The Pitt Season 3: Everything We Know So Far
TVLine rounds up everything we know about The Pitt Season 3, including its anticipated premiere date, new and returning cast members, storylines, and more.
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Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone Sneak Peek: HBO Releases Scene From Start-Of-Term Banquet
HBO has released a scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone featuring a conversation between John Lithgow's Dumbledore and Janet McTeer's McGonagall.
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John Mulaney's Latest SNL Musical Brings Back Bowen Yang As Mary Todd Lincoln, Plus Ashley Padilla's Kathy
John Mulaney's latest SNL musical sketch features Bowen Yang as Mary Todd Lincoln and Ashley Padilla as annoying work colleague Kathy.
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What To Watch Sunday: The Chosen Season 6 Premiere, New Gilded Age, And More
On TV this Sunday: The Chosen returns to Prime Video, The Gilded Age eyes a Presidential Dinner, and Tamera Mowry-Housley stars in a new Hallmark movie.
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Saturday Night Live Reveals Amanda Seyfried As December's First Host — Who's The Musical Guest?
On the heels of You Can See Everything, Emmy Award winner Amanda Seyfried will make her Saturday Night Live hosting debut in early December.
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0Jim Parsons' First Post-Big Bang Theory Role Was In A Bold Ryan Murphy Series
Maybe Sheldon Cooper couldn't exist in the sometimes dark and lurid world of Ryan Murphy... but there's more to Jim Parsons than his Big Bang Theory persona.
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MTV's Original VJs, Ranked
The launch of MTV in 1981 was a wildly innovative and significant moment in American media. These are the people who brought it to the masses.
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The Pitt Season 3: Everything We Know So Far
TVLine rounds up everything we know about The Pitt Season 3, including its anticipated premiere date, new and returning cast members, storylines, and more.
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5 TV Crime Dramas That Ran For Just One Perfect Season
Not all crime shows require Law & Order: SVU-levels of longevity. Here are several programs that wrapped up their respective cases without a Season 2.
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15 Supernatural Episodes To Skip On A Rewatch
Over the course of its 15 seasons, "Supernatural" delivered a lot of good television, but some episodes aren't worth revisiting when doing your rewatch.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Was In A Fan-Favorite Stephen King Syfy Series
We all know him as Captain Kirk, but Willilam Shatner also emerged as the mystery big bad in this under-the-radar series from the 2010s.
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How Taylor Sheridan Used Bad Santa To Convince Billy Bob Thornton To Star In Landman
The 2003 dark comedy doesn't obviously connect to Taylor Sheridan's style of Western-flavored drama, but Bad Santa had a massive influence on Landman.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Anson Mount Played The Villain To Lex Luthor's 'Hero' On Smallville
The Captain Pike actor has participated in numerous sci-fi and fantasy TV projects over the years, including this ironic role in the teen Superman saga.
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5 Sitcoms Canceled By Networks That Became First-Run Syndicated Hits
Syndication can breathe new life into an otherwise failing sitcom, especially if it's up against other great shows in a competitive time slot.
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10 Best Western TV Shows Based On True Stories, Ranked
Some Westerns tell wholly original stories, but some of the genre's best TV shows base their narratives on events from actual real-life history.
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Olivia Cooke's Big Slow Horses Season 6 Moment With Jack Lowden Was Totally Improvised
Sid and River finally got the moment fans had been waiting for in Slow Horses Season 6 — and, according to Olivia Cooke, the moment was improvised.
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5 Most Disappointing HBO Show Cancellations, Ranked
Sometimes, HBO executives pull the plug on a program with a passionate fanbase and much more story to tell. These are shows that ended before their time.
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The Big Bang Theory Began As Two Sitcom Pitches That Merged Into One
"The Big Bang Theory" co-creators Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady were each working on separate sitcom ideas when they decided to merge them into one pitch.
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The Twilight Zone's First Pilot Was Actually Filmed For Another CBS Series
Where is Everybody? wasn't The Twilight Zone's original pilot. Rod Serling actually wrote another script that CBS used for an entirely different show.
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10 TV Shows To Watch If You Like The Traitors
If you can't get enough of the social deduction shenanigans of The Traitors, there are several similar shows that are more than worth your time.
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