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5 Weirdest Sitcoms Of All Time, Ranked
As a genre, sitcoms are known for providing simple, mundane stories that take place in relatable, everyday settings. But every rule needs exceptions.
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CBS Sets Fall Premiere Dates For Boston Blue, Marshals, NCIS, Tracker, And More
CBS on Monday formally unveiled its fall premiere dates, becoming the third broadcast network (after NBC and Fox) to do so — get the full schedule.
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Why Neagley From Reacher Looks So Familiar
Frances Neagley, a close ally of Jack Reacher who is getting her own spin-off series, is played by Maria Sten. Here's where you may have seen her before.
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The TVLine Scorecard: Which Shows Are Returning — And When? And Which Are Canceled?
The TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
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Every New Scripted TV Show Premiering In 2026
Track every new scripted TV show premiering in 2026 with TVLine's continuously updated, chronological roundup of broadcast, cable, and streaming debuts.
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Reacher Season 4: Everything We Know So Far
Season 4 of Reacher is on the horizon, with star Alan Ritchson promising it will be "high octane" and "crazy." Here's what we know to expect.
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Bones' Gory Cold Opens Were Created To Help Stars Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz
Cold opens were a staple of Bones' style, but they served a key purpose for the main stars. Here's why Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz needed the cold opens.
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The CSI Franchise Promoted CSI: Cyber's Arrival By Breaking A Unique World Record
CSI: Cyber, starring Patricia Arquette, was the third spin-off in the CSI franchise, and it kicked off with a Guinness World Record in 2015.
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15 Most Underrated Episodes Of The Office, Ranked
We’ve ranked the most underrated episodes of The Office, and they're all just as hilarious and cringe as the best of the best the series has to offer.
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Why Fire Country Killed Off Cara - And How Sabina Gadecki Felt About It
Fans were left blindsided when Cara was killed off on Fire Country. Showrunner Tia Napolitano explained why the writers made this difficult decision.
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Star Trek's Gates McFadden Wishes She Could've Approached One TNG Episode Differently
Gates McFadden, who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, said of this episode, "They didn't have enough scenes to really explore."
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What To Watch Monday: Emmy Rossum In Furious, Harry Wild And Inspector Ellis Wrap, And More
On TV this Monday: Emmy Rossum headlines Hulu's Furious, secrets come to light on All American, and Harry Wild and Inspector Ellis wrap for the season.
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Quote Of The Day By Conan O'Brien: 'Nobody In Life Gets Exactly What They Thought They Were Going To Get. But...'
Getting pushed out of The Tonight Show in 2010 could have embittered Conan O'Brien. Instead, it inspired one of his most enduring pieces of advice.
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The Walking Dead: Dead City Premiere Recap: Do Maggie And Negan Make Better Friends Than Enemies? (Grade It!)
Are sworn enemies Maggie and Negan really becoming friends on The Walking Dead: Dead City? Get the scoop in our Season 3 premiere recap.
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House Of The Dragon's Benjamin Evan Ainsworth: Shooting That Foul Episode 6 Scene 'Was The Most Game Of Thrones Day I've Ever Had'
Once you've watched this week's episode, hear the actor go deep on the hour's grossest scene. (But maybe make sure you're not eating when you do.)
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House Of The Dragon Kills [Spoiler] In Stomach-Turning Episode 6 — Read Recap
Yet another major character is down! Find out who, and how, in this week's recap!
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How The Archer Series Finale Finally Addressed One Of The Show's Biggest Mysteries
This enigmatic element of Sterling Archer's backstory gets as close to resolution as it's probably ever going to in the show's concluding chapter.
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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 July 26-August 1.
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George Clooney Helped Launch A Hit ABC Sitcom Years Before ER Made Him A Megastar
George Clooney started out by making a string of guest appearances on popular '80s TV shows, and he played a recurring character on this major ABC sitcom.
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10 Forgotten Fantasy Shows That Deserve More Fans
Some fantasy shows vanish faster than a magician's assistant. These forgotten gems deserve to reappear on your watchlist.
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Why Chicago Fire's Title Sometimes Causes Confusion In The Windy City
The procedural series Chicago Fire sometimes gets mixed up with another representative of the city. Here's what star Taylor Kinney had to say about it.
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Save The Dates: Apple's Neuromancer TV Series, Fox Animation Holiday Specials, And More
Apple TV's series adaptation of cyberpunk novel Neuromancer will hit your screen in 2027 — get exact release date and watch a teaser trailer.
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Why Scott Bakula's Jonathan Archer Was So Different From Every Other Star Trek Captain
Star Trek producer Rick Berman explained why Enterprise captain Jonathan Archer was approached differently than all the previous Star Trek captains.
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10 Best Shows Like Every Year After
If you've seen all the Every Year After Prime Video has available, these programs also have oodles of romance and scenic shooting locations.
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CBS Wanted To Force Gilligan's Island To Introduce A Mister Ed-Inspired Character
A talking horse from another '60s sitcom nearly changed Gilligan's Island forever when CBS decided the show needed a new character to round out the cast.
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Before Married With Children, Christina Applegate Starred In This Forgotten Crime Drama
Married... with Children turned Christina Applegate into a household name, but before she was a Bundy, she was starring in a short-lived crime drama on ABC.
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Bones Was Based On A Series Of Popular Novels And A Real Forensic Scientist
Bones ran for 12 seasons on Fox, but the show wouldn't exist without a series of bestselling books that shared a very real connection to Dr. Temperance Brennan.
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