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Ed Asner Played One Of Superman's Most Unique Female Villains For Over A Decade
The DC Animated Universe is loaded with memorable vocal performances, and the onetime Lou Grant contributed one of the most unlikely of the bunch.
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20 Best TV Moments Of 2026 (So Far)
For better or worse, these 20 moments from this year's television are still living in our heads, rent-free. Which 2026 TV scenes are you still thinking about?
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Jerry Van Dyke Turned Down Gilligan's Island To Star In A Bizarre TV Show
Jerry Van Dyke was offered the starring role in one of history's most beloved sitcoms, "Gilligan's Island," but instead chose a sitcom that completely flopped.
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Why Scrubs Creator Bill Lawrence Used To Be Against The Idea Of A Revival
At one point, the showrunner also known for Ted Lasso and Shrinking thought bringing back his hit sitcom from the 2000s wasn't such a hot idea.
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What To Watch This Week: 30+ 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 May 31 through June 5.
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Before Off Campus, Mika Abdalla Had A Recurring Role On The Pitt
Mika Abdalla plays Allie Hayes on Prime Video's "Off Campus." She also had a recurring role on "The Pitt," and she isn't the only actor to appear in both shows.
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All American Final Season Sneak Peek: Can Jordan Really Bury The Hatchet With Cassius? (Exclusive)
TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek at All American's final season premiere, which begs the question: Can Jordan and Cassius ever be truly cool with each other?
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15 Best TV Character Actors Of All Time, Ranked
Some of television's most unforgettable performers never became household-name superstars, yet their faces and characters remain impossible to forget.
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The Simple Reason George Lucas' Young Indiana Jones Was A TV Show Instead Of A Movie Franchise
George Lucas brought "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" to TV in 1992, starring Sean Patrick Flanery. Here's why Lucas said it wouldn't work as a movie.
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What To Watch Saturday: Craig Ferguson's American On Purpose, Haunted Harmony Threequel, And More
On TV this Saturday: Craig Ferguson's American on Purpose premieres, Tamera Mowry-Housley returns in a new mystery, and a One Tree Hill alum finds love.
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Hallmark's Christmas In July 2026: Full Schedule Of New Movies
Hallmark Channel is marking America's 250th birthday with the first of four new movies celebrating Christmas in July.
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Pluribus Had To Make A Major Change To Rhea Seehorn's Carol Early In Season 1
"Pluribus" creator Vince Gilligan and star Rhea Seehorn had to dial back this aspect of Carol Sturka's character when developing her in Season 1.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 4 Sees Beth And Rip In Full Yellowstone Mode After A Devastating Loss: 'They're A Powerhouse,' Cole Hauser Says
An explosive turn of events in Dutton Ranch Episode 4 proves that Beth and Rip are just as formidable — if not more so — as in their Yellowstone days.
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15 Major Movie Stars Who Appeared On Law And Order
Long before blockbuster fame and award recognition, several major Hollywood actors passed through the Law & Order franchise before becoming major stars.
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Every New Scripted TV Show Premiering In 2026
Track every new scripted TV series premiering in 2026 across broadcast, cable, and streaming — updated weekly with newly announced shows and premiere dates.
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What To Watch In June: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable June 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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5 Best True Crime Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
Looking for your next true crime binge? Here are this year's best true crime shows.
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TVLine Asks: Did Boston Blue Fumble Blue Bloods Cameo? Was Euphoria Death Realistic? Has Tracker's Colter Always Had A Home? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Tracker, Boston Blue, Euphoria, and more!
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Beyond The Gates Meets The Young And The Restless In Epic Daytime Crossover (Exclusive First Look)
Several of Genoa City's finest are descending upon Fairmont Crest this June, and TVLine has your exclusive first look at the Y&R crew going Beyond the Gates.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3: Rhaenyra Takes King's Landing — And Then Things Get Interesting — In Final Trailer
Dragons! Blood! Treachery! See what's ahead when #TeamBlack arrives in King's Landing in the new Season 3 trailer.
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Nathan Fillion Once Played A Marvel Superhero Who Now Has His Own Show
Nathan Fillion has played multiple characters in both the Marvel and DC comic book universes, and this superhero now has his own MCU TV series.
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What To Watch Friday: Allison Janney-Andrew Rannells HBO Movie, For All Mankind Finale And Spin-Off, And More
On TV this Friday: Allison Janney and Andrew Rannells star in Miss You, Love You, For All Mankind" wraps Season 5, and spin-off Star City premieres.
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Half Man's Final Twist Ends A Dour Drama On A Sour Note
HBO's Half Man added one final twist to its twisted story in this week's finale — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
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15 Best TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
It's never too early to talk about the year's best television. Here are our picks for the 15 best TV shows of 2026 — so far, anyway.
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Criminal Minds Premiere: EP Erica Messer Teases Luke And JJ's New Bond, Voit's Path, 'Hybrid' Feel For Season 19 — Plus, Read Recap
Now that the BAU is back, show boss Erica Messer gives us a peek at what's ahead for the team. Plus, read a premiere recap!
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The Big Bang Theory Episode That True Fans Always Rewatch
One fan-favorite Big Bang Theory episode helped shape one of the sitcom's most beloved friendships.
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Before Men In Tights, Mel Brooks Skewered Robin Hood In This Failed '70s Sitcom
Mel Brooks is known for his comedic movies, but some of his television ventures have been almost entirely forgotten, such as this sitcom about Robin Hood.
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