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Why Gotham Was Forbidden From Fully Transforming Jerome Into The Joker
You would think a show about Batman would be able to say the name of Batman's most famous enemy, but this was not the case in Fox's Gotham.
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Your Friends & Neighbors Finale Recap: Ashe's To Ashes — Plus, Grade Season 2!
Yep, Coop had another dead body to deal with in the Season 2 finale of Your Friends & Neighbors — read our recap, and grade it in our poll.
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10 Forgotten '80s Sitcoms That Are Still Worth Watching Today
The '80s was a grand time for the sitcom genre. However, the decade boasts some hidden gems, like these 10 often forgotten shows.
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An Oscar-Winning Crime Thriller Is Based On An Overlooked British Series
"Traffik," a British crime series for Channel 4 in the late 1980s, remains mostly unknown despite Steven Soderbergh's Oscar-winning adaptation of it from 2000.
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TVLine Asks: Which Not Suitable For Work 'Ship Is Best? Did Criminal Minds Escape Confuse? Was Pop Culture Jeopardy! Semi Too Hard? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Not Suitable For Work, Pop Culture Jeopardy!, Criminal Minds: Evolution, and much more.
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Dutton Ranch Episode 5 Puts Beth And Rip In Bed With Beulah: 'I Don't Think It's Going To Last Long,' Says One Star
Beth and Rip make a tenuous alliance with Beulah in Episode 5 of Dutton Ranch, but one cast member doesn't expect it to last very long. Is a war brewing?
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Veteran Actor James Handy Appeared In One Of The X-Files' Most Underrated Episodes
James Handy was best known for TV series like "NYPD Blue" and "Alias," but he also appeared in this horrifying 1995 episode of "The X-Files."
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What To Watch Friday: JLo & Brett Goldstein's Office Romance, Lorne Michaels Documentary, Pop Culture Jeopardy! Finale, And More
On TV this Friday: Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein start an Office Romance on Netflix, and the definitive Lorne Michaels documentary streams on Peacock.
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This Western Series With Two Star Trek Stars Was An Underappreciated Cable TV Hit
Outside of the Star Trek universe, these two sci-fi stars shared the screen as bitter rivals in the Old West.
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New Starz Spin-Off Power: Legacy Greenlit At Starz, Will Follow Tariq And Tommy In New York
The boys are back! Get the scoop on Starz's Tariq-and-Tommy reunion in a new Power series.
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10 Western TV Shows Without A Single Bad Season
Like all genres, it's tough for a TV Western to stay consistent for multiple seasons. Here are 10 that did just that, and then some.
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Lucy Lawless' Xena Debut Was Never Meant To Launch Her Own Hit Series
In hindsight, the production behind Xena: Warrior Princess almost sounds like one giant fluke, especially when it comes to the iconic casting of Lucy Lawless.
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The Pitt's Supriya Ganesh Opens Up About Exit As Dr. Samira Mohan Ahead Of Season 3: 'I'm Going To Treasure All The Memories'
Supriya Ganesh is speaking out about their departure from The Pitt, opening up about leaving behind Dr. Samira Mohan ahead of Season 3.
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What To Watch Thursday: Stanley Cup Final Game 2, Pop Culture Jeopardy! Finals Begin, And More
On TV this Thursday: The Stanley Cup Final continues, Welcome to Wrexham faces a loss, and Pop Culture Jeopardy! enters the final round of competition.
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Who Is Lenny Hancock? Marshals Season 1 Finale Dedication Explained
CBS' Marshals wrapped its freshman season with a special tribute to a beloved member of the show's team we lost this past year.
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Outlander's 5 Most Tragic Deaths, Ranked
Which Outlander character's demise was the most upsetting? Read our ranking, then weigh in!
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15 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Shrinking
If Shrinking's blend of comedy, grief, therapy, and personal growth resonates with you, these shows are worth watching next.
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2026 Renewal/Cancellation Scorecard: Every Broadcast TV Show's Fate Revealed
Is your favorite TV show coming back? TVLine's 2026 Renewal/Cancellation Scorecard reveals which broadcast series earned another season — and which got the axe.
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This Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Fan-Favorite Villain Wasn't Evil, Claims The Character's Actor
One Deep Space Nine actor says his villain's friendliness was always part of the danger.
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What To Watch Wednesday: NBA Finals Tip Off, Legend Of Vox Machina Returns, And More
On TV this Wednesday: The NBA Finals get underway, The Legend of Vox Machina is back for Season 4, and Netflix examines Michael Jackson's complicated legacy.
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Before Off Campus, Belmont Cameli Starred In A Failed Reboot Of A Classic '90s Sitcom
Belmont Cameli stars in "Off Campus" as hockey player Garrett Graham, but it isn't the first time he's played a student athlete on a TV series.
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America's Got Talent Finds Its Worst Audition Of All Time In Season 21 Premiere — Watch And Weigh In
A contestant on the America's Got Talent Season 21 premiere set a new record... for the most "X"s received from a single audition. Did you see his vision?
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WKRP In Cincinnati's Most Iconic Episode Was Partly Inspired By A Famous Aviation Disaster
We've all heard the phrase, "Oh, the humanity!" — but did you know WKRP In Cincinnati's iconic "Turkeys Away" episode was modeled after a real-life disaster?
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The Hunting Party Canceled After 2 Seasons At NBC
The fate of the Melissa Roxburgh-led NBC serial killer drama The Hunting Party has been revealed.
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One Of Lost's Best Episode Endings Was 'Stolen' From A Major Horror Movie Franchise
According to showrunner Damon Lindelof, the final scene in the Lost Season 3 finale, "Through the Looking Glass," was borrowed from a 2005 horror film.
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10 Best Shows Set In The Future, Ranked
Whether humanity thrives, survives, or completely loses the plot, these shows make the future worth watching.
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A Discovery Channel Show Led To The Creation Of One Of TV's Biggest Crime Franchises
In the late 1990s, a TV writer caught a program that told the story of a murdered NFL cheerleader, and a television institution was born.
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