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What Is Nickelodeon's Iconic Green Slime Made Of And Is It Edible?
Lots of millennial kids have fond memories of watching other kids getting slimed on You Can't Do That on Television, Double Dare, and other Nick shows.
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15 Best Sitcom Couples Of All Time, Ranked
Could situation comedies even exist without romance? Here's a rundown of the greatest, and funniest, TV couples in the history of the genre.
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Why Lukas Gage Was Fired From Mad Men (And The Nickname It Earned Him)
Many years passed between Lukas Gage's rise to fame on "The White Lotus" and the time his giant tattoo cost him a crucial early opportunity on AMC's "Mad Men."
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Jaleel White Has No Clue Why So Many People Are Fans Of Stefan Urquelle
Jaleel White, who played Steve Urkel on Family Matters, is absolutely baffled by the popularity of his iconic character's suave alter ego, Stefan Urquelle.
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The Drew Barrymore Show Renewed Through 2028
Drew Barrymore's daytime chatfest isn't going anywhere — get details!
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Hill Street Blues: Why NBC Canceled Television's First Prestige Drama
Hill Street Blues was an Emmy-winning machine that rewrote what a cop show could be. So why did it only run for seven seasons?
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Paradise Season 2, Episode 5 Recap: The Apocalypse (Teri's Version)
This week's Paradise shows us how Teri weathered the apocalypse among friends... or were they? Read our recap!
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Steve Carell And Bill Lawrence Break Down Rooster's Surprisingly Lonely Premise — Watch Full Cast Interview
Steve Carell and Bill Lawrence explain the loneliness at the heart of HBO's Rooster and how Greg's alter ego raises questions about identity in future episodes.
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15 Best NCIS Villains, Ranked
The NCIS team has tussled with some serious bad guys across the CBS hit's two-decade run — here's how we rank the 15 best NCIS villains ever.
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The Dawson's Creek Spin-Off That Should Have Never Been Canceled So Early
This series from the year 2000 had some pretty big stars — including Ian Somerhalder and Kate Bosworth — but only managed to air eight episodes.
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What To Watch Monday: Top Chef Returns, Neighborhood Baby-Proofing Mishap, And More
On TV this Monday: Top Chef heads to the Carolinas, The Neighborhood experiences a baby-proofing disaster, and Miley Cyrus visits Sesame Street.
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Marshals Gives An Update On Yellowstone's Rip In Episode 2 — When Will He Show Up On The Spin-Off?
The showrunner of CBS' Marshals tells TVLine that a visit from Rip is "potentially on the horizon" after the Yellowstone favorite was mentioned in Episode 2.
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Before Stranger Things, David Harbour Starred In A Forgotten Margot Robbie Series
A primetime drama about a well-known airline featured some of today's most famous faces.
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Why Nobody Was Happy With Gilligan's Island's Pilot Episode
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale... of how many changes were necessary to get Gilligan's Island to air.
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How Marshals Will Explore Unresolved Yellowstone Storylines, From John's Fate To Jamie's 'Disappearance'
Marshals showrunner Spencer Hudnut explains to TVLine how the Yellowstone spin-off will continue to address the fates of John and Jamie Dutton.
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Quotes Of The Week: 9-1-1, St. Denis Medical, Chicago P.D., Doc, And More
This week's best lines come from the Actor Awards, 9-1-1, Chicago P.D., and more.
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15 TV Shows To Watch If You Like A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms
Already missing Dunk and Egg? Here are a few programs that include character dynamics and motifs similar to the duo's hit Game of Thrones spin-off.
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What To Watch Sunday: Rooster Premiere, Harry Styles' Netflix Special, And More
On TV this Sunday: Steve Carell leads Bill Lawrence's Rooster, Harry Styles headlines a Netflix concert special, and Family Guy spoofs The Lord of the Rings.
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AT&T Actress Milana Vayntrub Had A Key Role In A Controversial 2024 Netflix Series
Though this show was praised for its stellar acting, innovative structure, and brutal special effects, it was also accused of factual inaccuracy.
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Why Home Improvement Stopped Seinfeld From Creating An Animated Episode
The later seasons of Seinfeld almost included an episode made in the style of the California Raisins, but Home Improvement accidentally got in the way.
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What To Watch This Week: 30+ 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 March 8-14.
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ER Creator Michael Crichton Wanted To Kill A Major Character, But Everyone Else Overruled Him
Michael Crichton, the creator of the beloved medical drama series "ER," originally planned to kill off a major character in the pilot episode.
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Bones' Original Plan For Sweets Didnt Involve His Death
Sweets' death on Bones was one of the show's most heartbreaking. However, fans may be interested to learn how that wasn't the original plan for the character.
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10 Best Improvised TV Shows Of All Time
Improvised television thrives on unpredictability, and many standout series prove that unscripted comedy can be just as compelling as big-budget drama.
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What To Watch In March: Your Guide To 140+ Premieres And Finales
Discover what to watch in March 2026 with TVLine's guide to 140+ TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.
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Jason Sudeikis Stars In A Wacky Marvel Show You Probably Never Watched But Totally Should
He's not in any Spider-Man, X-Men, or Avengers projects that we know of, but Jason Sudeikis shows up in a rare Marvel foray into animated ultraviolence.
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Ted Season 2 Chaos: Seth MacFarlane & Cast Talk AI Bill Clinton, Dropping Trou, And Making Out With A Teddy Bear
Watch Seth MacFarlane and the Ted Season 2 cast talk AI Bill Clinton, Scott Grimes dropping trou, and making out with a teddy bear in a new TVLine interview.
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