TVLine Items: The 100 Adds Smallville Vet, Mitch Pileggi to Supergirl and More
Smallville and Supernatural vet Alaina Huffman is returning to The CW with a role on the seventh and final season of The 100 READ MORE
Black Monday Renewed for Season 2
Black Monday‘s stock is on the rise: Showtime has renewed the 1980s Wall Street comedy for a second season, TVLine has learned. READ MORE
Performer of the Week: Regina Hall
THE PERFORMER | Regina Hall
THE SHOW | Black Monday
THE EPISODE | “364” (Jan. 27, 2019) READ MORE
Quotes of the Week: The Good Doctor, This Is Us, Celeb Big Brother and More
Just a few hours before TV’s brightest stars are honored at the 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, we here at TVLine are handing out some accolades of our own for the week’s best small-screen dialogue. READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Showtime's Black Monday: Grade It!
Feeling a little nostalgic for the shoulder-padded days of the 1980s? Fortunately, Showtime’s Wall Street satire Black Monday has arrived to fill the perm-sized hole in your heart. READ MORE & GRADE THE PREMIERE
Black Monday Review: Showtime's Wall Street Comedy Is Worth Investing In
A new series chronicling the dire financial missteps that led to the infamous stock market crash known as “Black Monday”… sounds like another deadly serious prestige TV drama, right? Well, thank God it’s not. READ MORE
Black Monday: Don Cheadle's '80s Wall Street Satire Gets Premiere Date at Showtime — Watch First Trailer
“I’m going to put the brother in Lehman Brothers,” Don Cheadle proclaims READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
The Big Bang Theory's Melissa Rauch Joins Showtime Comedy Black Monday
The Big Bang Theory‘s series finale is still months away, but Melissa Rauch has already lined up her next TV gig: Showtime’s Wall Street comedy Black Monday. READ MORE
Black Monday: '80s Wall Street Satire Starring Don Cheadle, Andrew Rannells and Regina Hall Snags 10-Episode Showtime Series Order — First Photo
Showtime’s Wall Street-set comedy Black Monday is indexing high: The bullish cabler has handed a 10-episode order to the ’80s-set satire, which stars Don Cheadle (House of Lies), Andrew Rannells (Girls) and Regina Hall (Girls Trip). READ MORE
