What To Watch This Week: 50+ 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 15-21.
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Skip Hinnant, The Electric Company Star, Dead At 86
Skip Hinnant, an original cast member of PBS’ The Electric Company who also voiced Fritz the Cat, has died at age 86.
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High Potential Season 3: Everything We Know So Far
After more than six long months, High Potential returns to ABC for Season 3 in January 2027. Here's everything we know about the episodes to come.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Celia Imrie
Celia Imrie's sly smile and sharp wit had Budgie in full control of the courtroom on HBO's War — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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What To Watch Saturday: John Mulaney Hosts SNL, New Hallmark Movie, And More
On TV this Saturday: John Mulaney hosts SNL tonight, Tyler Hynes stars in Hallmark's The Nights Before Christmas, and Nickelodeon airs the Kids' Choice Awards.
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0ABC Wanted To Cast Don Johnson As One Of Battlestar Galactica's Main Heroes
Most fans know him for playing Sonny Crockett, but ABC actually wanted the Miami Vice star to play one of the most important characters in Battlestar Galactica.
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Where You've Seen George Russell From The Gilded Age Before
The actor who plays George Russell on The Gilded Age may look familiar from other HBO dramas or crime and espionage series that he's starred in.
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Is SNL New Tonight (November 14, 2026)? Host, Musical Guest, Episode Details
Find out everything you need to know about tonight's episode of NBC's long-running, late night sketch show.
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All 4 Seasons Of Succession, Ranked
Even at its worst, Succession was still better than most series. We've ranked every season of one of the greatest shows to ever air on HBO.
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10 Twilight Zone Episodes That Were Way Ahead Of Their Time
The Twilight Zone was one of the signature TV shows of the 1950s and '60s, but some of its most famous episodes proved to be eerily prescient.
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Prison Break Shares A Universe With This Forgotten Action Thriller Series
The forgotten A&E series "Breakout Kings" is basically "The Suicide Squad" meets "Prison Break," and it's set in the same universe as the latter.
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What To Watch This Week: 50+ 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 15-21.
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Battlestar Galactica's Creator Also Launched Another Cult-Classic '70s Sci-Fi Series
Creator of "Battlestar Galactica" Glen Larson struck cult-classic gold again when he followed up "Galactica" with another sci-fi space series.
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Skip Hinnant, The Electric Company Star, Dead At 86
Skip Hinnant, an original cast member of PBS’ The Electric Company who also voiced Fritz the Cat, has died at age 86.
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This Popular '80s Show Launched The Modern Reality TV Craze
This popular show from the 1980s was one of the first true reality TV shows, setting the stage for everything from the "Real Housewives" to "Ice Road Truckers."
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15 Best TV Villains Of The '90s, Ranked
The 1990s produced a wide variety of memorable TV shows across a plethora of genres, and many of them feature iconic villains.
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Why Bertha Russell From The Gilded Age Looks So Familiar
The actor who plays Bertha Russell on "The Gilded Age" has literally done it all, from other prestige TV shows to blockbuster movie franchises.
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This Time Travel Miniseries Based On A Stephen King Novel Was A '90s Hit
The lesser-known Stephen King miniseries "The Langoliers" was a big ratings hit for ABC when it premiered back in 1995.
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5 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Nocturne
Still caught up in Nocturne's gripping cat-and-mouse game? These five shows also explore dangerous killers and those who risk getting too close.
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5 Popular '80s Shows That Got Better After Losing A Lead Actor
Few series can survive losing a main character, but some of the biggest shows of the '80s not only successfully wrote their leads out, they actually got better.
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