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Every New Scripted TV Show Still To Premiere In 2026
Track every new scripted TV series premiering in 2026 across broadcast, cable, and streaming — updated weekly with newly announced shows and premiere dates.
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10 Cartoon Episodes That Are Guaranteed To Make You Cry
Just because a series is animated doesn't mean it can't pack a punch. These heartbreaking cartoon episodes will leave you in tears by the time the credits roll.
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NBC Sets Fall Premiere Dates For #OneChicago, Law & Order: SVU, The Voice, And More
NBC has unveiled premiere dates for the Fall 2026 TV season. Find out when #OneChicago, Law & Order: SVU, The Voice and more favorites return with new episodes.
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Save The Dates: Walter Boys Season 3, Rick And Morty Spin-Off, And More
Jackie Howard's life with the Walter Boys will resume this summer. Plus, Adult Swim has set a date for Rick and Morty spin-off, President Curtis — get details.
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Why Shelley Long Quit Cheers So Early In The Hit Sitcom's Run
Fans and fellow Cheers cast members were floored when Shelley Long (who played Diane) left the show, so why did she walk away just over halfway through?
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What To Watch Wednesday: Bennet Sister And Vox Machina Finales, Avatar 3 And Sheep Detectives Start Streaming, And More
On TV this Wednesday: The Other Bennet Sister and Legend of Vox Machina wrap their seasons, while Avatar: Fire And Ash and The Sheep Detectives begin streaming.
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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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Leanne Season 2 Sets August Release Date On Netflix, Adds Mom And Mike & Molly Alums
Chuck Lorre is bringing in a pair of former collaborators for Leanne Season 2, including Jaime Pressly, who will reunite with her Mom co-star, Kristen Johnston.
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Why Heather Locklear Kept Her 'Special Guest Star' Credit After Becoming A Melrose Place Regular
Heather Locklear was one of the biggest stars on "Melrose Place," but she was infamously never billed as a main character in the credits. Here's why.
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The Vampire Diaries Stars Ian Somerhalder And Paul Wesley Fought Over One Finale Decision
Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley had conflicting views over how their character arcs should conclude in the series finale of The Vampire Diaries.
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How Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Creators Got Around Gene Roddenberry's Primary Trek Rule
Deep Space Nine needed conflict — but Gene Roddenberry had rules. The show's creators found an ingenious solution.
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One Of Aaron Spelling's Biggest Hit Shows Began As A Joke To An ABC Exec
Producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg accidently pitched Fantasy Island's concept to ABC executives, nit they each have a different memory of the event.
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15 Best Cold Opens In TV Show History, Ranked
Love television history? We identified which 15 shows have the very best cold opens of all time, from sitcoms like The Office to dramas like Better Call Saul.
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Why Chicago P.D. Decided To Kill Off Sheldon Jin After Just One Season
Chicago P.D. showrunner Matt Olmstead says that killing off Sheldon Jin (Archie Kao) so early on in the series was purely a creative decision.
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Emily Deschanel And David Boreanaz Had Very Different Approaches To Their Bones Dialogue
Emily Deschanel shares how her Bones character Dr. Temperance Brennan required her to bring a specific approach to her lines compared to co-star David Boreanaz.
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James Burrows Started His Prolific Directing Career With This Iconic Sitcom
Before Cheers and hundreds of sitcom episodes, James Burrows got his first directing break on a beloved television classic.
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Big Bang Theory Spin-Off Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Reveals Even More Multiverse Cameos In Full Trailer — Watch
It all started with a Big Bang. Now it's expanding into a full-blown multiverse. Watch the full-length trailer for HBO Max's Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
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Fox Gave House's Creator One Note About Hugh Laurie's Character
When creator David Shore and executive producer Katie Jacobs were developing House, Fox was concerned with the title character's Vicodin addiction.
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Harry Hamlin Ad-Libbed One Of His L.A. Law Character's Longest-Lived Attributes
Harry Hamlin played Michael Kuzak on "L.A. Law," where he personally improvised a key detail that would go on to define his character for five seasons.
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South Park's 15 Best Episodes, Ranked
Respect our authority! These 15 South Park episodes showcase the series at its funniest, sharpest, and most outrageously absurd.
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How M*A*S*H Incorporated A Real-Life Disaster Into Its Already Ambitious Series Finale
One of the most important details in the final episode of "M*A*S*H*" only exists because of an actual disaster the writers decided to use in the series finale.
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10 Dr. Carter Episodes Of ER That Every Fan Of The Pitt Has To Watch
Love Noah Wyle on The Pitt? These 10 essential Dr. Carter episodes from ER chart the character's journey from idealistic med student to accomplished physician.
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A John Wayne Movie Inspired A Major Moment In Breaking Bad's Finale
Everyone thought Walter White was going to kill Jesse Pinkman in the Breaking Bad finale. Creator Vince Gilligan reveals why he subverted our expectations.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Not Suitable For Work Finale, NBA Draft, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Not Suitable for Work clocks out, Love It or List It returns, and the NBA Draft begins.
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Foundation: How Apple TV's Isaac Asimov Series Changed The Sci-Fi Book's Main Villain
Foundation's creator, David S. Goyer, wanted sci-fi audiences to understand the full scope of The Mule's threat to the universe from the moment they met him.
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Why Beulah Jackson From Dutton Ranch Looks So Familiar
Beulah Jackson is one of best characters on Dutton Ranch. Yellowstone fans may be wondering just where they've seen that face before.
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Patrick Warburton's Short-Lived Superhero Sitcom Deserved More Than A Single Season
In 2001, Fox aired The Tick, a superhero sitcom starring Patrick Warburton. Despite positive reviews from critics and audiences, the show was canceled.
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