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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 February 15-21.
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A Parks And Recreation Supporting Actor Originally Auditioned For Ron Swanson
One Parks and Recreation audition could have changed the show's most iconic dynamic, and the eventual result became a key part of what made the ensemble click.
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Aaron Paul Suffered A Nasty Concussion Filming A Breaking Bad Fight Scene
Aaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman on Breaking Bad, endured injuries including a concussion while filming one of the show's most dramatic fight scenes.
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Survivor 50's Chrissy Hofbeck Reveals Biggest Lesson Learned Her First Time Out — 'This Time I'm Gonna Win'
Survivor's Chrissy Hofbeck is looking to claim the crown that was rightfully hers! Here, she talks fire-making, losing to Ben, and being ready to rock.
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Zach Braff's Scrubs Audition Got Ruined Thanks To A Delivery Mishap
It's hard to imagine anyone besides Zach Braff playing J.D. on Scrubs, but thanks to a delivery mishap, he almost missed out on the role.
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What Smallville's Creators Would Change About The Hit DC Series
Smallville reinvented the superhero drama, but series creators Alfred Gough and Miles Millar still wish they had done one thing differently.
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15 Most Underrated Fantasy Shows Of All Time
Fantasy television extends far beyond mainstream hits, with many overlooked series offering rich worlds, inventive stories, and devoted cult followings.
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The Shield Producer Says The Series Changed Its Name After LAPD Threatened To Sue FX
The Shield, a landmark TV crime drama, allegedly faced a lawsuit from the LAPD over its original title, which referenced a scandal.
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What To Watch Saturday: Blue Moon On Netflix, NBA All-Star Weekend, And More
On TV this Saturday: Richard Linklater's Blue Moon hits Netflix, the NBA hosts an all-star weekend, and curling and hockey heat up the Winter Olympics.
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Good Omens' One-Episode Final Season Sets Release Date
Aziraphale and Crowley are on their way back! Find out when Good Omens' truncated final season will get underway.
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Batman Voice Actor Kevin Conroy Wanted To Play Two Other DC Comics Characters Instead
One behind-the-scenes conversion shaped how generations would hear a legendary hero. Who else would Kevin Conroy consider voicing instead of Batman?
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Anne Hathaway And Jesse Eisenberg Made Their Debut In A Forgotten '90s TV Show
Way back in the late '90s, Fox aired a family drama that went largely unseen by viewers — who missed the screen debuts of two of today's biggest stars.
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15 Best Valentine's Day TV Episodes Of All Time
Who doesn't love a good Valentine's Day episode? Here are 15 of the greatest Valentine's Day episodes television has given us over the years.
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Stranger Things' Animated Spin-Off Can Work - If It Follows This Star Wars Blueprint
If Stranger Things: Tales from '85 wants to succeed, then following in the footsteps of Star Wars and its animated shows could get it on the right track.
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TVLine Asks: Is DWTS Snubbing The Troupe? Did Love Is Blind Cliffhanger Confuse? Favorite Love Story Needle Drop? And More!
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Love Is Blind, Dancing With the Stars, Love Story, and more!
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Elisabeth Moss To Star In Hulu Legal Drama Conviction, From House Creator David Shore
The Handmaid's Tale star has a new series lined up at Hulu. Get all the details!
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Survivor 50 Cast Reveals Who They Want To Vote Out First — Watch
The cast of Survivor 50 sets their sights on their very first targets — watch video.
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Bridgerton Part 2 Trailer: Benedict Faces The Aftermath Of His Mistress Mistake — Plus, [Spoiler] Returns!
In a trailer for Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2, Benedict is trying to win Sophie back — watch!
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An Oscar-Winning Director Nearly Made HBO's True Detective Season 1
Before Cary Joji Fukunaga was slated to helm HBO's inaugural season of "True Detective," another high-profile director nearly took the job.
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Arrested Development's Funniest Casting Choice Was A Last-Minute Decision
A defining element of Arrested Development came together at the 11th hour, proving that improvisation can sometimes be much better than planning.
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What To Watch Friday: Song Sung Blue On Peacock, Winter Olympics Day 7, And More
On TV this Friday: Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman in Song Sung Blue, Tyler Perry's Joe's College Road Trip debuts, and the Winter Olympics hits the slopes.
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Why The Pitt Puts Nurses At The Center Of Season 2, Episode 6 — Plus, Katherine LaNasa Weighs In On Dana's Doug Driscoll Decision
The Pitt's Noah Wyle talks about directing a nurse-centric hour of the medical drama, while Katherine LaNasa offers insight into Dana's Doug Driscoll decision.
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The Pitt's Noah Wyle On Robby's Selective Compassion — And Why He Can't Extend It To Langdon
In conversation with TVLine, The Pitt’s Noah Wyle contrasts Robby's compassion for Louie with his lack of grace for Langdon after Season 2, Episode 6.
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FX's Love Story Shows Us How JFK Jr. And Carolyn Bessette First Met — Grade The Premiere!
JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's Love Story got off to a swoon-worthy start in the FX premiere — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
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The Traitors Recap: Did Eric Accept Rob's Ultimatum?
Two more players have left The Traitors castle! Read our recap for all of the Episode 9 details.
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Friday Night Lights' Creator Had One Condition For The NBC Show
Before NBC could officially greenlight "Friday Night Lights," Peter Berg had one request concerning the series that he wouldn't let slide.
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Why Lucille Ball's I Love Lucy Ended Without A Traditional Final Episode
Major sitcoms these days wrap up with grand farewells to give the audience closure, but somehow, I Love Lucy concludes with Lucy pretending to be a statue.
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