ABC’s Scrubs revival is continuing the rebuild of the orginal series’ core cast.

John C. McGinley is the latest actor to (re)join the show. He’ll reprise his role as the sharp-tongued (but secretly bighearted) Dr. Perry Cox. He joins fellow returnees Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, Donald Faison and Judy Reyes in the cast.

McGinley’s return means that five of the show’s seven regulars for much of Scrubs’ 2001-10 run on NBC and ABC are back in the fold for the revival, due to premiere during the 2025-26 season. Neil Flynn (the Janitor) and Ken Jenkins (Dr. Bob Kelso) were the other regulars.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence and the cast had long discussed a reunion or revival before ABC put the project into development in December 2024. Braff signed on to reprise his role as Dr. John “Jd” Dorian in May, and Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid) and Faison (Dr.

The final season of “Bel-Air” has set its premiere date at Peacock.

The fourth season of the drama series will debut on Nov. 24. It was reported that the show would be ending with Season 4 back in December 2024.

The official description for Season 4 states:

“Will tries to balance the fun and excitement of senior year with the expectations that have brought him to this moment. Carlton tests his own resolve as he deals with the fallout of some very big decisions that could threaten his future. Together, both boys will help each other through this pivotal time in their lives. An...

Luke Tennie, best known for starring as Sean in Bill Lawrence’s hit dramedy “Shrinking,” has joined the cast of “Abbott Elementary.”

The actor steps into the classroom as Dominic, a new teacher at Abbott Elementary.

“Y’all … I am so excited,” Tennie wrote in an Instagram post on Wednesday, celebrating the news.

Quinta Brunson chimed in underneath his comment, also sharing her excitement for his casting.

“Not me super excited by this announcement as if I didn’t know,” the creator wrote.

Tennie will be join the show alongside fellow stars Brunson, Tyler James Williams, Janelle James, Sheryl Lee Ralph, Chris Perfetti, Lisa Ann Walter and William Stanford.

Aside from “Shrinking,...

Peacock is already ordering more Paper.

The Paper, the streamer’s spinoff series to NBC’s classic comedy The Office, has been renewed one day ahead of its release date. The series hails from former Office showrunner Greg Daniels and Michael Koman. All 10 episodes will be available to stream on Peacock on Thursday.

The renewal was announced on the Today show Wednesday morning. The move is a big vote of confidence from NBC. A source says Daniels has already started ideas for the second season and the network wanted to keep up the momentum. The early renewal will also give the show a regular cadence, so it can premiere same time next year.

Sky has acquired season two exclusively in the UK and Ireland.

The Paper sees the documentary crew from The Office landing on a new subject as it follows the publisher (Domhnall Gleeson) and staff of a historic but struggling newspaper in Toledo,...

Quiver Distribution has acquired the North American and U.K. rights to Uwe Boll’s migrant thriller “Run,” starring Amanda Plummer, James Russo (“Tulsa King”) and Ulrich Thomsen (“Lanterns”).

The film is set for a market premiere with cast and crew at this year’s AFM in Los Angeles. Quiver will then release “Run” digitally across North America and the U.K. Nov. 14, with Dubai-based Phars Film distributing it in West Asia and Germany’s Kinostar releasing the pic digitally day and date in the rest of the world, making it one of the rare global releases in the independent space.

“We’re excited to have a true global release for our movie ‘Run,’” said Boll. “To release the movie in 100 plus countries simultaneously is the future in a world in which every movie is only a click away.”

“Run” examines how the ongoing...

After the birth of her seventh baby with husband Chad Paine on August 25, Erin Bates developed a severe Uti and kidney infection, which sent her into septic shock. In the latest update from Paine, he revealed how things have recently taken a turn for the worse. Taking to Instagram on Thursday (September 4), Paine shared how Erin “suffered a lengthy and severe seizure” on Wednesday night (September 3), leaving her “extremely weak” and “only half conscious.” He noted that his wife is currently in the ICU and “doctors are running scans and tests to determine the cause.” “Up to this point, Erin’s infection was getting better, but we found ourselves back in a place of heartache,...

Before Abbott Elementary goes back in session, fans can get schooled by Sheryl Lee Ralph in Weather Hunters. The star-studded PBS Kids animated series premiering September 8 centers on an eight-year-old named Lily Hunter (Tandi Fomukong), who shares an affinity for climate and science just like her dad Al (Al Roker). Along with the beloved Today host and EP, other voice talents include Lily’s mom Dot (Holly Robinson Peete), sister Corky (Kapri Ladd), and brother Benny (Lorenzo Ross). In the show, the family moves when Al gets a new TV job in his hometown. Adventures follow as Earth science, meteorology and other Stem-related concepts are tackled in a fun and entertaining way.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for The Great British Baking Show, Collection 13, Week 1] The Great British Baking Show is back for its 16th season (labeled as Collection 13 on Netflix), with 12 new hopeful bakers entering the tent to show off their skills in the hopes of impressing judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. As always, the season kicked off with Cake Week, where the contestants were given various challenges to come up with sweet treats in the Signature, Technical, and Showstopper rounds. This included making a Swiss roll for the Signature bake, fondant fancies for the Technical, and a landscape cake for the Showstopper. It was a dramatic first episode, which saw contestant Iain from Belfast struggling with a collapsed cake.

Piers Morgan is bringing his “Uncensored” YouTube show to Paramount U.K.’s Channel 5 starting next week, the controversial TV personality announced on his X account on Friday.

In his post, Morgan said his show will be launching on Channel 5 on Sept. 12 at 11 p.m. and will “broadcast the week’s best ‘Pmu’ moments” each Friday night, teasing that there will be “rousing debates, big-impact interviews & a hard dose of truth.”

Breaking:

Brace yourselves Britain: our hit YouTube show @PiersUncensored is coming to TV! From Sept 12, @channel5_tv will broadcast the week’s best ‘Pmu’ moments each Friday night…rousing debates,...

The Unifrance Rendez-Vous TV market in Le Havre came to a close on Thursday with a celebration of animation, namely the latest season and 55th anniversary of the beloved classic series “Barbapapa: One Big Happy Family.”

While animation has traditionally been one of France’s biggest exports, international sales continue to wane for local toon shows – one of the symptoms perhaps of a fast-changing global market whose reverberations are being felt in Normandy.

As Unifrance President Gilles Pélisson explained to Variety ahead of this year’s event, “independent production and distribution face increasing pressure as they compete with streamers and consolidated media groups.

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for “And Justice for All…,” the Season 1 finale of “Dexter: Resurrection,” now streaming on Paramount+.

Longtime fans of “Dexter” should be pleased with the Season 1 finale of “Resurrection,” after missing the mark with the ending of the original series (and with the recent “New Blood”) — but this season-ender capped off the franchise’s return to form. With a finale that featured thumbprints, hallucinations in vaults and more father-son angst than a Shakespearean tragedy, it was solid enough to warrant more Dexter adventures in Manhattan.

Leave it to Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) to get...

Season 27 of Big Brother is barreling toward its finale, but viewers should note an immediate schedule shake‑up: the show won’t air on Sunday, September 7, or Sunday, September 14. Here’s why this shift is happening—and what’s next.

Typically, new episodes of Big Brother air Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8/7 c — with the Wednesday installment running 90 minutes, and Sunday and Thursday episodes clocking in at an hour. This fall‑season rhythm changes due to big programming events. On Sunday, September 7, CBS airs the Video Music Awards, prompting Big Brother to move to Tuesday, September 9 at 8/7 c. Then on Sunday, September 14, the Emmys take over the timeslot — preempting the show entirely.

Big Brother 27 Recap — Week 8 delivered the season’s tensest vote yet. If you’re asking, Who Went Home on ‘Big Brother 27’ Tonight? The answer is clear from tonight’s live episode and the post‑show coverage.

After days of pitched campaigning and a veto shake‑up that forced players to rethink their numbers, the houseguests cast their ballots, and another pre‑jury hopeful saw their game end. The fallout starts immediately as remaining players regroup for the next Head of Household competition.

The Big Brother 27 Recap delivers a dramatic Week 8 update as tensions boil over in the Hotel Mystère. Head of Household Keanu Soto makes bold moves, the Power of Veto changes the game,...

For many, romance fraud isn’t just a headline — it’s a devastating reality. Love Con Revenge pulls back the curtain on the world of online romance scams, exposing how fraudsters can create fake relationships to manipulate innocent people out of large sums of money. The series follows host Cecilie Fjellhøy — herself a former victim of the infamous “Tinder Swindler” — and veteran private investigator Brianne Joseph as they help these victims fight back. In many of these cases, getting justice isn’t easy — and Love Con Revenge reveals both the emotional and financial devastation left behind, as well as the many obstacles victims face in holding alleged perpetrators accountable.

However,...

The Big Brother 27 recap for September 4 delivered a pivotal eviction that officially marked the end of the pre-jury phase. Ashley Hollis, Vince Panaro, and Mickey Lee all faced the block after Keanu Soto’s dramatic Head of Household reign. The night featured heated confrontations, tense alliances, and a shocking blindside vote that shifted the game’s dynamics.

Keanu’s Nomination Gamble

After Morgan Pope secured safety with the Veto, Head of Household Keanu Soto was left with a big decision. While some expected him to target Rachel Reilly, he instead chose to nominate Ashley Hollis, Rachel’s closest ally. This move intensified existing tensions, as Ashley and Rachel confronted Keanu...

In this Big Brother 27 Recap, the house braces for a shift as Vince’s go-to tactic—tearful apologies paired with promises—meets a Head of Household who refuses to bend. During a private talk, Vince pleads not to be nominated and vows not to use the Power of Veto to save Morgan if she lands on the block. The new Hoh pushes back, citing a pattern of broken trust seen throughout the game.

“I Don’t Need You to Beg, I Need You to Win”

The conversation turns when the Hoh reminds Vince, “You have already burned me three times.” When Vince continues to plead, the Hoh draws a line:...

Pushkin Industries is revving up a broad slate of shows for the fall as the audio studio looks to capitalize on the “network effect” among its creators and hosts that has been built up since the company’s founding in 2018.

Eric Sandler, chief strategy officer for Pushkin, discusses the company’s business vision, growth drivers and outlook in an interview on the latest episode of “Daily Variety” podcast. Among the highlights of Pushkin’s slate is a look back at “The Big Short” with author Michael Lewis. Pushkin will release the first audiobook edition of Lewis’ book, and Lewis will...

The September 4, 2025, live eviction episode of Big Brother 27 marked the end of the pre-jury phase with the surprising ouster of Mickey Lee. What began as a heated week filled with arguments, fractured alliances, and high-stakes competitions ended with Mickey blindsided in a near-unanimous vote.

Chaos After the Veto Ceremony

The week was defined by Head of Household Keanu Soto’s tense decision-making. After Morgan Pope saved herself with the Power of Veto, Keanu nominated Ashley Hollis alongside Vince Panaro and Mickey Lee. This sparked fiery confrontations, with Ashley and Rachel Reilly doubling down on accusations that Keanu was arrogant and disrespectful. Even Ava Pearl was dragged into the arguments, but she wisely kept her distance.

Lee Raybon, Ethan Hawke’s self-proclaimed “truthstorian” at the center of Sterlin Harjo’s swirling Southern noir, is so often bruised, bloodied, or bandaged that when friends and family express concern over his disheveled state, their dismay is almost as shocking as his beatings. Isn’t he… always like this? Doesn’t he saddle up next to scoundrals and pick a fight? Isn’t that part of his roguish, renegade charm?

Answering in reverse order, it is, he does, and he’s not. The shock shown by those closest to Lee reminds us that while he may be our bullheaded, behatted hero — sifting through seedy criminals and seedier authorities to find the cold, plain truth, no matter the cost — he’s also just a guy. A writer. A citizen. A father. Within “The Lowdown,” Lee regularly has to be reminded of these facts, of his own mortality, or risk losing...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 3, “Another Rick Up My Sleeve.”] Peacemaker delivers a massive twist in Season 2’s third installment, “Another Rick Up My Sleeve,” as Joel Kinnaman reprises his role as Rick Flag Jr. in two forms, one the version fans met in The Suicide Squad and the other the “jarhead” hinted at in Peacemaker‘s alternate dimension. While the episode opens with a flashback scene revealing that Rick Jr. and Harcourt (Jennifer Holland) were having an affair, it goes on to reveal that alternate dimension Harcourt is also involved with the Rick from her universe amid Christopher Smith’s (John Cena) attempt to woo her when he wakes up in...

This week on Big Brother, Keanu’s Hoh was nothing short of a trainwreck, and at the top of Thursday’s live eviction, his close ally Vince was in major danger of going home. Even as I type those words, they still Do Not Make Any Sense. Why would an Hoh nominate a close ally for eviction with the ultimate goal of keeping said nominee? Don’t ask me guys, I just work here.

After Keanu’s primary target Morgan took herself off the block with the golden power of veto, the house’s eyes shifted squarely toward “Vinny the Lip.

Spoiler Alert: This story discusses plot developments in Season 3, Episode 9 of “Star Trek: Stranger New Worlds,” entitled “Terrarium,” currently streaming on Paramount+.

Although “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” tracks the early days on the U.S.S. Enterprise for several of the franchise’s beloved characters like Spock (Ethan Peck) and Uhura (Celia Rose Gooding), one of the biggest fan favorites has been a character created specifically for the show: the Enterprise’s plucky helmsman, Erica Ortegas (Melissa Navia).

To the delight of many, in the penultimate episode of Season 3, Ortegas finally — finally! — gets her due with an episode dedicated entirely to her.

Kurt Russell is officially entering the Yellowstone universe. While his casting was already heavily speculated, it’s now confirmed that Russell is joining the cast of spinoff series The Madison.

Specific details about Russell’s character have not been announced, but sources tell Variety that he will likely play the husband of Michelle Pfeiffer’s Stacy Clyburn, a wealthy Manhattanite who heads to Big Sky Country in the wake of a family tragedy.

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While Yellowstone may be over, Taylor Sheridan’s TV universe continues to expand. After a long stretch without updates, The Madison, starring Michelle Pfeiffer, is finally gaining momentum, with the major news that Kurt Russell has officially joined the cast. The screen legend is the latest actor to join the Yellowstone universe, whose cast also includes 1923 actor Danielle Vasinova and Y: The Last Man alum Ben Schnetzer, who was cast as “a rancher,” sparking speculation about whether he might be playing The Madison‘s very own version of Rip Wheeler. Prior to that announcement, the high-profile series from Sheridan boasted a big-name cast, including star Pfeiffer, Lost alum Matthew Fox,...

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After more than a year of speculation, Kurt Russell is officially confirmed to be part of the cast of the upcoming Taylor Sheridan series “The Madison.”

Originally announced as a “Yellowstone” spinoff titled “2024,” the show is said to be “a heartfelt study of grief and human connection following a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana.”

Previously announced cast members include Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick J. Adams, Elle Chapman, Matthew Fox, Beau Garrett, Amiah Miller, Alaina Pollack, Ben Schnetzer, Rebecca Spence, Danielle Vasinova and Kevin Zegers. Exact character details are being kept under wraps, but...

As the new Peacock series “The Paper” opens, we learn a few things about the fate of Dunder Mifflin — the paper business at the heart of “The Office.” A sequel of sorts to “The Office,” “The Paper” opens with a few on screen notes: “In 2005, a documentary crew started filming at a paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania. They followed the workers in an average office, dealing with new rules of workplace behavior and the ups and downs of their personal lives. Twenty years later, they returned.”

What those documentarians found as they revisited the Scranton Business Park was Vance Refrigeration,...

Romance fraud takes center stage in Love Con Revenge, an investigative series that offers an inside look at how scammers exploit relationships for personal gain. At the heart of the show are Cecilie Fjellhøy — who first came to public attention through her own experience with the “Tinder Swindler,” and Brianne Joseph, who brings more than 15 years of experience as a private investigator. Together, they use what they’ve learned — both personally and professionally — to help victims rebuild their lives and push for justice.

In an interview with Tudum, Fjellhøy and Joseph discuss the mechanics of romance fraud, the barriers to holding perpetrators accountable, and the recurring patterns they’ve uncovered...

Paramount+ has announced the new original comedy series “Crutch”, starring Tracy Morgan, will premiere on Nov. 3. All eight episodes of the series will be available to stream exclusively on Paramount+ at launch.

“Crutch” follows its titular character Francois “Frank” Crutchfield (Morgan), who goes by “Crutch,” who is described as “a brash, yet beloved Harlem shop owner who finds his world turned upside down when his highbrow son and free-spirited daughter move back into the Crutchfield family home. The series will be set in the world of “The Neighborhood,” one of CBS’ original comedy series.

In collaboration with “The Neighborhood,” Morgan...

As Big Brother 27 moves further into the season, tensions and whispers are shifting away from competitions and onto personal dynamics inside the house. One relationship drawing attention is the friendly bond between Vince and Morgan, which has become a hot topic among their fellow Houseguests.

Vince explained that he has been in a committed relationship for seven years and stressed there were “no romantic feelings” involved. He described his connection with Morgan as a natural dynamic, saying they have always clicked. Still, the closeness between the two did not go unnoticed. At one point, Morgan rubbed Vince’s arm while waking him up in the Have-Not room, a gesture that...

The new FBI offshoot joining the CBS lineup in the 2025-2026 season has gotten a major update when it comes to the premiere. CIA was ordered to series on April 22, 2025, with Tom Ellis cast as the CIA lead working alongside an FBI agent. It was originally going to be a planted spinoff on FBI, but ultimately, it is now a universe expansion. It was initially going to be airing in the fall, joining FBI on Monday nights, but when CBS announced its premiere dates in July, that included a change for its schedule. And on September 4, casting was announced for two more characters, played by Nick Gehlfuss and Michael Michele.

The CIA, or at least CBS’ version of it, just recruited two very familiar faces.

Nick Gehlfuss, who will temporarily return to NBC’s Chicago Med this season, has been tapped for a series-regular role on the FBI spinoff, playing an FBI agent who works closely with Tom Ellis’ CIA agent Hart Hoxton. And Michael Michele, who recently spent four seasons portraying Dynasty’s Dominique Deveraux on The CW, has also been added as a series regular, playing a supervisor at the CIA, Variety reports.

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Get ready, Jeopardy! fans. Season 42 of the game show is right around the corner, and Jeopardy! just revealed which tournaments are coming back, as well as how fans can stream episodes after the season starts. Season 42 will see the return of Second Chance and Champions Wildcard competitions, the Tournament of Champions (ToC), and Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament (Jit). The “postseason” tournaments will air later in the season with Ken Jennings hosting, as well as the syndicated show and Celebrity Jeopardy!. Fans will be able to see all-new episodes of Jeopardy! starting on September 8 on syndicated channels, but if they miss an episode, they will be available to stream the next day on Hulu,...

Danny Reagan isn’t exactly getting off on the right foot with his new partner.

CBS has released the first trailer for Blue Bloods spinoff Boston Blue, with Donnie Wahlberg reprising his role as police detective Danny, who moves from the Big Apple to Beantown. In the trailer — which you can watch above — Danny is chasing a suspect on foot when he’s ordered to stop at gunpoint by Boston detective Lena Silver, played by Star Trek: Discovery’s Sonequa Martin-Green. He tries to explain he’s a cop, even offering to show her his “shield.” She asks if he means his badge,...

Can Firehouse 51’s chief (Dermot Mulroney‘s Dom Pascal) charm another chief (of staff) when Chicago Fire returns for Season 14? He may have to due to the budget cuts that were introduced last season. Annabeth Gish will guest star in a multi-episode arc as the mayor’s chief of staff, Annette Davis, TV Insider has learned exclusively. She’ll first appear in the Wednesday, October 1, premiere. See a first-look photo of Mulroney and Gish together above. Something tells us he won’t like what she has in that file in front of her, or, if it’s from him, has to say about what’s in it. It was near...

“CIA,” the upcoming new entry in the “FBI” franchise at CBS, has cast two major roles.

Variety has learned that Nick Gehlfuss and Michael Michele are set to star in the series opposite previously announced lead Tom Ellis. The show was officially picked up to series in April and will launch at midseason at the broadcast network.

Gehlfuss will star as Ellis’ FBI counterpart in the series, while Michele will play a supervisor at the CIA. The official logline states that the show is “centered on two unlikely partners – a fast-talking, rule-breaking loose cannon CIA case officer (Ellis), and a by-the-book,...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for Season 2 of “Wednesday,” now streaming on Netflix.

Netflix released Part 2 of “Wednesday” Season 2 on Sept. 4, and fans were pleasantly surprised to see Gwendoline Christie appear in the first episode of the new batch, reprising her role of former Nevermore principal Larissa Weems. Though the character died in the Season 1 finale, she returns as a specter in Season 2’s latter half, serving as a reluctant spirit guide for an even more reluctant Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega).

This new incarnation of Weems has the same wit, wisdom and fashion sense as her living predecessor, and yet,...

Warner Bros. sued Midjourney on Thursday, becoming the third studio to accuse the AI image-generating platform of blatant copyright violations.

In the complaint, Warner Bros. alleges that Midjourney willfully creates both still images and video of its characters, including Superman, Batman, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Tom and Jerry. The complaint also alleges that Midjourney recently eliminated guardrails that blocked users from creating videos that infringe on its IP.

“Midjourney thinks it is above the law,” the lawsuit states. “Without any consent or authorization by Warner Bros. Discovery, Midjourney brazenly dispenses Warner Bros. Discovery’s intellectual property as if it were its own.

Hello Sunshine, the media company founded by Reese Witherspoon, is switching up CEOs.

Maureen Polo, previously head of direct-to-consumer at Hello Sunshine, has been named CEO. She succeeds Sarah Harden, who is stepping down as chief exec and will remain with the company as an adviser into 2026 “to support the transition and continued strategic growth,” Hello Sunshine said.

Polo will work alongside Lauren Neustadter, Hello Sunshine’s president of film and TV, and Corey Shepardson, who has been promoted to the role of COO to lead business operations while remaining CFO.

“Sarah Harden’s exceptional leadership and unwavering support laid...

Get ready for a whole season of fun on Wheel of Fortune! The game show is set to return in less than a week, and they revealed what fans can expect from Season 43. For the “Year of Fun,” contestants and viewers can participate. It will feature more tournaments, bigger prizes, and extra opportunities to win. Fans noticed the new wedge on the wheel in a behind-the-scenes video. “Ryan [Seacrest] brings his charm, warmth, and playfulness into his interactions with the contestants and co-host Vanna White, and that has resonated with our viewers,” Bellamie Blackstone, Wheel of Fortune executive producer, said in a press release. “A big part of the success we...

Boston Blue has shared another glimpse into the Blue Bloods spinoff premiering this October. In the teaser trailer above, Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green‘s Danny Reagan and Lena Silver meet, and the detectives trek on out several cases. The teaser was revealed after a CBS press conference on Thursday, September 4 promoting its new fall 2025 shows, which includes Sheriff Country, The Road, and Dmv. Photos shared on August 25 revealed the first look at Bridget Moynahan reprising her role as Erin Reagan with Donnie Wahlberg‘s Danny Reagan in the series premiere. And while the photos share similarities to the look of its predecessor, there’s a much different tone to...

Welcome to the block. Welcome to a new neighborhood. Crutch is a spinoff of the CBS comedy, The Neighborhood, which is set to air its last season this fall. Tracy Morgan plays Crutch, a relative of Calvin Butler (Cedric The Entertainer). Find out who else will be joining him and where to watch it. Watch a trailer for the show and get ready for a whole new family. Here’s everything we know about the new show. What is Crutch about? Set in the world of The Neighborhood, Crutch centers on its titular character, Francois “Frank” Crutchfield, who goes by the nickname “Crutch.” He is a brash, yet beloved, Harlem...

The animated series “Hulk Hogan’s Rock’n’Wrestling” is coming to the WWE Vault YouTube channel.

WWE will begin running episodes of the the cult classic cartoon series, which originally aired from 1985-1986, in batches of four episodes every Saturday morning beginning Sept. 6 on the WWE Vault. The episodes will air in chronological order and will drop at 6 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. (all times are Et).

“Hulk Hogan’s Rock’n’Wrestling” featured Hogan and a group of babyface (good guy) wrestlers facing off in various whacky situations against a group of heels (bad guys) led by “Rowdy” Roddy Piper.

Crutch has scored a release date at Paramount+: Tracy Morgan’s The Neighborhood spinoff will premiere Monday, Nov. 3, TVLine has learned. All eight episodes of the multi-camera comedy will be available to stream on release day.

Morgan previously guest-starred on The Neighborhood as Calvin’s brother Curtis. He returns to the franchise as Calvin’s cousin, Frank Crutchfield — aka Crutch. Described by Paramount+ as “a brash but beloved Harlem shop owner,” Crutch finds his world turned upside down when his adult kids return home.

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Financial scams are nothing new, but romance fraud — where con artists use fake personas to gain someone’s love and trust in order to steal their money — has been on the rise in recent years, especially with the popularization of dating apps. In the series Love Con Revenge, former romance fraud victim Cecilie Fjellhøy teams up with private investigator Brianne Joseph to delve into real schemes on behalf of women and men who can’t find help through traditional avenues. Fjellhøy’s own experience with a notorious romance scammer was featured in the 2022 documentary The Tinder Swindler. Now she and Joseph are on a mission to unmask scammers and help victims take back control.

NCIS is turning back the clock for its next crossover.

For the first time, the flagship NCIS will cross paths with prequel NCIS: Origins in a two-hour crossover event airing Tuesday, Nov. 11 on CBS, the network announced Thursday.

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The latest episode of Big Brother 27 delivered one of the most explosive Veto meetings of the season. Tensions ran high as players confronted each other in dramatic fashion, turning what should have been a routine meeting into a verbal battlefield. This week’s recap dives into the key moves, the fiery speeches, and what they mean for the game’s future.

The Veto Play

The meeting began with high stakes as Vince, Mickey, and another nominee faced eviction. Vince seized the moment, using the Power of Veto on himself. This forced Head of Household Keanu to choose a replacement nominee. After deliberation, Keanu named Ashley as the new nominee, a...

Well, we certainly didn’t expect this to happen! NCIS and its prequel, NCIS: Origins, will be crossing over in the 2025-2026 season! Yes, the shows set in 2025 and the ’90s will be joining forces … in a way. As Wilmer Valderrama and Austin Stowell announce in the video above, on Tuesday, November 11, there will be a two-part crossover. Valderrama calls it “an NCIS crossover event like no other,” while Stowell adds, “The goal: to resolve a case at that spans decades.” Watch the announcement above. The two shows will be swapping time slots for the event, with NCIS taking Origins‘ 9/8c slot. That’s because it all begins on the prequel,...

Dr. Cox is back — so Jd better brace himself for a fresh batch of girls’ names.

John C. McGinley is officially set to recur on ABC’s Scrubs revival, reprising his beloved role as Dr. Perry Cox, TVLine has confirmed.

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Annaleigh Ashford and William Jackson Harper are Elsbeth‘s newest guest stars. Carrie Preston revealed their castings in Elsbeth Season 3 during a CBS press conference on Thursday, September 4. Ashford will appear in this season’s Halloween episode. Elsbeth Season 3 previously confirmed Stephen Colbert‘s casting as a fictional late-night host named Scotty Bristol on August 25. Along with the first look at Colbert in the premiere were the first photos of Preston and Wendell Pierce back in their series regular roles, as well as Amy Sedaris and Andy Richter‘s characters, who are tied to Colbert’s. Lindsay Mendez also guest stars in the Elsbeth Season 3 opener. Here’s the...