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A Chicago Fire Veteran Is Returning To Shake Things Up At Firehouse 51 — Watch Video
Chicago Fire is welcoming a familiar face in next week's episode — watch a promo.
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Chicago Fire Recap: Is Stella's Stubborness Sabotaging #Stellaride? Plus, Van Meter's Fate Is Revealed
Chicago Fire finally reveals Van Meter's fate — plus, is Stella self-sabotaging when it comes to her relationship with Severide? Read our recap and weigh in.
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Chicago Med Shocker: Ripley And [Spoiler] Hook Up! Plus, A WNBA Superstar Visits Gaffney
This week's Chicago Med sees Ripley getting cozy with another Gaffney doc — plus, a WNBA legend swings by the hospital.
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The Masked Singer Reveals A Pair Of Icons On Clueless Night — See Who's Under The Other Season 14 Masks
Clueless Night marked the end of the road for Scarab and Handyman on The Masked Singer. But who are they? And who's under the other masks? Let's break it down.
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The Bill & Ted Franchise Got Two Short-Lived TV Spin-Offs That Everyone Forgot About
Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure briefly expanded to television in ways many fans missed, leaving behind a strange chapter of the franchise's history.
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When Is Your Favorite TV Show Back? An A-To-Z List Of 200+ Scripted Series
Track return dates for 200+ scripted TV series in 2026 — across broadcast, cable and streaming. Last updated January 21.
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Legally Blonde Prequel Series Elle Sets July Release On Prime Video — Here's Everything We Know So Far
Prime Video's Legally Blonde prequel series premieres July 1. Get a first look at Lexi Minetree as young Elle Woods.
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Every New Scripted TV Show Premiering In 2026
Track every new scripted TV series premiering in 2026 across broadcast, cable and streaming, updated monthly and most recently on January 21 — from TVLine.
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Why Yellowstone Stars Kevin Costner And Josh Lucas Were Separated On Set
When filming "Yellowstone," Taylor Sheridan intentionally kept Kevin Costner and Josh Lucas apart, despite both playing different versions of John Dutton.
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Every Stranger Things Monster, Ranked By Terror
With Netflix's Stranger Things now over and done, let's take a look back at the Upside Down's most terrifying monsters. Here they are, ranked.
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Next #OneChicago Crossover Revealed By NBC, Featuring A Passenger Jet Emergency — Get Airdate
The next One Chicago crossover is officially on the books: Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago P.D. will join forces in March — get details.
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The Bear's Jeremy Allen White Prepared For Carmy By Reading A Best-Selling Book
Jeremy Allen White's extensive preparation to play Carmy Berzatto on FX's "The Bear" began with a best-selling book by a real-life celebrity chef.
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Jason Bateman Was Hazed By His Little House On The Prairie Co-Stars
Although "Little House on the Prairie" was a family-friendly show, Jason Bateman was met with a strange hazing ritual by his fellow cast members.
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Alix Earle Set To Headline New Unscripted Series At Netflix
TikTok personality Alix Earle will be the subject of a new reality show coming to Netflix — get details.
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Will Smith Created The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Theme Song In A Surprising Amount Of Time
Kids growing up in the '90s couldn't escape the infectious "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song, but you may be surprised how quickly it came together.
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What To Watch Wednesday: Queer Eye Ends, The Beauty And Steal Premiere, Percy Jackson Wraps, And More
On TV this Wednesday: Queer Eye says goodbye, Percy Jackson and the Olympians completes its Season 2 mission, and The Beauty begins.
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South Park's Iconic Theme Song Was Created Thanks To A Major Cold Call
One of television’s most recognizable theme songs almost didn’t exist, emerging instead from a lucky break that helped define an animated series’ tone.
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Netflix Reboots Star Search: Who Won Big On Night 1? And Are You Vibing With The Judges? Grade The Premiere!
The iconic talent show Star Search returned Tuesday by way of Netflix. See a breakdown of the first big winners, then give your honest review of the reboot.
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High Potential Finally Put Wagner In His Place, And It Was Extremely Satisfying — Plus, Who Got Fired?
From the moment Captain Wagner sauntered onto High Potential, we've been waiting for someone to stand up to him. This week's episode finally granted that wish.
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The Star Trek Character Wesley Snipes Almost Played Before His Rise To Fame
If fate had taken a turn, one Enterprise-D crew member would have been quite different. Yes, Wesley Snipes was nearly cast in "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
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Will Trent's Erika Christensen On The Significance Of Angie Having A Girl, Her Engagement To Seth, And What Changes (And Doesn't) With Will
Will Trent star Erika Christensen unpacks Angie’s relationships with fiancée Seth and ex Will, and the significance of her having a daughter in Season 4.
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Jerry O'Connell's Forgotten Munsters Reboot Was One Of TV's Biggest Swing And Misses
In 2012, NBC took a stab at reimagining TV's first family of fright, "The Munsters." Despite strong audience reaction, the show didn't make the grade.
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10 TV Shows From The '70s That Defined The Decade
The '70s was filled with iconic and groundbreaking TV shows, but these 10 stand as the definitive series of the decade.
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Does RHOSLC's Britani Bateman Deserve A Snowflake? 'Producer' Heather Gay Weighs In — Plus, Vote In Our Poll!
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's Heather Gay plays producer and weighs in on a possible promotion for Britani Bateman — watch video.
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Why The Gossip Girl Books Were Banned From Some Public School Libraries
While "Gossip Girl" thrived on television, some self-appointed moral guardians were working hard to get the books pulled from library shelves.
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Landman's Billy Bob Thornton Reveals The Season 2 Scene That Got To Him: 'That Was Not Acting'
Landman star Billy Bob Thornton discusses the recent scene in which he found he didn't have to act at all
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How Much Of Nathan For You Is Real?
Nathan For You often feels staged, but the truth behind its awkward moments is more complicated, revealing how structure and reality collide on camera.
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