It's hard to picture anyone other than Peter Falk playing Detective Columbo, but the show's creators had a completely different first choice to play the role.
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Read MorePeter Krause has starred in several notable TV shows over the course of his career, but he got his start in a legal drama that flew under the radar.
Read MoreHBO isn't just a haven for prestige dramas. The network also boasts 10 downright phenomenal shows that make for perfect weekend binges.
Read More"Bones" wasn't your normal TV procedural, as illustrated by an episode featuring a rather unusual crossover with Stewie from animated sitcom "Family Guy."
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Read MoreIf you're a fan of Erin Krakow's Hallmark series "When Calls the Heart" you should check out her show "Army Wives," which is streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
Read MoreBefore he shot to stardom as Mr. Spock, Leonard Nimoy played a handful of guest roles in the classic Western series "Wagon Train."
Read MoreSome shows just can't help trying to fix what's not broken. Nothing kills a series faster than a badly-written newcomer getting in the way of the main cast.
Read MoreThe new Amazon Prime adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie is here, and you may be wondering where you've seen the actor who plays Miss Desjardin before.
Read MoreLaw & Order's Reid Scott has also lent his voice to two of the most famous dads in the DC Universe. Here's who he plays and where you might have heard him.
Read MoreOne of modern history's greatest entertainers, Audrey Hepburn talks about making difficult decisions and focusing on her most important priorities.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Shane Gillis returns to Studio 8H, Matthew Morrison plays an evil pediatrician, and Meghan Ory discovers the Spirit of Halloween.
Read MoreVideo: Boston Blue's Donnie Wahlberg talks with TVLine about Danny's promotion, Henry Reagan's return, and the Blue Bloods legacy shaping Season 2.
Read MoreSurvivor winner Parvati Shallow will appear in Ghosts' upcoming 100th episode — plus, Netflix's Little House on the Prairie reboot has added 10 to its cast.
Read MoreWondering about how those casual eateries made their way into in the series premiere? Allow Robert King to explain.
Read MoreThe TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
Read MoreDiscover What to Watch with TVLine's printable October 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreFrom original cast members to modern stars, these women shaped Saturday Night Live in unforgettable ways. We picked the five biggest MVPs and ranked them.
Read MoreChicago Med will get a blast from Gaffney's past later this fall: Colin Donnell is returning as Dr. Connor Rhodes in Season 12. Get the details!
Read MoreMike Flanagan's take on Stephen King's novel Carrie keeps the horror but rewrites the story in major ways. Here are the five biggest changes fans will notice.
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: NCIS, Elsbeth, Survivor, and more.
Read MoreThe series' central couples have some tough conversations on the eve of battle — read our recap to see how things shake out!
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Sheriff Country, Fire Country, and Boston Blue clock back in, and Anna Pigeon goes off duty.
Read MoreDrew Barrymore shares her long road to forgiving her parents, and how it's been much harder to forgive herself.
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