9-1-1 wrapped its 2019 run on Monday with a series of life-changing developments for the 118’s nearest and dearest, including a last-minute twist that will have everyone talking until the show returns to Fox next year. READ MORE & GRADE IT
Doug may be six feet under, but Maddie’s troubled past is still shaping her uncertain future, and 9-1-1 executive producer Tim Minear has three words for fans worried about Jennifer Love Hewitt‘s character: “You should be.” READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Monday’s 9-1-1 may have ended on a hopeful note, but it sure took some heartbreaking detours along the way. READ MORE
For an episode about a serial bomber targeting one of the 118’s finest, Monday’s 9-1-1 season finale ended on a surprisingly hopeful note. READ MORE & GRADE IT
9-1-1 returned for the back half of its second season on Monday in the most 9-1-1 way possible, delivering a facelift gone wrong, an out-of-water shark attack and a (potentially) fatal final twist. READ MORE & GRADE THE EPISODE
9-1-1‘s last episode of 2018 ended with a hellish holiday cliffhanger, setting the stage for some exciting — and terrifying — events to come in the new year. READ MORE & GRADE IT
A familiar face from the world of American Horror Story is being dispatched to Fox’s 9-1-1 this fall in a role that producers crafted for her “without even realizing it.” READ MORE
The first details about FX’s American Horror Story: Coven, the bewitching third chapter of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series (bowing in October), trickled out Friday at the Television Critics Assoc. summer press tour, including the identities of several key characters and fresh intel on the female-driven plot. READ MORE
We already knew that American Horror Story’s Jessica Lange would be back for Season 2 not as Southern belle Constance, but as the administrator at a 1960s East Coast asylum for the criminally insane.
And now we’ve got another interesting nugget about the Oscar-winning actress’ character: She’s …READ MORE
Shawn Ryan’s The Chicago Code (formerly Ride-Along) will premiere on Monday, February 7, the night after Fox’s Super Bowl broadcast.
As originally announced in May, the show will air in the Monday 9/8c slot, which it was to share with the since-canceled Lone Star. Jason Clarke and Jennifer Beals star in The Chicago Code, executive produced by Ryan and Tim Minear. It follows Chicago’s most powerful and respected cops as they navigate the city’s underbelly to fight crime and expose corruption within Chicago’s notorious political machine.
By launching The Chicago Code right after the Super Bowl, Fox will certainly try use TV’s biggest promotional platform to drive viewers to the premiere the next night.
This story was originally published by Nellie Andreeva for Deadline.com.
