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5 Worst Super Bowl Halftime Shows, Ranked
The last few years of Super Bowl halftimes have done pretty well, but NFL history certainly includes some mid-big-game entertainment fumbles.
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What To Watch Sunday: Kaley Cuoco In Vanished, Night Manager Checks Out, Grammys, And More
On TV this Sunday: Kaley Cuoco stars in Vanished, The Night Manager wraps Season 2, and Trevor Noah hosts the Grammy Awards.
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Pete Davidson Returns To SNL To Play Trump's Border Czar Meeting ICE In Minneapolis
Pete Davidson returned to play Trump's border czar Tom Homan as SNL addressed the chaos in Minneapolis — watch the sketch here.
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A Handmaid's Tale Actress Almost Starred In Inventing Anna Before Julia Garner
The Ozark star almost didn't get to play the lead in Netflix's reality-based series Inventing Anna. The role could have gone to a Handmaid's Tale standout.
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Milana Vayntrub's First Acting Gig Was A Three-Episode Role On An NBC Hit Drama
You know her as AT&T's quintessential spokeswoman, but Milana Vayntrub got her start on the same series that launched one of the era's biggest movie stars.
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James Cameron And Jessica Alba Teamed Up For A Sci-Fi Series No One Talks About Anymore
James Cameron and Jessica Alba once teamed up for an ambitious sci-fi series that vanished quickly — and many viewers barely remember it today.
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How Law & Order Factored Into NBC's Decision To Cancel Chicago Justice After One Season
Not every series under Dick Wolf's production umbrella goes on to enjoy long-term success. Pity poor Chicago Justice, which ended after a single season.
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What To Watch This Week: 40+ Premieres, Finales, And More
TVLine offers a look at the week ahead: a handy roundup of new TV premieres and finales to help you plan your viewing for February 1-7.
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NBC Strategically Derailed Jennifer Aniston's CBS Sitcom To Free Her Up For Friends
To get Jennifer Aniston to join the cast of "Friends," NBC chose to go head-to-head with the show that the actress was attached to at the time.
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How 24 Was Saved From Cancellation By The UK, According To Kiefer Sutherland
24 was one of the biggest TV ratings juggernauts of the 2000s. But it might not have survived its first season if it weren't for its dedicated UK fan base.
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Survivor 50's Dee Valladares Wants To Follow In Tony And Sandra's Footsteps, Says '49' Players Are 'A Little Bit Scary'
Survivor 45 winner Dee Valladares talks to TVLine about who she might want to align with in 50, the size of her own target, and not trusting Rizo and Savannah.
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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 31.
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Critics Dubbed Malcolm In The Middle's Central Family 'Dysfunctional' — The Hit Sitcom's Stars Disagree
When it first premiered, almost all critics labeled the family in "Malcolm in the Middle" as "dysfunctional," though the cast saw it in a different light.
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What To Watch In February: Your Guide To 150+ Premieres And Finales
Discover what to watch in February 2026 with TVLine's guide to 150+ TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.
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15 TV Shows Like High Potential
If you're a fan of ABC's High Potential and want to feast on more shows like it, we've got you covered.
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What To Watch Saturday: Alexander Skarsgård Hosts SNL, WWE Royal Rumble, And More
On TV this Saturday: Alexander Skarsgård hosts SNL, WWE's Royal Rumble touches down in Saudi Arabia, and Lifetime's Tempted By Love gets a sequel.
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One Mad Men Character's Arc Caused Behind-The-Scenes 'Fighting'
A creative clash behind the scenes of Mad Men shaped one character's journey, revealing how subtle storytelling became one of the show's boldest risks.
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10 Hit Shows From The '90s That Nobody Talks About Today
The '90s were one of the heydays of network television, but not every outstanding program from the decade gets the recognition it deserves.
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TVLine Asks: Did Shrinking Take A Page From Scrubs? Is Chicago Fire Newbie Blowing Smoke? Was Traitors Banquet Unfair? And More!
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: Shrinking, Chicago Fire, The Traitors, and more.
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Tom Hanks Was Convinced His Career Was Going To Be Killed By Tom Selleck's Magnum P.I.
Before becoming Hollywood royalty, Tom Hanks faced an early career scare when a heavily hyped CBS series threatened to eclipse his first TV success.
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Survivor's Angelina Keeley Says Season 50 Will Be 'A Complete Slaughterfest,' Vows To 'Protect Mike White At All Costs'
Survivor 50's Angelina Keeley reveals whether she brought a jacket to Fiji and who she's hoping to align with — read interview.
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The NCIS Actor You Didn't Know Shared A Family Tie With George Clooney
A familiar face from a long-running crime drama has deeper Hollywood roots than many realize, tied to a legendary family with decades of film and TV history.
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Bridgerton Boss Weighs In On Similarities To Heated Rivalry: 'I'm Here For More Cottage Romances!'
Bridgerton showrunner Jess Brownell is unpacking Season 4's cottage connection to HBO Max's Heated Rivalry.
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The Marvel Actor Who Almost Played Empire's Lucious Lyon Before Terrence Howard
Before it became a Fox ratings phenomenon, one crucial casting decision nearly reshaped Empire and sent the series down a very different path.
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What To Watch Friday: Rose Byrne In If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, Grammys Special, And More
On TV this Friday: Rose Byrne stars in If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, Zane Lowe takes us inside the 68th Grammys, and Happy's Place hosts an anniversary dinner.
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Addison Returns To Grey's Anatomy To Save A Life — And Drop A Tragic Bombshell On Amelia
Hurricane Addison blew back into Grey Sloan Memorial on the January 29 episode of Grey's Anatomy, forcing Amelia to cut her sabbatical short.
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The Pitt's Gerran Howell Doesn't Think Whitaker's 'Friend With Farm Benefits' Is Fueling His Confidence In Season 2
The Pitt's Gerran Howell talks with TVLine about Whitaker's 'friend with farm benefits,' and attempts to get to the root of Huckleberry's newfound confidence.
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