We finally know who shot George Russell last season, and The Gilded Age EP tells TVLine that the shooter's identity was apparently actor Morgan Spector's idea.
TVLine offers a look at what to watch in the week ahead: A handy roundup of new TV premieres and show finales to help you plan your viewing for November 8-14.
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Buzzy hockey romance series Heated Rivalry has received an early renewal — and a movie is on the way, too! Get details.
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We finally know who shot George Russell last season, and The Gilded Age EP tells TVLine that the shooter's identity was apparently actor Morgan Spector's idea.
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Read MoreWith four Emmy nominations, Michael Kelly is no stranger to big roles, but even he was intimidated by "Lioness" at first. Can you really blame him, though?
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