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Quotes Of The Week: Bridgerton, Scrubs, Industry, Survivor, And More
This week's best lines come from Love Is Blind, Bridgerton, Scrubs, and more.
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Why Kaitlin Olson Did Her Own Stunts On It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
The next time you see Sweet Dee take a tumble on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, remember that it might be Kaitlin Olson doing the stunt herself.
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What To Watch Sunday: Tracker And Watson Return, Marshals And DTF St. Louis Debut, Industry Finale, Actor Awards, And More
On TV this Sunday: Tracker and Watson are back from break, new series Marshals and DTF St. Louis premiere, and the Actor Awards stream on Netflix.
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Connor Storrie's Heated Rivalry Co-Star Hudson Williams Makes Surprise Appearance On SNL — Watch
Did you really think Hudson Williams was going to let Connor Storrie host SNL without giving Heated Rivalry fans everything they ever wanted?
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Connor Storrie Gives U.S. Women's Hockey Team The Spotlight During SNL Monologue — Watch
Heated Rivalry star Connor Storrie made his Saturday Night Live debut this weekend — and he didn't come alone.
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The Strain Received An Awful Studio Note That Could Have Derailed The Horror Series
An unexpected and poorly considered studio note challenged Guillermo del Toro’s original vision for the procedural-style horror series.
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5 Best Alfie Solomons Moments In Peaky Blinders
From explosive monologues to uneasy alliances, these Alfie Solomons moments showcase why Tom Hardy's Peaky Blinders character remains unforgettable.
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Why Seinfeld's Final Two Seasons Felt Different From The Previous Seven
Seinfeld’s final seasons felt noticeably different, and the shift traces back to a behind-the-scenes change that ultimately altered how the show was written.
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How Arielle Kebbel 'Manifested' Her Marshals Role — With Help From Martha Stewart
What does Martha Stewart have to do with Arielle Kebbel's role on CBS' Yellowstone spin-off? Read our interview with the Marshals star to find out.
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Freddie Prinze Jr. Almost Quit Acting Because Of A 24 Co-Star
Joining a hit show like 24 would be a highlight in many actors' careers, but Freddie Prinze Jr. wishes that he never signed on for the Fox drama.
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Parks And Recreation Originally Began As A Spin-Off To A Classic Sitcom
NBC's Parks and Recreation almost looked drastically different, having been developed initially as a direct spin-off to another beloved sitcom.
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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 March 1-7.
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Desperate Housewives' Success Was More Important For ABC Than Audiences Realized
At a turning point for broadcast TV, Desperate Housewives became a quiet linchpin. The story behind its rise reveals just how high the stakes really were.
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Why Jason Biggs Rejected The Lead Role In How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother nearly had a very different lead, thanks to a career decision shaped by timing, ego, and how Hollywood once viewed television roles.
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The Star-Studded Star Wars Series That You'll Probably Never Get To Watch
An ambitious animated comedy project promised something wildly different, but corporate timing and strategy pushed it into obscurity.
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15 TV Show Moments That Didn't Live Up To The Hype
Living up to high expectations can always be difficult, but these shows got us hyped up for big moments that really fell short of their promise.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Shailene Woodley
Annie's introduction on Paradise featured some gorgeous work from Shailene Woodley, who is TVLine's Performer of the Week
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Noah Wyle Found One John Carter Relationship On ER Particularly Special
Noah Wyle's John Carter interacted with dozens of ER actors during his long run on the show, but he found one on-screen relationship more special than the rest.
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What To Watch Saturday: Connor Storrie Hosts SNL, NAACP Image Awards, And More
On TV this Saturday: Connor Storrie makes his Studio 8H debut, Deon Cole hosts the NAACP Image Awards, and Alison Sweeney finds Romance at Hope Ranch.
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How Boston Blue Will 'Honor' Blue Bloods' Legacy After Danny Joins BPD — Plus, Scoop On An ER Reunion And Baez's Return
The Boston Blue showrunners break down the midseason premiere, explain how Danny's move to BPD will 'honor' Blue Bloods' legacy, and preview Baez's return.
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The Hardest Entourage Character To Cast, According To Creator Doug Ellin
HBO's Entourage worked so well due to its ensemble of characters, but one of the leads was particularly hard to cast, according to the show's creator.
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One Of Scrubs' Most Enduring Characters Was Created As A One-Time Appearance
One fan-favorite Scrubs character was never meant to stick around, but a small behind-the-scenes choice helped change the tone of the series.
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15 Most Dangerous Reality TV Shows, Ranked
Some reality competitions push far beyond awkward eliminations, placing contestants in situations where physical risk becomes part of the premise.
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Why Top Boy Was Canceled (And How Netflix Saved The Beloved Series)
A critically acclaimed British crime drama disappeared despite strong reviews, only to return years later with unexpected backing and a much bigger stage.
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TVLine Asks: Is The Pitt Med Student The Worst? Did Scrubs Divorce Devastate? How Will SNL Spoof Heated Rivalry? And More
We tackle the biggest questions from the week in TV: The Pitt, Scrubs, SNL and much more!
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What To Watch In March: Your Guide To 140+ Premieres And Finales
Discover what to watch in March 2026 with TVLine's guide to 140+ TV premieres and finales across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.
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Why The Big Bang Theory Didn't Show Howard And Bernadette's Babies
Even though Howard and Bernadette were parents to two children, The Big Bang Theory never had them appear on screen (except that one time).
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