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Cast will record scenes from inside homes, for May episode about pandemic
After 20 years, the sitcom cast gets back together to revisit an episode
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Manifest brought Season 2 in for a landing on Monday night, and judging by the very final scene alone READ MORE & GRADE THE FINALE
As The Voice dropped the curtain on Season 18’s Battle Monday nights, the fates of a whopping 16 singers were decided. Which contestants inspired READ MORE & VOTE FOR YOUR FAVE
When a character’s popularity is this intense, give ‘im a series — it just makes sense! READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
This prolonged period of self-isolation has afforded TV addicts the opportunity to revisit some of their favorite shows — or at least those that happen to be available. Because while free and paid services offer a vast array of past and present programming, countless classic series are nowhere to be found in the streaming era. READ MORE
Fox is booking a return trip to Duncanville. The animated comedy, co-created by and starring Amy Poehler, has been picked up for Season 2, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
Archer is the latest show to shift its premiere as a result of the global coronavirus crisis: READ MORE
CBS’ freshman drama All Rise is returning to production — virtually — for a timely episode that “reflects the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing, and its impact on the criminal justice system.” READ MORE
Three broadcast networks are setting aside their rivalries for a good cause: ABC, CBS and NBC are all set to air One World: Together at Home, a fundraiser that will celebrate those fighting to end the coronavirus pandemic. READ MORE
Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson just made another power move READ MORE
Here’s some news worth plotzing over: More than two decades after The Nanny ended its run on CBS, the cast has reunited for the greatest production since Yetta’s Letters. (Eat that, Andrew Lloyd Webber). READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
