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TVLine reports that Eric Dane’s memoir also includes an apology to his daughter Billie.
Mike O’Malley remembers Anthony Clark as “a hilarious guy,” recalling a phone call just three weeks earlier.
The Masked Singer and Baywatch arrive January 6, 2027, as Fox leans into scripted TV, THR reports.
The comedy’s third season doubles its regular episode count, while its creators land a new deal with FX Productions.
The How to Get Away With Murder alum will play a cynical West Texas doctor in ABC’s untitled drama.
Deadline reports Wesley will play Coach Neil Faulkner in the college romance, now filming in Vancouver.
The episode with musical guest The Strokes delivered a two-year audience high and SNL’s biggest-ever showing on Peacock.
Francesca Gardiner says Essiedu has “absolutely nailed” Snape and deserves attention for his performance, not abuse.
His wife said he died at home in Poland after a long struggle with a heart condition and heart failure.
The Christmas special airs December 14 on Fox and streams the next day on Hulu, Variety reports.
Cooke says she tries to give the fandom’s racism and misogyny “minimal mental real estate.”
Deadline reports former Marvel executive Jeremy Latcham takes over December 1, with Gunn and Safran remaining producers.
Nicolas Cage calls Spider-Noir’s lone season “perfect” and says a second or third could have worn out his welcome.
The Lord of the Rings series opens its third season with four episodes arriving at once.
Druski made his hosting debut with the Strokes serving as the musical guest.
Heated Rivalry’s holiday movie may center on Scott and Kip; Crave says it has no projects to confirm.
High Potential Season 3 starts January 5; The Rookie Season 9 shares January 6 with Jay Ellis’ new spinoff.
Netflix renewed the Kristen Bell and Adam Brody rom-com roughly two weeks after Season 3’s October 22 premiere.
Netflix’s live-action prequel targets 2028, with Kate Trefry showrunning and Joe Wright directing the first three episodes.
Yeun plays a widowed father whose relationship with his daughter Alice takes a sinister turn.
