Comedy
New Season of ‘Upload’ Ups the Ante on Weird — and Brings Satisfying Conclusion to Series
In the fourth and final season of the series, sentient AI rapidly turns evil, threatening to wipe out Lakeview (and the world). […]
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Drama
New Drama Series by ‘Shutter Island’ Author Coming to Apple TV+ June 27
Inspired by John Leonard Orr, the most prolific serial arsonist in history, Smoke (available Fridays beginning June 27 on Apple TV+), created by ‘Shutter Island’ and ‘Mystic River’ author Dennis Lehane, follows a troubled detective (Jurnee Smollett) and an enigmatic arson investigator (Taron Egerton) in the Pacific Northwest as they pursue the trails of two serial arsonists. […]
Drama
Stephen Amell Talks ‘Suits: LA’ Spinoff
‘Suits’ returns to TV with a spinoff set on the opposite coast, as Ted Black (Stephen Amell), a former NYC federal prosecutor, does an about-face and moves out to California to open his own law firm. […]
Comedy
‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ Brings Crime and Levity to The CW
Estranged siblings are suddenly thrown together as partners by their father, the chief of police, in this new CW comedy/drama. […]
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On Location With ‘Temptation Island’ TV’s Hot Addiction
Channel Guide Magazine writer Kellie Freeze heads to Maui to visit the second season set of the hot USA Network series, ‘Temptation Island.” Plus, host Mark L. Walberg shares why the series is a hit. […]
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Meet ‘Mama Medium!’ The Star of TLC’s New Show ‘Plays Charades With Dead People’
TLC’s new series Mama Medium (premiering Monday, Nov. 5) might seem like familiar ground for the network — but wait until you meet her! Jennie Marie calls herself a “Comedium,” delivering a large dose of humor along with her astounding abilities. Not only is she a medium, but she’s also a psychic, an empath and a fourth-generation clairvoyant. “Being psychic means that I can see the future,” Jennie Marie explains. “Being a medium means that I talk to passed loved ones. Being clairvoyant is how I receive my messages. So when I’m speaking to someone that’s passed, I see images. I […]
Drama
“Blindspot” Exclusive Key Art & Insights On Season 4!
Blindspot premieres Friday, Oct. 12, and we have an exclusive first look at the key art for Season 4. We also had a chance to interview star Jaimie Alexander, and she gave us a sneak peek at what’s to come now that she’s changed from Jane to Remi. “I’m really excited to explore Remi, the villainous side of Jane. So far, we’ve only seen her in flashbacks,” Alexander tells. “I feel it will be fun for the audience to know that Jane is now Remi, as the entire cast has no idea. … There have been a few times where […]
Drama
Alexander Vlahos on the Final Season of ‘Versailles’: “I’m Incredibly Happy With How It Ended”
Versailles, the opulent show about the French court under King Louis XIV (George Blagden), returns for its third and final season in the United States on Oct. 6 on Ovation. With even more mysteries, power plays and court politics, the series explores new territory before coming to a fitting end. Alexander Vlahos plays Philippe d’Orléans, Louis’ darker, more emotional brother, who we last saw leave the palace at the end of Season 2 to go to war at his brother’s request. Speaking from York on his day off, where he’s currently performing in a theater production of Romeo & Juliet, […]
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Ben Bailey Takes Us Behind the Scenes of ‘Cash Cab’
If you’ve ever been in a New York City cab, you’d be shocked to know how difficult the actual test is to get your license. It’s no easy task. Just talk to comedian Ben Bailey, the Emmy-winning host of Discovery Channel’s popular Cash Cab, who not only shuttles unsuspecting riders to their destination but also hosts a game show inside his cab while doing it. Cash Cab returns with new episodes on Fridays at 7pmET, beginning with a special shark themed episode on Friday, July 27. “While I was taking [the exam], I was thinking of all the cab drivers […]
Documentary
‘Elvis Presley: The Searcher’ on HBO: We Sit Down With Priscilla Presley And Music Documentarian Thom Zimny!
Let’s start with what you do know about Elvis. Like “Hound Dog” and “Blue Suede Shoes.” “The Pelvis” nickname coupled with said pelvis’ Ed Sullivan Show debut. The stint in the Army, where he met a pretty girl named Priscilla. The feel-good films and the triumphant ’68 TV special. And the endless tabloid fodder that followed, even after his 1977 death at just 42. But do you know why Elvis moved the way he moved? Chose the songs he sang? Suffered so beneath the weight of the very fame he craved? Priscilla — Elvis’ only bride and lifelong confidante — […]