TVLine can exclusively reveal when Annie Potts will reprise her fan-favorite role from Young Sheldon on the hit spin-off Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage.
Read MoreEven in 2025, the cancellation of "Firefly" still greatly stings. Here is what star Nathan Fillion felt immediately after the show's premature end.
Read MoreSure, 2026 might be here already, but that won't stop us from honoring 2025 TV a little longer. Here's our ranking of the year's 10 best broadcast shows.
Read MoreCarson Boatman (Johnny), Raven Bowens (Chanel), Ashley Puzemis (Holly), and Leo Howard (Tate) are reportedly out at Days of Our Lives. Read the show's response.
Read MoreIn the second season premiere of HBO Max's acclaimed medical drama, Robby wants nothing to do with Langdon. But are his reasons as obvious as they seem?
Read MoreFeeling that modern television was lacking in variety, Julia Roberts never got into many series -- until this acclaimed historic drama rocked her world.
Read MoreFor that next lazy Sunday, here are five incredible single-season Netflix shows that make for absolutely perfect binging.
Read MoreOn TV this Tuesday: Best Medicine continues, Tell Me Lies heads back to school, and The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion gets underway.
Read MoreWith "Stranger Things" over, it's the perfect time for this '90s sci-fi cult classic also centering on small town Indiana mysteries to make a comeback.
Read MoreIt's impossible to imagine anyone else as Chandler Bing other than Matthew Perry. However, the "Friends" role could have gone to another comedy veteran.
Read MoreThe end of "Stranger Things" would see Nancy Wheeler make some significant life decisions, due in large part to the creative input of Natalia Dyer.
Read MoreAt the beginning of the series, Melanie Lynskey felt like a constant feature on "Two and a Half Men." Here's why she ended up withdrawing from the CBS show.
Read MoreAn episode of Law & Order: SVU featuring Timothy Busfield has been pulled from NBC's schedule as Busfield faces accusations of sexual abuse against a minor.
Read MoreSometimes there's nothing we can do about our favorite shows being canceled, but in these rare instances, fans were too loud for networks to ignore.
Read MoreWe wanted to believe Stranger Things' #ConformityGate fan theory — but Netflix's new documentary seems to debunk it for good.
Read MoreIt's been over a decade since "Arrested Development" was revived on Netflix, and still many don't know that Michael Cera pulled double duty on the series.
Read MoreLaw & Order: SVU stars Kelli Giddish and Peter Scanavino give us scoop about an upcoming episode featuring 'Rollisi' and the return of a twisted perp.
Read MoreBBC's "Sherlock" was a spectacular series that brought a modern spin on the classic British detective, but there is one episode that reigns supreme.
Read MoreNCIS, NCIS: Origins, and NCIS: Sydney will now return in March after CBS delays their planned February comeback.
Read MoreTVLine has compiled a comprehensive calendar — in list form, broken down in alphabetical order — of every new and returning broadcast show in early 2026.
Read MoreAccording to David Hyde Pierce, the pilot script for NBC's "Frasier" didn't make a good initial impression. In fact, the actor struggled with his part in it.
Read MoreWhich Stark nabs the top spot? Check out our ranking, and let us know if you agree!
Read MoreThe upcoming "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" reboot has put the pressure on director Chloe Zhao, who found collaborating with Steven Spielberg less intimidating.
Read MoreOn TV this Monday: Netflix documents the making of Stranger Things Season 5, Brilliant Minds treats a cowboy, and St. Denis Medical explores new terrain.
Read MoreThe 2026 Golden Globes have come and gone — here's our take on the ceremony's best, worst, and weirdest moments.
Read MoreWere you a fan of Nikki Glaser's second time hosting the Golden Globes? Weigh in on her monologue!
Read MoreIt's impossible to imagine "Mad Men" without Jon Hamm as Don Draper. However, apparently, a Marvel star almost played the '60s ad executive.
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