What To Watch Sunday: New Cupertino, Love Is Blind Reunion, And More
On TV this Sunday: Cupertino airs a new episode tonight, Nick and Vanessa Lachey host the Love Is Blind reunion, and The Institute returns for Season 2.
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What To Watch This Week: 40+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at what to watch in the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and show finales to help you plan your viewing for November 8-14.
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Heated Rivalry Season 3 And A Movie In The Works (Report)
Buzzy hockey romance series Heated Rivalry has received an early renewal — and a movie is on the way, too! Get details.
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All 4 TV Shows In The 9-1-1-Universe, Ranked
Over the past decade, 9-1-1 has grown into a massive franchise, including Fox's 9-1-1: Lone Star, ABC's 9-1-1: Nashville, and even ABC's Doctor Odyssey.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Paul Bettany
Paul Bettany wowed us with a quartet of performances this week on VisionQuest — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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0Mary Tyler Moore Starred In Two Hit Sitcoms With An All Star Cast
Mary Tyler Moore will always be remembered as an icon of television, and she was surrounded by other titans as well. Her sitcoms frequently had A-list casts.
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15 Best Family Sitcoms Of All Time, Ranked
Some of television's funniest families have spent decades making audiences laugh. These classic sitcoms show how much comedy can come from life under one roof.
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Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson's Two Twilight Zone Episodes Used The Same Sci-Fi Gimmick
The two Twilight Zone episodes Russell Johnson appeared in aired about nine months apart, but both leaned on the very same sci-fi concept. Guess which.
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5 Criminal Minds Episodes That Can Turn Anyone Into A Fan
Criminal Minds has more than 350 episodes in total, but these five will turn any viewer into a fan thanks to their gripping storytelling and great acting.
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NCIS Star Brian Dietzen's Acting Debut Was On A Hit Show That's Impossible To Stream Today
Brian Dietzen had a one-off role on a popular primetime drama that can't be streamed anywhere online, despite it winning an Emmy and a Peabody Award.
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Why Lioness Was 'One Of The Most Intimidating' Jobs Actor Michael Kelly Ever Took On
With four Emmy nominations, Michael Kelly is no stranger to big roles, but even he was intimidated by "Lioness" at first. Can you really blame him, though?
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10 Forgotten Sci-Fi TV Shows That Deserve More Fans
Sci-fi is one of the most popular genres in entertainment, but there are still plenty of great shows that flew under the radar and never earned a big following.
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Why Dolly Weaver From Marshals Looks So Familiar
If you've watched "Marshals" and found yourself wondering where else you've seen the actress behind Dolly Weaver, you've probably seen her in these works.
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Bill Paxton And Brendan Fraser Starred In A Forgotten Western Series With An All-Star Cast
Bill Paxton and Brendan Fraser were just two names in the sprawling cast of this ambitious Western miniseries. So why didn't the acclaim follow?
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5 Best PBS Kids' Shows Of The '70s, Ranked
The '70s were a uniquely revolutionary time for educational children's television. Here are five of PBS' standout offerings from the era.
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15 Best Main Character Deaths In TV History, Ranked
These days, not even protagonists are safe on TV shows, and these main characters had the most memorable deaths on the small screen.
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Fred Astaire's Final On-Screen Dance Number Was On Battlestar Galactica
Fred Astaire was a famed movie song-and-dance man for decades, but his last on-screen dance number came in a science-fiction show on the small screen.
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Why The Smallville Finale Didn't Show Tom Welling In The Full Superman Suit
The Smallville finale gave Clark Kent a Superman moment without showing Tom Welling in the full costume. The decision goes back further than you might think.
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Murder, She Wrote's 5 Best Celebrity Guest Stars
Before they became big Hollywood names in their own right, these stars appeared - sometimes more than once - on the CBS crime drama "Murder, She Wrote."
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After Gilligan's Island, Tina Louise Starred In One Of TV's Most Iconic Westerns
While famous for her role as Ginger, Tina Louise did not want to be typecast as an attractive airhead. This Western gave her a chance to show her range.
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