EP Beth Schwartz previews Felicity and Mia’s first meeting in the series finale
Peacock’s revival just added a mini Zack Morris… but does he look like his dad?
Chris Evans, John Krasinski and Rachel Dratch revel in their Boston roots in the big game’s first big commercial — watch and see what you think!
Jesse Williams is headed to Broadway — find out what that means for Dr. Avery
The Good Doctor this week carefully peeled back the layers of Morgan’s hardened exterior (though not too much) to reveal a woman who so desperately wanted her mother’s approval. READ MORE & GRADE IT
Can Simon Cowell and Howie Mandel please be the next two judges booted from America’s Got Talent? READ MORE
After hitting the big screen, The Equalizer is headed back to TV: CBS has officially handed a pilot order to a reboot of the late-’80s crime drama, now starring Queen Latifah in the title role, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
Arrow‘s Felicity and Mia are certainly well acquainted with each other in the future, but present day Mom will meet her grown-up offspring for the first time in this Tuesday’s series finale (The CW, 9/8c). READ MORE
Zack Morris and Jessie Spano’s progeny will be among the student body at Bayside High. READ MORE
CBS’ broadcast of the 62nd Grammy Awards on Sunday night delivered 18.7 million total viewers and a 5.4 rating (per fast finals), down just 6 and 4 percent from last year READ MORE
Ray Romano is returning to his sitcom roots: The actor will guest-star on the Season 4 premiere of One Day at a Time, reuniting him with Everybody Loves Raymond executive producer (and Men of a Certain Age co-creator) Mike Royce. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
You can add Scottie Thompson to the ever-growing club of actors who have played multiple roles in the NCIS multiverse. READ MORE
File this under: Wicked pissah.
Boston-area natives John Krasinski (The Office), Chris Evans (Marvel’s Avengers films) and Rachel Dratch (Saturday Night Live) give their Beantown accents free reign in a new Hyundai commercial that will air during Sunday’s Super Bowl LIV. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Is another Grey’s Anatomy doc about to go AWOL?
With Jesse Williams set to make his Broadway debut in early April — in a revival of Richard Greenberg’s Tony-winning play Take Me Out — conventional wisdom suggests READ MORE
