"Murder hornets" are the least of the 113's problems in the trailer for 9-1-1: Nashville Season 2, which also introduces Ryan Phillippe's Detective Rogue.
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Read MoreFrom cult comedies to prestige dramas and animation, the actor behind Wyck on Widow's Bay has spent decades disappearing into roles across every genre.
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Read MoreDark Matter's Jennifer Connelly showed us the dire toll all these alternate realities are taking on Daniela — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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 MoreJavier Bardem is heading to the Sunshine State for his next TV role — get the scoop on his new HBO drama The Spread.
Read MoreFamous faces are taking over the castle once again: Check out the cast for "The Traitors" Season 6, coming to Peacock in 2027.
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 9 spoilers ahead!
Read MoreEdie Falco will see you in court: the four-time Emmy winner will play the title role on Fox's new legal drama Katie Greaves — plus more of today's casting news.
Read MoreRaise a glass of sherry, Frasier fans: David Hyde Pierce is eyeing a return to NBC to star in a new sitcom.
Read MoreCSI's Marg Helgenberger is returning to CBS with a familial Boston Blue role, while Tracker Season 4 has added Vampire Diaries alum Michael Malarkey.
Read MoreJefferson White will recur in Season 2 of CBS' Yellowstone spin-off Marshals, once again playing the role of ranch hand Jimmy Hurdstrom. What brings him back?
Read MoreFind out who's playing Arthur Weasley, Moaning Myrtle, and more in Season 2 of HBO's Harry Potter series — plus more of today's TV casting news.
Read MoreHunting Wives and Heated Rivalry stars have boarded Netflix's This Summer Will Be Different adaptation, while a Chicago Med star has announced their exit.
Read MoreLeslie Bibb is going back to the sorority house: She'll star in The Rush Whisperer, a new comedy in the works at HBO.
Read MoreSchitt's Creek star Noah Reid is set to lead the Sheriff Country medical spin-off in early development at CBS — find out his character details.
Read MoreGet a first look at the all-star cast returning for American Horror Story Season 13, and find out which (multiple) roles they're playing this time.
Read MoreSnoop Dogg will preside over the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. Plus, Tracker has promoted a recent addition to series regular for Season 4.
Read MoreNBC has revealed the first four hosts and musical guests for Saturday Night Live Season 52, including Jalen Brunson and Inde Navarrette.
Read MoreAnother member of Please Don't Destroy is leaving Saturday Night Live ahead of its Season 52 premiere on September 26.
Read MoreFind out how the House of Cards alum will fit into the oil drama's upcoming season.
Read MoreJimmy Smits is joining the cast of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon for its final season — get a sneak peek at his character in a new teaser.
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 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 MoreThat's a wrap on Dancing With the Stars' super-sized premiere! Find out which couple was the second pair eliminated from Season 35 on Wednesday.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars Season 35 has begun! Let's break down Night 1 of the two-part premiere, including which celebrity got eliminated first.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars is almost back, and the show has its own big shoes to fill with Season 35. Here's how DWTS hopes to build on last year's massive success.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars executive producer Conrad Green offers his take on whether The Next Pro could return for another season.
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 MoreNicole Kidman played a rebellious teenager in a two-part episode of the beloved Australian daytime TV soap opera "A Country Practice."
Read MoreIn 1986, future Harry Potter director Chris Columbus had already found success with The Goonies and Gremlins, but he returned to TV to develop a sci-fi cartoon.
Read MoreIn an effort to tap into a younger audience, an animated spin-off of I Dream of Jeannie aired in 1973, featuring the teenage voice of Mark Hamill.
Read MoreGen X lived through one of the best decades for educational television, walking away smarter and kinder thanks to these quintessential kids series.
Read MoreIf you can tell in your heart that you recognize Bill Avery, you're probably not wrong – the star has played some major soap opera roles throughout the years.
Read MoreIf if weren't for O.J. Simpson and those meddlesome Power Rangers, one of Disney's best animated series from the 1990s might have had a longer shelf life.
Read MoreThere's a good reason the Legion of Doom reminded you of Darth Vader growing up. Here's how Challenge of the Superfriends got away with it.
Read MoreA few years before he boldly went where no man had gone before, William Shatner was making a name for himself on television by entertaining kids.
Read MoreMatt Murdock's vigilante mission is coming to an end: Daredevil: Born Again will end with its upcoming third season on Disney+.
Read MoreDoomsday is coming — but are you truly prepared? Get ready for the release of the MCU's next era-defining movie with these key Marvel TV episodes.
Read MoreDisney+ has built an impressive animation library spanning decades of television, including influential classics, cult favorites, and acclaimed modern series.
Read MoreFans of one of the greatest HBO series of all time will instantly recognize CEO Pierce Woodrow in Prime Video's Reacher spin-off, Neagley.
Read MoreRead our recap to find out what brings the latest Lantern to town.
Read MoreHudson Riley is one of Neagley's closest allies in Prime Video's Reacher spin-off, but fans of werewolves will recognize his actor from this Canadian series.
Read MoreThe Cigarette Smoking Man was originally a background figure on "The X-Files" and became one of the show's best characters. Here's what happened to him.
Read MoreNothing says "box office flop" like a giant mechanical spider — but could the small screen hold the hopes to a successful adaptation of TV's weirdest Western?
Read MoreDespite the acclaim Happy Days brought the actor, Tom Bosley's happiest days may have been on this short-lived crime drama from the late '80s and early '90s.
Read MoreRyan Murphy's scary anthology series has become a campy television institution. Some big names have stopped by, and their characters don't all survive.
Read MoreIf Backrooms left you craving more liminal horror, these five TV shows deliver the same unsettling, never-ending sense of dread on the small screen.
Read MoreFans of the crime genre have plenty of great TV shows to choose from, including many that went overlooked. Here are the best ones that flew under the radar.
Read MoreBefore Kevin McGarry joined When Calls the Heart as Nathan Grant in 2019, he was making a name for himself on a long-running Canadian series.
Read MoreThe groundbreaking medical drama "Medic" shocked viewers and critics by showing footage of a real birth when it debuted on NBC back in 1954.
Read More1966 was the year Leonard Nimoy's life changed forever. Months before Star Trek hit the screens, however, he appeared in a very different kind of show.
Read MoreThe boulder rolled out of control when Carrie Fisher and George Lucas teamed up for, and eventually fought over, an episode of The Young Indiana Jones TV show.
Read MoreShortly before playing Captain Kirk turned him into a household name, William Shatner already proved he was leading man material on this CBS legal drama.
Read MoreJames Gandolfini as Tony Soprano is one of the greatest casting decisions of all time, but the star didn't believe HBO thought he was leading man material.
Read MoreActor Thomas Gibson was fired from Criminal Minds in 2016 after allegedly kicking a writer during a heated conversation. Here's what he's been up to since then.
Read MoreFor many Trekkies, it was Spock rather than Captain Kirk who spoke to them the most when they were growing up. Leonard Nimoy explained his theory why.
Read MoreDuring its 15-season run, "ER" never shied away from the fact that people die in hospitals, and these are the saddest character deaths on the show.
Read MoreBetween great new series and high quality seasons of television, 2026 has been an amazing year for Apple TV. We've ranked the platform's best shows of the year.
Read MoreStar Trek may have come out of America, but there's no debating the facf that some of the greatest sci-fi series of all time are British productions.
Read MoreThe actor who plays Lieutenant Nathan Boone on Sheriff Country has starred in several recognizable shows over the years. Here's where you may have seen him.
Read MoreBefore joining the cast of Chicago Fire, Jocelyn Hudon starred in the first spinoff of Hallmark's most beloved series, and her exit was unexpected.
Read MoreThe Harrigans are back, baby! But will their crime empire survive then new season? Read our premiere recap!
Read MoreNicole Kidman has more than made her name as a movie star, but she's also starred in several excellent TV series. Here are her seven best shows to date.
Read MoreFrom a post-apocalyptic dram to a superhero series, these five great TV shows shocked viewers by killing off a major character early on in the show.
Read MoreIf Allie Hayes from Off Campus looks familiar to you, there's a good reason: Mika Abdalla has been acting since childhood, with roles in several popular shows.
Read MoreJack Reacher is anything but a traditional action hero, something creator Lee Child has made a very intentional part of the vigilante's characterization.
Read MoreBack in the '80s, Michael Caine and Jane Seymour starred together in a miniseries based on a real life serial killer that was just to die for.
Read More"Murder, She Wrote" was a groundbreaking series that millions of people now consider one of their great comfort shows. Here are the best episodes to watch.
Read MoreBefore Elspeth Sampson made her debut on Season 4 of Reacher, her actress soaked up the sun on Beverly Hills, 90210. Sadly, she didn't have the best experience.
Read MoreJack Wagner plays a hero on the Hallmark drama When Calls the Heart, but soap opera fans will remember him as one of TV's most compelling villains.
Read MoreThere's a good chance you've seen Dean off-campus before. Here's where fans of the Prime Video romantic drama will recognize the star from.
Read MoreBefore Footloose made him a star, Kevin Bacon was working as a waiter and playing a struggling alcoholic on a soap opera that ran for 72 years.
Read MorePeter Falk played the brilliant detective Columbo over a period of 35 years, but he wrote only one Columbo TV movie — the only writing credit of his career.
Read MoreMartin Cummins has been playing Henry Gowen on When Calls the Heart since 2014, but before joining the Hallmark show, he terrorized an underrated sci-fi series.
Read MoreThe name's Bond ... Jimmy Bond? 007 saw his first adventure play out on the small screen — but he wasn't quite the spy we'd all come to love.
Read MoreAfter the fan-favorite "Castle" came to a premature and disappointing end, several members of the cast found success with a variety of other projects.
Read MoreAdam West gave Batman a Silver Age charm that isn't often seen in superheroes media these days, but these series are just as playful as West's 60s classic.
Read MoreBuffy the Vampire Slayer features some of the saddest deaths in TV history. We've ranked the character deaths that broke fans' hearts the most.
Read MoreThis heavily promoted turn-of-the-millennium Fox action series only lasted two seasons, but at least it gave Jensen Ackles a job for a year.
Read MoreThere's nothing worse than a series going out on a cliffhanger, something fans of Stephen J. Cannell's forgotten '90s crime drama know all too well.
Read MoreDC is home to some of the most iconic comics characters of all time. Unfortunately, no one was there to save these heroes from cancellation.
Read MoreQuantum Leap's finale gave Sam Beckett a controversial fate, but the final moments also contained an embarrassing error that eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed.
Read MoreSome of the most beloved characters on TV almost didn't make it past their first season — here are five who were saved from an early death.
Read MoreBefore CBS became a TV giant, one of its earliest sci-fi series brought a beloved radio hero to the screen, and most people have forgotten it.
Read MoreIt's going to be a while before the Dungeon Crawler Carl show comes out, but in the meantime, fans of the books will love this weird DC series.
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 MoreKathleen Robertson worked with TV star Kelsey Grammer on an early-2010s drama, and her character was fairly similar to Elspeth Sampson in Reacher.
Read MoreWhy was Pete Campbell so miserable on Mad Men? Vincent Kartheiser explains the character's lack of purpose and why his search for happiness took so long.
Read MoreBefore she answered Hallmark's call and joined the cast of When Calls the Heart, Pascale Hutton had a turn on an underrated Syfy sci-fi series.
Read MoreStar Trek and Bonanza actually have a fair bit on common. The NBC series shared multiple different cast members both before and after Star Trek's run on TV.
Read MoreFrom the early stages of developing Star Trek, producers were concerned about the believability of the alien races the Enterprise would encounter.
Read MoreFrom Netflix's Sweet Tooth to The CW's iZombie, here are five popular television shows you probably never knew were DC Comics adaptations.
Read MoreAlan Ritchson reached for the stars and made his acting dreams come true, but before Reacher elevated him into an A-list star, he was in these great series.
Read MoreThis '80s show from Michael Mann was one of the first primetime series to boast the serialization format that would later come to define prestige TV.
Read MoreBefore his role on Lanterns, Aaron Pierre delivered a powerful performance as Malcolm X in an overlooked historical drama about two civil rights icons.
Read MoreNichelle Nichols may have helped break barriers as Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek, but that wasn't the only time she graced the sci-fi genre with her presence.
Read MoreJames Doohan famously played Scotty on Star Trek: The Original Series, but the star was also a mainstay in the sci-fi genre across many different shows.
Read MoreABC's High Potential starring Kaitlin Olson isn't an original idea – it's actually one of five international adaptations of a record-breaking French TV show.
Read MoreThe iconic crime drama Breaking Bad killed off nearly every major player over five seasons. Here's a full rundown of how each main character dies.
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 MoreRyan Phillippe starred alongside Omar Epps in Shooter, a TV remake of a 2007 movie. Here's why USA shot the series down with the end of Season 3.
Read MoreJack Reacher owns nothing and answers to no one, and author Lee Child has a very specific explanation for why that's the key to his appeal.
Read MoreYou've probably seen this Hallmark leading lady before: Andrea Brooks, who plays Faith Carter, played a villain's loyal accomplice on The CW.
Read MoreWhen the Incredible Hulk turned up on television at the end of the 1970s, his alter-ego may have felt a little off. So, why did Bruce Banner get a new name?
Read MoreLand of the Lost's biggest stars never became A-listers in the end. Here's what happened to the Marshall family, Cha-Ka, and Enik after the NBC series ended.
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 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 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 MoreTVLine's annual Fall TV Preview has arrived! Get scoop on more than 30 returning TV shows, including 9-1-1, Boston Blue, Grey's Anatomy, Marshals, and more.
Read MoreBeau Bridges will recur in Season 2 of ABC's R.J. Decker as Reggie, the estranged father of Scott Speedman's R.J., TVLine has learned exclusively.
Read MoreGet a new look at the upcoming legal drama from Robert and Michelle King and the types of cases its law firm will take on.
Read MoreA new season of The Rainmaker is about to be in session — find out when Season 2 premieres on USA, and get an exclusive look at the trailer.
Read MoreTVLine Exclusive: James Denton will reunite with Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman on Happy's Place. Plus, Jane Lynch and Justina Machado are set to return.
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 MoreHBO has been home to many prestige TV shows, but they haven't all been hits. These are the 10 most disappointing HBO shows that failed to live up to the hype.
Read MoreBack in 1979, Jean Smart made her acting debut in a TV movie on ABC that has since been long forgotten by audiences — and for good reason, too.
Read MoreHBO Max has delivered some of 2026's biggest new and returning shows, from prestige dramas and comedies to ambitious additions to familiar franchises.
Read MoreHBO Max has ordered 15 episodes of Greg Berlanti's family drama How to Survive Without Me, starring Ray Romano, Kaley Cuoco, and Joshua Jackson.
Read MoreNot sure what to watch after finishing House of the Dragon? These shows are filled to the brim with intrigue, epic storylines, and thrilling action.
Read MoreKelly Macdonald, who plays Sheriff Kerry Kane on Lanterns, had her first major TV role on another HBO show as the wife of Steve Buscemi's character.
Read More25 years after its HBO debut, one celebrated miniseries still stands as a landmark television achievement with a legacy that continues to endure.
Read MoreFrom Lanterns to Creature Commandos, DC television is thriving right now — but there are still a few heroes we'd like to see get the small screen treatment.
Read MoreLanterns superhero John Stewart probably isn't what you picture when you think of a vegan.
Read MoreThis character, who appears in 2011's franchise-killing film, returns to live action on HBO... although there are some important caveats to this comeback.
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 MoreTrue Detective Season 1 may have been lightning in a bottle, but one 8-part FX on Hulu series came impressively close to recapturing the magic.
Read MoreCountry music's brightest stars will honor the legendary Dolly Parton this fall — find out when the live concert special airs on ABC.
Read MoreMayim Bialik returns as Amy in Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Episode 9. Plus, the EPs reveal why Golden Age Flash's battle against Mr. Freeze went unseen.
Read MoreYes, the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds EPs have heard the fan complaints about Season 4's genre homages — and we've got their response.
Read MoreTVLine gets the scoop from the Scrubs cast on what’s ahead in Season 2 — new romances, old flames, shifting dynamics, and new challenges at Sacred Heart.
Read MoreThe Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan talks to TVLine about what's to come in Season 39 and beyond.
Read MoreScott Speedman takes TVLine inside the R.J. Decker Season 2 premiere, from R.J. and Emi's "tough" scene to the return of a familiar face from Mel's past.
Read MoreThe Scrubs cast, creator Bill Lawrence and showrunner Aseem Batra revisit Cox's pivotal Season 1 storyline and reveal the significant role it plays in Season 2.
Read MoreThe stars of the streamer's newest Agatha Christie series give us the scoop on the modern-day adaptation's charming central pair.
Read MoreScrubs stars, producers and ABC executives reveal to TVLine how they pulled off the ultimate comeback ahead of Season 2 of the revival, premiering September 30.
Read MoreLanterns stars Poorna Jagannathan, Garret Dillahunt, and Kelly Macdonald take us inside the latest major developments in Rushville.
Read MoreAfter crossovers in the Law & Order and #OneChicago universes, Dick Wolf's CIA is intertwining with FBI. The showrunner and stars tell TVLine how it's done.
Read More9-1-1: Nashville showrunner Rashad Raisani has been trying to bring back 9-1-1: Lone Star characters since day one — and it could finally be happening.
Read MoreThe actors behind Castle Leoch's newest couple discuss Dougal and Maura's newfound newlywed phase.
Read MoreSeries stars Hermione Corfield and Jeremy Irvine give us detailed inside scoop on the Beauchamps' rough entry into Season 2.
Read MoreJust as Jamie's parents find a moment of happiness, war and family obligation will tear them apart, — and that's just the start of the new season!
Read MoreCuoco speaks exclusively to TVLine about returning as Penny in Episode 8 of Big Bang Theory spin-off Stuart Fails to Save the Universe — watch video interview.
Read MoreTed Lasso star/co-creator Brendan Hunt explains Jamie Tartt's return in Season 4, Episode 6, and addresses #Tedbecca shippers in TVLine interview.
Read MoreBeauty in Black's Ricco Ross addresses Horace's complicated journey in Season 3, and credits passionate fans for saving the Tyler Perry show from cancellation.
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 MoreLaw & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay explained that supermodel Kate Moss was interested in being on the show — but not in a speaking role.
Read MoreOver the years, Law & Order: SVU has seen famous faces and rising stars deliver captivating guest-star performances, and we've ranked the 15 best ones.
Read MoreLong before Zoe Saldaña became Hollywood royalty via the "Avatar" and "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchises, she appeared in a long-running police procedural.
Read MoreBefore she shot to fame playing Olivia Benson in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," Mariska Hargitay played a small role in a memorable episode of "Seinfeld."
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 MoreSome of Gibbs' most memorable NCIS rules work surprisingly well off the job, too. These five offer genuinely useful advice worth keeping in mind.
Read MoreWhen Bob Newhart gives you career advice, you listen. Mark Harmon took the iconic star seriously when he offered him words of wisdom on the set of NCIS.
Read MoreNCIS: New York will bring in Jimmy Palmer from the original NCIS this season — and we should expect more familiar faces, too.
Read MoreLL COOL J's Sam Hanna has a new partner and a new team in the CBS spin-off NCIS: New York — watch the full trailer to get a sneak peek.
Read MoreThe Ducky actor's first tenure as a TV star came to an abrupt halt, but McCallum indicated that the show's cancellation wasn't a complete shock.
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 MoreThe cast and creator of Sweet Magnolias are saying goodbye to Serenity — read their tributes to the canceled Netflix drama.
Read MoreBefore he was Foreign Secretary Austin Dennison in "The Diplomat," David Gyasi played Greek hero Achilles in a show about the Trojan War that sparked backlash.
Read MoreIf you're looking for your next Netflix binge, start here. These outstanding miniseries deliver unforgettable stories without demanding multiple seasons.
Read MoreYou may know him best from The Diplomat — or even the James Bond franchise — but one of Rory Kinnear's darkest roles had a much more Gothic vibe ...
Read MoreNetflix has canceled the small-town drama Sweet Magnolias after five seasons, but there's a silver lining for one of its stars.
Read MoreIf you've been wondering why the lead character from Netflix's latest hit show "Crew Girl" looks so familiar, here's where you may have seen the actress before.
Read MoreAto Essandoh, who plays Stuart Hayford on The Diplomat, spoke about this Season 3 storytelling decision that he didn't think would work well.
Read MoreGet a first look at Melissa McCarthy and Clive Owen in Netflix's The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey, and find out when it premieres.
Read MoreIn the Season 4 trailer for The Diplomat, Kate thinks Hal and Grace are "dangerous" together, and she has a plan to stop it — watch it here.
Read MoreTruth is stranger than fiction — and historical figures can be just as villainous as anyone you see on TV. Need proof? Just ask Sons of Anarchy's Kim Coates.
Read MoreGuy Ritchie's The Gentleman series on Netflix debuted following his 2019 film of the same name, so you may be wondering whether you need to see the movie first.
Read MoreMark your calendars, Nobody Wants This fans: The Kristen Bell/Adam Brody Netflix rom-com returns for Season 3 in October.
Read MoreFrom historical dramas to satirical comedies, Netflix's enormous library hides some exceptional shows that never found the audiences they deserved.
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 MoreIs Saturday Night Live new tonight? Here’s everything to know about this week’s 'SNL' host, musical guest, air time, and what’s coming next in Season 52.
Read MoreHere's what a fourth season of the canceled Under the Dome could've looked like.
Read MoreThis year's Emmys on NBC dipped nearly 10 percent in the ratings with Mariska Hargitay as host — see the numbers for yourself.
Read MoreThe 2026 Emmy Awards paid tribute to Catherine O'Hara, with Macaulay Culkin, Dan Levy, and Annie Murphy honoring their late onscreen mom.
Read MoreThe 2026 Emmys delivered some truly memorable moments, for better and for worse. Here's a list of our cheers and jeers from Monday's ceremony.
Read MoreThe cast of Charlie's Angels reunited at the 2026 Emmys to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary.
Read MoreSarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz reunited at the 2026 Primetime Emmys in honor of Buffy the Vampire Slayer's 30th anniversary. Watch it now.
Read MoreHow did the Law & Order: SVU star do in her first stint as Emmys host? We want to hear what you think!
Read MoreNeed your Hudson Williams fix ahead of Heated Rivalry Season 2? AMC+ has you covered.
Read MorePeek inside the horror awaiting Pamela Voorhees in the full trailer for Peacock's Crystal Lake.
Read MoreGet all the details about Peacock's latest axing.
Read MoreNetflix is putting Ransom Canyon in its rearview mirror, canceling the Josh Duhamel/Minka Kelly drama after two seasons
Read MoreCharlie Hunnam is shedding more light on his very meta Sons of Anarchy spin-off — get the scoop.
Read MoreAfter more than four years, P-Valley is returning for its third (and final) season at Starz. Plus, a filmed version of Cole Escola's Oh, Mary! is headed to HBO.
Read MoreWitches, killer clowns, cult leaders, and more: Feast your eyes on the brand-new trailer for AHS13.
Read MoreBarry Melrose, who transitioned from NHL player and coach to ESPN hockey analyst, has died at the age of 70.
Read MoreRivals is returning to Hulu to close out its second season — get return release date.
Read MoreWatch the official trailer for Mike Flanagan's Carrie.
Read MoreIs Jimmy Kimmel saying goodbye? ABC is denying a report that his late night show Jimmy Kimmel Live! will end next year.
Read MoreCBS has released an NCIS: Origins Season 3 trailer, which sees Mark Harmon's Gibbs getting out of Alaska and returning to his old stomping grounds — watch.
Read MoreDrunk History is getting back on the sauce: Comedy Central is reviving the comedy series for three new episodes.
Read MoreBig changes are coming to South Park, or should we say South America, when the Comedy Central cartoon returns for Season 29 on September 16.
Read MoreCheck out the latest news and updates on Season 2 of Dexter: Resurrection.
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 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 MoreLioness' Grady may love the dogs in his K9 unit, but the canines Ian Bohen worked with in the past can't exactly be described as "man's best friend" ...
Read MoreLong before he took on the role of Danny "Gallino" Morrell in "Landman," Andy Garcia played a heartthrob boyfriend in a Season 2 episode of "¿Qué Pasa, USA?"
Read MoreThe actor who plays national security advisor Monty Hollar on Lioness has a wealth of TV and movie experience. Here's where you may have seen him before.
Read MoreWith no new TV shows in the works, the Star Trek franchise is at a crossroads — so where should it boldly go from here? We have a few ideas.
Read MoreThe actress who plays Chief of Staff Mason in "Lioness" has been in a bunch of big movies and TV shows, including another Taylor Sheridan series.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds star Paul Wesley gives us the scoop on Kirk's intense power struggle this week — and drops some big hints about the final season.
Read MoreWith Star Trek turning 60 years old, we have a question for you, Trekkies: Which futuristic gadget from the franchise would you want most?
Read MoreThe actor who plays Grady in Lioness has graced both the big screen and the small screen during his 30-plus-year career. Here's where you may have seen him.
Read MoreThe spy thriller Lioness boasts a cast of A-listers and many other recognizable actors. Here's where you may have seen the actor who plays Tucker before.
Read MoreYour favorite serial killer Dexter Morgan will return to Paramount+ next month.
Read MoreWith Star Trek celebrating its 60th anniversary, we're ranking the 60 best episodes in franchise history — see what topped our list.
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 MoreThe stars are set to shine for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards — but how can you watch the ceremony and red carpet coverage, and when will everything kick off?
Read MoreThe Patriots and the Seahawks will face each other once more in the NFL's Kickoff Game. But when is the game itself, and how can you watch it at home?
Read MoreThink you've seen the actor behind Lawrence Cole, Neagley's terrifying cult leader, before? Well, let's just say he has previous form playing roles like that.
Read MoreThe ride is over for Ride or Die: Prime Video has canceled the action comedy starring Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer after one season.
Read MorePrime Video has had an interesting 2026 thus far. Let's go back and reexamine the streaming platform's 10 greatest shows that have aired so far this year.
Read MorePrime Video has become a great destination for romance fans, with everything from heartfelt dramas and love stories to unconventional comedies worth streaming.
Read MorePrime Video's smash hockey romance "Off Campus" has some familiar faces, and teammate John Tucker is no exception. Here's where you know him from.
Read MoreThe Season 4 finale of Reacher has turned out to be just as violent and bloody as the last three seasons' conclusions, but a lot more optimistic.
Read MoreLike the Lee Child books, Reacher can be hit and miss to say the least. Here's our definitive ranking of the best and worst of the show so far.
Read MoreJustin Kohl from "Off Campus" is played by an up-and-coming Australian actor who has been in a couple of other big TV shows.
Read MoreOff Campus' Garrett Graham is played by an actor who has been around Hollywood for a few years, including a role in a much-talked-about 2020 reboot series.
Read MoreAcross five seasons, The Boys sends its biggest characters out in brutal, bizarre, tragic, and darkly funny ways, from early shocks to final showdowns.
Read MoreGarrett's best friend John Logan became a fan favorite following the release of "Off Campus" Season 1. Here's why the Briar Hawks forward looks so familiar.
Read MoreIf you've been wondering why the actor who plays Russell Plum in "Reacher" looks so familiar, you probably recognize him from his tech guru role in "Alias."
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 MoreShe's best known for her Brat Pack films in the 1980s, but in the mid-90s, Molly Ringwald starred in a beloved TV adaptation of a huge Stephen King novel.
Read MoreLong before Thurston Howell III washed up on Gilligan's Island, Jim Backus appeared in a now-forgotten — yet strangely familiar — NBC sitcom.
Read MoreMariska Hargitay has been playing Olivia Benson on Law & Order: SVU for about as long as anyone can remember — but what was she up to before that?
Read MoreThe cult British TV series "The Avengers," which turned its cast into huge stars and fashion icons, celebrated its 65th birthday in 2026.
Read MoreSome X-Files episodes are eerie, others are downright horrifying. These episodes stand out as some of the creepiest, from human monsters to grotesque creatures.
Read MorePeter Krause may be better known as Bobby Nash on 9-1-1, but his first ever TV role saw him play a different kind of role — opposite a comedy legend, no less.
Read MoreThe beloved biker gang series "Sons of Anarchy" has a similar structure to a William Shakespeare play that has been adapted many times over the years.
Read MoreThe concept of the "Friday night death slot" has haunted the television industry for decades, but is it still a thing today in the streaming era?
Read MoreIn the late '90s, brothers Tony and Ridley Scott produced a horror anthology series that's been pretty much forgotten about.
Read MoreIt's never too early to talk about the year's best television. Here are our picks for the 21 best TV shows of 2026 — so far, anyway.
Read MoreTim Allen was one of the biggest names in the world of entertainment during the 1990s — and it all began with one wildly successful ABC sitcom.
Read MoreBreaking Bad delivered plenty of unforgettable episodes, but one still stands above the rest 13 years later, thanks to its devastating story and performances.
Read MoreMelissa O'Neil had her breakout acting role three years before The Rookie, on a fan-favorite sci-fi show that was canceled on a huge cliffhanger.
Read MoreSee the complete list of 2026 Emmy winners, including The Pitt, Widow's Bay, DTF St. Louis, Jean Smart, Matthew Rhys, and more.
Read MoreThe 78th annual Primetime Emmys are finally here — watch along with TVLine as television's biggest night unfolds!
Read MoreThe global pop superstar made a surprise cameo at this year's Emmys in a very on-brand way. Get all the details!
Read MoreThe (hypothetical) results are in! Here's who TVLine readers would like to see win at this year's Primetime Emmys on September 14.
Read MoreNBC has produced some of television's biggest hits, but plenty of excellent series never received the audience, attention, or lasting recognition they deserved.
Read MoreDid Patrick Jane and Teresa Lisbon really get their happily ever after? We're taking a deep dive into the ending of "The Mentalist."
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 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 he shot to fame with his roles in "The Stand" and "Forrest Gump," Gary Sinise played a sinister British serial killer in a forgotten NBC crime drama.
Read MoreTim Curry's already a Halloween staple to movie fans thanks to Rocky Horror, but he also starred in an obscure TV movie from the '80s his fans need to see.
Read MoreWhile William Shatner's role as Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek remains his most recognized, the actor has done quite a bit of other sci-fi work.
Read MoreRay Bradbury was supposed to be a big part of The Twilight Zone. So why did Rod Serling reject his first couple of scripts — and what did Bradbury think of it?
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 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 MoreAhead of FBI and CIA's fall returns, TVLine is taking stock of the franchise's most dynamic crossover episodes of all time.
Read MoreBefore he became well-known for sci-fi films, Ridley Scott produced a long-running crime procedural starring Rob Morrow and David Krumholtz.
Read MoreAfter 21 Jump Street ended, its original stars took very different paths across film, television, directing, and more. Here's where they landed.
Read MoreWondering why you recognize Mickey Fox on Sheriff Country? The actress behind the role has appeared in beloved sci-fi series and blockbuster franchises.
Read MoreThe most influential crop dramas completely changed the face of the genre by featuring new storytelling devices, movie-like direction, and nuanced characters.
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 MoreAfter Wednesday's episode of America's Got Talent, we now know which acts will be returning for next week's two-night Season 21 finale. Who are you rooting for?
Read MoreAmerica's Got Talent went live for three hours on Tuesday, revealing the last acts going through to the Season 21 semifinals. Did your favorites make it?
Read MoreTelevision looked a lot different 25 years ago. This hit was one of the earliest reality competition shows, and it's still going strong today.
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 MoreWell, that didn't take long! Learn how Martin's closest-held secret becomes public knowledge in the season-opener.
Read MoreThe time-travelers are back! Find out what's become of Henry, Julia, Brian, and Ellen in our Season 2 premiere recap!
Read MoreIt was Double Eviction Night in the Big Brother house on Thursday — but which two players became Jurors No. 3 and No. 4? Read our recap!
Read MoreNew Blood has entered The Traitors castle — read our recap and learn all about the game's first big twist.
Read MoreRecap: Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 7 puts Roy's feelings for Keeley in focus as the Lady Greyhounds question the meaning of Believe.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead: Dead City wrapped up Season 3 with a clash that claimed a number of casualties — see who survived (and who didn't) in our recap.
Read MoreThis week's episode is a whopper — read our recap to find out everything that happens in Rushville!
Read MoreThe Paper's second season has come and gone, leaving the fate of most every romance up in the air — read our finale recap and grade the episode!
Read MoreRead our recap to find out who won Project Runway Season 22.
Read MoreOnly two reality TV icons remain in the Big Brother house after Thursday's eviction — read our recap to find out whether Dee, Devens, or Angela got the boot.
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 MoreEveryone's favorite murderous reality show has zero end in sight: The Traitors has landed a multi-season renewal, Peacock announced Wednesday.
Read MoreSlow Horses has been renewed for Season 8, just one day ahead of its Season 6 premiere — get details.
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 MoreReview: Peter Krause's NBC drama Line of Fire misses the mark, bogged down by too much plot, not enough character, and one particularly ludicrous twist.
Read MoreMariska Hargitay's shaky stint as host kicked off a mediocre, badly paced Emmys ceremony on NBC — read our review, and grade it in our poll.
Read MoreWant to stream Murphy Brown? There's a frustrating reason the beloved sitcom remains largely unavailable today, and fixing it would be a massive task.
Read MoreABC's TGIF block was the average sitcom fan's dream back in the '90s, but not every series could be a hit like Family Matters. The proof? This sci-fi flop.
Read MoreIf you're a former '90s kid, you may be wondering where the "Boy Meets World" cast is now. We're checking in on all of the show's beloved stars.
Read MoreThe Sopranos' Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa say HBO paid James Gandolfini a fortune to keep their leading man from taking a hilarious gig elsewhere.
Read MoreNot every great series is appreciated in their time. It took being canceled for these sitcoms to break into the mainstream and get the attention they deserve.
Read MoreThroughout history, Merlin has always stood by Britain's Once and Future King — even on short-lived CBS sitcoms that modernized Arthur's legend for the '80s.
Read MoreDespite holding up fairly well, Friends can be a challenge to get through these days thanks to some particularly problematic and downright creepy episodes.
Read MoreFreddie Prinze Jr.'s brief appearance in an episode of the hit sitcom Family Matters was certainly memorable for him — but not for a good reason.
Read MoreGeena Davis got an early TV break opposite Dabney Coleman on a short-lived NBC sitcom, where she also stepped behind the scenes to write an episode.
Read MoreThe Secret Service take their job seriously, something this NBC sitcom had to learn the hard (and weird) way when they wanted a presidential-level cameo.
Read MoreIt's hard to believe a sitcom starring Molly Ringwald ever bomb, but even a cast of future A-Listers couldn't save this forgotten '90s series.
Read MoreHollywood has a patchy record when it comes to adapting British sitcoms for American audiences, but these shows are all ripe for U.S. remakes.
Read MoreWhat would have been anyone else's big break was a stepping stone for these stars who only rose into the A-List after leaving the series that made them famous.
Read MoreABC almost changed the name of "Happy Days" to "Fonzie's Happy Days" at one point, and Henry Winkler's co-star Ron Howard wasn't happy about it.
Read MoreThese sitcoms broke all the rules of television by breaking the fourth wall and finding fun ways to acknowledge the audience or poke fun at being a TV show.
Read MoreThe Flintstones came back to TV in the '80s when a sci-fi series on NBC needed a last-minute replacement and gave the modern stone-age family a second chance.
Read MoreWhere is the cast of Everybody Loves Raymond now? We cover their biggest roles and career changes, plus pay tribute to those who have passed.
Read MoreDespite its popularity, Gilligan's Island was unexpectedly canceled in 1967 after three seasons, and there was another show to blame. Here's what happened.
Read MoreBefore he starred as Jack Reacher, Alan Ritchson had a key role alongside Wyatt Nash in a flashback episode of the comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
Read MoreComedy can be an amazing outlet for science fiction, something the best sci-fi sitcoms on television has been proving since at least the 1970s.
Read MoreDanny DeVito was the final ingredient that made It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but the series had to make one major change to keep him on the show forever.
Read MoreMama's Family didn't let a little thing like "continuity" hold the series back from bringing a character back from the dead just to star in the NBC sitcom.
Read MoreIf you're looking for slapstick humor set on a deserted island, there's only one place to go... but there are several shows with a similar comedic spirit.
Read MoreThese Happy Days may be yours and mine ... but that doesn't mean the money is. Here's why the stars of this iconic sitcom reunited in a courtoom decades later.
Read MoreOn this day three decades ago, one of the defining sitcoms of the 1990s aired for the first time on CBS.
Read More"The Carol Burnett Show" had plenty of quirks, including an iconic sign-off at the end of every episode that actually had a secret meaning all along.
Read MoreNot even Corey Feldman could turn this TV remake of a classic '70s movie into a long-running series. Then again, he was only seven at the time.
Read MoreThe CBS mega-hit had more than its fair share of major stars show up to interact with Ted and the gang. These 15 are at the top of the heap.
Read MoreTimothy Olyphant has played his fair share of handsome leading men on television, but you wouldn't know it based on the star 2006's guest spot on this sitcom.
Read MoreFormer Big Bang Theory showrunner Steve Holland is not mincing words when it comes to his least favorite episode from the hit CBS sitcom's 279-episode run.
Read MoreFrom M*A*S*H's Henry Blake to Fry's dog in Futurama, here are five sitcom character deaths that made audiences cry despite the comedy genre.
Read MorePlenty of guest stars paid a visit to Dunder Mifflin Scranton, but unlike other sitcoms, The Office almost never cast celebs as themselves. Here's why.
Read MoreGreg Daniels, creator of the American version of The Office, explained why the pilot feels almost like a direct copy of the original British version.
Read MoreIn the '80s, Jane Curtin and Susan Saint James starred in a hit Emmy-winning sitcom about two divorced friends raising their families together.
Read MoreM*A*S*H featured some downright memorable recurring characters. Let's look back at 10 of the greatest and try to rank them.
Read MoreHeated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney previously directed and acted in a sitcom about the odd residents of a rural Canadian town, and his character was chaotic.
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 MoreThe Gentlemen is one of the most thrilling and entertaining crime dramas streaming today. For fans of the comedic caper, here are 10 other shows to watch.
Read MoreMary and Tom are back! Get a first look at The Other Bennet Sister's upcoming three-part Christmas special.
Read MoreHermione Corfield masterfully channeled the pain inside Julia in the Outlander: Blood of My Blood premiere — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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 MoreSurvivor host Jeff Probst talks to TVLine about what the Open Era actually means for the game, and teases what's ahead for Wednesday's Season 51 premiere.
Read MoreOlivia Wilde shares her thoughts on the creative process.
Read MoreI have no mouth, and I must ... eat Scooby Snacks? Harlan Ellison achieved a lot in his life, but nothing quite so surprising as starring in Scooby-Doo.
Read MoreAnother summer is in the books! Let's take stock of the winners and losers of the TV season gone by.
Read MoreBeing a teenager can be challenging. While many shows depict this time of life, some do so better than others, showcasing the reality of life at this age.
Read MoreApple TV's Dark Matter makes for some stellar sci-fi television. For fans of the series, here are 10 other great shows with similar themes and story beats.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from America's Got Talent, Dancing With the Stars, Lanterns, and more.
Read MoreFind out why Andrew Garfield is thankful for life's hardships.
Read MoreBatman Beyond is stilled beloved by fans of the Dark Knight to this day, but the same cannot be said for the schway series' now-forgotten spin-off.
Read MoreIf you grew up in the 1990s and you're into horror movies, there's a good chance your obsession with the genre began with this Nickelodeon show.
Read MorePlanning a rewatch of The Simpsons? We've got a list of 15 episodes that don't necessarily deserve a second glance.
Read More"The Powerpuff Girls" contains plenty of homages to Caped Crusader, but it nearly had a crossover episode with the fan-favorite "Batman: The Animated Series."
Read MoreThe '80s produced some absolute gems when it came to television animation. Here are the 10 greatest cartoons from the decade, ranked.
Read MoreLooking for shows like Sullivan's Crossing? Try these 15 romantic dramas filled with small-town charm, family ties, fresh starts, and cozy comfort.
Read MoreHelen Mirren has some wise words to share on accepting others.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Taylor Swift at the Emmys, American Idol, Dancing With the Stars, and much more!
Read MoreOur latest quote of the day comes from Tom Hardy, who shares his thoughts on the weight of anticipation.
Read MoreDespite DC Comics' solid track record of animated shows, these superheroes were unable to get their cartoon series off the ground for various reasons.
Read MoreFor better or worse, these 26 moments from this year's television are still living in our heads, rent-free. Which 2026 TV scenes are you still thinking about?
Read More"Sons of Anarchy" veteran Charlie Hunnam shares a nugget of wisdom for overcoming life's challenges.
Read MoreSlow Horses star Gary Oldman shares his strategy for addressing the chaos of parenthood.
Read MoreThe 2026 Emmys' In Memoriam segment left out several notable stars. Here's what the Academy says, plus some of the names omitted and honored.
Read MoreNight Gallery put a 22-year-old Steven Spielberg behind the camera with an Old Hollywood icon and a future sitcom legend early in his career.
Read MoreNick Offerman celebrates the joys of being weird.
Read MoreEvery generation has their favorite Saturday Night Live cast members. Let's take a look back at the show's 30 greatest stars, and try to rank them!
Read MoreIf you're a fan of the Netflix series "One Day," you'll love these 15 TV shows that explore romance, friendship, and tug at the heartstrings.
Read MoreLanterns is soaring high on HBO. Let's see how the series compares with all the other DC live-action television adaptations that have come and gone.
Read MoreLily James shares some words of wisdom on finding true happiness.
Read MoreFrom presidential elections to new technology and infamous crimes, these TV shows predicted real-world events with uncanny accuracy.
Read MoreAmid growing cultural awareness that men in particular have developed a fervent interest in ancient Rome as of late, here are the 10 best TV shows set there.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone didn't always stick the landing when it came to the plot twists. Here are 10 clunky, and downright bad, plot twists from the original series.
Read MoreThis week's best lines come from Ted Lasso, Lanterns, Adults, Chad Powers, and more!
Read MoreSteve Buscemi shares his perspective on giving up control during a creative project.
Read MoreSome programs deserve to be forgotten, while others warrant a modern revitalization. Here are some old NBC shows we think should become new NBC shows.
Read MoreFrom shocking finales to scenes that became unavoidable memes, these TV episodes generated the kind of massive online reaction most shows can only dream of.
Read MoreEvil would have become a very different show if its creators had gone with their original plan for Michael Emerson's Leland at the end of Season 1.
Read MoreSet sail with television's best pirate adventures, where swashbuckling chaos rules the seas and every great crew has a story worth following.
Read MoreSebastian Stan celebrates being unique in our latest quote of the day.
Read MoreBeing fired from a hit TV show rarely leads to a second chance — but these five stars all managed to find their way back after being let go.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Ted Lasso, NCIS, The Paper, and more.
Read MoreKate Winslet offers some wise words on how to live your best life.
Read MoreJonathan Frakes is best known as Riker on Star Trek: TNG, but he's also appeared in several other sci-fi TV shows that aren't part of the Star Trek franchise.
Read MoreKrysten Ritter is sharing what fuels her creativity in today's quote of the day.
Read MoreAs Ted Lasso, Jason Sudeikis is no stranger to delivering motivational speeches. In today's quote of the day, the actor himself doles out a piece of advice.
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 MoreJodie Foster shares some words of wisdom on identity in our latest quote of the day.
Read MoreLong before he took on the role of Dean Winchester in "Supernatural," Jensen Ackles made his TV debut in an episode of the Texas-set kids show "Wishbone."
Read MoreIf you hope your next binge-watch will be disturbing and magical, switch on one of these programs and soak up some high-octane nightmare fuel.
Read MoreLove Bluey? These 10 charming TV shows serve up imaginative adventures, lovable characters, heartfelt lessons, and plenty of family fun your kids will adore.
Read MoreThe rise and eventual dominance of streaming coincided with some exceptionally imaginative future-oriented programming across the TV medium.
Read MoreNeed something to watch on Labor Day? Here are five TV episodes — from Bob's Burgers, Mad Men, and more — set over the holiday weekend.
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.
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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 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 MoreRiley Green proved himself a force to be reckoned with in his debut on The Voice Season 30 premiere. What do you think of him and Queen Latifah as coaches?
Read MoreBig changes are coming to The Voice in Season 30, and we're not just talking about its revamped coaching lineup, now including Queen Latifah and Riley Green.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: The Voice, Celebrity Name That Tune, and Celebrity Weakest Link return with new seasons, and Peter Krause leads Line of Fire.
Read MoreIf you love "Desperate Housewives," these 15 shows deserve a watch. They deliver dark humor and delicious drama with complicated women at the center.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: Lioness wraps Season 3, Best Medicine gets a head start on Season 2, and Jon Hamm leads American Hostage.
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 20-26.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Lori Loughlin returns to Garage Sale Mysteries, Rebecca Gayheart stars in The Ocean Between Them, and the iHeartRadio Festival winds down.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: MobLand and Outlander: Blood of My Blood return for their sophomore runs, and JAŸ-Z gets the docuseries treatment.
Read MoreDiscover What to Watch with TVLine's printable September 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreTrack every new scripted TV show premiering in 2026 with TVLine's continuously updated, chronological roundup of broadcast, cable, and streaming debuts.
Read MoreHallmark Channel's 2026 Countdown to Christmas lineup features 34 new holiday movies. See the complete schedule, premiere dates, casts, and more.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: Monster Season 4 hits Netflix, The Traitors franchise heads to NBC, and Stranger Things tells more Tales From '85.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: Slow Horses and South Park are back, while Reacher wraps for the season and spin-off Neagley begins.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: Dancing With the Stars heads back to the ballroom, R.J. Decker begins its sophomore run, and Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence premieres.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: Mariska Hargitay emcees the Emmys, the Broncos face the Chiefs, and Randy Jackson makes his final appearance as Name That Tune bandleader.
Read MoreOn TV this Sunday: 60 Minutes returns after some tinkering, The Walking Dead: Dead City wraps Season 3, and American Dad! celebrates 400 episodes.
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 13-19.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: FXX airs the Creative Arts Emmys, Have I Got News for You is back for Season 5, and Sherri Shepherd plays a 9/11 survivor.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Major networks mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: Colin From Accounts comes to an end, Project Runway declares a winner, and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives is back.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: The Shards wraps its freshman run, The Paper is back for Season 2, and the Patriots face the Seahawks.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: The Drop: A Snowfall Saga debuts, Jeopardy! Masters declares a winner, and Lauren Graham visits Cocktail Wars.
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 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.
Read MoreThe Pitt's Alexandra Metz will be pulling double duty in the new year — as PTMC surgeon Yolanda Garcia, and as GBI deputy director on Will Trent.
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