The Season 3 finale of “Yellowjackets” reached 3 million viewers after seven days.

Compared to the Season 2 finale, that marks a 19% increase overall and a 54% increase when isolating for streaming viewership alone, according to a combination of Nielsen’s measurement of linear viewers on Showtime’s cable channel and Paramount Global’s own data regarding streams on Paramount+.

According to Paramount, the episode was the most-streamed in the series’ history. The company didn’t report ratings information throughout all of the season’s run, but did previously report the Season 3 premiere as having had the highest streaming viewership ever, with a 58% increase over streams of the Season 2 premiere.

However, it isn’t totally possible to make apples-to-apples comparisons between the overall audience of “Yellowjackets” episodes linear Showtime viewers included. Paramount didn’t report viewership throughout the run of Season 3 besides its premiere, which hit just over 2 million viewers, but that was counted...

After veering frequently into darker territory on his HBO comedy Barry, Bill Hader’s next project at the outlet will be anything but funny.

Hader and Daniel Zelman (Damages, Bloodline) are developing a drama about Jonestown, the site of the infamous 1978 massacre of more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple led by Jim Jones. Hader is also set to direct and could star in the project as well, should it go forward.

The project will tell “the story of Reverend Jim Jones and his people,” per its logline. Hader and Zelman are writing and executive producing.

Jonestown has been the subject of numerous books documentaries in the years since the November 1978 massacre, where more than 900 Peoples Temple members died in Guyana after drinking poisoned Flavor Aid. Jones himself died of a gunshot wound that was likely self-inflicted. The events were also depicted in a 1980 miniseries that starred Powers Boothe as Jones,...

Jon Hamm is adding another series to his schedule.

The Emmy winner will star in and executive produce American Hostage, a planned anthology series at MGM+. The show comes from Sony Pictures TV and creators Shawn Ryan (The Night Agent, The Shield) and Eileen Myers (Big Love, Mad Dogs). The series is based on a podcast of the same name, whose first season also featured Hamm.

The eight-episode season, based on a true story, is set in 1970s Indianapolis. Hamm will play Fred Heckman, a beloved radio reporter who finds himself in the middle of a life-and-death situation when a man named Tony Kiritsis takes a hostage and then demands airtime on Heckman’s show.

“The combination of prolific producers Shawn Ryan and Eileen Myers, a singular talent like Jon Hamm, and our partners at Sony Pictures Television, is a match made in MGM+ heaven,” said Michael Wright, head of...

Shudder has renewed Emmy-nominated “The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula” for a seventh season.

The renewal is part of drag stars Dracmorda and Swanthula Boulet’s new multi-project deal with the streaming service. Shudder also announced that the reality competition series’ all-star spinoff, “The Boulet Brothers Dragula: Titans,” has been renewed for Season 2 while it has also greenlit a new holiday special, “The Boulet Brothers’ Holiday of Horrors,” featuring “Late Night with the Devil” star David Dastmalchian as co-host.

Production began this week on “Titans” Season 2, which will be the first to premiere later this year on Shudder and AMC+. No premiere...

House of the Dragon is getting more and more crowded in Season 3.

TVLine has learned that English actor Barry Sloane (Revenge, Six), Welsh actor Tom Cullen (Knightfall, Downton Abbey) and English actor Joplin Sibtain (aka Andor‘s Brasso) have boarded the HBO fantasy saga’s cast.

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Sloane will fill the role of Ser Adrian Redfort,...

Stephen Frears, the legendary director known for outstanding films like The Queen, Dangerous Liasons, Philomena, Victoria and Abdul, My Beautiful Laundrette, The Grifters, High Fidelity, The Regime and A Very English Scandal, is all set to direct an ambitious series, which is an extraordinary adaptation of William Dalrymple’s critically acclaimed book The Anarchy: The Relentless Rise of the East India Company. The series is being mounted as an international co-production between US-based studio wiip and leading Indian production house Roy Kapur Films.

Set in the 18th century, the story of The Anarchy is a gripping exploration of the British East India Company’s commercial ambitions in India, ultimately leading to the takeover of an entire subcontinent.

The rights acquisition of William Dalrymple’s bestselling book was believed to have been amongst India’s most sought-after book-to-tv rights deals, with Roy Kapur Films ultimately emerging with the rights. The show...

Ayo Edebiri and Will Sharpe are set to unite for an upcoming new show!

The 29-year-old The Bear actress and the 38-year-old The White Lotus actor have been tapped to lead Prodigies for Apple TV+, according to Deadline.

In addition, Will actually created the show, and Ayo is also serving as an executive producer!

Keep reading to find out more…

Ayo will star as Didi and Will as Ren, who are “two ex-child prodigies who have been together since they were children. Now in their early 30s, they are starting to question whether their very ordinary existence is living up to the extraordinary promise of their childhood. Inevitably, they find themselves asking the same questions of their relationship.”

Ayo also has a new movie coming out with Andrew Garfield – Find out more here!

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It’s been exactly one week since we lost 9-1-1‘s Captain Bobby Nash, and I don’t feel any better about it.

Killing off a beloved actor like Peter Krause was a big swing, a point of no return from which some shows never fully rebound. Can the ABC procedural avoid that same fate? I’m not so sure.

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Lar Park-Lincoln, who played Linda Fairgate in nearly 50 episodes of CBS’ 1979-1993 primetime sudser Knots Landing, died on April 22. She was 63.

A cause of death was not immediately made available. Park-Lincoln had battled breast cancer since 2008, and as of 2012 had already gone through nine surgeries.

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“It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Lar Park-Lincoln, celebrated actress, founder of Actors Audition Studios, and America’s beloved Audition Coach,” Actors Audition Studios shared on Facebook Thursday.

The Daily Front Row rolled out the red carpet on Thursday night for the Fashion Los Angeles Awards at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

The evening, hosted by funnyman Matt Rogers, honored designer Betsey Johnson with the lifetime achievement award. Demi Moore’s stylist Brad Goreski was named style curator of the year while Tyra Banks was recognized with the fashion icon award.

Other honorees included hairstylist Demitris Gianneto, model Adriana Lima, men’s stylist team Wayman + Micah and makeup artist Alexx Mayo.

The event was presented by Lagos, Moroccanoil, Daou Vineyards, Milly and Casamigos.

Check out all the looks on the red carpet below.

If you’ve ever wanted to watch Det. Elliot Stabler speak Italian while sporting his circa 2019 hair, boy, is this week’s Law & Order: Organized Crime for you.

Stabler has barely healed from his near-fatal T-boning when he gets pulled into a case involving a Mafia-like organization. Put on the water for some pasta and uncork a nice chianti, because we’re taking a peek at his sojourn in Italy — complete with a cameo by a very-much-alive-then Kathy.

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 18, “I Know What You Did Thirty-Three Summers Ago.”] Well, there goes any chance of Michael Emerson returning in Elsbeth Season 3. The Lost and Evil alum’s villain arc came to a “biblical” conclusion, as Emerson describes it to TV Insider, in the Thursday, April 24, episode, and his ending is as memorable as it is classically dramatic. It also guarantees that Judge Milton Crawford can’t return unless in flashbacks. The episode revealed Crawford’s backstory, and as previewed by Emerson before the episode came out, young Milton was just as murderous as his older self. He’s a “sociopath,” Emerson told TV Insider, one who killed a teenage girl when he was a teen because she rejected his sexual advances. The only other person involved in that bloody night at their country club pool was none other than Andy, the man viewers saw Crawford murder in his...

Spoiler Alert: This post contains major spoilers from the “Elsbeth” Season 2 episode, “I Know What You Did Thirty-Three Summers Ago,” now streaming on Paramount+.

In the nearly 15 years since her first appearance on “The Good Wife,” audiences have watched Elsbeth Tascioni (Carrie Preston), the brilliant and eccentric lawyer turned police “investigator,” live by the rule of law and the belief that justice will win in the end.

But in the final moments of this week’s episode of CBS’ “Elsbeth,” she watched justice die right in front of her. After spending much of the season locking horns with corrupt Judge...

Warning: The following contains major spoilers for this Thursday’s Elsbeth. Proceed at your own risk!

Elsbeth featured not one but two bloody crime scenes during this week’s episode, which started off by unveiling Judge Milton Crawford’s disturbing backstory.

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A run-in with a comedy legend led to one big revelation for Deborah Vance — and a teensy peek beneath her rock-hard exterior for us.

Thursday’s Hacks sends the new late-night host straight to a cardiologist after she experiences a sudden panic attack during her show’s dress rehearsal. While in the waiting room, she runs into none other than Carol Burnett (playing herself). After some catching up, Deborah puts her ego aside and asks Carol for a bit of advice on how to deal with stage fright. Carol’s advice: Pick one person in the crowd and do the show just for them.

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Hacks Season 4, Episode 4, “I Love LA.”] Hacks‘ latest episode, “I Love LA,” may have tracked Deborah Vance’s (Jean Smart) journey to the late-night TV stage, but it also served as a sweet tribute to Los Angeles and the victims and first responders of this year’s wildfires. In the installment, Deborah gears up to put on her first episode of the late-night show she and head writer Ava Daniels (Hannah Einbinder) have been crafting since the beginning of this season, but it seemed anxiety got the best of her during rehearsal, forcing Deborah offstage only seconds after she stepped onto it. In order to reassure the network of her health, Winnie (Helen Hunt) set up a doctor’s appointment for Deborah. When Deborah entered the waiting room for her doctor’s visit, she happened to sit next to sketch comedy legend Carol Burnett. The ladies have a moving conversation about nerves,...

Lulu Roman, who found fame as a comedic actress and singer on the TV series “Hee Haw” over a run that lasted from 1969 till 1993, died Wednesday at age 78. No cause of death was immediately given, apart from it being revealed that Roman passed away unexpectedly.

Beyond her long and successful run on television, which also included guest spots on “The Love Boat” and “Touched by an Angel,” Roman recorded a long series of albums in the Southern gospel vein, winning a Dove Award in 1985 and being inducted into the Country Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 1999.

The rural-themed sketch-comedy and...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Ghosts Season 4, Episode 20 “I Know What You Did Thirty-Seven Summers Ago.”] Ghosts has put on its fair share of holidays, but hasn’t hosted anything quite like 4/20 before the latest installment, “I Know What You Did Thirty-Seven Summers Ago” (fittingly Season 4’s 20th episode), which saw Hippie spirit Flower (Sheila Carrasco) in her element. While the episode mostly revolved around Sam (Rose McIver) and Jay’s (Utkarsh Ambudkar) hosting of Mayor Tad (Justin Kirk), who happened to be the former boyfriend of “Attic Girl” Stephanie (Odessa A’Zion), who was murdered on her prom night. Eager to get a permit the couple did their best to please the politician, but Sam was torn because Stephanie claimed that Tad was lying about having tried to save her, as she claimed the man ran away as they were chased by a murderer decades earlier. Ultimately, it turned out that Tad had shown up...

Remember when Pete had a crush on Alberta on Ghosts and she rejected him, and then the show kind of moved on? Well, the potential pairing might be back on!

During this Thursday episode, Pete volunteers to keep an eye on Gabe, Jay’s stoned restaurant employee, and discovers a surprising new ghost ability: Since the spirits can smell, they can get high! Which is a very fitting reveal as it’s 4/20 in the installment and the episode is the 20th of the fourth season.

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Adam Scott won’t be hosting “Saturday Night Live” this season (his “Innie” won’t get the chance either), and Ben Stiller thinks that’s a shame. But Scott seems willing to take Lorne Michaels’ call should there be one for Season 51.

“SNL” on Thursday announced its final three hosts for Season 50, starting with Quinta Brunson, followed by the hosting debut of Walton Goggins, and concluding with Scarlett Johansson. Shortly after the cork board announcement from the show was posted, Stiller responded to a comment saying it was a “missed opportunity fr” that Scott wasn’t among them, simply saying, “I agree.”

IndieWire spoke with Scott on the red carpet where he’s being honored for the annual Time 100 gala (his old “Parks and Recreation” co-star Nick Offerman wrote up the blurb naming Scott one of the 100 most influential people of the year). When asked if he was interested in hosting the legendary variety show,...

Lar Park Lincoln, who played dual characters on “Knot’s Landing” and starred in “Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood,” died April 22. She was 63.

Her company Actors Audition Studios announced her death on Facebook.

For five years, Lincoln played Linda Fairgate, daughter-in-law to the character Karen Fairgate, who was played by Michele Lee. She also appeared as the character known as Sally’s friend — who was a dead body for eight episodes.

Her first screen role was as a young sex worker in TV movie “Children of the Night” opposite Kathleen Quinlan and Mario Van Peebles.

She went...

“The Hills” reality stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt are developing a project with Hulu about their lives in the aftermath of losing their home in the Pacific Palisades in the fires that devastated Los Angeles in January.

Pratt shared the news while the couple was participating in a conversation at the Variety Entertainment Marketing Summit presented by Deloitte on Thursday in Hollywood.

The two said they would be open to doing a series that revolves around rebuilding their lives after the loss. They also have been looking to do a series on their family in general.

“The music would be part of it,...

Jeopardy! ended in disaster for one contestant as they weren’t allowed to compete in Final Jeopardy. The other contestant had a bit of a controversy with how she answered her questions. The third contestant tried to go for his fifth win after an incredible streak. Liam Starnes, from Barrington, Illinois, came in with a four-day total of $81,801. He went up against Harold Goldston III, from Knoxville, Tennesee, and Raguell Couch, from Durham, North Carolina, for his fifth game on Thursday, April 24. “No one was more surprised than our champion, Liam Starnes, at the end of yesterday’s game. Although he couldn’t believe it, he pulled off his fourth victory and could lock up a spot in the next Tournament of Champions with a fifth win today,” host Ken Jennings said. Starnes, an undergraduate student, and Couch, also an undergraduate student, went neck and neck in the first round.

Perhaps nowhere on Earth like Antarctica tests the old wisdom of there being no bad weather, only bad clothes. For cinematographer Bertie Gregory and the National Geographic team that embedded around the Ekström Ice Shelf in order to shoot the documentary series “Secrets of the Penguins,” cold weather gear was as important as the cameras and lenses they deployed to capture some never-before-seen footage of Emperor Penguins doing way more than marching.

Gregory told IndieWire that the packing list to overwinter in Antarctica starts with what a camera operator wears on their hands. “That’s make or break. Hands are what get cold first. When we’re operating a traditional camera, you can use big mittens that can be very comfy in minus-30 degrees Celsius or below. The problem really comes when we’re using newer technology — when flying drones, you need a lot of dexterity to operate those precisely.

Netflix’s The Residence rose one spot this week to top Nielsen’s U.S. ranking of streaming originals, with 1.8 billion minutes viewed across eight episodes during the week of March 24.

Nielsen notes that The Residence‘s viewership skews slightly older than some of Shonda Rhimes’ other productions (like Bridgerton) and it over-indexes more strongly among Black audiences (19%).

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Bowen Yang wants to add two more words to his “Saturday Night Live” scripts.

“We should be able to say at least five ‘shits’ and five ‘fucks’ on ‘SNL’ per season,” the cast member said on his podcast “Las Culturistas” during the “I Don’t Think So, Honey” segment, in which he and co-host Matt Rogers, as well as their guest, present a hot take or cultural opinion in the span of one minute.

Sitting opposite Rogers and “SNL” veteran Amy Poehler, Yang referenced a recent moment on the show in which a “Weekend Update” bit from Ego Nwodim inadvertently...

Netflix fans, mark your calendars: Global fan event Tudum is making its triumphant clutch-your-faces-and-scream return. On May 31 for the first time ever, Tudum will stream live on Netflix, carrying on a tradition of exclusive content, celebrity appearances, and sneak peeks into your favorite titles. Held at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, fans around the world will also be able to tune in and catch all the action live, including exciting performances, cutting-edge comedy, and one mind-blowing reveal after another.

Tudum is Netflix’s premier global fan event, aptly named after the iconic sound that plays when you start your favorite show or movie on the platform. Launched in 2021, it celebrates the diverse and expansive world of Netflix series and films, showcasing the awe-inspiring creativity you find every time you hit play. Tudum features appearances from a star-studded lineup of actors, directors, and creators. Tudum 2023 took place in...

Despite a massive change to its operating structure this week, “60 Minutes” continues to tick.

The lead story scheduled for this Sunday’s episode will focus on the potential ramifications of the Trump administration’s efforts to downsize the National Institutes of Health. Led by correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi and produced by Ashley Velie, the report will examine leaked documents that suggest the White House wants to cut the Nih budget by more than 40% and will detail how such a move has alarmed scientists.

The CBS News mainstay has offered similar reports since Trump was elected in 2024, but its efforts to...

Dr. Hank Lawson is scrubbing up again, as a “Royal Pains” reboot starring Mark Feuerstein is in development at NBC, Variety has confirmed.

The original series, which ran on the USA Network from 2009 to 2016, followed a former New York ER doctor who moves to the Hamptons to open a concierge practice targeting the ultra-rich. In the reboot, which takes place several years later, Hank is “searching for a new purpose in life” and is “about to embark on his biggest project yet.”

“Royal Pains” co-creator Andrew Lenchewski and executive producer Michael Rauch will write the new series, and they will...

New rule: if you’re going to satirize me in the New York Times, then I’m going to respond to you on Piers Morgan Uncensored. That’s how Bill Maher approached his response to Larry David’s essay “My Dinner With Adolf,” which was published in the New York Times on Monday and satirized Maher’s visit to the White House in March, after which Maher called President Trump “gracious” and “not fake.”

“First of all, it’s kind of insulting to six million dead Jews,” Maher told Piers Morgan in an interview on the set of Maher’s podcast.

Royal Pains has a pulse after all: NBC is developing a revival of the USA Network medical dramedy, according to our sister site Deadline, with star Mark Feuerstein returning to reprise his role.

Original co-creator Andrew Lenchewski will return as a writer and executive producer, along with Michael Rauch, who was a writer, director and EP on the original series. Besides Feuerstein, though, no original cast members are attached to return at this point.

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New Amsterdam vet Ryan Eggold is marrying into a family of Seven Sisters at FX.

The actor will star in the cabler’s drama pilot, headlined by Elizabeth Olsen and Cristin Milioti as two of the titular siblings, our sister site Deadline reports.

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With Law & Order: Svu so close to Season 30, it’s nearly impossible to imagine it not reaching such a milestone. But first, it has to get to its 27th season, with its 26th currently airing on NBC. Should the Mariska Hargitay-led drama return for the network’s 2025-2026 season, it will do so with a major change and a first for the long-running series behind the scenes. Read on for everything we know so far about the show’s future, from the cast to a possible premiere date to the status of the other shows in the Law & Order franchise. Is Law & Order: Svu renewed for Season 27? Not yet. It’s one of quite a few shows that NBC has yet to renew or cancel. When’s the Svu Season 26 finale? The Law & Order: Svu Season 26 finale date has yet to be announced, but new episodes return on Thursday,...

Bowen Yang killed one particular quip during “The View” on April 24: The “SNL” star, who has famously portrayed Vice President Jd Vance on the sketch series, called Vance a “pope killer” on live TV.

Vance famously was among the final people to meet with Pope Francis before the pope’s passing. And though it’s been a running joke and meme online the last few days, Yang took it mainstream. You can see how shocked “The View” co-hosts were, particularly Whoopi Goldberg turning in her chair to hide her laughter.

“I mean, look, the guy’s a pope killer, okay? Somebody had to say it,” Yang said in the below clip.

Yang has been vocal about being hesitant to play Vance on “SNL.” He explained during his “The View” appearance that he was surprised to be cast as the politician. “I just thought there would be better people for it,...

When looking back at cinema’s comedy canon, the 1981 cult favorite The Four Seasons might not be the first film that comes to mind as ripe for reimagining. But for Tina Fey, who created, wrote, and executive-produced a new series inspired by the movie — alongside fellow 30 Rock writer-producers Lang Fisher and Tracey Wigfield — the niche classic has always been at the top of her list. “I was a huge fan, even though I was only 10 when the movie came out. It was a movie that played a lot in the early days of cable TV, and that’s how I would see it so frequently,” she says of the original, which starred Rita Moreno, Carol Burnett, and Alan Alda, who also directed the film. “It just felt very cozy and aspirational.”

The romantic comedy focused on the ups and downs of three married couples across spring, summer,...

Fox has already picked up several of its original shows for the fall 2025-2026 season — and recently announced its summer 2025 programming slate — but there’s still a lot to be announced from the network in the coming weeks. For now, we know of at least one scripted series that won’t be back, along with a few that will. Here’s a look at everything there is to know so far about Fox’s fall 2025-2026 TV slate, but bookmark this page for updates to come! Renewed Fox Shows Fox gave a whopping four more seasons to American Dad (which returns to the network after moving to TBS), Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, and The Simpsons. Also renewed by the network are its freshman dramas Doc and Murder in a Small Town, along with its younger animated comedies Krapopolis and Universal Basic Guys. Canceled Fox Shows So far, the only Fox...

Nikki Glaser is not one to pull punches, and yet the comedian and Golden Globes host revealed that she once cut a joke from a Comedy Central roast after Caitlyn Jenner threatened to pull out of the event.

Speaking at the Time100 Summit in New York, Glaser said she was workshopping her material around Los Angeles before the telecast — likely the roast of Alec Baldwin — and Jenner had caught wind of a joke she had prepared about Jenner’s involvement in a fatal car wreck.

Glaser said she was “nervous” about performing material about the car crash and asked Comedy...

It’s officially finale season for broadcast TV shows that premiered in the fall. The broadcast networks have announced their 2025 finale schedules for all of the primetime programming, including series finale dates, times, and episode lengths for canceled shows like S.W.A.T., FBI: International, and FBI: Most Wanted. S.W.A.T. and FBI: International are both getting two-part series finales, while FBI: Most Wanted will end with one episode. CBS newcomers Matlock and Watson are both getting two-part finales as well. Matlock‘s, however, aired back-to-back, while Watson‘s finale episodes will air over two weeks. The Neighborhood Season 7 is also getting a two-part finale airing back-to-back. The sitcom was recently renewed for an eighth and final season. As of the time of publication, The Equalizer has not yet been renewed or canceled. Poppa’s House was canceled on April 22, making its upcoming finale a series finale. Over on Fox, the Doc Season 1 finale was on Tuesday,...

The following contains spoilers from just Episode 1 of Prime Video’s Étoile.

In Étoile, ballet dancers are taking center stage — and they aren’t the amateur ballerinas from Miss Patty’s Stars Hollow studio.

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Issa Rae is “just getting started in so many ways” with her production company Hoorae, fresh off the success of its film “One of Them Days.” Speaking Thursday during a panel at the Variety Entertainment Marketing Summit presented by Deloitte, Rae teased more to come from the prodco: “This is our first studio film — our first film as a company, period. And there’s a lot in the pipeline that we’re really excited about.”

“One of Them Days” scored more than $51 million at the box office after its January release by Sony. The buddy comedy was up against a...

Former NFL player and current ESPN personality Shannon Sharpe has announced he is taking a leave of absence from the cable network, in the wake of a new lawsuit that alleges he sexually assaulted a Nevada woman.

“My statement is found here and this is the truth. The relationship in question was 100% consensual,” Sharpe said in a statement posted to social media on Thursday. “At this juncture I am electing to step aside temporarily from my ESPN duties. I will be devoting this time to my family, and responding and dealing with these false and disruptive allegations set against me.

If you’re one of those TV fans who ritualize watching your Thursday night dramas on ABC, well, we have some bad news for you this week: The network won’t be airing its usual slate this time around. That’s right; no new episodes (and not even reruns) of 9-1-1, Doctor Odyssey, and Grey’s Anatomy will air this Thursday (April 24) evening due to the 2025 NFL Draft, which airs on the network beginning at 8/7c. The good news is, you won’t have to wait too long for these event dramas to return. Each of the three series will return next week on Thursday, May 1, with all-new episodes. 9-1-1‘s next episode, “The Last Alarm,” will pick up after the jaw-dropping events of last week’s, which brought about the unexpected and shocking death of Bobby Nash (Peter Krause). Athena Grant (Angela Bassett) will be dealing with her grief after...

After Robert Irwin’s participation in Dancing With the Stars Season 34 was announced at a Beverly Hills mansion party earlier this week, he took a seat with several DWTS pros at the “Hulu Gets Real” media mixer. TV Insider spotted the zookeeper sitting right next to last year’s Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy winner, Jenna Johnson Chmerkovskiy (she hoofed to victory with The Bachelor star Joey Graziadei). Did the impromptu seating arrangement reveal that Johnson Chmerkovskiy is going to be paired with Irwin? “I don’t know,” she replied to TV Insider. “[But] I would love to! We’ll see. I think that he’s the best candidate to be on the show. I’m excited to watch his journey.” Johnson Chmerkovskiy is looking forward to the show returning in the fall. “I think especially after last season there is so much excitement and hype,” Johnson Chmerkovskiy says. “I hope that with Robert being announced,...

Jeopardy! viewers who have played against Ken Jennings spoke out about what that experience was like. Some contestants also played against him on another game show, The Chase. Ken Jennings had an amazing 74-day winning streak and participated in 75 episodes. So, that’s 150 different people he would have competed against, as he would have faced two different people each night. His original run was in 2004, and then he went on to compete in numerous tournaments. He racked up $2,520,700 in winnings for regular gameplay, which is the highest ever, according to the Jeopardy! website. Brad Rutter had the highest total of winnings of all time, which includes tournaments. Jennings is currently in second. “Did anyone here face Ken Jennings? Is there anyone in this sub that went up against Ken Jennings in his original 75-episode run?” a Reddit user wrote. “I actually went up against him in a team Quiz Bowl...

In Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror, filmmaker Greg Tillman delves into the harrowing events of April 19, 1995, when a bomb devastated the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. The documentary, premiering April 18, offers a moment-by-moment account of the chaos, shock, and acts of courage that unfolded in the wake of the deadly attack.

The film features crime scene recreations, firsthand accounts from survivors, first responders, and law enforcement, and audio-recorded interviews with domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh, the man responsible for the bombing — all shedding new light on the tragedy that claimed 168 lives. Probing how the FBI collaborated with local authorities, the documentary takes a detailed look into the investigative methods — and strokes of pure luck — used to bring McVeigh and his co-conspirators to justice, while also exploring the personal demons driving McVeigh’s radical, far-right, insurrectionist agenda.

Produced by Tiller Russell (Waco: American...

Nicholas Sparks, the prolific and popular novelist behind “The Notebook” and many other titles, outlined his rules for writing compelling romance stories during his appearance Thursday at Variety‘s Entertainment Marketing Summit presented by Deloitte.

Sparks divulged some secrets for crafting a satisfying story. The first question he asks himself when he sits down to write a new property: “What are the ages of the characters who will fall in love,” Sparks told Jennifer Maas, Variety‘s senior writer for TV business and gaming, at the daylong conference held at Neuehouse in Hollywood.

The variation among his characters keeps it...

In 2010, enigmatic art dealer and author Forrest Fenn orchestrated a treasure hunt for the 21st century. At 80 years old, Fenn hid a chest filled with gold and jewels in the mountains north of Santa Fe, leaving only a cryptic 24-line poem for fortune seekers to divine its location. The audacious act ignited a decade-long quest for which a ragtag band of adventurers abandoned their jobs, families, and in some cases even their lives in pursuit of Fenn’s hidden fortune.

The thrilling and perilous journey of these treasure hunters unfolds in the docuseries Gold & Greed: The Hunt for Fenn’s Treasure, directed by Jared McGilliard. Over three parts, it offers a rare glimpse into a quest for a prize that was not only real but actually found — and the mystery of its future hiding spot remains tantalizingly uncertain. Produced by Vox Media Studios and Nomadica Films, with executive...

In Chaos: The Manson Murders, Oscar-winning director Errol Morris delves into the shadowy and complex narrative of the Manson family murders. The documentary, out now on Netflix, explores the darkest corners of recent history to unpack the potential conspiracy surrounding the killings. Unraveling a tangled tale involving the CIA, LSD, the JFK assassination, the Manson family, and Los Angeles attorney Vincent Bugliosi, the prosecutor whose 1974 bestseller Helter Skelter chronicled the Manson trial, the film casts doubt on the official story of the 1960s’ most infamous killing spree.

The documentary invites viewers to question the roles of well-known players and powerful institutions alike in a thought-provoking exploration of the tumultuous era’s cultural and political undercurrents.

“I’ve found myself trapped in a number of different true-crime stories, and the Manson murders are peculiar,” Morris told Netflix. “You could encapsulate the mystery in just...

Once you’ve been Pitt-pilled, can you enjoy ER? That’s the question we’re here to answer today.

After a fast-paced freshman run, many fans of The Pitt are looking for another medical drama to hold them over until Season 2 premieres in January 2026. Of course, ER, that other medical series starring Noah Wyle, is the obvious choice for their next big binge… but after having watched the latest, greatest, buzziest hospital show, can ER really live up to the hype for first-time viewers?

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Word of Bill Hader‘s Jonestown HBO series has reached The Studio team, and they can’t believe what a “perfect” life-imitates-art moment this has created. Creators and writers Peter Huyck and Frida Perez spoke with TV Insider on April 24 about their Apple TV+ comedy that satirizes their own industry, the pilot of which features Martin Scorsese pitching a Jonestown movie that Seth Rogen‘s Matt Remmick tries to rework into the Kool-Aid movie his boss Griffin Mill (Bryan Cranston) is forcing him to get made. On April 23, it was reported that Hader will co-write and direct the HBO series about the historic event that coined the phrase “don’t drink the Kool-Aid” and potentially star as the infamous cult leader, Jim Jones. The reports noted that the series is in no way connected to Scorsese and The Studio, showing the quick place in pop culture the Apple TV+ series...