Jill and Andy brave an Upper East Side doorman strike to go to dinner at Candice’s, Vanessa hooks up with her ex-husband, and Brooke and Lex decide to renew their vows.
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As Coleman and Yael close in on their Everlasting expose and Rachel faces formidable competition for the #2 spot in the control room, she must pick a side once and for all.
This week on Guilt, Molly Ryan’s murder case makes no move towards closing as each suspect remains just as viable as the next — that is, except the one who dies tonight.
Each summer and winter, television networks present their slates of programming to the Television Critics Association to give them updates, sneak peeks, and more, for their various series. From HBO to Starz, this weekend revealed information on some of the most buzzed about shows, such as Game of Thrones, and also gave critics some of the first looks and details about brand new series set to hit this fall.
ABC actioner Mavel’s Agents Of SHIELD has staffed Jason O’Mara as the new director and long-running comic book character.
Fall sitcom Man With A Plan has filled the void left by Jenna Fischer by tapping Liza Snyder for the role. She will star in the multi-camera sitcom opposite Matt LeBlanc.
The rapper-turned-actor-turned-producer is looking to add a superhero TV series to his growing list of projects. Starz announced today at TCA that they are developing Tomorrow, Today, a superhero drama based on a screenplay written by the hip hop mogul.
I experimented with cord cutting for the month of July, shutting down my cable account for 30 days so as to see what all the fuss is about and what I could both lose and gain by staying away. Both sides had their pros and cons, the question was, which choice was more worth doing?
Power gives us what we signed up for: a plot that we can all believe again and be terrified of. Its title: “I Got This On Lock” is fitting but not for who you might think.
In this week’s chapter of The Night Of, Naz learns what is necessary in order to survive and makes some critical power moves in an episode that poses as many new questions as it does decisions.
Laurel mounts an effective resistance against the Aliants with the help a her friends and a little love from Gareth on Braindead.
HBO was on hand at the Television Critics Association’s summer press tour this weekend to update critics on its slate of programming, including show renewals and new series premiere dates. However, one of its biggest reveals was the confirmation that Season 8 of Game of Thrones will be its last.
Spencer tends to an injured Vernon, who debates whether he should come clean about how he really got injured.
Jim and Jeannie visit their priest to talk about their marriage problems, as a seemingly innocent fight about a storage unit is really hiding deeper problems.
The SFPD finally make an arrest in the Normandy Parker murder case, but Hildy and Terry aren’t completely convinced that they’ve got the right man.
This week on the season finale of Preacher, everyone’s ugliest secrets come out when God comes to town.
The Calloways get tight with a leading Atlanta family. M-Chuck works through some personal issues, but Cassie is reluctant to get involved on this week’s episode of Survivor’s Remorse.
This week on Ray Donovan, Mickey tries to get charged for the Minassian murders, Bunchie worries about Abby’s health, and Ray makes a surprising discovery about Sonia Kovitsky.
This week on Roadies, the hometown double-header in Denver draws to a close, and not without casualty. Bill and Shelli tiptoe around an awkward conversation, the illustrious Janine drops a huge truth bomb, and the tour still doesn’t have an opening act.
Neal Gamby goes on a field trip in order to impress a girl and does everything but. Although we’re just a few weeks into Vice Principals, this show doesn’t seem like it’ll never disappoint.
Detectives Carter and Lee investigate the disappearance of a young woman and the trail leads them to a serial killer who tormented the city years ago.
In this week’s unconventional episode of Killjoys the team is separated as they try to solve the mysteries of the season.
The popular Showtime series Shameless about the dysfunctional Gallagher family has just added four new cast members: Alicia Coppola, Arden Myrin, Pasha Lychnikoff, and Ruby Modine. They have all joined the series as recurring characters. Plus: The network has revealed what to expect from the upcoming seventh season, beginning a month after the last season’s finale.
Vice President Joe Biden is set to guest star as himself in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in the upcoming 18th season.
Leave it to Ryan Murphy to post ambiguous and creepy teaser videos to promote the sixth season of American Horror Story. The handful of 15 second promos for the popular anthology range from the demented to the eerie to the downright terrifying.
Known for his role is fantasy-adventure franchises, actor Orlando Bloom has joined HBO’s upcoming mockumentary Tour de Pharmacy. The film, co-created by Andy Samberg and Murray Miller, will focus on professional cycling and its long, complicated history with athletes and drug use.
Adrianne Palicki has been cast opposite Seth MacFarlane in his new hourlong comedy-drama for Fox. Scott Grimes, who has collaborated with MacFarlane on various projects (Family Guy and American Dad), will also appear in the series.
Netflix gets political with a doc and a Donald Trump spoof while stand-up specials from two comedy legends become available this month. That and more in our picks for what to watch on Netflix in August.
Vargas turns on the Queen of the South and her customers turn to rival suppliers when the DEA ambushes a shipment from Columbia in another great episode about business and customer satisfaction.
No matter how hard Reid tries to get out, Whitechapel keeps pulling him back in on Ripper Street. A lot has changed in Reid’s three year absence, and though he and his daughter Matilda have left London behind, it continues to draw them both back. Life has moved on in Whitechapel without Reid, can he so simply reintegrate himself back in?
