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Why HBO's Deadwood Didn't Get A Fourth Season
Pain or damage don't end the world — but a studio executive can. Here's why you never got to see Season 4 of HBO's hit Western series Deadwood.
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10 Best Monster Of The Week Shows, Ranked
Whether battling supernatural creatures or solving eerie mysteries, these monster of the week shows did it best.
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After Twin Peaks, David Lynch Tried (And Failed) To Create Sitcom Magic
In the early '90s, David Lynch followed up the success of "Twin Peaks" by venturing into the world of sitcoms — and it all went horribly, horribly wrong.
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Emmys 2026: Lead Actress In A Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's Dream Emmy Nominees series continues with the Lead Actress in a Drama category — here are the seven leading ladies we'd like to see score a nod.
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The Pitt Changed One Season 2 Scene In Response To Real Life Events
Noah Wyle's emergency room drama doesn't shy away from current events, but a part of one episode could've been too much too soon.
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What To Watch In June: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable June 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 series premiering in 2026 across broadcast, cable, and streaming — updated weekly with newly announced shows and premiere dates.
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When Is Your Favorite TV Show Back? An A-To-Z List Of 200+ Scripted Series
TVLine tracks return dates for more than 200 scripted TV series in 2026 and 2027 — across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms.
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Anthony Head's Unmade Buffy The Vampire Slayer Spin-Off Would Have Been All About Giles
There have been several possible "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" spin-offs in development over the years, including one that would focus on Anthony Head as Giles.
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Burt Reynolds' One And Only Hit Sitcom Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
Wanna watch the CBS sitcom that won Burt Reynolds an Emmy and a Golden Globe? Well, tough luck — because it's been very nearly wiped from existence.
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6 Controversial TV Finales That The Show's Creators Were Unhappy With
Concluding a popular TV series in a way that makes everyone happy is very difficult. Don't believe us? Ask these showrunners.
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Anthony Head's Favorite Ted Lasso Moment Is Also One Of Rupert's Cruelest
Though playing a noble librarian made him famous, Anthony Head had the range to embody a sociopathic ex-husband on Apple TV's tentpole dramedy.
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Before Friends, Jennifer Aniston Starred In NBC's Ferris Bueller's Day Off Sitcom
In the early '90s, Jennifer Aniston starred in a Ferris Bueller TV spin-off. And if you've never heard of it, well — there's a pretty good reason for that.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Summer House Reunion Concludes, Farmer Wants A Wife Finale, And More
On TV this Tuesday: The Summer House Season 10 reunion comes to an end, Farmer Wants a Wife wraps Season 4, and the Stanley Cup Final continues.
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Euphoria Star Colman Domingo Has Played Multiple Law & Order Characters
Colman Domingo has been on "Law & Order" or its spin-offs five times, playing everything from a lawyer to a heroin addict. Here's what he said about the roles.
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She-Hulk Star Tatiana Maslany Addresses Possible Marvel Return After Disney Criticism
Tatiana Maslany isn't ready to hang up Jennifer Walters' legal briefs just yet.
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10 Best Shows Like Twin Peaks
We should clarify that nothing else on TV is like Twin Peaks, but these programs share David Lynch and Mark Frost's affinity for supernatural mystery.
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The Brady Bunch Creator Bought Out One Star's Nightclub Contract To Shoot The Pilot
Sherwood Schwartz, producer of "The Brady Bunch," was so sure that this actor was right for their role that he bought out the rest of their contract.
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Robert Downey Jr. Was Written Out Of His Own Character's Wedding On This Hit '90s Drama Series
These days, Robert Downey Jr. is in top of the world. Back in 2001, however, his firing from a classic TV show marked an all-time low for his career.
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Emmys 2026: Outstanding Drama Series — Our Dream Nominees!
TVLine's annual Dream Emmy Nominees series is back! Here are the eight shows we'd like to see get a nod in the Outstanding Drama Series category.
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5 Best '80s TV Cars, Ranked
The '80s gave us some of the coolest, most stylish, and most exciting TV cars of all time — and these iconic vehicles were the best of the best.
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15 Best TV Acting Debuts Of All Time, Ranked
On-screen acting is a tricky thing. However, these 15 performers absolutely crushed their acting debuts on television.
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Scott Bakula's Failed Show About Married Spies Was Timothy Olyphant's TV Show Debut
This 1996 action-drama show starring Scott Bakula and Maria Bello also featured Timothy Olyphant's first TV role, though it didn't last long.
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What To Watch Monday: Top Chef Winner Revealed, Ninja Warrior And Sesame Street Return, And More
On TV this Monday: Top Chef declares a Season 23 winner, American Ninja Warrior kicks off competition, and Sesame Street Volume 3 lands on Netflix.
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The Vampire Lestat Team Answers Our Burning Questions About Gabriella, Sam Reid's Dual Role, And More — Grade The Premiere!
The stars and EPs of The Vampire Lestat answer TVLine's burning questions about that game-changing premiere... and what we can expect from the season.
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Batman Star Burgess Meredith Created The Penguin's Quack For An Unexpected Reason
A more authentic penguin would make a noise closer to a squawk, but Burgress Meredith had his own ideas for Gotham's fearsome feathered fiend.
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Why Pink, A Broadway Outsider, Was Asked To Host The 2026 Tony Awards
Why is Pink hosting the 2026 Tony Awards? Funny you should ask, because she had the same question when CBS approached her with the offer.
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