franchise, has died. She was just 33 years old.
Read MoreTim Curry died August 25 at his home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles.
Read MoreWatch the full trailer for Marshals Season 2, which finds Kayce fighting to save Tate from a familiar enemy with designs on the Duttons' land.
Read MoreHondo is back and leading a new squad in the trailer for S.W.A.T. Exiles, premiering September 25 on Starz. See which familiar faces are lending a hand.
Read MoreHBO is giving us all a ride on the Hogwarts Express, by way of a new trailer for the network's upcoming Harry Potter TV series.
Read MoreWheel of Fortune announcer Jim Thornton has been suspended while the show investigates an alleged incident involving him, and the role will be recast.
Read MoreTracer brings a battle-tested presence to Lioness, fitting neatly into an acting career packed with military, law enforcement, and action-heavy roles.
Read MoreRaymond Gutierrez may look familiar to Lioness viewers, and the actor behind the character has a long history of memorable TV and movie roles.
Read MoreAnson Mount dove deep into the grief buried inside Pike this week on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
Read MoreThe actor who plays Two Cups on Lioness has been working with creator Taylor Sheridan since 2017. Here's where you may have seen him before.
Read MoreTulsa King is returning to Paramount+ for Season 4 next month — plus more important dates to save.
Read MoreThink you've seen Lioness' Dr. Neal McNamara before? That's because you probably have — if not on TV, then certainly in the pages of People magazine,
Read MoreApparently, Nicolas Cage harbors no ill will over Spider-Noir ending after just one season.
Read MorePrime Video boasts a pretty underrated streaming catalogue. Here are 15 incredible Prime Video shows that deserve far more praise and applause.
Read MoreDave Bautista is preparing to star as Kratos in the God of War TV series on Prime Video, and he took to Instagram to show off his training physique.
Read MoreKratos may be coming to Prime Video, but you won't see his voice actor stepping up to play him. So, why exactly did he give up on the God of War?
Read MoreOver the past half century, William Shatner has played pretty much every kind of character — including a devious cop killer in a classic ABC crime show.
Read MoreSeth MacFarlane's claim-to-fame animated series is indisputably an all-time classic. It has also put out some serious clunkers over the years.
Read MoreWhen Supernatural returned for its sixth season in 2010, it had a new showrunner at the reins. But why did the show's creator decide to step away?
Read MoreTV just wouldn't be TV without the Muppets, and Jim Henson's gang of lovable misfits have given us some truly wonderful shows over the years.
Read MoreBefore she became a movie star, Naomi Watts starred in an NBC science fiction series that was swiftly axed due to terrible ratings.
Read MoreTim Curry and Annie Potts were best friends, fellow acting legends, and even co-stars on a long-forgotten ABC sitcom — for a short time, at least.
Read MoreAngela Lansbury is best remembered for the role of amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher, but the creators of "Murder, She Wrote" initially had someone else in mind.
Read MoreJohn Wayne rarely appeared in TV shows, but in 1960, an old friend convinced him to turn up in a beloved — and highly influential — Western series.
Read MoreWhen you think of comic book TV shows, you probably imagine superheroes — but plenty of more obscure comics have been adapted for television over the years.
Read MoreNo one wants to run into a corrupt cop in real life, but these shows are proof that a maverick who doesn't play by the rules makes for great television.
Read MoreHomicide: Life On The Street drew a lot from real life — including the foundations of Andre Braugher's character, Detective Frank Pembleton.
Read MoreLaw & Order and One Chicago are huge hits, but NBC was the powerhouse for another shared procedural universe many years before these shows premiered.
Read MoreA&E's Storage Wars has seen many cast members come and go since the reality series began in 2010. Sadly, a few notable buyers have actually passed away.
Read MorePeacock has ordered a new U.S. adaptation of I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here, with Maura Higgins and Rob Rausch set to host.
Read MoreHeidi Klum is returning to America's Got Talent, albeit temporarily, as the latest guest judge to fill in for Simon Cowell. Find out when she'll be back.
Read MoreIt was a night of good news (and a lot of bad news) on America's Got Talent. Did your favorite acts make it through to the Season 21 semifinals?
Read MoreLast chance to log your guesses: Who do you think the Manhunter is?!
Read MoreThe Big Brother 28 jury officially has its first member — did Lala, Taylor, or Devens leave the house on Thursday night?
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 MoreIt's official: MobLand has been renewed for Season 3 at Paramount+, TVLine has learned. And yes, Tom Hardy will be back.
Read MoreNBC has renewed American Ninja Warrior for Seasons 19 and 20, with Mt. Midoriyama returning and a special Summer of Champions planned for 2028.
Read MoreTed Lasso star Hannah Waddingham made her TV debut back in 2002 on this award-winning BBC sitcom about a group of 30-somethings in the dating scene.
Read MoreParks and Recreation welcomed an impressive collection of celebrity guest stars to Pawnee during its seven-season run, with some leaving a lasting impression.
Read MoreArrested Development is one of the funniest sitcoms ever made, and one of the series' best jokes wouldn't exist without this influential 1970s series.
Read MoreThe memorable "Dharma & Greg" crossover during the Season 9 premiere of "Two and a Half Men" was somehow kept totally under wraps back in 2011.
Read MoreFans of Frasier have plenty of sitcoms to explore, especially if sharp dialogue, eccentric characters, and sophisticated humor are what keep you watching.
Read MoreBefore starring in Friends, Better Call Saul, and other major television hits, these five famous actors made guest appearances on Seinfeld.
Read MoreA few years before John de Lancie played Q on Star Trek: The Next Generation, he was showing off his comedic skills as a guest star on this '80s sitcom.
Read MoreTimothy Olyphant guest-starred as an exaggerated version of himself on a short-lived Rob Lowe sitcom, complete with a fake TV role and a real award.
Read MoreAfter Gilligan's Island, Bob Denver landed a similar role in this classic '70s kids' show about two janitors accidentally blasted into space.
Read MoreThe Monkees debuted on our TV sets in September 1966, a few weeks after their first single hit the charts. Here's where you can watch the show today.
Read MoreLong before The Diplomat, Keri Russell guest-starred on Scrubs in a two-episode role that put her right in the middle of J.D. and Elliot's drama.
Read MoreLong before Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Alyson Hannigan starred in a forgotten fantasy sitcom that gave her an early brush with television magic.
Read MoreFocus tests for Gilligan's Island did not go as expected, so much so, CBS was confident there was something fishy afoot and became desperate to figure out what.
Read MoreIt's enough to drive you crazy if you let it ... which might be why Dolly Parton let her own sister take over the role that had made her a Hollywood legend.
Read MoreJohn Hughes was the master of the teen movie in the 1980s, offering networks the perfect blueprints to spin some TV shows out of — for better or worse.
Read MoreMost audiences recognize Rocky Carroll as Director Leon Vance on NCIS, but he might not have landed the procedural role if not for this Fox sitcom.
Read MoreStill one of the most recognizable names in television comedy, this bonkers series started a whole trend of primetime comedies with fantastical elements.
Read MoreFrom 30 Rock to The Simpsons, here's every time Tom Hanks played himself on a TV show, spanning sitcoms, guest spots, and animated cameos.
Read MoreTed Lasso Season 4 debuted to strong Nielsen streaming ratings, with the premiere accounting for 36% of the Apple TV comedy's viewing the week of August 3-9.
Read MoreElizabeth Olsen shares her enthusiasm about working collaboratively with others.
Read MoreThe 2010s was a very, very memorable decade for HBO. Here are the 15 greatest shows the network put forth during that phenomenal run.
Read MoreFrom "This Is Us" to "Heated Rivalry," these are the romance shows that will make you weep.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Dark Matter, Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and more.
Read MoreThe 2026 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs are finally upon us. Here's your guide for how, where, and when to watch — as well as which drivers to look out for.
Read MoreStranger Things star Maya Hawke shares a nugget of wisdom on the importance of enthusiasm.
Read MoreThe 2000s was a pretty good decade for sci-fi television. Let's take a look back at 10 of the great, and unsung, shows of that decade.
Read MoreAliens are often the cornerstone of many great sci-fi shows. Here are 15 of the best shows that heavily revolve around extraterrestrial beings.
Read MorePrime Video has adapted several of Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels for Reacher, but one book in the series will probably never make it to the screen.
Read MoreDC Comics has helped create many fantastic, many really wicked TV villains. Here are the 15 greatest of all time, ranked.
Read MoreX-Men '97 is continuing to soar on Disney+. Here are five other classic cartoons that deserve their own long-awaited animated revival.
Read MoreGlen Powell shares shares his trick for staying positive when things don't go according to plan.
Read MoreIt's our final Primetime Emmy poll before the big night! Who do you think should win for Supporting Actor in a Limited Series this year?
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro, Project Runway, Chad Powers, and much more!
Read MoreDespite playing a tough cop on TV, Mariska Hargitay understands the importance of vulnerability.
Read MoreThis year's Emmy nominees for Supporting Actress in a Limited Series include a previous Emmy winner and an Oscar winner — but who should claim the 2026 trophy?
Read MoreDoes Succession star Sarah Snook believe in fate? Find out in TVLine's latest quote of the day.
Read MoreAt the time, the Captain Kirk actor may have hoped this part would help him with a typecasting problem — sadly, it didn't work out that way.
Read MoreFive leading men are hoping to take home this year's Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series. But which one should get the win? Vote in our poll!
Read MoreCharlie Cox's "Daredevil" character is courageous — but that doesn't mean he's never afraid.
Read MoreThe Lanterns trailer is out, and longtime fans may have picked up some smalltown homages and vibes from some iconic comic book storylines.
Read MoreYou might think Adam Sandler's first big break in the industry came courtesy of Saturday Night Live, but you'd be wrong.
Read MoreThe Emmy race for Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie features both industry veterans and fresh faces — but which star should win? Vote in our poll!
Read MoreTim Curry may have been best known for some of the big movies of his career, but he also worked on a sprawling list of TV shows. Here are the most memorable.
Read MoreElisabeth Moss shares her perspective on what makes great art.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: The Librarians marks the end of its latest chapter, Beat Shazam delivers a supersized finale, and CBS hosts the ultimate tailgate.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: A Tale of Two Cities gets a new adaptation, The Marlow Murder Club returns, and Maggie goes for broke on The Walking Dead: Dead City.
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 September 6-12.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Tamera Mowry-Housley stars in a fourth Haunted Harmony mystery, Lifetime tells The Roxanne Gay Story, and Crossroad Springs returns.
Read MoreDiscover What to Watch with TVLine's printable September 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Silo wraps Season 3, Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh team up in Mayday, and the Jeopardy! Masters semifinals continue.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: Chad Powers and The Gentleman are back, Jersey Shore Family Vacation comes to an end, and the Jeopardy Masters! semifinals commence.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: The Mandalorian gets the LEGO treatment, Big Brother airs a supersized episode, and Gal Gadot stars in The Runner.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: The Varnell Hill Show premieres, Kenan Thompson guest-judges America's Got Talent, and Savannah Guthrie plays Password.
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