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Sheriff Country's Morena Baccarin Starred In The Remake Of Hit '80s Sci-Fi Series
Before Sheriff Country, Morena Baccarin starred in an ambitious sci-fi remake that almost had an even bigger future.
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The Messed-Up Reason Jessica Alba's Dark Angel Cast Changed After James Cameron Left
Jessica Alba starred on the Fox series, Dark Angel, between 2000 and 2002, but the show changed dramatically without James Cameron at the helm. Here's why.
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Adam West Sued A Department Store Chain Over Its Use Of Batman In A Commercial
Adam West did not take one department store chain's ad imitating his Batman likeness as a form of flattery — he sued them for nearly $1 million.
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What To Watch This Week: 20+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for July 5-11.
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Before NYPD Blue, David Caruso Guest-Starred On One Of The Best '80s Cop Dramas
David Caruso is known for his roles on CSI: Miami and NYPD Blue, but before that, he acted on the opposite side of the law on this police show.
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Arrested Development's Blue Man Group Joke Began As An Idea For Another Character
David Cross' Tobias Fünke famously wanted to join the Blue Man Group in Arrested Development Season 2, but the gag began in Season 1 with a different character.
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Rebecca Romijn And Jon Bernthal Starred In An ABC Series Remake Of A Hit Jack Nicholson Movie
Back in the late 2000s, ABC remade a Jack Nicholson movie from the '80s into a one season TV series starring Jon Bernthal and Rebecca Romijn in lead roles.
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The '80s War Of The Words Show Changed Key Parts Of H.G. Wells' Sci-Fi Novel
When War of the Worlds was adapted into a sci-fi series in the late 80s, the show made major changes to H.G. Wells' original book. Here's what was different.
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Chris Hemsworth Made His Acting Debut As King Arthur In A Modern Fantasy TV Show
Before he picked up Mjölnir as the Asgardian God of Thunder in the MCU, Chris Hemsworth played a very different kind of royal in a now-forgotten YTV series.
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15 Best Fourth Of July TV Episodes Of All Time, Ranked
Looking to unwind with some Independence Day-themed television? From The Simpsons to West Wing, we've got you covered with the best Fourth of July TV episodes.
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Why NBC Refused To Air One Eerie, Indiana Episode, According To Joe Dante
Eerie, Indiana was a family-oriented horror series in the 1990s, but one episode spooked NBC to the point of refusing to air it. Here's why.
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What To Watch Saturday: Macy's Fireworks, Twilight Zone Marathon, Independence Day, And More
On TV this Saturday: Anderson Cooper, Terry Crews, Tony Dokoupil, and Ryan Seacrest anchor Fourth of July celebrations in primetime.
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Chris Evans Appeared On A TV Show Reboot Of A Franchise Harrison Ford Revived In The '90s
Before gaining worldwide fame as Captain America, Chris Evans had a little-known TV role in a reboot of one of the highest-grossing films of 1993.
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10 Best TV Shows Like X-Men '97
The best TV shows like X-Men '97 range from comparable sci-fi series focused on group dynamics to other superhero stories with lovable casts.
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Marshals Season 2: First Teaser Trailer Brings 'Death And Violence' To Kayce's Front Door, Confirms [Spoiler]'s Return
The first teaser trailer for Season 2 of CBS' Marshals answers one enormous question, raising several others in the process. Watch it here.
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Ke Huy Quan's Forgotten '80s Sitcom Was Based On An Abandoned Brady Bunch Spin-Off Pitch
At the peak of his career as a child star in the '80s, Ke Huy Quan starred in a short-lived CBS sitcom that was meant to be a spin-off to The Brady Bunch.
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TVLine Asks: Is Tony DiNozzo NCIS' Next Director? Did The Bear Final Shot Confuse? Was S.W.A.T. Exiles News Surprising? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: NCIS, S.W.A.T. Exiles, The Bear, and more!
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Jon Bernthal Played Characters On Two Different Law & Order Series
Back before he was punishing villains on the MCU, Jon Bernthal was one of many actors who got to play multiple characters in the Law & Order franchise.
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Elle Pays Homage To An '80s Classic In One Of Its Best Episodes
Find out how the Prime Video series referenced the Brat Pack.
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What To Watch Friday: Silo Returns, Dutton Ranch Wraps, America 250 Celebrations Begin, And More
On TV this Friday: Silo is back for Season 3, Dutton Ranch wraps Season 1, and Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen host a countdown to America's 250th birthday.
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Why New Girl's Season 6 Finale Felt Like It Could Have Been The Sitcom's Last Episode
One behind-the-scenes uncertainty shaped the Season 6 finale of New Girl.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
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Hallmark's Countdown To Christmas: Watch The First Trailer For Lacey Chabert's Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True
Hallmark's new Christmas movie is basically a commercial for Disney World. But it also stars Richard Kind, so we're willing to give it the benefit of the doubt.
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10 Forgotten '90s Cartoons Still Worth Watching Today
The '90s produced far more great cartoons than the biggest hits everyone remembers. These overlooked series remain surprisingly entertaining decades later.
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Chicago P.D. Shake-Up: LaRoyce Hawkins To Exit In Season 14
Chicago P.D. is saying goodbye to an original cast member: LaRoyce Hawkins, who plays Kevin Atwater, is exiting the series in Season 14.
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Who Is K.A.R.R.? Knight Rider's Evil Older Brother To K.I.T.T. Explained
Despite only appearing in two episodes, KITT's brother KARR remains an iconic part of Knight Rider's legacy. Here's where the mysterious car came from.
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Why Netflix Didn't Want To Add Agent Carter To Its Marvel Lineup After ABC Canceled It
When Agent Carter got canceled by ABC after Season 2, Netflix refused to save the series and fold it in with its darker, street-level MCU shows. Here's why.
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