Why Stephanie March Left Law & Order: SVU
After several seasons on Law & Order: SVU, Stephanie March stepped away as a series regular — here’s why.
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Savannah Guthrie Returns To NBC's Today As Search For Her Mother Continues: 'Ready Or Not, Let's Do The News'
Savannah Guthrie returned to work on NBC's Today amid her mother's disappearance, appearing alongside Craig Melvin during the April 6 broadcast.
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What To Watch Monday: St. Denis Medical And Memory Of A Killer Finales, NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, And More
On TV this Monday: St. Denis Medical scrubs out, Memory of a Killer wraps its freshman run, and the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament declares a winner.
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Connie Britton Unpacks 'Revolutionary' Rooster Role, Working With Steve Carell, And Reuniting With Spin City Boss Bill Lawrence
Thirty years after Spin City, Connie Britton tells TVLine about reuniting with Rooster co-creator Bill Lawrence, and her 'revolutionary' role in the HBO comedy.
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The X-Files' Original Concept Would Have Severely Limited The Hit Sci-Fi Show
More than a few classic X-Files episodes would have been impossible without this subtle alteration to the series' original concept.
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Marshals Episode 6 Brings Back A Familiar Face From Yellowstone To Honor Monica's Memory
Sunday's Marshals marked the anniversary of Monica's death, eliciting strong emotions from Kayce and Tate — and the return of a familiar face from Yellowstone.
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ER's Cast Was Given An Invaluable Acting Tip From M*A*S*H Star Alan Alda
The onetime Hawkeye might have helped set the tone of the famously frenetic medical drama by introducing a potentially brutal acting exercise.
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C. Thomas Howell Performed Uncredited Stunts For A Hit '80s TV Series
C. Thomas Howell’s early TV stunt work came about thanks to a surprising connection behind the scenes.
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Quotes Of The Week: 9-1-1, Elsbeth, Grey's, Doc, NCIS: Origins, And More
This week's best lines come from 9-1-1, Grey's Anatomy, The Pitt, and more.
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10 Famous Filmmakers You Likely Didn't Know Directed TV Shows
It seems many of the skills required to direct a great movie transfer over to the medium of television. Here are some auteurs who dabble in TV.
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One Of Star Trek's Greatest Villains Was Created Because Of An Unrelated Demand From The Studio
One of the Star Trek franchise's most memorable villains may not have ever existed... if not for a note from the studio.
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What To Watch Sunday: Dark Winds Wraps, NCAA Women's Basketball Championship, And More
On TV this Sunday: Dark Winds wraps Season 4, The Real Housewives of Atlanta kick up more drama, and When Hope Calls begins Season 3.
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Why Seinfeld Got Rid Of Kramer's Dog And How That Changed Michael Richards' Character
Seinfeld’s pilot featured a dog named Ralph, but behind-the-scenes decisions led to his removal and reshaped Kramer in the process.
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Shrinking Season 4 Will Have New Story, Same Cast, Show Boss Bill Lawrence Says
Shrinking's creator just threw fans a major curveball about the upcoming season. Get all the details!
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Columbo's Ill-Conceived Spinoff Starred A Future Fan-Favorite Star Trek Captain
An attempt to create a shared television universe around Columbo — without the presence or approval of Peter Falk — only lasted 13 episodes.
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What To Watch This Week: 40+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead — a handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for April 5-11.
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Jeremy Renner's Canceled Detective Series Deserved A Second Season
Jeremy Renner starred in a short-lived ABC detective series that earned positive audience reviews — so why didn’t it get a second season?
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'60s Television Shows That Could Never Be Made Today
The 1960s was an era of upheaval in the worlds of music, culture, and politics. Meanwhile in television, the '60s was mostly kind of goofy.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Jason Segel
Jason Segel masterfully balanced melancholy with fire as Jimmy faced a jumble of emotions this week on Shrinking — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
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The X-Files' Forgotten Spin-Off Series Deserved A Far Better Fate Than A Quick Cancellation
This short-lived X-Files spin-off never found a wide audience, but its co-creator still holds it in high regard.
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What To Watch Saturday: Jack Black Hosts SNL, Merrily We Roll Along On Netflix, And More
On TV this Saturday: Jack Black returns to SNL, Broadway's Merrily We Roll Along hits Netflix, and the men's March Madness tournament continues.
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Boston Blue Welcomes Blue Bloods' Len Cariou In Season 1, Episode 13 — What Brings Grandpa Reagan To Beantown?
Blue Bloods vet Len Cariou guest-stars on Boston Blue — but the true reason for Henry Reagan's visit isn’t revealed until the episode’s final moments.
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Sheriff Country's Matt Lauria Unpacks Fire Country Crossover Chaos — Plus, Grade It!
Sheriff Country's Matt Lauria is unpacking that explosive Fire Country crossover — plus, grade the episode!
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Drag Race's Top 3 Ru-Vealed! Who Will Win Season 18? And Who *Should* Win?
After Friday's episode of RuPaul's Drag Race, we now know which three queens will be competing in the finale. But who will win? (And who *should* win?)
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The Runarounds Canceled After One Season At Prime Video
The tour has officially ended for The Runarounds: Prime Video has canceled the teen rock band drama after one season.
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All 4 Seasons Of True Detective, Ranked
Time might be a flat circle, but that doesn't mean every season of True Detective is as good as the others. Here's how all four existing sections stack up.
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Save The Dates: The Chosen Season 6, Alyssa Farah Griffin Returns To The View, And More
Amazon's Biblical drama The Chosen will return this fall — find out when Season 6 will debut on Prime Video.
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