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'90s Sci-Fi Shows That Still Hold Up Today
The '90s was a time when the sci-fi genre really began to peak and thrive on television. Here are the sci-fi shows from the '90s that still stand tall.
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2026 Renewal/Cancellation Scorecard: Which Broadcast Shows Are Safe... And Which Have Been Axed?
Is your favorite TV show on the chopping block? TVLine's renew/cancel forecast is constantly updating — see which series are safe, and which are in danger.
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The Big Bang Theory's Creator Had One Worry About Casting Jim Parsons As Sheldon Cooper
One of the co-creators of "The Big Bang Theory," Chuck Lorre, wasn't so sure about Jim Parsons the first time he auditioned for Sheldon Cooper.
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Quotes Of The Week: NCIS: Origins, Hacks, Ghosts, The Rookie, And More
This week's best lines come from NCIS: Origins, Hacks, The Rookie, and more!
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15 TV Shows To Watch If You Like Matlock
Matlock is one of the best network procedurals on TV right now. For fans of the series, here are 15 spectacular and similar shows to check out ASAP.
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One Of Star Trek's Earliest Parody Shows Came From Get Smart's Co-Creator
Learn the interesting back story about one of Star Trek's first sendups.
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What To Watch Sunday: Call The Midwife And Rooster Wrap, The Comeback Ends, And More
On TV this Sunday: Call the Midwife and Rooster wrap for the season, Lisa Kudrow's The Comeback ends, and Kevin Hart gets roasted on Netflix.
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William Shatner Had An Interracial TV Kiss Years Before Star Trek's Kirk And Uhura
The national political climate made the smooch a big deal, but in a vacuum, kissing a woman wasn't a wildly unusual activity for William Shatner in 1968.
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15 Best TV Shows Like Criminal Minds
From chilling profiler dramas to procedural favorites, these shows should satisfy Criminal Minds fans.
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Before The A-Team, Mr. T Won This Early Television Competition Show
Mr. T landed his career-defining role on "The A-Team," but before that, he won a televised competition show that got him noticed by Sylvester Stallone.
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What To Watch This Week: 70+ 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 May 10-May 16.
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Why Cindy Crawford's First Year As Host Of MTV's House Of Style Was Unpaid
Supermodel Cindy Crawford began hosting the fashion-focused MTV show "House of Style" in 1989, and during the 1st season, she did so for free.
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An In Living Color Star Auditioned For Seinfeld's George, But Thought The Show Would Bomb
Before Jason Alexander got the role of George Costanza in "Seinfeld," many actors auditioned for the role, including this star of "In Living Color."
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15 Best Final Seasons Of TV Shows, Ranked
Not every great show nails the ending, but these final seasons went out in style.
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How Keri Russell Felt About Felicity's Hair 'Controversy'
Legend has it that a haircut led to a ratings cataclysm during the second season of the WB melodrama ... but Keri Russell isn't so sure.
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What To Watch Saturday: Matt Damon Hosts SNL, Valerie Bertinelli Finds Love, Again, And More
On TV this Saturday: Matt Damon hosts SNL, Valerie Bertinelli stars in Lifetime's Love, Again, and Duck Dynasty: The Revival wraps Season 2.
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Outlander's David Berry On Lord John's 'Foolish Hope,' How He And Sam Heughan 'Really Worked' On That Reconciliation Scene
The man behind the Notorious LJG gives us his thoughts on his character, Jamie Fraser, and the series' penultimate episode.
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One Scrubs Actor Was Regularly Told To Simply Ad-Lib Their Lines
"Scrubs" writer Bill Lawrence said he often gets to take credit for lines he didn't actually write, thanks to the comedic genius of this actor.
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The Neighborhood Series Finale Sneak Peek: Marty And Malcolm's Double Wedding Brings The Butlers And Johnsons Together One Last Time
TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek from the series finale of The Neighborhood, which caps its 156-episode, eight-season run Monday, May 11 on CBS.
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10 Best TV Shows Like Netflix's Man On Fire
From covert operatives to revenge-driven antiheroes, these adrenaline-heavy series carry the same relentless intensity as Netflix's Man on Fire.
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Emily Deschanel Profiler Drama Among 4 Pilots Scrapped At NBC
We won't see Bones alum Emily Deschanel as a criminal profiler on NBC next season — her pilot was one of four that got scrapped by the network.
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The Rockford Files Reboot Starring David Boreanaz Cops Series Order At NBC
It's official: David Boreanaz will follow in James Garner's footsteps, now that NBC has handed a series order to The Rockford Files.
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Peter Krause's Line Of Fire Ordered At NBC, Marking His First TV Role Since Leaving 9-1-1
Peter Krause is officially returning to NBC: The Parenthood star's law enforcement drama Line of Fire (fka Protection) has received a series greenlight.
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The Price Is Right Just Set A New Daytime Record For The Biggest Single-Game Prize Of All Time
Vanesa, a retired veteran from Virginia, won more than $240,000 in cash and prizes from a single game on the Friday, May 8 episode of The Price Is Right.
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TVLine Asks: Did Rookie Give Déjà Vu? How'd Will Trent's Seth Fare Worse Than Angie? Will Bear Cliffhanger Impact Final Season? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: The Rookie, Will Trent, The Bear, and more.
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What To Watch In May: Your Guide To 230+ TV Premieres And Finales
Discover What to Watch in May 2026 with TVLine's guide to 230+ TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.
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Marshals Episode 11 Puts Cal On Ice As An 'Unhealed Wound' With Kayce Reopens (Exclusive First Look)
Cal finds himself on (and under) thin ice in TVLine's exclusive first look at the Sunday, May 10 episode of CBS' Marshals (8/7c).
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