On TV this Sunday: American Dad! returns to Fox, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms wraps Season 1, and Kaley Cuoco's Vanished ends.
Read MoreDoug Ellin, the creator of the hit HBO series Entourage, initially thought the show's premise was a truly terrible idea when approached to work on it.
Read MoreMichael Keaton was originally slated to appear on Lost, but a major story change that affected his character made him turn down the role.
Read MoreTelevision loves taking on Stephen King stories. Sadly, this one incredible HBO adaptation never managed to go beyond Season 1.
Read MoreShe's been on Law & Order: SVU for 27 seasons. Yet people are still mispronouncing Mariska Hargitay's name. Find out her very funny solution to this issue.
Read MoreJaleel White was less than pleased at having to play Urkel's cousin Myrtle on Family Matters. He got past his concerns with the help of superstar Wesley Snipes.
Read MoreLong before he became a household name due to his illustrious film career, Clint Eastwood was a television gunslinger on CBS' Rawhide.
Read MoreTVLine offers a look at the week ahead: a handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for February 22-28.
Read MoreThe show we all know and love as Grey's Anatomy was almost called something quite different, and the alternate title pitches were pretty bad.
Read MoreThe cast of Survivor 50 picks their favorite players who they think should've been selected to play again — watch interviews.
Read MoreThe Nanny was a smash for both Fran Drescher and CBS, but her follow-up, Happily Divorced was not as big a success for TV Land and only lasted two seasons.
Read MoreDeleted scenes often reveal what a story almost became. These moments offer insight into creative choices that shaped some of television’s biggest series.
Read MoreAs Leonard, Johnny Galecki helped anchor The Big Bang Theory for 12 seasons, but one of the show's recurring actors also tried out for the iconic role.
Read MoreOn TV this Saturday: Shoresy returns, Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey sit down for a CNN town hall, and Sarah Drew headlines The Stars Between Us.
Read MoreBefore social media rose up to feed us the latest in-jokes, a staple of late-'90s television made history by featuring one of the internet's first memes.
Read MoreChicago Fire, Med and PD, Critics Choice Awards, Death and Other Details, Emmys, Law and Order, SVU and Organized Crime, Woman in the Wall and more.
Read MoreNot every actor gets to play villains in both Marvel and DC. But one performer was both the original Thanos and a major Green Lantern antagonist.
Read MoreFriends built its legacy on more than scripts alone. Off-the-cuff reactions and actor instincts played a bigger role than many viewers realize.
Read MoreDenzel Washington made his name as a breakout star on St. Elsewhere, but he always had his eye on feature films. So why did he join the acclaimed TV show?
Read MoreWe tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Shrinking, Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model, Will Trent, and much more!
Read MoreA Season 24 contestant tackles one of Carrie Underwood's most iconic performances as American Idol heads to Nashville for a very different Hollywood Week.
Read MoreStar Trek: Deep Space Nine, like Star Trek: The Original Series, took immense inspiration from an all-time classic Western television show.
Read MoreAccording to Mike Flanagan, given the current streaming landscape, Midnight Mass simply couldn't be made in 2026.
Read MoreOn TV this Friday: The Last Thing He Told Me is back for Season 2, The Nowhere Man wraps Season 1, and RuPaul's Drag Race plays the Snatch Game.
Read MoreThe Pitt creator R. Scott Gemmill unpacks Season 2, Episode 7, including big moments for Robby and Langdon, Dana, Al-Hashimi, Santos, and Abbot and Samira.
Read MoreBefore Disney+, Marvel and Netflix produced some of the best superhero programs on television. From Daredevil to The Defenders, here they are ranked.
Read MoreSherri and The Kelly Clarkson Show may be saying goodbye, but The Jennifer Hudson Show is here to stay, scoring a Season 5 renewal.
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