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Why Cheers Decided To Kill Off Jay Thomas' Eddie LeBec
Played by Jay Thomas, Eddie LeBec on Cheers is a hockey player who dates and marries Carla. Writer Ken Levine explained why he was killed off.
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What To Watch In July: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable July 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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Every New Scripted TV Show Premiering In 2026
Track every new scripted TV show premiering in 2026 with TVLine's continuously updated, chronological roundup of broadcast, cable, and streaming debuts.
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CBS Execs Didn't Understand One Of How I Met Your Mother's Long-Running Jokes
How I Met Your Mother is full of long-running jokes between Ted Mosby and the gang, but one of the best ones didn't go over well at first with CBS executives.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Tyler Perry's Ruthless Returns, AGT Celebrates Independence Day, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Tyler Perry's Ruthless is back, America's Got Talent gets festive, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
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Claire Danes' Breakout Teen Drama Was Created In Response To Shows Like 90210
When the cult sensation that put Claire Danes and Jared Leto on the map first aired, teen dramas weren't generally considered grounded or relatable.
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An Original Walking Dead Star Said It Was A Mistake To Kill Off Her Character So Early
Some characters got to leave AMC's The Walking Dead on a high, albeit bloody, note. Others fared better in the comics' version of their story.
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Casting News: Another Summer House Star Exits, Krysten Ritter Plots Dexter Return, And More
Get all the details on the Bravo reality series' latest behind-the-scenes drama!
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Cosmo Kramer's Original Name On Seinfeld, Explained
Believe it or not, if a scrapped Season 2 episode had made it to air, Kramer could have been canonically named something other than Cosmo.
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Sci-Fi Classic Space: 1999 Was Originally Meant To Be A British Show's Second Season
Space: 1999 may have offered audiences a glimpse into the future, but its premise was rooted in the past — specifically, in a short-lived '70s sci-fi show.
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Who Was Phyllis Gilliam? The Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Tribute Explained
Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage Season 2, Episode 21 ends with a dedication to Phyllis Gilliam. Here's who Gilliam was, and her connection to the series.
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The Office Season 5 Episode That Was Treated As The Hit Sitcom's Second Pilot
Season 5 is home to some of the greatest episodes in The Office, including a legendary two-parter that gave the show a second chance to draw in new fans.
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Why Dwight White From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Ray McKinnon stars as Dwight White in the Yellowstone spinoff Dutton Ranch, but the actor's credits are extensive. Here's where you've seen him before.
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Harrison Ford Appeared On Television's Longest-Running Western (Twice)
A few years before appearing in Star Wars, Harrison Ford turned up in an iconic TV Western — and then, just a few weeks later, he did it again.
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John Oliver Lands General Hospital Guest Role After Impassioned Plea On Last Week Tonight
John Oliver is headed to Port Charles: The Last Week Tonight host will guest-star on General Hospital in July, months after asking to be cast on a soap opera.
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One Of Television's Greatest Educational Cartoons Wasn't Meant To Be On TV
The story behind one iconic educational cartoon begins with a pitch that had nothing to do with television.
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All 8 Seasons Of Outlander, Ranked
Now that Outlander is over, here's our ranking of every season!
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S.W.A.T. Exiles Will Premiere This Fall... On Starz
Starz is adding a police procedural to its lineup: The pay cabler will serve as the U.S. home to S.W.A.T. Exiles, a spin-off of former CBS original S.W.A.T.
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Master Of None Season 3's Major Story Changes Explained By Aziz Ansari
The acclaimed Netflix dramedy switched from focusing on Aziz Ansari's struggling actor everyman to scenes from Lena Waithe's on-screen marriage.
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What Happened To CBS' Planned NCIS: Red Spin-Off Series With John Corbett?
One NCIS spin-off made it through a backdoor pilot before CBS decided not to move forward.
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What To Watch Monday: Ninja Warrior Eastern Qualifying Rounds Begin, Adventure Time Spin-Off, And More
On TV this Monday: American Ninja Warrior heads East, Adventure Time gets a spin-off, and the FIFA World Cup continues.
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House Of The Dragon's Latest Fatality Moves Matt Smith To Song: 'Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead!' — Watch
Matt Smith can't help but celebrate this week's major fatality. See what else he and Emma D'Arcy have to say about Rhaenyra and Daemon's arrival in King's Landing.
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House Of The Dragon: Rhaenyra Kills [Spoiler] As She Takes The Iron Throne — Read Recap
Yet another major character doesn't make it through this week's episode. Find out who, and why, in our recap!
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ABC's Hit Sitcom Abbott Elementary Is Named After A Real Person
When it came to defining the details for her hit ABC sitcom, star and showrunner Quinta Brunson was inspired by her own personal experiences.
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Dutton Ranch's Kelly Reilly And Cole Hauser Address Season 1 Showrunner Exit: 'People Move On'
While Dutton Ranch had a successful debut outing, the spin-off lost its initial showrunner. What have the show's main stars said about the exit?
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HGTV Star Drew Scott Had A Unique Job On Smallville Before He Became A Property Brother
He didn't officially play a character and his face was never in a shot, but the eventual renovation reality star was a memorable part of the CW's DC adaptation.
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10 Most Underrated Horror TV Shows Of All Time
Some of the best horror TV shows fly wildly under the radar and don't get the attention they deserve, including some horror shows that were canceled too soon.
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