Angela Lansbury is best remembered for the role of amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher, but the creators of "Murder, She Wrote" initially had someone else in mind.
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Read MoreThis 2010 superhero series was like a mix of Heroes, The Incredibles, and The Fantastic Four. But after a strong start, it was canceled after one season.
Read MoreTony DiNozzo is back on NCIS, but he's not just here to say hi to old friends — get a sneak peek at Michael Weatherly's return in the Season 24 trailer.
Read MoreLooking for shows like Chesapeake Shores? These series deliver the romance, family drama, and small-town charm that made the Hallmark hit so addictive.
Read MoreJohn Wayne rarely appeared in TV shows, but in 1960, an old friend convinced him to turn up in a beloved — and highly influential — Western series.
Read MoreDiscover What to Watch with TVLine's printable September 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
Read MoreStill one of the most recognizable names in television comedy, this bonkers series started a whole trend of primetime comedies with fantastical elements.
Read MoreThe TVLine Scorecard tracks the renew/cancel status of more than 250 scripted broadcast, cable, and streaming series — and offers the latest return date intel.
Read MoreFrom gothic mansions to secret magic schools, we ranked the five best TV shows that perfectly capture the moody, literary dark academia aesthetic.
Read MoreHarry Crane was hardly the moral heart of Mad Men's first season, but he wasn't a total sleazeball, either. So, what does Rich Sommer think about his decline?
Read MoreThe Emmy race for Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie features both industry veterans and fresh faces — but which star should win? Vote in our poll!
Read MoreWhen you think of comic book TV shows, you probably imagine superheroes — but plenty of more obscure comics have been adapted for television over the years.
Read MoreTim Curry may have been best known for some of the big movies of his career, but he also worked on a sprawling list of TV shows. Here are the most memorable.
Read MoreFrom 30 Rock to The Simpsons, here's every time Tom Hanks played himself on a TV show, spanning sitcoms, guest spots, and animated cameos.
Read MoreNBC has renewed American Ninja Warrior for Seasons 19 and 20, with Mt. Midoriyama returning and a special Summer of Champions planned for 2028.
Read MoreBaz Lurhmann directed this early '90s surprise hit that became a cultural sensation in Australia and is still inspiring reality television worldwide.
Read MoreThe medical drama ER ran on NBC for 15 seasons from 1994 to 2009, and it covered many topics that had never been depicted so authentically on screen before.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: The Varnell Hill Show premieres, Kenan Thompson guest-judges America's Got Talent, and Savannah Guthrie plays Password.
Read MoreElisabeth Moss shares her perspective on what makes great art.
Read MoreThe Klingons in Star Trek have an iconic look, which makes Worf's change between Seasons 1 and 2 of TNG so obvious. Here's what really happened to his forehead.
Read MoreDancing With the Stars has officially found its next pro! Will Selena Hamilton, AJ Pritchard, or Adele Zaikman be joining the Season 35 cast?
Read MoreBefore The Sopranos, James Gandolfini made his TV debut in a forgotten '90s anthology series packed with stars like Carrie Fisher and Martin Sheen.
Read MoreMonday marked the end of an era in daytime TV with the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. Here's how she (and her kids) said goodbye after seven years.
Read More"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" star Andre Braugher won an Emmy award for a critically acclaimed FX miniseries that inexplicably failed to find an audience.
Read MoreThe Dexter franchise is all about the kills and thrills. Here is how every main character in the original series meets their end.
Read MoreThere is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man, where Rod Serling wasn't the narrator in The Twilight Zone. Thankfully, we live in this dimension.
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