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5 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Amanda Seyfried's The Dropout
With Elizabeth Holmes back in the news, fans of The Dropout are looking for more. These five TV shows based on true stories should satisfy viewers.
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Star Trek Actor Walter Koenig's Favorite Role Was Part Of A Different Sci-Fi Franchise
Walter Koenig is best remembered for his role in "Star Trek," but Ensign Pavel Chekov wasn't actually his favorite character from his resume.
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Walter Koenig's Favorite Star Trek Episode Is A Classic That Had Virtually No Budget
Chekov went on an adventure and got the girl in Walter Koenig's all-time favorite "Star Trek" episode, the Wild West-themed Season 3 entry "Spectre of the Gun."
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What To Watch Tuesday: NCIS: Origins Adds Bishop, Netflix's Matthew Perry Doc, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Emily Wickersham's Bishop joins NCIS: Origins, Netflix gives Matthew Perry the documentary treatment, and The Drop ends its freshman run.
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The Voice Season 30 Saves Best Battles For Last — Are The Right Singers Going To Cut Week?
Monday's episode of The Voice also gave us a sneak peek of the show's first-ever Cut Week. Get an explanation of how it's all going to work.
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NCIS: New York Star Jennifer Beals' Hit Showtime Series Is Streaming For Free
Jennifer Beals used to star in a Showtime series that was groundbreaking for queer representation in the 2000s. You can now stream it for free.
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Taylor Sheridan Wasn't Flattered By Hollywood Trying To Replicate Yellowstone's Success
You might think Taylor Sheridan looks at the parade of Yellowstone copycats and considers it a compliment. However, this is not the case.
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5 Best Lacey Chabert Hallmark Christmas Movies, Ranked
Lacey Chabert has starred in more Hallmark Christmas movies than anyone, but a few stand out. Here are the five that rise above the rest, ranked.
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Star Trek's George Takei Leads Tributes For Walter Koenig After His Death At 90
The man behind Star Trek's Sulu remembers his former co-star and longtime friend.
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Gilligan's Island Star Russell Johnson Helped Launch This Forgotten '60s Action Show
Before Russell Johnson starred in Gilligan's Island as everyone's favorite professor, he appeared in an underrated '60s action series.
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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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What To Watch In November: A Printable TV Calendar Highlighting Every Major Premiere And Finale
Discover What to Watch with TVLine's printable November 2026 calendar, highlighting the biggest TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable, and streaming.
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Baywatch Sequel Series Sets January Premiere Date On Fox — Watch New Trailer
Their job is beach. Find out when Baywatch premieres, and watch a new trailer featuring Stephen Amell and his fellow lifeguards in all their slow-motion glory.
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The Action Thriller Series Based On A Hit Liam Neeson Movie Franchise Is Streaming For Free
Liam Neeson's very particular set of skills were enough to inspire a prequel based on his hit movie series, and both seasons are now free to stream.
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What To Watch Monday: The Voice Battles Finale, The Mob Premiere, And More
On TV this Monday: The Voice wraps up the Battle Rounds, Hulu's The Mob hits streaming, and the World Series heads to Tampa Bay tonight for Game 3.
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5 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Period Piece Murder Mysteries
These programs have some aspects in common with period piece murder mysteries, but they also bring other elements to the viewing experience.
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15 Best TV Villains Of The 2020s (So Far)
Television's most memorable villains of the 2020s range from manipulative family patriarchs to supernatural threats, all with unforgettable performances.
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Marshals Brings Back A Dangerous Enemy From Season 1, Ending In An Explosive Cliffhanger
The Marshals face several ghosts from their pasts this week, including more Dutton family trauma for Kayce.
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Why Gilligan's Island's Final Episode Didn't Feature The Rescue Of The Castaways
The slapstick CBS sitcom didn't get a proper series finale, and the reason for this omission may or may not infuriate Gilligan's Island superfans.
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Leonard Nimoy's First Directing Job Was On A Horror Series From The Twilight Zone Creator Rod Serling
If Rod Serling hadn't given Leonard Nimoy a chance, he might not have gone on to direct two Star Trek movies... as well as Three Men and a Baby.
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The Character Exit That Hurt Supernatural The Most
Numerous characters came and went from the main roster of Supernatural, but this individual in the Winchester Brothers' orbit really should've stuck around.
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5 Cop Shows From The '70s That Still Hold Up Today
Some folks believe Dick Wolf invented cop shows in the early '90s. Those people are wrong. Here are some enduring law enforcement favs from about 50 years ago.
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The Hallmark Channel's First Show Was A Forgotten Sci-Fi Series About H. G. Wells
While we don't typically associate the Hallmark Channel with science fiction, at one point the network took a serious look back at the origins of the genre.
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Before NCIS, Sean Murray Appeared On The Show That Launched The Franchise
Technically, Sean Murray has played more than one character in the shared universe of NCIS, although he's primarily known to fans as McGee.
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15 Best Nickelodeon Cartoons Of All Time, Ranked
Nickelodeon has long established itself as a home for some of the most innovative and beloved cartoons ever made, and these are the best ones.
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Why M*A*S*H Legend Loretta Swit Had To Turn Down A Classic Cop Drama
The actor we know as Hot Lips Houlihan nearly ended up also known for a totally different hit TV show, but it wasn't in the cards for the M*A*S*H star.
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Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy Was Part Of General Hospital's Very First Season
Granted, he was only in one General Hospital episode. Nevertheless, we can now say Leonard Nimoy was on the ground floor in not one, but two TV institutions.
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