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Heroes may get a third chance. Series creator Tim Kring is working on another revival of the popular sci-fi series, Heroes: Eclipsed. The original series aired for four seasons on NBC between 2006 and 2010, with a limited-event series follow-up, Heroes Reborn, airing in 2015.

Starring Adrian Pasdar, Ali Larter, Cristine Rose, Greg Grunberg, Hayden Panettiere, Jack Coleman, James Kyson Lee, Masi Oka, Milo Ventimiglia, Robert Knepper, Sendhil Ramamurthy, Zachary Quinto, Dana Davis, Dania Ramirez, David Anders, Kristen Bell, Leonard Roberts, Noah Gray-Cabey, Santiago Cabrera, and Tawny Cypress, the original Heroes series follows a group of ordinary people who develop superhero powers following an eclipse.Read More…...

Are you ready for another solar eclipse?

One of the most polarizing series of the last 20 years is staging a comeback.

Deadline reports that Heroes creator Tim Kring is prepping a follow-up to the 2006-10 series.

This time, a new crop of evos awaken and discover their powers after a solar eclipse.

The good news is that it won’t be rewriting history. It will share a universe with the original series and the 2015 limited series reboot, Heroes: Reborn.

Picking up years later makes us wonder which original stars could stop by for a cameo.

This is the second time Heroes has returned

Heroes: Reborn brought back Jack Coleman as Noah Bennett, serving as connective tissue between the two series.

Heroes was a massive success story for NBC in its initial run, which focused on a group of people awakening with powers after a solar eclipse.

Fans connected with the “Save the cheerleader,...

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Shay Mitchell’s entrepreneurial adventure began in 2018 with Béis, the stylish travel accessories company she co-founded with Beach House Group, the El Segundo-based brand incubator behind Tracee Ellis Ross’ Pattern haircare, Millie Bobby Brown’s Florence by Mills beauty label and Kendall Jenner-backed Moon oral care. Béis declined to comment on sales but says the company delivered 200 percent growth in its last fiscal year and is on track to see the same this fiscal year. The 34-year-old actress (Dollface) and producer (The Cleaning Lady) also co-founded canned sparkling tequila company Onda in 2019 with Kelli Adams, Max Dworin and Noah Gray; its ingredients include blanco tequila made at a woman-owned distillery in Jalisco, Mexico. Per Crunchbase, the brand raised 12.5 million...

Is the first season of the Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists TV show on Freeform free of flaws? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists is cancelled or renewed for season two. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we'd like to offer you the chance to rate all of the Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists season one episodes here. *Status update below.

A Freeform mystery drama, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists stars Sasha Pieterse, Janel Parrish, Sofia Carson, Sydney Park, Eli Brown, Kelly Rutherford, Hayley Erin, Graeme Thomas King, Chris Mason, Noah Gray-Cabey, and Evan Bittencourt. The crime thriller unfolds at Beacon Heights University and the surrounding town,...

Network: Freeform.

Episodes: 10 (hour).

Seasons: One.

TV show dates: March 20, 2019 — May 22, 2019.

Series status: Cancelled.

Performers include: Sasha Pieterse, Janel Parrish, Sofia Carson, Sydney Park, Eli Brown, Kelly Rutherford, Hayley Erin, Graeme Thomas King, Chris Mason, Noah Gray-Cabey, and Evan Bittencourt.

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Based on the book series from Sara Shepard, the Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists TV show comes from creator I. Marlene King. The spinoff features the return of Pretty Little Liars original cast members Sasha Pieterse as Alison and Janel Parrish as Mona.

The series unfolds at Beacon Heights University and the surrounding town for which it was named. Everything is always perfect in Beacon Heights --...

There won't be a second season for Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists. Freeform has cancelled the Pretty Little Liars spin-off after one season of 10 episodes. The last episode aired in May of this year.

A mystery drama, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists stars Sasha Pieterse, Janel Parrish, Sofia Carson, Sydney Park, Eli Brown, Kelly Rutherford, Hayley Erin, Graeme Thomas King, Chris Mason, Noah Gray-Cabey, and Evan Bittencourt. The crime thriller unfolds at Beacon Heights University and the surrounding town and centers on three over-achieving students, friends Ava (Carson), Caitlin (Park), and Dylan (Brown) — known as the Perfectionists. After the first-ever murder in Beacon Heights, although they work together to solve the mystery, each Perfectionist hides behind a secret, a lie, and an alibi. Read More…...

Just when Alison and her fellow Perfectionists thought they’d finally solved Nolan’s murder, along came Wednesday’s Pretty Little Liars season finale to reveal that the game has only just begun.

Not only did we learn that Jeremy isn’t responsible for Nolan’s death (oops?), but the actual murderer — a mysterious individual known as “The Professor” — has footage of Taylor shooting Jeremy on the docks, complete with crystal-clear audio of everyone else agreeing to cover for her.

Below, showrunner Marlene King breaks down the finale’s biggest twists, offering some insight about what a potential second season...

None of Freeform's current programs get the kind of Nielsen ratings that Pretty Little Liars earned, so it's no wonder the former ABC Family cable network brought back I. Marlene King to adapt another Sara Shepherd book series, and turned it into a Pll spinoff -- the Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists TV show. Will it be able to draw in both fans of the original and some new viewers, too? Will Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists be cancelled or renewed for season two? Stay tuned.

A Freeform mystery drama, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists stars Sasha Pieterse, Janel Parrish, Sofia Carson, Sydney Park, Eli Brown, Kelly Rutherford, Hayley Erin, Graeme Thomas King, Chris Mason, Noah Gray-Cabey, and Evan Bittencourt. The crime thriller unfolds at Beacon Heights University and the surrounding town, and centers on three over-achieving students, friends Ava (Carson), Caitlin (Park), and...

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Will life in Beacon Heights ever again approach perfection? Is the Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists TV show cancelled or renewed for a second season on Freeform? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, season two. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?  

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A Freeform mystery drama, Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists stars Sasha Pieterse, Janel Parrish, Sofia Carson, Sydney Park, Eli Brown, Kelly Rutherford, Hayley Erin, Graeme Thomas King, Chris Mason, Noah Gray-Cabey, and Evan Bittencourt. The crime thriller unfolds at Beacon Heights University and the surrounding town, and centers on three over-achieving students, friends Ava (Carson), Caitlin (Park), and Dylan (Brown)...

Despite reports they were mulling over a revival, CBS has decided its Code Black TV show will remain cancelled. During the Summer 2018 TCAs, Entertainment boss Kelly Kahl said the network was trying to figure out a way to "make it work," but it seems it is not to be.

A CBS medical drama, Code Black starred Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Rob Lowe, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, and Moon Bloodgood. The series unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles — the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available to the exceptional staff — creating a condition known as Code Black. Read More…...

What's in store for Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists? Deadline reports Noah Gray-Cabey and Evan Bittencourt have joined the upcoming Freeform spinoff series.

The drama is "set in the town of Beacon Heights, a seemingly perfect town where a group of three college friends struggle with the stress of being overachievers. In the aftermath of the town’s first murder, each Perfectionist hides behind a secret, a lie and an alibi."

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NBC is spending the holidays with John Legend and Chrissy Teigen: The network will air the special A Legendary Christmas With John and Chrissy on Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 10/9c.

The couple will be joined by their friends and family, as well as to-be-announced celebrities, during the hourlong program. Additionally, Legend will perform songs from his upcoming album A Legendary Christmas.

The special reunites Egot winner Legend with NBC, where he starred in Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert and will serve as a coach on the spring cycle of The Voice. Teigen, meanwhile, is a co-host on Paramount Network’s Lip Sync Battle.

Could Code Black make a comeback after all? According to The Hollywood Reporter, CBS is considering renewing the cancelled TV show.

As reported earlier, the network cancelled the medical drama this year after three seasons. The cast includes Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, and Rob Lowe.

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Code Black may not be dead yet.

CBS has confirmed it might bring the series back down the line after the response from fans to it being canceled after three seasons.

“It’s doing incredibly well, it’s a well-done show. We’d like to figure out a way to maybe make it work,” Kelly Kahl said on Sunday at the Television Critics Association summer press tour. “We’re going to take a look.”

The show's cancellation was a surprising one. The series was pushed from the main season to the summer schedule, and while the numbers went down considerably, they were still decent for the time of year it was airing.

Related: Code Black Canceled at CBS!

Code Black Season 3 averaged 5.7 million viewers and a 0.7 rating among adults 18-49. However, the numbers swelled to 8.4 million viewers and a 1.2 rating.

The positive for the series is that it regularly topped the ratings on Wednesday night,...

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What's the prognosis for the Angels Memorial ER? Is the Code Black TV show cancelled or renewed for a fourth season on CBS? The television vulture is watching all the latest TV cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Code Black, season four. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?

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Airing on the CBS television network, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Rob Lowe, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, and Moon Bloodgood. The story unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles — the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available to the...

Code Black just wrapped its third and final season, but is there a chance for more? Recently, creator Michael Seitzman spoke with Deadline about the possible future of the cancelled CBS TV show.

The medical drama unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles — the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The cast includes Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, and Rob Lowe.

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This evening, we must say goodbye to the Code Black TV show after three short seasons on the air. Series get cancelled all the time -- mostly due to low ratings -- but, did this Wednesday night series deserve the ax or, should it have been renewed for a fourth season instead?A CBS medical drama, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Rob Lowe, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, and Moon Bloodgood. The story unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles -- the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available to the exceptional staff -- creating a condition known as Code Black.Debuting in September 2015, the first season of Code Black averaged a 1.27 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 7.11 million...

Spoiler Alert: This article contains details about tonight’s series finale of Code Black.

If you are going to go out, go out with a bang — that seemed to be the sentiment for the Code Black series finale tonight on CBS.

The medical drama was not short on the drama as it stacked intense, near-death moments in and outside of Angels Memorial. The Season 3-ending episode, appropriately titled “The Business of Saving Lives,” also served up some emotional connections with the many struggling relationships in the series — mainly Marcia Gay Harden’s Dr. Leanne Rorish and foster daughter Ariel (Emily Alyn Lind).

The episode is told somewhat out of order, starting with an airplane crashing into Angels Memorial. It then backtracks to the events leading up to that crash — and boy oh boy is there a lot.

Through the course of the episode, Col. Ethan Willis (Rob Lowe) continues to...

White lies can help people, but they can also snowball and cause real damage. 

The doctors struggled with telling the truth on Code Black Season 3 Episode 10. They weren't trying to sell alternate facts, thank god, just struggling to protect those under their care. 

But where do you draw that line? Is it more ethical to betray a confidence than tell a white lie? In the aftermath of a fight with his father, Ethan's struggle with these questions has everybody weighing in. 

Before we dive into the serious stuff, let's talk about Angus! It's a crazy day when a surprise baby (toddler) is the light part of a show. 

As much as he protested that he's not ready to be a daddy, I can actually see Angus taking to parenthood like a duck to water. He was naturally good with the kid, and maybe little Dominic is just what he needs...

What's in store for the end of Code Black? Recently, executive producer Michael Seitzman spoke with TVLine about the CBS TV show's upcoming series finale.As reported earlier, the network has cancelled the medical drama after three seasons. The cast includes Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, and Rob Lowe.Read More…...

It's always important to look for the silver lining. I'm sure Jesse or Guthrie would put it more eloquently, but that doesn't make it any less true.

After the devastating news about cancellation, we loyal viewers were rewarded with a double serving of medical drama goodness. The only downside to getting Code Black Season 3 Episode 5 and Code Black Season 3 Episode 6 at once?

We're that much closer to the end. 

As we march ever closer to the finale, I find myself more and more pissed that it took so long to introduce Ariel and make her a regular. 

This girl is sassy and sensitive and smart, not to mention that Leanne as instant (single) mom to a teenage girl is much, much more interesting than Og Tragic Leanne. 

I can't help but wonder: If the writers and producers had stumbled upon this missing ingredient sooner, would they be facing cancelation now?...

In its freshman installment, the Code Black TV show earned low ratings for a CBS TV series. Instead of cancelling though, the network renewed it, with the requisite cast changes. Its numbers fell further last year, but it still wasn't cancelled, probably thanks to licensing deal concessions. Will the third season see the audience grow or further diminish, and if so, how low can it go? Will Code Black be cancelled or renewed for season four? Stay tuned. **Status update belowA CBS medical drama, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Rob Lowe, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, and Moon Bloodgood. The story unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles -- the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available to the exceptional...

Angels Memorial is closing its doors. CBS has cancelled its Code Black TV show after three seasons. Creator and showrunner Michael Seitzman has already confirmed the Code Black cancellation. Although the production utilized the extraordinary measures of amputating some original series regulars (Raza Jaffrey and Bonnie Somerville) and grafting on a big name (Rob Lowe), the patient eventually succumbed to acute ratings anemia. A CBS medical drama, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, and Lowe. The story unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles — home of the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available to the exceptional staff — creating a condition known as Code Black. According to Seitzman...

CBS has pulled the plug on medical drama “Code Black” after three seasons.

Series creator and showrunner Michael Seitzman first broke the news on Twitter.

“Dear #CodeBlack fans, the sad news came today that we were cancelled,” he wrote. “It’s been a true joy to make this show and watch your response every week. Thank you for all of your passion. Truly, our best episodes have yet to air. We hope you’ll watch and enjoy them. We made them for you.”

The series takes place in the fictional Angels Memorial Hospital, where the high number often outnumbered the limited resources available to doctors and patients, creating a situation known in some hospitals as a “code black.”

It stars Marcia Gay Harden, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, Emily Tyra, William Allen Young, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, Luis Guzmán, and Rob Lowe. Michael Seitzman, David Marshall Grant,...

CBS medical drama Code Black will not return for a fourth season. Creator/showrunner Michael Seitzman revealed the news in a note to fans early Thursday on Twitter.

“The sad news came today that we were cancelled,” Seitzman wrote. “It’s been a true joy to make this show and watch your response every week. Thank you for all of your passion. Truly, our best episodes have yet to air. We hope you’ll watch and enjoy them. We made them for you.”

Dear #CodeBlack fans, the sad news came today that we were cancelled. It's been a true joy to make this show and watch your response every week. Thank you for all of your passion. Truly, our best episodes have yet to air. We hope you'll watch and enjoy them. We made them for you.

— Michael Seitzman (@michaelseitzman) May 24, 2018

The series returned April 25 to soft numbers, with its Season 3 premiere down 33% compared with last season’s debut. It came down to the wire last year, with the show getting a last-minute Season 3 renewal, as it did for Season 2. Because of the late start, the network this year postponed the renewal decision until after the upfronts.

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The decision not to renew for a fourth season was not a surprise. Seitzman wrote that the season finale was written as a series ender. “We always suspected this would be the last season. We wrote it to end that way,” he tweeted.

We always suspected this would be the last season. We wrote it to end that way. https://t.co/AByfkZ5Da0

— Michael Seitzman (@michaelseitzman) May 24, 2018

Created by Seitzman, Code Black took place in the busiest, most notorious ER in the nation, where the staggering influx of patients outweighed the limited resources available to the doctors and nurses whose job is to treat them all – creating a condition known as Code Black.

Marcia Gay Harden starred along with Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind and Moon Bloodgood, along with Luis Guzmán and Rob Lowe.

The series was produced by ABC Television Studios in association with CBS Television Studios. Seitzman executive produced with David Marshall Grant, Rob Bowman, Marti Noxon, Linda Goldstein Knowlton, Ryan McGarry and Mike Weiss.

Updated May 24 at 7:31 a.m. Pt with “Code Black” canceled by CBS.

Is “Ghosted” coming back?

That’s a question on viewers’ minds as upfronts week comes to a close, with Fox, ABC, NBC, CBS and The CW all having announced their fall programming schedules as of Thursday. ‘Cause some of those slates have holes in them, meaning the statuses of almost half a dozen shows on broadcast television are still up in the air.

Look, we can accept the fact that not every series will be saved like “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” — not every show should be. But come on, networks — minus ABC and The CW, who have already killed or renewed everything they’re going to — fans need to hear one way or another whether their favorite programs will be returning this fall, especially for ones that have a crazy-devoted fanbase.

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In a Gold Derby exclusive, we have learned the category placements of the key Emmy Awards contenders for ABC. For this season, the alphabet network has returning nominee “black-ish”, the relaunch of “Roseanne” and newcomer “The Good Doctor” (Freddie Highmore) as part of their 2018 campaign. ABC Studios also has several programs on other networks such as “Smilf” (Showtime) and “Code Black” (CBS).

See‘Roseanne’ premiere: 6 exclusive red carpet interviews with Roseanne Barr, Sara Gilbert and more [Watch]

Below, the list of ABC lead, supporting and guest submissions for their comedy and drama series. More names might be added by the network on the final Emmy ballot. Also note that performers not included on this list may well be submitted by their personal reps.

“American Housewife”

Comedy Series

Comedy Actress – Katy Mixon

Comedy Supporting Actress – Julia Butters, Meg Donnelly, Carly Hughes, Ali Wong

Comedy Supporting Actor – Diedrich Bader, Daniel Dimaggio

Comedy Guest...

Please diagnose the third season of the Code Black TV show on CBS. As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether the TV show Code Black is cancelled or renewed for season four. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered, we'd like to offer you the chance to rate all of the Code Black season three episodes, below. A CBS medical drama, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Luis Guzmán, Rob Lowe, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, and Moon Bloodgood. The story unfolds at Angels Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles — the busiest, most notorious ER in the country. The high patient volume dwarfs the resources available...

CBS has announced the third season of its Code Black TV series will premiere on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 10:00pm Et/Pt. Although Code Black season three will take over the Criminal Minds timeslot, there's no need to alert the Bau, as its season 13 finale airs the previous week. A CBS medical drama, Code Black stars Marcia Gay Harden, Boris Kodjoe, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, William Allen Young, Emily Tyra, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Alyn Lind, Moon Bloodgood, Luis Guzmán and Rob Lowe. The story unfolds in a Los Angeles Emergency Room -- one of the most notorious in the country. Read More…...

How will The Flash‘s fiancee handle his absence? Who on Lucifer will literally dance with the Devil? Why did Blindspot “order Italian”? Is The Last Ship‘s loss The Strain‘s gain? Read on for answers to those questions plus teases from other shows.

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Any scoop on how The Flash‘s Iris will be grieving Barry after sacrificing himself to the Speed Force? —Fowsia

With the action picking up six months later, it’s unclear if time heals all wounds. “We still don’t have Barry out of the Speed Force,...

Call off the search party, for Marvel and Freeform’s Cloak and Dagger TV series has found its two leading stars.

Deadline has the scoop, confirming that while Noah Gray-Cabey and Debby Ryan were reportedly in the running early on, the superhero roles of Tandy Bowen and Tyrone Johnson have fallen to Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph. Ordered straight to series back in 2016, Cloak and Dagger chronicles the coming-of-age romance between Tandy (Dagger) and Bowen (Cloak), who struggle to wrangle their superhuman abilities under control. Olivia Holt’s Tandy has the power to emit light daggers on a whim, while Tyrone is able to engulf others in darkness at a moment’s notice. Together, they’re able to keep a lid on their respective powers, but a superheroic romance threatens to complicate an already complicated situation.

It’ll skew toward a younger audience, given its teenage leads, and it’ll...

Last week we heard that Debby Ryan and Noah Gray-Cabey were in line to play the teenage heroes of Marvel and Freeform's Cloak and Dagger, but Deadline has just debunked that by revealing the names of the actors who will actually bring life to the young warriors of light and darkness. According to the trade, The Night of's Aubrey Joseph will be playing Tyrone Johnson/Cloak, while former Disney Channel star Olivia Holt will portray Tandy Bowen/Dagger. “The characters of Tandy and Tyrone have always stood out to me ever since I first met them in the pages of Marvel comics when I was a boy," said executive producer/showrunner Joe Pokaski. "When Olivia and Aubrey read for the roles, these characters leaped off the page. We’re so excited to see what these talented young actors bring to the Marvel Universe.” A new synopsis and updated character...

Another day, another Marvel Studios project moves forward. 

It was announced some time ago that Marvel Studios was getting set to launch another project that's going to take place within its shared Marvel Cinematic Universe: Cloak and Dagger.

Since then, there hasn't been too much to report. Until the last 36 hours...

According to the McU Exchange, they've got it on good authority from a source of theirs that Marvel has found the two lead actors for the project. According to them, relative unknowns Noah Gray-Cabey and Debby Ryan have been tapped to play Tyrone "Ty" Johnson and Tandy Bowen in Cloak and Dagger, which is set to run on ABC's Freeform network. 

Sometimes we look to social media activity to see if there's anything that lends credibility to a rumor like this, and what's notable here is that Gray-Cabey did recently start getting followed on Twitter by Cloak and Dagger's showrunner,...

Last night we reported that Marvel’s upcoming Cloak and Dagger TV show, which will air on Freeform, had found a director for its pilot episode in the form of Gina Prince-Bythewood (Love and Basketball, Beyond the Lights). Now, a new rumor suggests that the two leads have also been cast. According to the McU Exchange, Noah Gray-Cabey will play Tyrone Johnson (Cloak), while Debby Ryan has signed on to bring Tandy Bowen (Dagger) to life on the small screen.

While neither of these actors are what you’d call household names, they’ve both starred in some fairly popular TV shows in the past. Gray-Cabey is probably best know for playing Micah in the original Heroes when he was a kid (he also reprised the role for Heroes Reborn), but he’s since appeared in the likes of CSI and Code Black. Ryan, meanwhile, played Aubrey on Girl Meets World,...

We've been hearing a lot of positive updates about Cloak and Dagger recently, but if a new report is to be believed, the two leads may have now been found. According to McU Exchange, relative unknowns Noah Gray-Cabey (Heroes) and Debby Ryan (Jessie) have been chosen to play the heroes, though, at first glance, they don't bear an instant resemblance to the comic book characters they'll possibly play. Gray-Cabey appears to be of mixed race descent, while Ryan is redheaded rather than blonde. That can obviously be sorted out with a wig or some hair dye, but they do otherwise seem like pretty good fits.  Can this report be trusted? While the site claims to have heard this news from sources, we're not exactly talking about a trade here and this could be the type of site that posts a scoop based on any old email they receive; we just don't know.

We have a lot of casting news and even something a bit smelly to talk about. Really!

Jay Harrington joins Code Black Season 2 in a key recurring role as the most respected neurosurgeon in Los Angeles, Dr. Leo Fields.

Word is, Fields will be forced to operate on one of the major characters.

Forced sure is a strong word. Will it be Mike, or will someone else on staff suffer from a head injury?

 

Harrington is known for his comedy on the brilliant but canceled too soon Better Off Ted and more recently Benched and Hot in Cleveland.

He joins other Season 2 newbies including Rob Lowe, Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Tyra and Kathleen Rose Perkins.

Amazon has scored the rights to the upcoming Robert De Niro/Julianne Moore series.

According to Deadline, the series, a drama, possibly about the mafia, is written by David O. Russell, and has received a two-season order of eight episodes each.

Benched and Better Off Ted alum Jay Harrington has booked a key recurring role on the second season of CBS' medical drama series Code Black. He will play the brilliant Dr. Leo Fields, the most respected neurosurgeon in Los Angeles who’s forced to operate on one of the show’s major characters. Harrington joins new Code Black regular Rob Lowe and major recurring players Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Tyra, and Kathleen Rose Perkins. Harrington, known for playing the title character…...

If you’re a patient viewer revisiting CBS’ medical drama Code Black, you probably noticed some new faces — and a few Mia ones — during Wednesday night’s Season 2 premiere. The biggest one, Rob Lowe’s Colonel Ethan Willis, makes his showy debut at the top of the hour as he and fellow doc Mike helicopter to a shark attack in Malibu, where they turn a victim into a human Twinkie. I’ll explain in a bit.

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From the get-go, Ethan sets himself apart as a maverick: He...

Episodes' Kathleen Rose Perkins has been cast in the second season of the Code Black TV show on CBS. She will play Angels Memorial's psychiatrist, Dr. Amanda Nolan, whom Deadline describes as "formidable." While Episodes was not cancelled, it is ending. The fifth and final season debuts on Showtime in January 2017On Code Black, Perkins joins Rob Lowe who was previously cast in a series regular role, as well as recurring actors Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Tyra, and Nafessa Williams. Perkins' recurring character is said to be "major." The Code Black TV series cast also includes: Marcia Gay Harden, Melanie Chandra, William Allen Young, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth, Luis Guzmán, Boris Kodjoe, and Jillian Murray. Code Black, season two, premieres Wednesday, September 28, 2016, at 10:00pm...

Kathleen Rose Perkins (Episodes) has booked a major recurring role on the second season of CBS' medical drama series Code Black. She will play Amanda Nolan, a formidable psychiatrist at Angels Memorial. Perkins joins new Code Black regular Rob Lowe and major recurring players Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Tyra and Nafessa Williams. Perkins co-stars on Showtime’s Hollywood-centric cult comedy series Episodes — set to return for its fifth and final season in January — and recently…...

CBS medical drama Code Black has plucked Rob Lowe as a new series regular, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The veteran actor, who recently starred in the doomed Fox comedy The Grinder before it was canned after only one season, has joined Code Black as Col. Ethan Willis, a “doctor in the U.S. Military’s prestigious Combat Casualty Care research program who has been pulled out of a combat hospital in Afghanistan and embedded at Angels Memorial to teach what the military has learned about combat medicine.”

Not one to play by the rules, Lowe’s newcomer draws the ire of Angels Memorial’s finest doctors barring Dr. Leanne Rorish (Marcia Gay Harden), who welcomes his brash, aggressive modus operandi with open arms.

Indeed, the addition of Lowe is a sign of CBS’ minor overhaul to the Code Black series, and over the past few days the network has recruited Heroes alum Noah Gray-Cabey,...

“The Grinder” may have been canceled after a well-received (if sparsely watched) first season, but you can’t keep Sam Seaborn down for long. Rob Lowe has just been announced as having joined season two of “Code Black,” the hospital drama undergoing significant changes for its sophomore run.

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Lowe will play series regular Col. Ethan Willis, a military doctor who relocates from a combat hospital in Afghanistan to join Angels Memorial and share his knowledge with the civvies. He’s joined by fellow newcomers Noah Gray-Cabey, Emily Tyra and Nafessa Williams; season-one regulars Bonnie Somerville and Raza Jaffrey, meanwhile, will not be returning to the CBS drama.

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Code Black wasn't an out of the gate hit.

But it really put the pedal to the metal as far as the medical drama was concerned. Every week, Code Black Season 1 had a very strong medical case, sometimes involving their own characters.

Rob Lowe is about to become one of those characters. He's joined as a series regular!!

His character will be introduced on the second season premiere on September 28.

A doctor in the U.S. Military’s prestigious Combat Casualty Care research program, Colonel Ethan Willis, has been pulled out of a combat hospital in Afghanistan and embedded at Angels Memorial to teach what the military has learned about combat medicine.

His aggressive, rule-breaking style is greeted enthusiastically by Dr. Leanne Rorish (Marcia Gay Harden), but not by all the other doctors.

In addition to Harden, he’ll join Code Black stars Luis Guzman, Melanie Chandra, Harry Ford, Benjamin Hollingsworth,...

Dr. Vegas is trying his luck at Angels Memorial.

Rob Lowe is joining CBS’ retooled Code Black as the medical drama’s new co-lead, TVLine has learned. The actor, fresh off his one-season run on Fox’s The Grinder, will play Colonel Ethan Willis, a doctor in the U.S. Military’s prestigious Combat Casualty Care research program who has been pulled out of a combat hospital in Afghanistan and embedded at Angels Memorial to teach what the military has learned about combat medicine. His aggressive, rule-breaking style is greeted enthusiastically by Dr. Leanne Rorish (Marcia Gay Harden), but not by all the other doctors.

Code Black is getting an infusion of new blood, adding three actors — including a Heroes alum Noah Gray-Cabey — in major recurring roles, TVLine has learned.

Also joining the CBS medical drama’s rejiggered Season 2: Flesh and Bone star Emily Tyra and One Life to Live alum Nafessa Williams. The trio will fill help fill the void left by departing series regulars Bonnie Somerville (Christa) and Raza Jaffrey (Neal).

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The 20-year-old Gray-Cabey, who reprised his Heroes role of Micah Sanders in last season’s NBC revival, will portray Elliot Han,...

CBS’ Code Black has added three new major recurring players to the cast — Nafessa Williams (Twin Peaks), Noah Gray-Cabey (Heroes: Reborn) and Emily Tyra (Flesh and Bone) — with an eye toward becoming regulars. They will play new residents at the ER of Angels Memorial Hospital. The castings are part of the plan for Season 2 mapped out by series creator/exec producer Michael Seitzman designed to make the series resemble real life where residents and physicians come to an ER…...

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Heroes Reborn is now on a two-month break, not that the latest episode leaves us impatient for its return...

This review contains spoilers.

1.10 11.53 To Odessa

It may have been billed as a “Fall Finale” in NBC’s promotional material but in truth, 11:53 To Odessa is as middle-of-the-road an episode as you’ll find this year, acting mostly as a transitional piece to lead into the final three instalments which will air in January 2016.

At the centre of the action this week is the concept of the ‘time bridge’, Renautas’ method of saving a portion of humanity from global catastrophe by relocating them to the future. The idea is a classic, if unoriginal, sci-fi trope and the question of who gets saved and who doesn’t is the reasonably compelling moral dilemma at the heart of Heroes Reborn’s final set of episodes and the conundrum that continues to divide the characters.

Once again, it's time for a motley band of mutants to save the world. At least, they'd better, in "Heroes Reborn," the NBC limited series that debuts Sept. 24. Picking up where the 2006-10 series "Heroes" left off, the new drama will bring back several prominent characters from the old show, including time-and-space-halting Hiro Nakamura (Masi Oka), mysterious operative Noah Bennet (Jack Coleman), his equally mysterious partner The Haitian (Jimmy Jean-Louis), mind-reader Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg), power broker Angela Petrelli (Cristine Rose), scholar Mohinder Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy), and Micah Sanders (Noah Gray-Cabey), who can control machines with his mind.

But what of the rest? Well, "Heroes" turned out to be a launch pad for many talented stars who've gone on to busy, super-powered careers of their own. (Granted, Oka found time to come back to the mainland for "Heroes Reborn," despite his starring role on "Hawaii Five-o." But then, Hiro can manipulate space and time.

Worlds collide! @MasiOka & @ZacharyLevi are on the cover of @TVGuideMagazine, available this Thursday. #HeroesReborn pic.twitter.com/qbk7inMgQ4 — Heroes Reborn (@heroes) August 26, 2015 Interest among fans definitely rose when it was announced that Hiro actor Masi Oka would be reprising his role as Hiro Nakamura in Heroes Reborn. Rounding out the cast are Oka's fellow Heroes-alums Jack Coleman and Greg Gunberg, along with newcomers Zachary Levi, Ryan Guzman, Robbie Kay, Judith Shekoni, Kiki Sukezane, Henry Zebrowski and Gatlin Green. Noah Gray-Cabey will also reprise his role as Micah Sanders. The 13-episode limited series will debut this Fall, September 24th on NBC. The saga behind the 2006 breakout series Heroes will continue as creator Tim Kring returns to the fold and develops new layers to his original superhero concept. This highly anticipated 13-episode miniseries will reconnect with the basic elements of the show’s first season where ordinary people were waking...

Five years after Heroes was canceled, NBC has decided to revive the series with Heroes Reborn, an upcoming 13-episode miniseries that takes place after the original left off. The premise will reconnect with the basic elements of the show’s first season, but take place after those with supernatural powers are blamed for a massive terrorist attack in Odessa, Texas, causing the original Heroes to go into hiding. The saga will continue this fall as creator Tim Kring returns to the fold and develops new layers to his original superhero concept. Some familiar faces will be returning – such as Hiro Nakamura (Masi Oka), The Haitian (Jimmy Jean-Louis), Hrg (Jack Coleman), Mohinder Suresh (Sendhil Ramamurthy), Angela Petrelli (Cristine Rose), Micah (Noah Gray-Cabey), and Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg). Meanwhile, a batch of new characters are taking center stage including: vigilantes Luke (Zachary Levi) and Joanne (Judith Shekoni); conspiracy theorist Quentin Frady (Henry Zebrowski...