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'70s Sitcom Catchphrases That Ruled Pop Culture
The 1970s may have perfected the TV catchphrase — these five iconic lines from shows like Good Times were completely impossible to escape at the time.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, And LL COOL J Return To The NCIS Franchise
On TV this Tuesday: Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, and LL COOL J return to the NCIS franchise, and Reasonable Doubt is back for Season 4.
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Quote Of The Day By Noomi Rapace: 'It's About Doing The Best With What You Have. Perfection Does Not Exist, So Embrace The Cracks, Embrace...'
Noomi Rapace shares her philosophy about perfection, being authentic, and trying your best.
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The Voice Gives Brandon Diaz A Second Chance In Season 30, Adam Levine Admits: 'I Made A Mistake'
After auditioning back in Season 4, Brandon Diaz returned to The Voice on Monday for a shot at redemption — and he brought his wife, a Voice semifinalist.
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CIA Season 2 Premiere Recap: A Shocking Family Secret Comes To Light
Colin and Bill are back in action in the premiere of CIA — but what big mystery will the guys be attempting to solve this season? Read our recap for details.
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Why Chesapeake Shores Star Jesse Metcalfe Left The Hallmark Series
Jesse Metcalfe's exit from Chesapeake Shores left fans heartbroken, but the Hallmark star had several personal reasons for walking away from the show.
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Only One Actor Appeared In Every M*A*S*H Sitcom - And The Original Movie
The only actor to reprise his role from the original 1970 for M*A*S*H held onto their character longer than anyone else and kept coming back for sitcoms.
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One Of The Twilight Zone's Greatest Episodes Starred A Future Batman Villain
The 1959 Twilight Zone episode Time Enough at Last is remembered as one of the series' best. It starred this character actor who went on to antagonize Batman.
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The Big Bang Theory Creator Admitted What The Show Got Wrong About Penny At First
Going back to the beginning of The Big Bang Theory, it's hard not to notice how different Penny is. Fortunately, it didn't take Chuck Lorre long to fix her.
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All 5 Damon Lindelof TV Shows, Ranked (Including Lanterns)
Damon Lindelof gave us Lost, Watchmen, and more, but which of his TV shows is the best? We ranked all five, including the new HBO series Lanterns.
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William Shatner Planned To Wrestle A Real Bengal Tiger For Star Trek — Then Backed Out
When the script for the Star Trek episode Shore Leave featured a tiger, William Shatner thought he could really wrestle with it — until he saw the tiger.
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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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Tulsa King Renewed For Season 5 At Paramount+, Scarlet Rose Stallone And An ER Alum Among New Series Regulars
Get the scoop on Dwight & Co. in Season 5 — including a major move.
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What To Watch Monday: FBI, CIA, And Law & Order: Toronto Return, Private Eyes Spin-Off, And More
On TV this Monday: FBI, CIA, and Law & Order Toronto report for duty, and Private Eyes heads West.
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Happy's Place Season 3 Trailer: Reba McEntire And James Denton Reunite, 20 Years After Reba
Watch the Happy's Place Season 3 trailer, featuring Reba McEntire and James Denton's onscreen reunion 20 years after Reba.
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Law & Order's First Crossover Featured One Of The Show's Most Memorable Guest Stars
Detective Munch's road to becoming one of the most enduring characters on Law & Order: SVU started on a totally different cop drama in the '90s.
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10 Best Action Shows Streaming On Netflix Right Now
Action fans looking for a new show to binge have plenty of options to choose from on Netflix, and these are the best ones that are currently streaming.
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Quote Of The Day By Tilda Swinton: 'People Just Forget To Remember That They Have Agency, And That What We Really Need As A Culture Is People's...'
The Oscar winner shares a message about finding truth via seeing the world from viewpoints other than our own.
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15 Years Ago Today: FX Changed Horror Television With An Ambitious Anthology Series
Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's game-changing horror anthology series "American Horror Story" celebrates its 15th birthday today.
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Did Tracker Quietly Set Up New Season-Spanning Mystery In Los Angeles-Set Premiere?
Did the Tracker Season 4 premiere quietly set up a new season-long mystery? We break down Colter’s 'ongoing' case and what showrunner Elwood Reid told TVLine.
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Marshals Boss Defends 'Tragic Outcome' Of Season 2 Premiere: 'We Went Back And Forth About It A Lot'
Marshals returned to CBS on Sunday, but not everyone made it out of the Season 2 premiere alive. Showrunner Spencer Hudnut breaks it all down for TVLine.
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Lanterns Finale Solves The Mystery Of Hal's Death And Reveals Another [Spoiler] — Read Recap, And Grade The Episode!
The HBO series makes some major revelations in its season-ending installment. Read our recap, and weigh in!
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Leonard Nimoy Starred In A Forgotten TV Adaptation Of A Famous Dystopian Sci-Fi Novel
Leonary Nimoy's status within the sci-fi genre extended beyond Star Trek. He also played the villain in a film version of Aldous Huxley's most influential book.
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Before Happy's Place, Melissa Peterman Starred In A Long-Running ABC Family Sitcom
Melissa Peterman had another long-running sitcom role before Happy's Place, and she's made it clear she'd be open to returning to it someday.
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Burt Reynolds Starred In One Of The Twilight Zone's Worst Episodes
Burt Reynolds was a TV legend in his time, but not even his performance could save The Twilight Zone from itself in one of Season 4's low points.
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5 Best '70s Sitcom Opening Credits Sequences, Ranked
Iconic TV intros are a lost art these days. The best sitcoms of the '70s were able to pair catchy music with memorable visuals that kept fans coming back.
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Boston Blue's Marcus Scribner Played A Fan-Favorite Character On Netflix's She-Ra Reboot
Before making his mark on the procedural "Boston Blue," actor Marcus Scribner voiced a key character on one of Netflix's most beloved animated series.
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