What To Watch Friday: Song Sung Blue On Peacock, Winter Olympics Day 7, And More
On TV this Friday: Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman in Song Sung Blue, Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip debuts, and the Winter Olympics hits the slopes.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman in Song Sung Blue, Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip debuts, and the Winter Olympics hits the slopes.
Read MoreThe Pitt's Noah Wyle talks about directing a nurse-centric hour of the medical drama, while Katherine LaNasa offers insight into Dana's Doug Driscoll decision.
Read MoreIn conversation with TVLine, The Pitt’s Noah Wyle contrasts Robby's compassion for Louie with his lack of grace for Langdon after Season 2, Episode 6.
Read MoreJFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's Love Story got off to a swoon-worthy start in the FX premiere — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
Read MoreTwo more players have left The Traitors castle! Read our recap for all of the Episode 9 details.
Read MoreBefore NBC could officially greenlight "Friday Night Lights," Peter Berg had one request concerning the series that he wouldn't let slide.
Read MoreMajor sitcoms these days wrap up with grand farewells to give the audience closure, but somehow, I Love Lucy concludes with Lucy pretending to be a statue.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars will find its newest pro dancer in a spinoff series possibly coming to ABC — get details.
Read MoreDavid Boreanaz is your new Jim Rockford. Get all the details on NBC's reboot pilot.
Read MoreIt's the beginning of the end for The Way Home: Hallmark Channel has set a premiere date for the fourth and final season.
Read MoreA short-lived network sitcom aimed to capture the post–Sex and the City magic, but creative misfires and tonal confusion quickly derailed the experiment.
Read MoreThe Pitt star Katherine LaNasa also appeared in a classic Seinfeld episode — see what she remembers now about the role.
Read MoreTo its credit, the reality TV genre has been pretty good at coming up with new concepts over the years — but maybe it's time to recycle some old ideas.
Read MoreSouth Park’s theme music hides a clever detail that many longtime fans miss, reinforcing the show’s deep connection to music and its creators.
Read MoreZach Braff and Donald Faison agree on one episode that perfectly captures Scrubs humor and heart, and the choice says a lot about their real-life bond.
Read MoreSpin City faced a turning point when Michael J. Fox had to be replaced by Charlie Sheen, setting the stage for an unexpected transition in its final seasons.
Read MoreOn TV this Thursday: Noah Wyle directs a nurse-centric hour of The Pitt, and Ryan Murphy dramatizes John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's Love Story.
Read MoreThe Masked Singer celebrated Valentine's Day early with a night of Twilight-inspired performances — and the unmasking of a country music star.
Read MoreLove Is Blind Season 10 is underway — which couples got engaged? And who already broke up?
Read MoreFor a show about modern-day superheroes, "Heroes" certainly kept this villain around far too long. Even Zachary Quinto thinks so.
Read MoreA single Seinfeld appearance ended up having an outsized impact on one future Hollywood icon’s career.
Read MoreIs it wrong if we spent a lot of our time watching this show rooting for the zombies? Let's discuss the non-undead Walking Dead characters who made us squirm.
Read MoreAlthough the novels it's based on are set mainly in China, the "3 Body Problem" TV series has taken things in a more worldwide direction.
Read MoreOf the big-name guest stars who appeared on Gilligan's Island, only one could get the best of The Professor. This famous comedian put Russell Johnson on edge.
Read MoreLong before he was a mainstay on The Boys, Laz Alonso once appeared on the Fox drama Bones. It may have been a small part, but it pushed his career forward.
Read MoreOn TV this Wednesday: Cross begins its sophomore run, Love Is Blind returns to the pods, and The Masked Singer celebrates the Twilight franchise.
Read MoreWell after establishing himself as a television legend, Danny DeVito turned down a Seinfeld role that could have made him an even bigger star.
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