Dexter's no hero, but the Showtime series still found a way to make audiences fall for the Bay Harbor Butcher. Here's how Michael C. Hall tricked you.
Missing the charm of Jessica Fletcher and her knack for crime solving? These five modern mystery shows offer familiar comforts with fresh twists.
Some characters on Yellowstone never got the stories they deserved. From ranch hands to political rivals, their unexplored lives left fans wanting more.
Patrick Swayze's final role wasn't in a blockbuster movie. It was a cop drama he made while battling cancer, and some critics said he'd never been better.
TVLine offers a look at what to watch in the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and show finales to help you plan your viewing for November 8-14.
"The Sinner" is the perfect blend of mystery and crime procedural, and its first season was so good, the show was expanded beyond its intended limited run.
In the mid-80s, Brent Spiner played a perpetually unlucky man always getting himself into legal trouble on this sitcom, which was revived in 2023.
With how successful "Law & Order: SVU" has been for so many years, viewers may not have known the makers of the show still had worries about its execution.
The 2010s were widely considered to be a golden age for television, and these shows represent the best of the medium during that era.
The golden age of game shows was an era that balanced style with substance. These are the genre's most influential series from the '60s, '70s, and '80s.
Ancient myths, young heroes, and adventures come together in these fantasy and sci-fi shows, offering new worlds for fans of Percy Jackson And The Olympians.
Gibbs' famous rules on "NCIS" generally serve him and the team, but on a few occasions, even the Special Agent himself couldn't help but break them.
Most people think Gilligan was Bob Denver's breakthrough TV role, but that's not actually the case. It was this beloved '60s sitcom that gave him his big break.
Before portraying the district attorney on "Boston Blue," Gloria Reuben acted alongside this "Star Trek: TNG" fan favorite in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents."
These short-lived cop dramas deserved better, but timing sometimes isn't right. Whether it was ratings or budget, these shows were canceled before their time.
James Earl Jones took on a very different kind of role in this Steven Bochco procedural. The show lasted just one season, but it made an impact with critics.
On TV this Saturday: Druski hosts SNL, Nikki DeLoach and Juan Pablo Di Pace star in Holiday Unplugged, and Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass streams.
Will Estes opens up to TVLine about his Blue Bloods reunion with Donnie Wahlberg — and the possibility of seeing both Jamie and Eddie on Boston Blue.
The star of Sheriff Country reacts to the biggest shockers from Friday's two-part crossover with Fire Country. Weigh in with your review.
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable November 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Sam Raimi's Hollywood career has been hugely successful, but his work in TV — including one ABC spy thriller — never quite reached the same heights.
There's no shortage of iconic series from the 1970s, but for every sitcom that stands the test of time, you get two that would never fly with viewers today.
Not long before Friends made her one of the biggest TV stars in the world, Jennifer Aniston had a guest role on the time travel adventure show Quantum Leap.
Whether because they depicted violence, sensuality, or sensitive political topics, seven episodes from the Star Trek franchise were banned or censored overseas.
Starring in one classic horror franchise is impressive enough, but how about starring in two — before you've even reached your teenage years?
You might recognize the actor playing Garrett on Marshals, but not from another TV show. He found fame long before joining the Yellowstone universe.
Holland Taylor was a regular fixture as Charlie's mother in the first six seasons of "Two and a Half Men," but she only appeared as a guest star after that.
