Danny Ramirez will not be returning for “The Last of Us” Season 3.

After co-starring in Season 2 opposite Katilyn Dever as a Firefly in Season 2, the actor has had to drop out of the project due to scheduling conflicts, TheWrap has learned.

He appeared in four episodes as Manny Alvarez. As TheWrap previously reported, Ramirez (“Top Gun: Maverick”) was cast for Season 2 in November 2024. His character Manny is a loyal soldier whose sunny outlook belies the pain of old wounds and a fear that he will fail his friends when they need him most. He is instrumental in Abby’s (Dever) journey of revenge against Joel (Pedro Pascal) after Joel’s...

Malcolm is officially back in the middle.

Hulu’s revival of the hit early 2000s sitcom, titled “Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair,” revealed its first trailer on Monday alongside an April 10 premiere date. The new four-part event follows grown-up child prodigy Malcolm (Frankie Muniz) as he and his daughter (Keeley Karsten) reunite with his family after hiding from them for over a decade.

“My life is fantastic now,” Muniz says in the trailer. “All I had to do was stay away from my family!” However, Malcolm is roped back into the family dynamic when his parents, Hal (Bryan Cranston...

“Community” director Jay Chandrasekhar is interviewed in the upcoming CNN documentary “I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not” and recalls that he “was there, directing, the night that Chevy Chase got fired” from the NBC sitcom (via People). Chandrasekhar, who is best known for his work with the Broken Lizard comedy group, said the actor had a “meltdown” on set after an incident in which he used the N-word on set leaked to the press.

The alleged incident occurred between Chase and co-star Yvette Nicole Brown, with Chandrasekhar explaining: “I know that there was a history between [Chevy and Yvette] around race,...

Jim Carrey has embodied pop culture's most prominent Christmas cranks, The Grinch and Ebenezer Scrooge, in big-budget movies. But when he's played festive figures who are all about good vibes — or generally positive intentions, at least -- it's often been on television.

In Funny or Die's "Drunk History Christmas," the rubber-faced Canadian portrayed Santa Claus opposite Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes. This episode of "Drunk History" — one of the best shows currently streaming on Paramount+ — saw the cast act out a five-minute rendition of "A Visit from St. Nicholas." It didn't go smoothly, though, as narrator Allan McLeod drank half...

The second season of Cross is almost here. Season 2 of the Prime Video crime drama will follow Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge) as he tracks a vigilante who hunts down corrupt billionaires and premieres on February 11, 2026. Like the first season, the second is not based directly on a specific installment of James Patterson‘s Alex Cross book series but does incorporate the characters created by the novels. So will the third season follow suit? Here’s what we know so far. Is Cross renewed for Season 3? Not yet. What will happen in Cross Season 3? Although Cross hasn’t officially been renewed for Season 3, creator Ben Watkins has teased that he is...

Bryan Cranston earned his spot on the Mount Rushmore of TV dads starting in 2000, when he first starred as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle. Hal — father to Francis (Christopher Kennedy Masterson), Reese (Justin Berfield), Malcolm (Frankie Muniz), and Dewey (Erik Per Sullivan) — was an affable if wildly immature middle-class family man who loved his wife, Lois (Jane Kaczmarek), but struggled to keep his eccentric sons on track. The majority of the cast, including Cranston, will return in a series revival, Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, in April 2026.

The original series put Cranston on the map, but it was far from his first time onscreen. He began acting...

As “Heated Rivalry” continues to… heat up and become a massive hit for HBO Max, conversations have begun regarding the upcoming Emmy season. While romance series have broken through at the award show recently — see “Nobody Wants This,” which broke through with three nods for its first season — this adaptation will not get the same treatement.

“Heated Rivalry” is fully funded by Canadian company Bell Media, Crave’s parent company. The 2024-25 Emmy rules state that a “foreign television production is ineligible unless it is the result of a co-production (both financially and creatively) betwen U.S. and foreign partners,...

Danny Ramirez’s role in “The Last of Us” will be recast for Season 3 due to scheduling conflicts.

Ramirez joined the cast of the HBO apocalypse drama in Season 2. He played Manny, who was described as “a loyal soldier whose sunny outlook belies the pain of old wounds and a fear that he will fail his friends when they need him most” when his casting was announced in 2024. Manny is a former member of the Fireflies, a rebel militia, who is friends with Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) and helps her seek revenge on Joel (Pedro Pascal) for the massacre he carried...

Ghosts Season 5 continues to deliver on laughs, and after the recent “Ghostmas” double feature, we’re looking ahead to the future and Young Sheldon star Iain Armitage‘s upcoming guest appearance. When TV Insider caught up with showrunners Joe Wiseman and Joe Port in December, the duo revealed they were currently filming the episode, which will see Armitage play a heightened version of himself. “He’s a long-time, very supportive fan of the show,” Port explained, of how Armitage got involved with Ghosts. “We’ve been looking for a way to get him on the show, and so we were fortunate that that worked out.” At the time when we spoke with the Joes,...

Keep your new year's revelry brief: It's almost time to get back to work with New York's (fictional) finest. 

"Law & Order" Season 25 and "Law & Order: Svu" Season 27 both return to NBC on Thursday, Jan. 8, at 8/7c with a two-hour crossover event that doubles as both series' winter premiere. In the first hour, titled "Snowflakes," an injured woman goes missing from the hospital, and Brady happens to be a witness to the crime. After Brady partners with the Special Victims Unit, the official episode summary tells us, "an explosive discovery puts both squads in danger." 

In the second hour,...

with enough to sink your fangs into. In Part 2 of the Final Season, premiering on Netflix in March 2026, Legoshi and Haru’s journey meets its thrilling conclusion. The trailer above reveals a sneak peek at the dramatic action ahead and features the ending theme: “Tiny Light” by K-pop juggernaut Seventeen.

Based on Paru Itagaki’s award-winning manga, blurs the lines between coming-of-age story, romance, crime thriller, and daredevil action. The series is set in a world of anthropomorphic animals where carnivores and herbivores coexist — though tensions remain sky-high. The , adapted by Orange, one of Japan’s leading CG studios, follows a wolf named Legoshi and his relationship with a rabbit named Haru,...

“Stranger Things” has been review bombed after the Dec. 25 release of Season 5 Vol. 2.

The recent episodes have dragged the season’s fan-driven Rotten Tomatoes score from the 70s down to 56%, a stark decline from the show’s previous seasons.

A backlash campaign seemed to ignite after the Netflix series’ penultimate episode, “The Bridge,” which features a scene in which Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) comes out as gay to his friends. The lengthy monologue came as the Hawkins gang geared up to face Vecna, the big bad from the Upside Down. “The Bridge” is now the lowest-rated episode of “Stranger Things” on IMDb,...

Only one member of the main cast of "Friends" directed episodes of the NBC comedy during its original run: David Schwimmer, who helmed 10 installments over the show's last five seasons.

Schwimmer began directing on "Friends" in 1999 with the Season 6 episode "The One on the Last Night," becoming the only principal cast member to step behind the camera while the sitcom was still on the air. He would go on to direct nine additional episodes — "The One With Rachel's Assistant" (Season 7, Episode 4), "The One With Ross's Library Book" (Season 7, Episode 7), "The One With All the Candy" (Season 7, Episode 9), "The One With...

"The Mentalist" walks on well-trodden ground. A crime procedural with an odd couple at its center, the broad outline of the characters and their stories will feel familiar to fans of the genre. Simon Baker plays Patrick Jane, the quirky police consultant with hidden depth and a dark past. Robin Tunney plays Teresa Lisbon, his no-nonsense boss, always frustrated by Jane's antics. They're joined by a group of earnest, slightly odd junior agents.

The basic plot of "The Mentalist" describes the plot of many crime procedurals, but what makes it stand out is the compelling dynamic between the characters and Jane's particular brand of eccentricity.

TVLine is taking stock of the many nods, cameos and crossovers linking "Young Sheldon" to its predecessor, "The Big Bang Theory."

First launched in September 2017, the long-running prequel filled in the details of Dr. Sheldon Cooper's upbringing in Medford, Texas. The story begins in 1989 and is told from the point of view of a more mature Sheldon, "who is older now and seeing his parents in a different light for the first time," according to series co-creator Steve Molaro. That altered perspective allowed the spinoff to chart its own path, occasionally diverging from "Big Bang" canon without ever disrespecting what came before.

What a difference a Super Bowl makes. Last year, Fox was down double digits in Variety‘s year-end ranker of the year’s most-watched networks in primetime. But in 2025, Fox had the Big Game: And a a result, the network was up double digits in both total viewers and adults 18-49 (where it was No. 1).

But don’t count out the strength of regular programming, as CBS — even sans Super Bowl, which it broadcast in 2024 — managed to stay No. 1 in total viewers thanks to series like “Tracker” and “60 Minutes.” ABC, meanwhile, was up 5%, after being virtually flat in...

The pilot script for Apple TV's bittersweet dramedy "Shrinking" left Harrison Ford with one important question: "Am I in the next one a lot?"

This is according to series co-creator Bill Lawrence, as told to Variety in 2023. It happens to be the case that Dr. Paul Rhoades — curmudgeonly surrogate father figure to Jason Segel's wayward therapist, Jimmy Laird -- doesn't have much screen time in the first episode.

"You're in whatever you want to be in, man," responded Lawrence, also known for "Scrubs" and "Ted Lasso." "You could be in every scene if you want. You tell me."

Lawrence...

It’s Ok to play Survivor for yourself. So says Season 49 winner Savannah Louie, who delivered a standout answer to Jawan Pitts‘s question about her “why,” her reason for playing the game in the December 17 finale. Jawan wanted to hear Savannah’s emotional reason for competing on the show, the thing from her life back at home that was motivating her to win. Savannah gave her answer, but then argued that it shouldn’t matter. She explained why people don’t need a “sob story” to play in our finale interview. Jawan asked the Survivor 49 Final Three, “What is your why, and do you think your why should play...

A funny thing happened when Netflix put the “Stranger Things” finale in theaters: Fans bought tickets. A lot of tickets.

The AMC Kips Bay in New York City listed 11 screenings as “almost full” on New Year’s Eve alone. The 34th Street theater filled up nine screenings, and Lincoln Square had five showings nearing capacity. The same demand was seen on the opposite coast in Los Angeles, where The Grove packed the house for seven screenings, the Century City AMC had eight, and Universal CityWalk turned out 11. Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, and more cities where the finale is playing saw similar demand, and all of these sales took place days before showtime. By New Year’s Eve, Netflix’s latest “event” screenings should be even busier.

Now, this may not be surprising to some of you — “Stranger Things” is one of the most-watched properties on Netflix and has been for nearly...

General Hospital‘s co-head writers, Elizabeth Korte and Chris Van Etten, have a clear vision of how Port Charles will look in 2026. “All story comes from character — where the characters are now, where we can take them next,” they tell TV Insider exclusively. “We ask ourselves, ‘How can we challenge them? Surprise them? What will touch their hearts, and ours? How can we discover new strengths — and weaknesses? What are the new and unexpected connections? Where are the time-tested relationships we can sustain and deepen?’ We want to tell story that keeps you anticipating — while revealing new facets of the characters we love.” To that end, they have big moves planned for the year ahead.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sons Justin and Christian are planning to share their side of the story in the fallout from their father’s federal trial with the announcement of a new docuseries slated to debut on Zeus in 2026.

The two revealed the untitled documentary series with a trailer posted to social media on Sunday night. In the clip, they watch footage taken outside the courthouse where Combs’ trial took place as headlines about their father flash across the screen. The trailer ends with Justin receiving a prepaid call from New Jersey’s Fci Fort Dix, where Combs is currently serving out his 50-month sentence.

Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov’s journey may be over for now — “Heated Rivarly” Season 2 is likely not coming until 2027 — but Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie have the perfect solution to hold fans over.

The actors are set to narrate “Ember & Ice,” Quinn’s three-episode immersive audio romance. Per the official logline, “Ember & Ice” follows fae princes Dane and Finn from rival Solari and Lunare kingdoms. The series, “set in a richly imagined fantasy world shaped by history, duty, and forbidden desire,” is “a story about choosing love in defiance of expectation” and amplifies “every moment of tension, longing, and intimacy.

Claudia Winkleman — a hugely recognizable face in the U.K. where she’s currently the host of “The Traitors” and outgoing host of “Strictly Come Dancing” — is getting her own talk show.

“The Claudia Winkleman Show” has been officially commissioned by the BBC and will launch spring 2026.

According to the BBC, the seven-episode show will see Winkleman “welcome the biggest names from the worlds of film, television, music and beyond to her sofa for lively conversation with the help of a studio audience.”

“I can’t quite believe it and I’m incredibly grateful to the BBC for this amazing opportunity,...

In celebration of Stranger Things’ fifth and final season, Las Vegas officially entered the Upside Down. On Sunday, Dec. 28., an epic Stranger Things drone show lit up the Las Vegas sky, bringing iconic moments from the series to life. This Hawkins-inspired gathering with 5000 drones marked the largest drone show in the US to date and hundreds of fans gathered along the Las Vegas Strip to watch a surprise appearance from Vecna himself — Jamie Campbell Bower.

“Before [the finale] we’ve got one final thing for you,” Campbell Bower told the cheering crowd. “We’d like you to divert your eyes to the sky.” Up above, blinking lights paid homage to key characters,...

Jason Thompson is firmly settled into The Young and the Restless after ten years as Billy Abbott, but there is still some longing for his previous soap role, Dr. Patrick Drake on General Hospital. Speaking with Swooon, Thompson touched on how the return of his onscreen daughter, Emma Drake (now played by Braedyn Bruner), to Port Charles in 2024 made him think about what it would be like to revisit Patrick’s life. “It makes me a little bit jealous that I can’t be there with her a little bit, and it makes me want to know her,” he shared. “Don’t get me wrong — I’m incredibly, incredibly happy where I am,...

It wasn’t a Christmas Day miracle for one Wheel of Fortune contestant on the December 25 episode, after a brutal loss in the Bonus Round left them missing out on the $100,000 prize. The contestant in question was Nathaniel Bush, a poet and certified yoga teacher from Greenville, South Carolina, who was up against Staci Chastain from Visalia, California, and Debra Gorham from Royal Palm Beach, Florida. Things started a little shaky for Bush after he flubbed on the opening $1K Toss-Up puzzle, but he bounced back in the $2K Toss-Up before taking a sizable lead in the Express Round. After solving the Travel Tips puzzle, he won $3,350 and a trip...

It’s been a busy December for Savannah Guthrie, who not only celebrated the holiday season but also marked her 54th birthday on Saturday, December 27. The Today co-host shared a rare glimpse into her family life on Instagram on Sunday, December 28, posting several photos and videos celebrating her birthday alongside her husband, Mike Feldman, their two young children, Vale, 11, and Charles, 8, and her mom, Nancy. “Birthday wish comes true every day with these beautiful people by my side – and a yellow finch at my window for good measure for a splash of my favorite color ,” Guthrie captioned the slideshow of pics. The photos were taken at Guthrie’s Upstate New...

An episode of "Friends" was significantly altered ahead of its October 2001 airing in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, with producers scrapping an entire storyline involving airport bomb jokes.

The change affected Season 8, Episode 3, "The One Where Rachel Tells Ross," which originally included a B-story wherein Chandler made jokes about aircraft hijacking and bombing while going through airport security during his honeymoon with Monica. Deleted scenes show that the original storyline would have kept Monica and Chandler at the airport while Chandler was detained and interrogated. In the episode as aired, that storyline was retooled and saw the newlyweds repeatedly...

For most Americans, the first experience with a British TV show is often on PBS. For others, it may come after talking to that insufferable drama student in high school who impersonates his favorite BBC shows in a terrible English accent. Whatever the case, the great British television shows are often a cut above U.S. network TV.

It's the result of government funding (meaning no sponsors to assuage), the literary pedigree and stage training of the available talent, edgier commercial channels that want to offer a competing product, and lower budgets that require more creativity without too many special effects or location shoots.

Windy City Rehab host Alison Victoria and Luxe For Less host Michel Smith Boyd might have won Rock the Block Season 6 earlier this year, but the house they designed still hasn’t sold seven months later. Season 6 of the hit HGTV competition series saw four teams renovating 5,500-square-foot mountain homes in Grantsville, Utah. The other three teams competing against Victoria and Boyd included Down Home Fab hosts Cole and Chelsea DeBoer, Renovation Aloha‘s Kamohai and Tristyn Kalama, and Farmhouse Fixer: Camp Revamp stars Jordan and Jonathan Knight. Victoria and Boyd came out on top with their “Refined Rustic” design, which went heavy on the wood and is described in...

Ali Larter revealed there was no “handholding” on the “high-pressure” set of Paramount+’s Landman, and so she and her on-screen daughter, Michelle Randolph, leaned on each other. Speaking with People, Larter, who plays Angela Norris on the hit Taylor Sheridan neo-Western drama, said she and Randolph, who plays her daughter Ainsley Norris, developed a strong bond across the first season due to the intense vibe on set. “We spent a lot of time together, the first season, when there wasn’t handholding,” she explained. “There wasn’t, ‘You’re doing a great job.'” Larter continued, “You kind of were thrown into the fire into a very high-pressure, high-octane set…...

Everybody on "Matlock" had better watch their step... because an efficiency expert is taking notes.

TVLine has an exclusive first look at the CBS legal drama's midseason premiere — airing Thursday, Feb. 26 at 9 pm — with Sarah Wright Olsen ("Parks and Recreation") debuting as Gwen, an efficiency expert analyzing the firm. And with a big merger in the works and Matty and Olympia still trying to nail Senior for the Wellbrexa cover-up, she'll have plenty of things to write about in her report.

In the photo above, at least, it looks like Gwen is getting along swimmingly with Matty and Sarah. "But...

Joe Rogan wasn’t a fan of Donald Trump‘s comments about the double murder of the iconic director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Reiner. The podcaster was speaking with comedian Shane Gillis on the most recent edition of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, where the pair discussed the President’s Truth Social post, in which he insulted the director of When Harry Met Sally just hours after his death. “Rob Reiner, a tortured and struggling, but once very talented movie director and comedy star, has passed away, together with his wife, Michele, reportedly due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with...

The late-night ratings are in for the last competitive week of 2025, and it was another neck-and-neck finish between ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! and CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. According to LateNighter.com, citing Nielsen Live+3 data for the week of December 14 to 20, The Late Show held a 9,000 viewer lead over Jimmy Kimmel Live! in total viewers. The Late Show averaged 2.34 million viewers (down four percent on the week prior) compared to Kimmel’s 2.33 million viewers (up seven percent on the week before). However, Kimmel led the way in the key adults 18-49 demo, averaging 252,000 viewers (up 12 percent on the previous week), a significant lead over Colbert...

HBO's "Euphoria" is one of the cable giant's most popular ongoing series. Created by Sam Levinson, the coming-of-age psychological drama centers on Rue Bennett (Zendaya), a troubled teenager struggling with addiction and typical young adult life alongside her numerous classmates, all of whom have problems of their own. The series is notable for its graphic, hypnotic depiction of some of the darkest experiences modern American teenagers may experience, and is notable for its two-time Emmy-winning performance by Zendaya, who is currently the youngest recipient of the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category. "Euphoria" is also notable for serving...

Malcolm in the Middle‘s highly anticipated revival finally has an official premiere date and a full trailer — just in time for the new year! The original series debuted more than 25 years ago, but the TV family at the center of the comedy continues to make fans laugh with the show’s ongoing presence on streaming platforms. Now is the perfect time to catch up as we look ahead to Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair, which is set to arrive on Disney+ and Hulu in April 2026. While official details remain minimal at this time, some fun teases have emerged since the project was initially announced. As fans get...

Will Trent returns for its much-anticipated fourth season on Tuesday, January 6, and TV Insider has some exclusive scoop on what fans can expect to see as the ABC crime drama continues. “We’re playing with Will coming a little bit undone in ways both dramatic and funny,” previews executive producer Liz Heldens of the procedural’s title character (Ramón Rodríguez) in Season 4. Audiences can also expect a big spotlight on Will’s beloved chihuahua, Betty, as well as resolutions of finale cliffhangers, like Georgia Bureau of Investigation boss Amanda’s (Sonja Sohn) condition after a shooting left her critical: “She’s going to survive this, but it’s going to...

Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” “Sinners,” “Weapons,” “Frankenstein and “Wicked: For Good” led the 13th annual Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild Award nominations.

The films all three landed nominations apiece.

The makeup and hair team behind “One Battle After Another” was nominated in contemporary makeup and special makeup prosthetics. Arjen Tuiten, who was nominated in the latter category, used prosthetic pieces, contact lenses and dentures for Sean Penn’s Colonel Lockjaw in the film’s third act after he survives a horrific car crash.

For “Frankenstein,” Mike Hill, the film’s prosthetics artist, steered clear of the classic zombie,...

Malcolm is headed home — whether he wants to or not.

"Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair" will premiere Friday, April 10. All four episodes will drop at once.

A teaser trailer features original series stars Frankie Muniz (Malcolm), Jane Kaczmarek (Lois), Bryan Cranston (Hal), Christopher Masterson (Francis), and Justin Berfield (Reese), all reprising their roles from the Fox classic.

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As previously reported, Erik Per Sullivan, who played Dewey, will not be back. He is succeeded in the role by Caleb Ellsworth-Clark ("Wynonna Earp").

Rounding out the revival cast are Anthony Timpano ("Riverdale") as Malcolm's brother Jamie, Vaughan Murrae...

Todd Bridges, the last surviving main cast member of Diff’rent Strokes, has paid tribute to co-star Melanie Watson, who died on Friday (December 26). The actress, who played Kathy Gordon in multiple episodes of the comedy, was 57. Watson’s passing was confirmed by her brother, Robert Watson, who told TMZ she had been hospitalized and her condition had deteriorated. She died in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on Friday. Bridges, who played Willis Jackson on the hit sitcom, acknowledged Watson’s death on Sunday (December 28), sharing TMZ‘s post about the passing on his Instagram page. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Todd Bridges (@toddbridges) Watson was born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta,...

Every day, TVLine's What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

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Miniseries are definitely having a moment in the zeitgeist right now. They offer a middle ground between a long-form TV series that can span multiple seasons and a single film. In fact, one could argue that a major issue with modern miniseries is that they tend to play like 10-hour-long movies as opposed to an episodic series. Still, some manage to get it right, and there are many outstanding miniseries throughout the 2020s.

To be clear, a miniseries offers a complete story arc in a predetermined number of episodes. They don't go on for years, which can sometimes be a good thing for attracting talent.

"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" star Mariska Hargitay is no stranger to injuries. The performer notably hurt her ankle ahead of the procedural's 23rd season in 2021, with the medical setback resulting from an unfortunate accident in Hargitay's personal life. That said, the actor — who plays Olivia Benson on "Law & Order: Svu" and other series in the extended franchise — also hurt herself on the set of NBC's long-running crime drama before, as she ended up with a collapsed lung following a botched stunt in the fall of 2008.

"I was doing a stunt chasing a bad guy. I'd always...

Idris Elba has another crisis to manage when Hijack returns with its second season in January, but we’re already wondering what the future could hold for Sam Nelson. After all, who’s to say he won’t run into another problem that requires his skills? The Apple TV series premiered in 2023, with Sam facing hijackers on his flight as he tried to get home to reconcile with his ex-wife (Christine Adams). Now, it’s back for Season 2 on January 14, 2026, with Sam dealing with a crisis underground. Could there be more after that? Read on for everything we know so far about a potential Hijack Season 3, from a premiere date to the cast and more.

Even in the intensely volatile world of Showtime's long-running dark comedy "Shameless," a twist that happened between Seasons 4 and 5 confused many fans. 

Viewers will recall that the series followed the Gallagher family, which did its best to grow up and survive despite the unpredictable behavior of their alcoholic father, Frank (William H. Macy) and absentee mother. The confusing, between-seasons twist went like this:

In the Season 4 finale, eldest Gallagher sibling Fiona (Emmy Rossum) is hired by a diner owner named Charlie (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), who is willing to overlook her recent felony drug possession and child endangerment charges. When Season 5 starts,...

More than just typical scary shows, there is something hauntingly atmospheric about gothic horror television series. Drawing primarily from European folklore, these stories involve the supernatural malevolence normally associated with ghosts, vampires, werewolves, and other paranormal creatures from the region. Slashers and zombies need not apply here, nor monsters originating from other parts of the world, these are more old world terrors. There is also a quiet romanticism about gothic horror stories, often involving forbidden temptation and dangerous liaisons.

From period pieces capturing the historical depictions of these scary stories to dramatic modern retellings, there are plenty of popular gothic horror shows to check out.

Spoiler Alert: This post contains spoilers from Season 2, Episode 7 of “Landman,” “Forever Is an Instant,” which premiered Sunday, Dec. 28, on Paramount+.

Well, this week’s episode of “Landman” is officially the wackiest and horniest yet! Sure, it ends with a romantic proposal, but was any fan mentally prepared for that first scene? Let’s just say the room service waitress wasn’t the only person who almost ran away screaming! Brace yourself as we walk through this week’s episode.

Oh man, it begins with Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) farting and showing an unblurred shot of his, um, lil’ landman?...

You know how, when an ornery cat finally sidles up to you and rubs itself against your legs, you pretend not to notice, because acknowledging the change in any fashion just makes the cat hiss and run away? That's how I feel about Tommy in this week's "Landman."

The guy is actively choosing kindness and peace where he's always gone for hard-headedness and chaos, and that growth is beautiful. (Did we have to sit through the erection-tastic cold open to get here? We did. Into every life a little penis humor must fall, I supposed.)

Cooper and Rebecca also have significant moments in the episode,...

[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for Mayor of Kingstown Season 4 Episode 10, “Belly of the Beast.”] Welp. Sometimes, revenge is a dish best served cold, and other times, it’s served in the very heated way Kyle McLusky (Taylor Handley) just served it in Mayor of Kingstown‘s Season 4 finale. The episode found Kyle and Mike (Jeremy Renner) on the hunt for Merle Callahan (Richard Brake) to get justice for what he did to poor Tracy (Nishi Munshi). Though Merle tried to turn himself in to the police station, knowing prison would be the safest place for him in the entire world, Ian (Hugh Dillon) was having none of that. With the reluctant blessing of his boss,...

[Warning: The following post contains spoilers for Landman Season 2 Episode 7, “Forever Is an Instant.”] Landman isn’t a sappy show. Far from. In fact, it’s probably best known for all of the hilariously caustic and cynical zingers that get slung around without abandon by its characters. However, Sunday’s (December 28) new episode was surprisingly mushy… at least, at the end. The episode started with its usual quippy cadence. Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) managed to ruin a weekend away with Angela (Ali Larter) by accidentally showing his junk to a hotel attendant delivering a surprise breakfast while he was still in bed… with the remnants of his Cialis overload in full view. This devolved into an argument...