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Dick Wolf Didn't Develop And Launch Chicago Fire With Franchise Aspirations
Chicago Fire's success opened the door to an entire television universe.
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What To Watch Wednesday: Brilliant Minds' End Begins, Spider-Noir Binge, Testaments Finale, And More
On TV this Wednesday: Spider-Noir premieres on Prime Video, The Testaments wraps its freshman run, and NBC's canceled Brilliant Minds is back (for now).
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Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy Played The First Villain On Steven Spielberg's Failed Sci-Fi Cartoon
This 1998 animated sci-fi series was produced by Steven Spielberg and featured the voice talents of Leonard Nimoy, but it failed to satisfy audiences.
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David Ogden Stiers Hid A Personal Message For Loretta Swit In Their Final M*A*S*H Scene
Emotions ran high during the series finale of "M*A*S*H." Loretta Swit explained how one moment shows her genuine reaction to a surprise from David Ogden Stiers.
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15 TV Shows To Watch If You Like NCIS
NCIS is one of the most famous police procedurals today. For longtime fans of the show, here are 15 similar TV gems to keep an eye out for.
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5 Best Batman Animated Shows, Ranked
Our pick for best Batman cartoon ever probably won't surprise anybody, but the Dark Knight's other animated endeavors are also worthy of discussion.
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Antony Starr's 4-Season Crime Thriller Series Is A Must-Watch For Fans Of The Boys
The Boys is over, but anyone who wants more Starr on their screens should check out his decisively non-superhero show from the mid-2010s.
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What To Watch In June: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable June 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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The Walking Dead Nearly Killed One Of Its Most Important And Popular Characters Early On
One future Walking Dead icon almost didn't make it past Season 3.
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10 Hit TV Shows From The 2000s That Nobody Talks About Today
Television in the 2000s was an interesting time. Let's take a trip down memory lane to talk about some of the decade's more forgotten shows.
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Frank Sinatra Wanted To Play A Classic DC Villain On Adam West's Batman
The first live-action Batman TV show featured a star-studded cast, but many DC fans would be surprised to learn Frank Sinatra highly coveted this leading role.
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What To Watch Tuesday: Summer House Reunion Begins, Elizabeth Banks Is Running Wild, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Summer House addresses scandal, Bear Grylls Is Running Wild with Elizabeth Banks, and Farmer Wants a Wife delivers a shocking elimination.
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NCIS Boss Credits This Actor With Saving The Show When Mark Harmon Quit
Mark Harmon, who starred as Leroy Jethro Gibbs in "NCIS," left the show in 2021, and executive producer Charles Floyd Johnson said that might have been the end.
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Mortal Kombat's Forgotten TV Prequel Series Helped Launch Eva Mendes' Career
Before her big break in "Training Day," actress Eva Mendes appeared as an original character in a "Mortal Kombat" series that lasted only one season.
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Will More Good Wife Alumni Appear On Elsbeth? Showrunner Explains Why 'It's Very Tricky' To Bring In Familiar Faces
Will Elsbeth Tascioni get any more blasts from her 'Good Wife' past when 'Elsbeth' returns for Season 4? Showrunner Jonathan Tolins weighs in.
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One WKRP In Cincinnati Episode Required U.S. Military Approval To Air, According To Tim Reid
The '70s sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati" started getting serious in its 1st season with this episode, which had military officers watching rehearsals.
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The Real Reason Andrew Lincoln Left The Walking Dead
Andrew Lincoln's decision to leave The Walking Dead came down to life beyond the set.
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Law & Order: SVU Season 28: Everything We Know So Far
Get an early jump on all of the long-running procedural's Season 28 intel!
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The Creator Of Dallas Knew Nothing About The Texas City — And It Showed
The creator of Dallas later discovered the show’s Texas stereotypes belonged to another city entirely.
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Dutton Ranch: The Yellowstone Spin-Off's New Texas Set Sounds Terrifyingly Venomous
"Dutton Ranch" stars Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly talked about dealing with rattlesnakes while filming. And there were a lot of rattlesnakes.
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10 Forgotten '80s Sci-Fi Shows That Are Still Worth Watching Today
Some folks think the only sci-fi on TV in the '80s was "Star Trek: TNG" and the declining years of the original "Doctor Who" series. Real heads know better.
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Off Campus Loses A Major Cast Member Ahead Of Season 2
This character won't be returning in Season 2 of Prime Video's "Off Campus," says showrunner Louisa Levy, but they may still come back in a future season.
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One Grey's Anatomy Special Effect Is Harder To Pull Off Than The Rest
"Grey's Anatomy" special effects artists often have to get creative when crafting the show's medical emergencies, but this effect is particularly difficult.
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What To Watch Monday: Queen Latifah Hosts The AMAs, WWII With Tom Hanks, Spider-Noir On MGM+, And More
On TV this Monday: Queen Latifah emcees the American Music Awards, Tom Hanks reexamines World War II, and Nicolas Cage headlines Spider-Noir.
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Euphoria Gives [Spoiler] A Gruesome Death In Second-To-Last Season 3 Episode — Read Recap
Read our recap to find out who didn't make it out of Season 3 alive.
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Another Big Bang Theory Vet Joins Stuart Fails To Save The Universe — Watch New Teaser
A familiar face from Sheldon Cooper's mortal enemies list resurfaces in a new teaser for the Big Bang Theory spin-off Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.
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Did Tracker Just Hit Reset Ahead Of Season 4? Russell Skips Town With A Secret About Colter
The Tracker Season 3 finale wrapped one mystery, but Russell’s exit leaves Colter in the dark about a potentially troubling secret involving their late father.
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