Ask any former Supernatural actor their reaction when they heard their character was being killed off, and they generally answer with a smile: “No one really dies on Supernatural.” And neither, it seems, does the show, which has managed to survive long after the final monster-hunting episode aired on November 19, 2020. The 15 seasons live on through syndication, streaming and, of course, in the hearts of millions of fans. Indeed, the series continues to find new life from a growing fanbase. With all 327 episodes available on Netflix, a younger generation has been discovering the show. Their allegiance is apparent in the impressive numbers of fans faithfully attending Supernatural conventions across the country and abroad — including Australia, Germany, and the U.K. — where they get to meet the stars, shop for signed photographs from the cast, buy merch and, most meaningfully to many, line up for a personal photo with their favorites. Other perks have included group karaoke,...

Christopher Meloni teased his return to Law & Order: Svu with photos alongside Mariska Hargitay and Dann Florek — and fans can’t wait. On Saturday, August 2, the actor behind Elliot Stabler took to Instagram with a trio of pictures that thrilled fans of the beloved NBC police procedural series. “Hangin with friends on a Friday nite @therealmariskahargitay @dannflorek,” Meloni, 64, captioned his update. In the featured image, he and Hargitay, 61, posed with their heads pressed together while in character as Stabler and Olivia Benson, respectively, on set. A second snap showed the duo standing with Florek, 75, who plays Donald Cragen in Svu. Finally, the third segment of the carousel featured Meloni with his arm around Florek. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chris Meloni (@chris_meloni) In the comments, Meloni’s followers were thrilled by the strong hint that Stabler would reunite with his Svu costars. He left...

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Contrary to popular (internet joke) belief, “Dimension 20” Brennan Lee Mulligan is not abandoning his career to make custom American Girl doll shoes. No, not only has Mulligan struck a new three-year development deal at his longtime home media company Dropout (formerly CollegeHumor) but he’ll be visiting the team at Critical Role as their Game Master for the next core campaign of the tabletop role-playing game, actual-play series.

Premiering Thursday, Oct. 2, the currently untitled Campaign 4 will be “ushering in a new era with new legends to be forged in a brand new world,” per Critical Role. The fourth installment...

Just under two months ago, Hollywood mainstay Julianne Nicholson received her IndieWire Performance Honor, another mark in a year that is finally shining the spotlight on the journeyman actress. Sure, we’ve always been aware of her talent — she even earned some awards recognition as part of the ensembles for “August: Osage County” and “I, Tonya,” as well as a Supporting Actress Emmy nomination for “Mare of Eastown.” But it’s 2025 now, and Julianne Nicholson is a full-fledged television star.

First came “Paradise,” in which she got to portray the villainess Samantha “Sinatra” Redmond. Then came her recurring stint on “Hacks,” where she stretched her comedic muscle as a dancing mom TikTok influencer, appropriately named Dance Mom. Last month, Nicholson scored both her second and third Emmy noms for the projects, in the Supporting Actress in a Drama Series and Guest Actress in a Comedy Series categories, respectively.

“I know it’s greedy,...

Yes, “Eo” fans: Your favorite pair of detectives are sharing the screen again.

Chris Meloni will return to Law & Order: Svu in the upcoming Season 27, reprising his role as Elliot Stabler as a guest star, Give Me My Remote reports. (When reached by TVLine, NBC declined to comment.)

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Meloni confirmed the news himself on Saturday by posting a number of photos...

To help you anticipate and navigate all that television has to offer across broadcast, cable and streaming, TVLine offers daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch digests, as well as an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

This week, you’ll find nearly a 11 series premieres (including Outlander: Blood of My Blood), nine returning shows (including King of the Hill and Wednesday) and 19 finales (including The Buccaneers, The Librarians and the very last episode of Resident Alien).

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K-pop fans of all ages are flocking to the Los Angeles Convention Center this weekend for Kcon, the annual three-day festival celebrating Korean music and culture.

The festival consists of all-day activities, including a vendor market of various Korean beauty and food brands, multiple stages showcasing rookie acts and meet and greet sessions. Fans then migrate over to the Crypto.com arena each evening for the M Countdown, the main concert event in which multiple K-pop artists and groups perform.

Kcon, which is run by Korean media giant Cj Enm, is held in several countries, with the Los Angeles edition serving as the flagship event.

Lena Dunham once pitched a “Scandoval” movie to Andy Cohen, with Andrew Scott and Jennifer Lawrence starring as Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval from Vanderpump Rules. On the July 29 episode of the Shut Up Evan Podcast, the Girls star, 39, shared her wild idea with host Evan Ross Katz. Dunham recounted her affinity with reality TV during the SAG-AFTRA writers’ strike during their chat, explaining she was particularly fond of Vanderpump Rules. “I literally became so obsessed that I thought—what can we do while the writers’ strike is down?'” Dunham told Katz. “We should do a reenactment of the reunion in which Ariana confronts Tom and then takes Rachel/Raquel [Leviss] to town with trained actors.” The Too Much creator continued, “We should basically create like a mini movie in which actors treat this as canon and get up and perform with all the passion and virtuosity of Shakespeare.

Andy Cohen became the latest big name to cameo on “And Just Like That” — which will wrap its third and final season on August 14 — appearing as an employee at Bergdorf Goodman named Daniel. Cohen joins many, many other celebrities that have appeared on the “Sex and the City” sequel series, including Patti LuPone, Rosie O’Donnell, Jenifer Lewis, Sam Smith, Drew Barrymore, Billy Dee Williams, Gloria Steinem, Tony Danza, Candice Bergen… the list goes on.

But fictional TV, Cohen explained on his podcast (via EW), isn’t his natural habitat. It took a while to get his take, which involved him assisting Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker) with shoe shopping. “I think the line in the script was just like, ‘Oh hey, Carrie, I’ll be with you in a sec,'” he explained. As simple as that line may sound, for Cohen, “Shooting these shows… is very difficult.”

“You have to literally walk four steps,...

The Challenge veterans may be facing an onslaught of New Threats this season, but some things — including many of the cast’s unrelenting rivalries — may never change.

In the Season 41 premiere of The Challenge: Vets and New Threats (read our post mortem here), Cara Maria Sorbello gave us a little tease of what’s in store this season between herself and seven-time winner Johnny “Bananas” Devenanzio.

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Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers from the first six episodes of “Perfect Match” Season 3, now streaming on Netflix.

When Clayton Echart broke Rachel Recchia’s heart on the finale of “The Bachelor” in 2021, she didn’t think she’d ever give him another chance — especially on TV.

But on Season 3 of “Perfect Match,” Rachel did give him another chance. After entering the house during Episode 3, Clayton convinced his ex to match up with him. At the time, he said that it wasn’t a coincidence that they were both there, and she nervously gave in.

Less than 24 hours later — after spending one night together,...

Conan O’Brien — long before he himself became one of America’s favorite hosts — was on staff for three years as a “Saturday Night Live” writer, which he describes as one of the 50-year-old series’ most intense periods.

“I was in that state of mind, and I think [Robert] Smigel and [Bob] Odenkirk and Greg Daniels were like, ‘It’s life or death,'” O’Brien related on his podcast “Conan Needs a Friend” (via Entertainment Weekly). “And it feels like that’s kind of how everyone feels.”

Odenkirk expressed similar feelings in an interview with EW last month. “I was too hard on the show,” he said. “I had a lot of attitude when I got hired there, like, ‘This show could be better, this show could be ‘Monty Python,’ this should be more cutting edge, this should be more dangerous.’ And I was frustrated by it not representing purely my point of view.

Apple TV+ is reportedly working on a limited series inspired by the 2006 rom-com The Holiday. On August 1, The Hollywood Reporter published an article after speaking with a source with knowledge of the development. Krissie Ducker will reportedly serve as a writer and executive producer for the upcoming limited series, with production through Left Bank Pictures and consulting by Rob Delaney, per Deadline. The original movie starred Cameron Diaz (Amanda), Kate Winslet (Iris), Jude Law (Graham), and Jack Black (Miles), and was directed by Nancy Meyers. In the flick, Amanda (U.S.) and Iris (U.K.) swap locations for the holidays and wind up falling in love—Amanda with Graham, and Iris with Miles—along the way. Neither the cast nor an expected release date for the Apple TV+ series has been revealed. @nmeyers/Instagram Interestingly, Meyers wasn’t aware that a series based on The Holiday was in the works.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has proven that it can boldly go where no show has gone before with great success. The Paramount+ series has tackled a fairy tale, a musical, a partly animated crossover with Lower Decks, a murder mystery, and others. And in Season 4, as announced at San Diego Comic-Con, there will be a puppet episode! And so when TV Insider spoke with Paul Wesley, who plays Kirk (not yet a captain), we had to ask if he’s going to be in the puppet episode. “I’m not in that episode, unfortunately, so I can’t speak to it. But I have seen some stuff and it is just pure brilliance,” he said. “I am jealous that I’m not in it actually.” We do know that we will see Puppet Pike; the first look at him was revealed during the Comic-Con panel and can be seen in the photo below.

Netflix has officially canceled Fubar after 2 seasons — and fans of the series starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Monica Barbaro are saying the same thing about the news. On August 1, Deadline reported that Fubar would not return for Season 3. The decision came after its Season 2 premiere on July 12 yielded lackluster viewership on the streaming platform. Only 2.2 million views came in from Thursday to Sunday, down from 11 million views for the Season 1 premiere weekend. Fubar peaked at #7 on Netflix with 3.3 million views during its first full week. For its third week, the show dropped to #10 with 1.8 million views before it exited the Top 10 altogether. For the action-comedy series, CIA agent Luke Brunner (Schwarzenegger) discovered his daughter, Emma (Barbaro), was also part of the CIA. The father-daughter duo was forced to work together to stop an arms dealer, blurring the lines between their professional and personal lives. Additionally, Fubar starred Carrie-Anne Moss, Fortune Feimster,...

Sex and the City icon Kim Cattrall posted a cryptic message on social media amid the cancellation of And Just Like That… after three seasons. On August 1, the actress behind Samantha Jones took to Instagram with a short post that spoke volumes to fans. “It’s the end of a very long week ,” she captioned the update alongside a photo of a sunset. In the comments, Cattrall’s followers picked up what she put down, with one Instagram user writing, “Translation: finally this thing is over (in a Samantha voice ).” Another shared, “Kim, we need a fabulous new series just for you. Real ones knew .” Someone else echoed, “I want a spin-off of Samantha.” A different Instagram wrote, “Thank you for your years of Samantha Jones. You’re forever iconic. I really hope you make an appearance before And Just Like That is gone. ” Meanwhile, yet another fan declared, “I...

Never thought we’d say this, but wouldn’t it have been nice to have more Death?

The reaper herself is at the center of The Sandman‘s finale, an episode that chronicles the Endless sibling’s one day off every century. She runs into a suicidal journalist named Sexton (played by Merlin‘s Colin Morgan) and they wind up spending the day together, even though he’s not entirely sure that she’s not insane.

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Jimmy Kimmel rented a massive billboard in Los Angeles supporting Stephen Colbert to win the Emmy for Outstanding Talk Series amid the cancellation of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. In the wake of Paramount axing Colbert’s show during its merger with Skydance Media, the Jimmy Kimmel Live! host paid for an ad on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and La Cienega in West Hollywood, Variety reported. The billboard features a photo of Kimmel, 57, next to an announcement that his show was nominated for the Emmy. However, large, white lettering reads, “I’m voting Stephen.” The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is also nominated for an Emmy in the same category. Here’s just another reason to love @jimmykimmel. The billboard is at the high-traffic intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and La Cienega in West Hollywood, situated near major entertainment offices and within blocks of the Television Academy headquarters,...

“Pakistan Idol” is making a comeback more than 10 years after its original run ended, with production company Mhl Global securing the rights from format distributor Fremantle to revive the singing competition series.

The show will feature a star-studded judging panel including actor Fawad Khan, singer Zeb Bangash, qawwali artist Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, and Strings musician Bilal Maqsood. The revival marks a significant return for the franchise, which last aired in 2014.

The original “Pakistan Idol” premiered on Geo Entertainment in December 2013 and concluded in April 2014 with Lahore singer Zamad Baig claiming the title. That season, judged by Bushra Ansari, Hadiqa Kiani,...

[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Deadliest Catch Season 21 premiere] The Season 21 premiere of Deadliest Catch on August 1 started in the middle of a dire situation with calls that “It’s ammonia. Ammonia Leak!” It’s 385 miles from the Dutch Harbor where Captain Jake Anderson and crew were aboard the Titan Explorer after an optimistic start to the red king crab hunt. Jake was the first to leave the dock despite 100-mile gusts and rough conditions. He had $5,000 worth of crab in the pot early on, which gave him hope his goal of buying the Titan Explorer outright would be in reach. That feeling may have dissipated the moment Jake and crew were taking in the dangerous aroma of ammonia, a colorless gas that has permeated throughout the vessel due to a leak. With vapors spread, it can easily ignite and cause an explosion. Jake investigated and secured doors, but there was one still open. He had to shut the...

The repercussions will be enormous. Venerable entertainment lawyer Bruce Ramer, of Gang Tyre Ramer Brown and Passman, tells Variety that the shuttering of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting will have deep impact on public media across the country.

“The public system as a whole can’t survive with out the infusion of monies from federal government that come via at the Cpb,” said Ramer, who spent 16 years on the nine-member board that oversees the Cpb. He served numerous terms as chairman.

Ramer’s response came as word spread that the independent agency will cease operations in September. Now that the...

Netflix has canceled the Arnold Schwarzenegger series “Fubar” after two seasons, Variety has confirmed. The series was a hit for the streamer in Season 1, back in 2023, but failed to perform as well during its second season, which premiered on June 12 — more than two years after its initial run. The show managed to make Nielsen’s streaming originals top 10 for the week of June 16, after its premiere, but then fell off the chart the following week.

Here was the logline to the series: “Luke Brunner is a veteran CIA operative who, up until recently, was on the verge of retirement. After...

Fubar’s future is… well, it’s f–ked up beyond all recognition.

Netflix has cancelled the Arnold Schwarzenegger action comedy after a two-season run, Deadline reports. Season 2 of the series debuted on the streamer in June.

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Schwarzenegger starred as Luke Brunner, a veteran CIA operative who didn’t...

In 2003, Catherine Hardwicke’s (Twilight) directorial debut, Thirteen, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. The film starred Evan Rachel Wood as Tracy, a 13-year-old in Southern California who befriends the popular Evie (Nikki Reed) and begins dabbling in drugs, alcohol, and crime.

Co-written by Hardwicke and then-14-year-old Reed, based on the teen’s real-life experiences, the script was crafted in only six days. When the film was released, it was every parent’s nightmare and generated a ton of controversy because of the situations depicted in the film. However, it was well received by critics and garnered award nominations for Wood and Holly Hunter, who was nominated for an Oscar for her performance as Tracy’s mom, Melanie.

Stream it on Netflix now.

Tracy (Wood) is a mild-mannered, 13-year-old seventh grader who lives with her recovering alcoholic mother, Melanie (Hunter), and older brother, Mason (Corbet), in Los Angeles. Tracy hates her mother’s boyfriend,...

The 2025 finale season is upon us. As shows that aired in the fall and midseason prepare to air their final episodes of the 2024-2025 TV year, networks and streamers are slowly starting to reveal which programs won’t be coming back. Cancellations are unfortunately inevitable and unavoidable, and even long-running shows must eventually come to an end. Heading into 2025, we already knew that some of the biggest shows of the last decade would be releasing their final episodes this year. Below is the list of all the TV shows that have either been canceled, or are ending, in 2025. We’ll continue to update this list as more cancellations and final seasons are announced. (See 2024’s full list of cancellations here.) ABC The Conners, seven seasons Doctor Odyssey, one season CBS FBI: Most Wanted, six seasons FBI: International, four seasons Poppa’s House, one season The Summit, one season The Equalizer,...

Production has begun on the second season of Netflix’s 3 Body Problem, and the series is tapping into its Game of Thrones roots for its Season 2 cast. Created by David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo, the hit Netflix series is ramping up with casting announcements, although few plot details have been revealed. Production on Season 2 of the thrilling sci-fi series has officially begun in Budapest, Hungary. Adapted from Cixin Liu’s popular book series, 3 Body Problem follows a young woman whose decision in 1960s China reverberates across space and time, eventually reaching a group of brilliant scientists in the present day. As the laws of nature begin to unravel, five former colleagues reunite to confront the threat to human existence. Here is everything we know about the second season of the hit Netflix series so far. When will 3 Body Problem Season 2 premiere? The exact release date is currently unknown,...

Ugh, as if you want to miss this upcoming holiday rom-com.

Alicia Silverstone is decking the halls for A Merry Little Ex-Mas, the latest addition to the Netflix holiday-verse you can add to your annual watch list. From director Steve Carr (Daddy Day Care) and writer Holly Hester (The Royal Treatment), A Merry Little Ex-Mas also stars Oliver Hudson, Jameela Jamil, Pierson Fode, and Melissa Joan Hart, who also produces with Paula Hart for Hartbreak Films.

The film, executive produced by Silverstone, premieres Nov. 12 on Netflix.

Kate (Silverstone) is recently divorced, and hoping for a picture-perfect family Christmas one last time before she sells her house. Unfortunately, her dreams of a nostalgic holiday break are dashed when her ex-husband, Everett (Hudson), unexpectedly introduces his young and successful new girlfriend into the mix. But, hey, what’s the holiday season without a little mischief?

Can’t wait for A Merry...

The dead have risen in Wausau, Wisconsin. Unlike previous tales of the resurrected, where the undead go on an unholy search for brains, flesh, or revenge, these graveborn only wish to rejoin their families, unaware of what has transpired. These “Revivers” look and act just as they did before — mostly. They possess nearly immortal regenerative abilities and a few might be a bit mad, both angry and as a hatter. And amid all this paranormal lunacy, there is also a murder mystery, as Officer Dana Cypress (Melanie Scrofano) tries to solve the murder of her sister Em (Romy Weltman)…with the help of her sister Em. Welcome to the world of Revival, a SyFy horror mystery series that poses existential questions about death and human nature, wrapped in a little bow of occasional zombie horror. Sort of. Based on the best-selling Image Comics series from Tim Seeley and Mike Norton,...

The soapy dramaUnspeakable Sins follows Helena, a woman stuck in a loveless marriage who conspires with her escort slash lover to free herself and her troubled son from her controlling husband. When their schemes go awry, Helena ends up at the center of a deep, dark well of secrets that entangles Mexico’s elite in her husband’s sins.

The Spanish-language series comes from the mind of Leticia López Margalli, creator of Netflix’s Oscuro deseo. Unspeakable Sins stars Zuria Vega (The Five Juanas), Andrés Baida (Who Killed Sara?), and telenovela veterans Erik Hayser and Adriana Louvier.

Stream all 18 episodes now.

Check it out at the top of this page.

When Helena (Vega) first meets Iván (Baida), a high-class escort, their flirtation instantly explodes into a steamy tryst. Months later, the unlikely pair are in a relationship worth fighting for, and must find a way for Helena to escape her...

Hulu is bringing back the animated classic King of the Hill — and it may look a little different than you remember.

Unlike The Simpsons, where Bart remains a grade-school prankster forever, King of the Hill decided to age up its characters for Hulu’s revival — premiering Monday, Aug. 4 — with Hank and Peggy’s son Bobby all grown up and Hank’s friend Boomhauer sporting a few new wrinkles. (The original Fox run wrapped up back in 2009.) So why did they decide to bring the good people of Arlen into the future?

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Simon, a mild-mannered middle-class student, arrives at law school only to find his modest dreams foiled at every turn by the wealthy elites that are his peers. As the inequality and hypocrisy of the academic system begin to eat away at him, he falls in love with Max, an anarchist revolutionary, who sweeps him up into a web of deception, crime, and class warfare.

An Honest Life, starringSimon Lööf and Nora Rios, is an adaption of Joakim Zander’s critically acclaimed novel of the same name. “A coming of age thriller set at a university felt like perfect cinematic material,” director Mikael Marcimain (Blackwater) tells Netflix. “It’s a gripping, anarchistic love story.”

Stream it now.

Simon (Lööf) heads to law school in Lund, Sweden, with the simple dream of making something of himself. Instead, when Simon arrives, he’s met with wealthy roommates who seem laser-focused on ruining his chances to succeed.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Leanne Season 1.] Chuck Lorre‘s latest comedy has arrived on Netflix as comedian Leanne Morgan takes center stage in the streamer’s multi-camera series Leanne. The show, which follows the eponymous character as she grapples with the unexpected twist her life has taken after her husband of over 30 years cheats on her with a younger woman. The 16-episode comedy showcases Leanne’s relationships with her kids, sister Carol (Kristen Johnston), her estranged husband Bill (Ryan Stiles), and her budding romance with boyfriend Andrew (Tim Daly). It also highlights the ups and downs of being a woman as she goes through big changes like menopause and finding her place in an evolving world. But will there be more stories on the horizon? “Yes, I hope it goes a second season,” Morgan tells TV Insider. “It’s definitely set up to hopefully continue,” Johnston adds. For those who have binged the season,...

In the final episode of Raw before SummerSlam, there was plenty of good old fashioned in-ring wrestling along with some eye-opening and jaw-dropping moments, from Dominik Mysterio receiving a Nintendo Switch 2 from Roxanne Perez to Roman Reigns getting speared by Bron Breakker, then having his shoes stolen right off his feet by Bronson Reed — an act of disrespect that only adds to tension ahead of SummerSlam, where Reed will team with Breakker in a clash against Reigns and Jey Uso.

With scores to settle and championship gold on the line at a two-night SummerSlam event, every match and moment carried heavy implications. Scroll on for details about the action-packed weekend and what to expect from the Aug. 4 episode of Raw.

The Aug. 4 episode of Raw takes place at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

The Aug. 4 Raw celebrity...

What is… Season 42 needs to come sooner? Jeopardy! fans are coping with “summer hiatus depression” as the game show takes a six-week break. The reruns go until September 5, with the new season beginning on Monday, September 8. During the summer hiatus, Jeopardy! is reairing the 2025 Tournament of Champions and Jeopardy Invitational Tournament, as well as the Season 41 finale. Week one of the ToC has already been shown, but fans feel like they can’t last five more weeks. “Anyone else feeling the Jeopardy summer hiatus depression??” a Reddit user asked. “I’m down badddddd. The last six months were the first time in my life that I was watching Jeopardy every single night with my girlfriend. It started over Christmas break when I watched a couple of episodes with my mom, and I was hooked. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve been watching since I was a baby. But a...

Taking down a Jeopardy! giant is something only a handful of people can say they have done. Jonathan Hugendubler knows what that feels like after beating 16-game champion Scott Riccardi during the season finale, and he spoke to host Ken Jennings about how he felt about it. The clip was released after Jeopardy! executive producers Michael Davies and Sarah Whitcomb-Foss launched a Substack for the game show. Substack is an online platform that allows its users to publish newsletters directly to their subscribers for free or a paid subscription. Davies and Whitcomb-Foss shared a new episode of the Inside Jeopardy! Podcast on July 29, which will be shared on the Substack from now on. Davies’ newsletters will also appear on there, as well as a book club, and news about all of the Jeopardy! shows. Just like any other Inside Jeopardy episode, they shared a never-before-seen clip from the show. For this episode,...

New Matlock Season 2 casting details are coming through. TV Insider can confirm that Justina Machado is joining the CBS drama in a major recurring role, one connected to Beau Bridges‘ character. Machado will play Senior’s fourth ex-wife, Eva. Previously teased to TV Insider as a noteworthy character in the second season by showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman, Eva is formidable, smart, ambitious, and Senior’s 4th ex-wife. The one who made him swear off marriage. Eva runs Jacobson Moore’s Miami office and she arrives in New York for an emergency meeting… which she uses to her advantage. Machado and Snyder Urman previously worked together on Jane the Virgin. Another alum of The CW series, Yael Grobglas, is a recurring guest star in Matlock. Matlock was one of the hit new shows of 2024. Case in point: It scored the first series renewal of the season after just two episodes aired last fall.

From the looks of a new video shared by Buffy star Sarah Michelle Gellar Friday, we’d say the new Slayer-in-training has… potential.

In the new Instagram reel, Gellar and Ryan Kiera Armstrong (aka, “Warrior 1 and 2,” per the caption) can be seen preparing for battle, as both women work their bodies to the max in preparation for vampires, demons and the forces of darkness. It looks like quite a full workout, too! Squats, arms, lunges. Giles would be so proud.

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In an unprecedented display of industry solidarity, Jimmy Kimmel has erected a billboard at the high-traffic intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and La Cienega in West Hollywood, urging Emmy voters to support “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” for outstanding talk series rather than his own nominated program.

The strategically placed advertisement features a simple yet powerful message: “I’m voting for Stephen.” The billboard serves as both a gesture of support for fellow late-night host Stephen Colbert and a pointed commentary on CBS’s recent cancellation of “The Late Show.”

CBS canceled Colbert’s program last month prior to...

Boldly going where they fit right in, the cast of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds beamed down to San Diego for Comic-Con International last week for a marathon session of press appearances, a show panel, and tons of fan love. Riding high on the reaction to their killer murder-mystery episode, the crew stopped by the TV Insider Studio and was game for a round of hard-hitting questions. The topics ranged from those about playing outside of the box to who ‘ships who, and how they’re bringing the wonderfully creative prequel series — which will be ending with Season 5 — in for a landing that properly sets the stage for the original Trek. “That is our Job 1 of the last season, to get us right up to Kirk’s first day in the chair,” says executive producer Akiva Goldsman, who joined co-ep Henry Alonso Meyers and cast members Paul Wesley, Christina Chong,...

The good doctor and a former familiar face at the detective desk in the Special Victims Unit are set to return to the beloved Law & Order franchise, according to reports. According to an article from GiveMeMyRemote.com, Law & Order: Svu legacy actors Bd Wong and Dean Winters will appear in the upcoming Season 27 of the long-running NBC drama. While details about their roles and possible storylines have not been fully revealed, fans can expect the return of Dr. George Huang and Detective Brian Cassidy to add depth and nostalgia to the new episodes. In Season 2, Wong played Dr. George Huang in a recurring role before becoming a regular cast member in Season 4. He departed as a regular cast member of Law & Order: Svu after Season 12 but came back in guest appearances during later seasons. specifically in episodes during Seasons 13, 14, 15, and 17. On the show, Dr. Huang mentions his reassignment to Oklahoma City.

Matt Damon and Ken Jennings won big earlier this week on ABC’s “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” — and it turns out, so did the show. “Millionaire,” hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, was up week-to-week in total viewers, to 4.46 million (up 5% from last week’s season premiere of 4.24 million).

That made it the most-watched episode of “Millionaire” in five years — since 6.52 million on June 4, 2020 (during the first season that Kimmel took over as host).

On Wednesday’s episode, Damon and Jennings won the $1 million prize in support of Damon’s charity Water.org, which is focused on universal access to clean water.

It’s hard to believe that the ending of “And Just Like That” means that we really will, once and for all, be saying goodbye to Carrie Bradshaw.

That’s in part because actor Sarah Jessica Parker and showrunner Michael Patrick King haven’t been able to say goodbye to her, either. After “Sex and the City” wrapped up with a bow in 2004 — with Carrie, New York’s perennial single girl, happily paired off and even more happily aware that her she’d had everything she needed within herself the whole time — it was only four years before her return,...

And Just Like That… is ending, and its stars are saying goodbye.

Sarah Jessica Parker, who reprises her role as Carrie Bradshaw on HBO Max’s Sex and the City sequel series, paid tribute to her longtime character in an Instagram post on Friday, following the surprising news that And Just Like That will end with the current third season.

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American Eagle is standing by its controversial ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, which includes various commercials with the tagline: “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans.” The campaign creates a pun around “great genes,” which ignited outrage online over American Eagle glorifying the Emmy nominee’s white heritage and thin physique. Some users on social media even compared the ads to “Nazi propaganda.”

“‘Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans’ is and always was about the jeans. Her jeans. Her story,” the company said in a statement posted on social media. “We’ll continue to celebrate how everyone wears their Ae jeans with confidence,...

Sarah Michelle Gellar is getting ready to slay, and so is the new slayer — Ryan Kiera Armstrong.

The “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” actress, who is set to star in the series reboot, posted a video to her social media of the two training at a gym in preparation to take on the vampire-slaying roles. Gellar wrote, “Warrior 1 and 2 We don’t sweat … we sparkle.”

In the video, Gellar can be seen doing squats on a half exercise ball, doing Trx pulls and much more. And Armstrong is right by her side.

As previously announced, Armstrong was cast in a lead...

Bobby Flay wrapped up Christmas in July by giving fans an update about one of his Food Network shows. On Thursday, July 31, Flay revealed that the holiday version of his long-running series Beat Bobby Flay will return with new episodes. “Are you having another season of beat bobby flay holiday special this year?” a fan asked the TV personality in an Instagram Story Q&a, to which he replied, “Yes, Holiday Beat [Bobby Flay] is coming back. It’s always a blast,” per People. Beat Bobby Flay has become one of Food Network’s mainstay shows since its premiere in 2013. Currently in its 40th season, the series sees two chefs go head-to-head in a cooking battle for the chance to compete against Flay in the episode’s second round. Following a blind critique, the show’s panel of judges determines whether the chef’s version of their dish of choice is better than Flay’s.

New York City is part of the Blue Bloods DNA. The CBS drama was set and filmed in the Big Apple during its 14-season run, with the city being its own character in a way. The upcoming spinoff, Boston Blue starring Donnie Wahlberg, has the show’s new home city in the name, but fans have been shocked to see that it’s filming in Toronto, Canada, prompting questions about whether it will actually film in Boston at all. Wahlberg has responded to their inquiries with a small piece of filming information. In Boston Blue, a universe expansion of the long-running top drama Blue Bloods, Wahlberg will reprise his role as NYPD officer Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with detective Lena Peters (Sonequa Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family. Gloria Reuben, Ernie Hudson, and Marcus Scribner...

Hallmark is embracing an epic time-traveling romance with Providence Falls. The three-movie special event series, based on Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets’ best-selling trilogy, premieres on August 1 with the first film. Providence Falls takes place in two different periods: 1844 Ireland and present-day Providence Falls. In 1844, Liam (Lachlan Quarmby) and Cora (Katie Stevens) fall in love, but their romance derails Cora’s destiny, so Liam is sent to the present day to help this reincarnated version of Cora end up with Finn (Evan Roderick) and allow her to fulfill her true destiny. Stevens stopped by TV Guide Magazine and TV Insider’s San Diego Comic-Con studio to spill details on Hallmark’s epic romantasy adaptation. “It’s got Outlander vibes with angels and reincarnation. It’s steamy, but we keep our pants on.” (Sold!) Hallmark Media / Steffan Hill Getting the opportunity to develop two versions of the same character was a...

Gen V‘s long-awaited return is nearly here, and ahead of The Boys spinoff’s Season 2 debut, the stars and showrunner Michele Fazekas hit up TV Insider and TV Guide Magazine’s studio at San Diego Comic-Con to tease what’s in store for this latest chapter of the college-set superhero series. As viewers will recall, Season 1 of the show, which focuses on a group of coming-of-age supes attending Godolkin University, saw several of the students imprisoned at a mysterious location with their fates uncertain. And Fazekas is clearing up any confusion as she sets the stage for Season 2. “Yeah, there’s a time jump,” she says. “And everyone starts in a completely different place, and they’re not all together… They’re in a place that we have been told in Season 1 [is] the last place you should want to go, which is called Elmira… Some of them end up there,...