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Robert Redford's Twilight Zone Episode Remains A Must-Watch 64 Years Later
Robert Redford starred in one of the most popular Twilight Zone episodes of all time. Decades later, it's still worth revisiting.
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Will Karadec's Feelings For Morgan Come Between Him And Lucia On High Potential? Showrunner Weighs In
We're one week away from the return of High Potential, including some interesting developments in Karadec's life, showrunner Todd Harthan tells TVLine.
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Why Blake Lively Nearly Passed On Her Career-Making Gossip Girl Role
Blake Lively almost turned down the iconic role of Serena van der Woodsen on Gossip Girl, and the reason might be surprising to her fans.
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Joseph Quinn's Eddie Munson Was Nearly Played By Another Stranger Things Actor
One of Season 4's most iconic characters almost looked very different. A behind-the-scenes casting choice reveals how close a fan favorite came to another path.
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Downton Abbey: Why Lady Sybil Actress Jessica Brown Findlay Left After 3 Seasons
Lady Sybil was a standout character in the early episodes of Downton Abbey. So, why did Jessica Brown Findlay leave after the first three seasons?
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Boston Blue Bosses Promise Blue Bloods Fans An Update On Jamie And Eddie — And Tease What's Ahead For Henry And Erin
Ahead of the Blue Bloods spin-off's midseason premiere on Friday, February 27, the showrunners tell TVLine that a Jamie and Eddie update is coming in Season 1.
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Mayim Bialik Was 'Afraid' To Film A Very Important Big Bang Theory Scene
Before filming one of her most important scenes on The Big Bang Theory, Mayim Bialik was anxious about Amy taking this important step.
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The Twin Peaks Pilot Has A Terrifying Ending Many Fans Have Never Seen
Casual fans of David Lynch and Mark Frost's surreal masterpiece haven't seen the alternate version of the pilot made in case ABC turned it down.
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15 TV Shows Like Mayor Of Kingstown
Mayor of Kingstown is one of Taylor Sheridan's lauded shows on Paramount+. Here are 15 other incredible crime dramas fans of the series may like.
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What To Watch Tuesday: New Best Medicine And Will Trent, State Of The Union, And More
On TV this Tuesday: Best Medicine goes on high alert, Will Trent tackles a chilling case, and President Trump delivers his State of the Union address.
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MTV's First Scripted Drama Was A Sci-Fi Coming-Of-Age Story That's Impossible To Stream
MTV's first attempt at scripted drama was ambitious, messy, and ahead of its time, leaving behind a cult sci-fi series most viewers can no longer watch.
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The Voice: Kelly Clarkson Comes Out Ahead In Season 29 Premiere — Do You Like The Battle Of Champions Format?
Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend returned to The Voice as the coaches of Season 29 (aka the Battle of Champions) on Monday. Let's discuss.
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CIA Premiere: Tom Ellis Breaks Down Series' High-Octane Opening Case, And Explains Why Colin Isn't 'A Black And White Hero'
CIA's Tom Ellis breaks down the series premiere of Dick Wolf's latest CBS procedural — plus, grade the episode!
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American Idol Ends Hollywood Week Part 1 On Bizarre Cliffhanger — Are Your Favorite Singers Safe?
127 singers remained atop Monday's American Idol, which kicked off Hollywood Week in the hopes of securing a Top 30. But what the heck was that ending?
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FBI's John Boyd, Shantel VanSanten Detail The Conflict And Chaos That Tee Up Scola And Nina's Highly Anticipated Wedding
FBI's John Boyd and Shantel VanSanten break down the hectic midseason premiere, and how its dangerous case-of-the-week sets the stage for the couple's wedding.
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Why Rob Lowe Turned Down An Iconic Grey's Anatomy Character
When ABC was still developing Grey's Anatomy, the network made a push to have Rob Lowe join the cast in a leading role. However, fate had other plans.
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The Beloved Sci-Fi Series That Paved The Way For Bryan Cranston's Breaking Bad Casting
Before Bryan Cranston was best known as Walter White, one beloved science fiction drama was responsible for landing him the Breaking Bad role.
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The Orville's 10 Best Episodes, Ranked
After three seasons and 36 episodes, The Orville has gone way beyond being a mere parody. Here are the sci-fi show's 10 greatest episodes, ranked.
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Why Kaley Cuoco Replaced Amanda Walsh As The Big Bang Theory's Female Lead
The female lead of The Big Bang Theory was not always Penny, and early test reactions forced a major creative rethink that reshaped the sitcom forever.
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Paradise's Season 2 Premiere Takes A Gorgeous Detour Through Graceland — Read Episode 1 Recap
Paradise is back! Read our recap of the Season 2 premiere, then weigh in!
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One Of Bones' Best Storytelling Features Was Meant To Be A Temporary Arc
One of the storytelling elements on Bones that helped make it such a huge hit was originally meant to be temporary but stuck around until the end.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Season 2: Everything We Know So Far
Here's everything you need to know about the continuing adventures of Dunk and Egg
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Happy Days' Fonzie Was Nearly Played By A '60s Rockstar
Happy Days could have looked very, very different had Henry Winkler never been cast. In fact, a '60s rockstar might have gotten the part of The Fonz instead.
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Michael B. Jordan Originally Auditioned For A Different The Wire Character
Michael B. Jordan made a big impact as Wallace on HBO's The Wire, but the young actor initially auditioned to play a different character on the show.
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The Bachelorette: Meet The 22 Men Vying For Taylor Frankie Paul's Heart
It's time to meet the men who'll be receiving roses from Taylor Frankie Paul on The Bachelorette — see the full list.
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A Star Trek Producer Has A Perfect Idea To Bring Back Scott Bakula's Captain Archer
Star Trek: Enterprise featured one of the franchise's most underrated characters in Jonathan Archer. However, the captain of the NX-01 may get his due.
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Robert Duvall's Hit '80s Western Series Helped Revitalize The Then-Failing Genre
Robert Duvall's work on television should be just as lauded as his cinematic presence. Take for example this incredible '80s Western series.
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