Phoebe Dynevor has concerns about how COVID protocols could alter logistics
Rhimes says that more straight EPs need to carry the LGBTQ baton
Weigh in on Teri Hatcher’s wild Wheel spin, WandaVision‘s inconsistent magic, NCIS: LA‘s wise-cracking Deeks and much more of this week’s TV
Marvel Studios has made its way to the small screen, and it’s brought to you in glorious WandaVision — read our recap and weigh in on first two episodes
Like Gumby strapped to one of those Midieval torture racks, it seems there is no limit to how long RuPaul’s Drag Race is capable of stretching out the first elimination of Season 13. READ MORE
The following contains spoilers from the Jan. 15 episode of CBS‘ MacGyver.
This Friday on CBS’ MacGyver — nearly two years to the day that READ MORE & GRADE THE EPISODE
This sounds like a role that Kevin Pearson would love to play, actually: This Is Us star Justin Hartley has signed on to headline the crime thriller The Never Game READ MORE
We’ve got a lot of Servant questions. Like, was the Turners’ baby really Jericho? Why can’t Sean and Julian stop lying? And is the creepy doll actually a poltergeist from hell? Hey, on this show, anything’s possible. READ MORE
NBC’s Benson/Stabler reunion is drawing nearer — but don’t worry, Mariska Hargitay and Chris Meloni are safely distanced on the Law & Order: SVU set. READ MORE
As buzz swirls around which characters Season 2 of Bridgerton will focus on, and if producers will indeed shoot new installments in March, star Phoebe Dynevor has misgivings about how COVID safety protocols could alter logistics. READ MORE
Ethan Hawke is taking a Big Bad turn. The Academy Award-nominated actor will star opposite Oscar Isaac (Show Me a Hero) in Disney+’s forthcoming Moon Knight series, based on the Marvel comics READ MORE
NBC is hitting pause on Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist to make room for a pair of new comedies fronted by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Saturday Night Live staple Kenan Thompson. READ MORE
WandaVision is (thus far!) a whimsical deviation from Marvel’s big-screen spectacles. In its first two episodes, now streaming on Disney+, the series perfectly emulates ‘50s and ‘60s sitcoms like I Love Lucy and Bewitched. READ MORE
GLAAD’s latest “Where We Are on TV” report listed Shonda Rhimes as one of just four executive producers who account for 17 percent of all LGBTQ TV characters — and she is “not OK” with that. READ MORE
