Tracy Ifeachor, who played Dr. Heather Collins in Season 1 of “The Pitt,” will not return for Season 2.

Sources tell Variety that the decision was made by the show’s creative team; Ifeachor is not leaving “The Pitt” of her own accord.

Dr. Collins is a senior resident at the hospital who has a close but sometimes strained relationship with Dr. Michael Robinavitch aka Robby (series lead Noah Wyle). She begins the season pregnant, trying to start a family through IVF and without a partner. She tries to keep her pregnancy a secret from her colleagues, then miscarries. Afterwards, she discusses...

“Scrubs” is officially scrubbing back in at ABC. Variety has learned that the planned reboot of the beloved hospital comedy has been ordered straight-to-series at the broadcaster for the 2025-2026 season.

As previously reported, original series star Zach Braff is already onboard with the new show. Now, he will be joined by fellow original cast members Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke. According to sources, more original cast members are expected to return.

“‘Scrubs’ means so very much to me. So excited for the chance to get the band back together,” said original series creator Bill Lawrence.

The official logline for the new “Scrubs” states,...

“Virgin River” was renewed for Season 8 at Netflix, becoming the platform’s longest-running scripted series yet.

The romance saga starring Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson recently wrapped production on Season 7, which is set to premiere later this year.

“On behalf of myself and the whole ‘Virgin River’ family, we’re eternally grateful to Netflix and to the fans for allowing us to continue on this journey with these beloved characters,” showrunner Sean Patrick Smith said in a statement.

The beloved romantic series first premiered in 2019 and is based on the novels of the same name by Robyn Carr. The series follows nurse practitioner Mel Monroe (Breckenridge) after she moves from the big city to a small Northern California town. Once there, she falls in love with seemingly rough bartender Jack Sheridan (Henderson).

Season 6 ended with Mel and Jack’s wedding. The upcoming Season 7 will explore their lives as newlyweds as...

“The Office” spinoff series “The Paper” has set a September premiere date at Peacock.

The new mockumentary series from Greg Daniels and Michael Koman will debut Sept. 4 on Peacock, the streamer announced Thursday. The first four episodes of “The Paper” will premiere on Sept. 4, with two new episodes dropping every Thursday through Sept. 25.

“The Paper” follows the documentary crew that immortalized Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch in “The Office” as they find a new subject when they discover a historic Midwestern newspaper and the publisher trying to revive it, according to the official logline.

“The Office” fan-favorite Oscar Nuñez returns to the franchise in “The Paper,” joining series regulars Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young and Tim Key.

Guest stars for the show include Eric Rahill, Tracy Letts, Molly Ephraim, Mo Welch, Allan Havey, Duane Shepard Sr., Nate Jackson and Nancy Lenehan.

Here’s an unlikely pairing: Larry David and President Barack Obama are making a sketch comedy for HBO.

The network has ordered the series, which will focus on American history, and will feature cast members of Curb Your Enthusiasm.

The logline: President and Mrs. Obama wanted to honor America’s 250th anniversary and celebrate the unique history of our nation on this special occasion…But then Larry David called.

The untitled, half-hour limited series is written by David and his Curb partner Jeff Schaffer, who also directs. It will also feature “noteworthy” guest stars.

Former President Obama said, “I’ve sat across the table from some of the world’s most difficult leaders and wrestled with some of our most intractable problems. Nothing has prepared me for working with Larry David.”

David added, “Once Curb ended, I celebrated with a three-day foam party. After a violent allergic reaction to the suds,...

Comedian and The Daily Show correspondent Ronny Chieng has joined the Season 14 cast of Hulu’s King of the Hill revival, taking over the voice of Khan Souphanousinphone. He replaces Toby Huss, who voiced the fan-favorite character on the show’s first 13 seasons. Huss takes over the role of the conspiracy-minded Dale Gribble, voiced by the late Johnny Hardwick.

Hulu announced in 2023 that Hardwick would return for the series’ streaming revival. He had not completed recording the new season at the time of his death.

Khan is Hank’s Laotian neighbor who lives with his wife Minh. Khan is arrogant and has maintained his superiority complex towards his Arlen neighbors. He is ultra-competitive and often butts heads with Hank as he attempts to “win” at life. He loves his daughter Connie, but tries to control her life and thinks she is too good to associate with Bobby Hill.

Hulu also...

Netflix has mapped out the future of Squid Game — or at least its reality-show version of it.

The streamer has renewed Squid Game: The Challenge for a third season, matching (for the moment) the number of seasons for the Korean blockbuster on which it’s based. Netflix has also set a Nov. 4 premiere date for season two of the competition.

Squid Game: The Challenge features 456 contestants in a re-creation of the games in Squid Game, minus the part where eliminated players are murdered. Netflix says season two will feature some new challenges as the players compete for a $4.56 million prize.

The show premiered in November 2023 and had a solid run, though it didn’t come close to the world-dominating showing of the scripted Squid Game. The reality series finished first among English-language shows in Netflix’s worldwide rankings for its first two weeks and held a top 10 spot for five weeks.

The “Big Bang Theory” spinoff “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” has officially been greenlit at HBO Max, Variety has learned.

The was originally announced as being in development back in April 2023. As previously reported, the cast of the series is made up of “Big Bang Theory” alums Kevin Sussman, Lauren Lapkus, Brian Posehn, and John Ross Bowie. The series hails from co-creators Chuck Lorre, Zak Penn, and Bill Prady.

“We’re excited to be continuing the legacy of ‘The Big Bang Theory.’ Much like the original series, this new chapter wouldn’t be possible without the vision and storytelling...

Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center is undergoing a staffing change.

TVLine can exclusively reveal that Tracy Ifeachor, who starred as Dr. Heather Collins in Season 1 of The Pitt, has departed the acclaimed HBO Max medical drama ahead of Season 2.

Confirmation comes one day after Ifeachor took to Instagram to say what a “blessing” it was to be a part of the...

Annie Potts has joined the cast of “Best Medicine,” Fox’s upcoming U.S. adaptation of the hit U.K. medical dramedy “Doc Martin.”

The series stars Josh Charles as Martin Best, a brilliant surgeon whose gruff, lone-wolf attitude sticks out when he moves from Boston to a quaint fishing town in Maine. Underneath his harsh exterior he masks debilitating psychological issues that prevent him from connecting with others, but that stands to change as he gets dragged into the chaotic social sphere of the locals.

Potts will play Martin’s aunt Joan, who is described as “strong, sturdy, lobster...

Apple TV+ will give Murderbot more time to watch his favorite shows.

The streamer has ordered a second season of the series, which stars Alexander Skarsgård as the title character, a security robot who has to hide the fact that it has gained free will and guard its human clients on a dangerous mission — but who really wants just to be left alone to watch futuristic soap operas and figure out its place in the universe.

The renewal for Murderbot comes a day ahead of the show’s first season finale, set for July 11. The CBS Studios show is based on the first book in Martha Wells’ Hugo and Nebula Award-winning Murderbot Diaries novel series. Chris and Paul Weitz adapted the book and serve as showrunners.

“We’re so grateful for the response that Murderbot has received and delighted that we’re getting to go back to Martha Wells’ world to work with Alexander,...

The Friday, July 11, episode of The View kicked off with the women discussing “Alligator Alcatraz,” an immigration detention center in Florida. As Joy Behar pointed out, “Families of detainees say the conditions are horrible and dangerous, but some Maga faithful are treating it like some kind of tourist attraction.” The conversation then opened up to immigration policies in the United States, and Ana Navarro had a lot to say. After pointing out that there were reports of undocumented immigrants working for Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago when he was first running for president, she insisted what’s going on at “Alligator Alcatraz” is “horrible.” “If you are out there in the Everglades, driving out there and getting out of your car to take a picture [of ‘Alligator Alcatraz’] as if it was the Eiffel Tower, you are a racist and you are a horrible human being,” Navarro said. She also pointed out that certain...

Criminal Minds: Evolution is heading into its 19th season. When the drama returned on Paramount+, it did so with a majority of the cast that had been with the show when Criminal Minds ended its 15-season run on CBS in 2020: Joe Mantegna as David Rossi, Paget Brewster as Emily Prentiss, A.J. Cook as Jennifer “JJ” Jareau, Kirsten Vangsness as Penelope Garcia, Aisha Tyler as Dr. Tara Lewis, and Adam Rodriguez as Luke Alvez. Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid) and Daniel Henney (Matt Simmons) didn’t return, with scheduling making it impossible for guest spots — until Season 18. Gubler returned in the third episode of the season, for the funeral of JJ’s husband Will (Josh Stewart). “We were so lucky to get him, that the stars aligned for him to be there and for such an important episode and such an emotional time. And I feel like that’s...

Gooped. Gagged. Gobsmacked. If any of the above describe your current emotional state, there’s a good chance you just finished watching the penultimate episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10.

I’ll start with the question on every viewer’s mind: What the heck happened to Mistress Isabelle Brooks? Initially considered a frontrunner in the competition, both as a fierce competitor and a shady schemer, the Texas titan returned for the semifinals last week as a shell of her former self, bombing Snatch Game and having to lip sync for her life. But instead of letting this light a fire under her,...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about The Pitt, Daytime Emmy nominations, the Scrubs revival and more!

1 | If USA Network is going to slap a content advisory in front of its July 4 Rush Hour showing, could they at least spell ’90s right?

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They’re saving the best for last. After a week Tof public workouts, press conference face-offs, and rising anticipation, the fiercest rivalry in women’s boxing will end where it all began. On Friday, July 11, from Madison Square Garden in New York, Taylor vs. Serrano 3 will stream live globally on Netflix — and just like the pair’s second go-round at Paul vs. Tyson,the fight is included in all Netflix plans at no additional cost.

The July 11 card isn’t just historic — it’s the most decorated night in boxing history. Headlined by Taylor vs. Serrano 3, the event features 21 world titles on the line across five championship fights. In an unprecedented show of unity, multiple sanctioning bodies have come together for three undisputed and two unified title bouts, showcasing nine reigning champions and four of BoxRec’s top 10 pound-for-pound women fighters.

It’s also a global affair: fighters from...

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“Oh geez,” exclaims Konya Hendricks Schuh as she shimmies a sofa through the front door of a historic home she’s renovating in Beloit, Wisconsin, in this 12-episode house-flipping series’ two-part debut. She laughs and adds, “That was the most Wisconsin thing I’ve ever said!” Midwestern can-do spirit drives Schuh, a real estate agent, and her mother, billionaire entrepreneur Diane Hendricks who aim to revitalize the cozy burg with high-end flips on Betting on Beloit. Hendricks started her business in town and raised her family nearby. When the hamlet was ranked “the state’s worst place to live” by USA Today in 2019, the mother-daughter team stepped up. Diane Hendricks had previously worked on efforts to revitalize the entire industrial riverfront, finding new uses for the once-abandoned factory buildings. “Beloit has a great history,” Schuh says. “It’s a place people came to achieve the American dream. It’s not just about restoring the houses,...

Spoilers ahead for the premiere of Dexter: Resurrection!

A newly resurrected Dexter Morgan just got Scrooged.

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Lena Dunham is back in the spotlight, and eight years after the conclusion of “Girls,” we missed her. We’ve all known Dunham to be a voice of a generation, and she’s now packing all her years of celebrity into her latest magnum opus: “Too Much.”

Sure, “Too Much” is a critically acclaimed return to smart rom-coms with female audiences in mind. Did we expect anything less from Dunham? No. What is different, though, is the inclusion of nods to her own viral moments. This is Dunham laying bare for audiences once more — and only her true fans, raised being way too online, would get all the references to her lore.

Dunham has promoted “Too Much” as a semi-autobiographical series. “Hacks” breakout star Megan Stalter plays the Dunham-esque Jessica, who relocates from New York to...

Season 28 of The Voice is officially underway! While the show doesn’t premiere until the fall, the coaches are hard at work filming the pre-taped portions of the competition, and Reba McEntire and Michael Bublé are giving a behind-the-scenes look at what’s going on. Both Season 28 coaches shared photos of themselves back in their big red chairs for the Blind Auditions. “I’m back in the big red chair!” Bublé wrote. “And no joke, I smashed my button so hard yesterday that it broke. The talent on season 28 is #TeamBublé @nbcthevoice.” In her post, McEntire referenced her other NBC show, Happy’s Place, writing, “Back in my other Happy Place. I’ve got my game face on and I’m ready to Win Just wait til y’all hear the incredible voices of Season 28!” Reba McEntire/Instagram This is Bublé’s third season in a row as a coach. He...

Jeopardy! clues can often be tricky, but it doesn’t help matters when the phrasing of a question confuses viewers. On Monday’s (July 7) episode, contestants Ashley Caval Curto, Vince Carter, and reigning champion Scott Riccardi were faced with a Final Jeopardy! clue that had some viewers at home scratching their heads. The clue read: “The last 2 Best Song Oscar winners whose titles were the same name as the movie they were in had this man in the leading role.” Both Riccardi and Carter answered correctly with “Who is Daniel Craig?” while Curto responded with the incorrect, “Who is Timothée Chalamet?” The clue referred to the songs “No Time to Die” and “Skyfall”—both Oscar-winning tracks that share their titles with the James Bond films for which they were written. “No Time to Die” was performed by Billie Eilish, while “Skyfall” was sung by Adele. However, the clue was looking...

Deadliest Catch returns for its 21st season on Friday, August 1, which will see the fishing crews on the hunt for red king crab. However, behind the on-screen drama and dangers is a bleak story of economic crisis. The new season will feature the likes of Jake Anderson and Keith Colburn, along with their iconic vessels, as they travel the Bering Sea. The fleet will be heading to Adak Island, a former military base in the Aleutians West Census Area of Alaska, in search of the alleged resurgence of red king crab. According to National Fisherman, the real story beyond the on-screen “gold rush” is actually one of frequent closures, biological uncertainties, and a struggling industry. The outlet reports that red king crab fishery in Bristol Bay, once one of the most valuable in the region, has been closed since the 2021–2022 season due to low stock assessments. There are limited harvesting opportunities in the Western Aleutians,...

Sheinelle Jones is feeling the love from her Today show family as she continues to take care of her own after the death of her husband, Uche Ojeh. “She’s in mom mode right now,” Dylan Dreyer told Access Hollywood while competing at the 2025 American Century Celebrity Golf Championship Tournament on Wednesday, July 9. “She has three young kids that she has to care for. It’s a really tough time for the family.” Dreyer noted that she and her fellow Today hosts “are all there to support her in any way we can,” adding, “She’s just taking the time she needs to spend with those kids. I can’t even imagine what they’re going through, what she’s going through, and she’s just being strong for them.” The meteorologist went on to gush over the familial bond she and Jones share with their Today ...

The world has been inundated with documentaries in the years since November 13, 2022, the day four University of Idaho students — Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin — were brutally murdered in an off-campus house in Moscow, Idaho, by Bryan Kohberger. But One Night in Idaho: The College Murders is different. The four-part documentary series centers around the families and friends of the victims, with Mogen and Chapin’s parents sitting down for the first time to speak in-depth about the murders, the aftermath, and their grief. Key figures in the lives of the victims, including Hunter Johnson, a friend of the victims who discovered Kernodle and Chapin, as well as Chapin’s siblings, Mazie and Hunter, also shed insight into the horrific tragedy. Directors Liz Garbus and Matthew Galkin spoke with TV Insider about tackling the case that’s shocked the world, the impact of social media, and their...

Price is Right viewers couldn’t believe a contestant blew his chance at a big win on the July 4 episode after a seemingly prime opportunity to drive away in a brand-new SUV. The contestant in question was Sergio, a paramedic for the Los Angeles Fire Department, who made his way to the stage to play the Balance Game. The July 4th episode was a special edition featuring contestants who were first responders who helped fight the devastating LA fires last year. For those unfamiliar with how Balance Game works, a contestant is shown four bags filled with various amounts of coins. One of the bags is placed on an oversized scale, and the contestant must then place two of the three remaining bags on the same side of the scale. The aim is to get the same amount of coins as the price of the prize on the other side of the scale.

At least two characters from James Gunn’s Superman — which is now in theaters and officially launches the film side of the new Dcu — are being eyed to headline TV spinoffs.

The Superman movie stars David Corenswet (of TV’s The Politician and Lady in the Lake) as the titular Kal-El aka Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent, while Emmy winner Rachel Brosnahan (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel) plays Daily Planet journo Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult (The Great) fills the role of supervillain Lex Luthor.

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An unlucky Wheel of Fortune contestant was just one letter away from solving the Bonus Round puzzle and winning a brand new car on Thursday’s (July 10) episode. The episode, which originally aired on December 26, 2024, and was repeated this week as part of the summer reruns, saw scientist James Sun from Needham, Massachusetts, advance to the Bonus Round after winning the episode with $26,154 cash and a trip to St. Lucia. Early in the show, Sun told host Ryan Seacrest that he works in the biotechnology industry on early cancer detection. He also revealed he’s been taking flying lessons with his 9-year-old daughter, but he stopped after the lessons made him motion sick. This shocked Seacrest, who said he couldn’t believe they let a 9-year-old fly an airplane but not drive a car. Sun had success throughout the episode and almost finished the evening on a high in the Bonus Round.

There’s a morbid symmetry to how the “Dexter” franchise limps along as its parent company, too, becomes a shell of its former self. Showtime, once a premium cable competitor to HBO, now lives on largely as a sub-brand of a streaming service while Paramount Global grovels before the Trump administration to complete its own sale. Meanwhile, “Dexter” approaches its 20th year on its third spinoff, bringing its namesake antihero back from the dead for yet another bite at the apple. The whole situation is as grimly amusing as “Dexter” used to be in its prime.

The first “Dexter” sequel,...

Hoda Kotb‘s post-Today plans included adding an adorable new member to her family. In a Thursday, July 10, Instagram post, Kotb revealed that she and her two daughters, Haley and Hope, recently adopted a puppy. “It’s official! Meet our newest addition— Waffles!” she captioned a clip of herself and her girls welcoming the pup home. “Here, take her. She’s yours,” a woman said as she handed the dog to Kotb, adding that Waffles was “sleeping” on the car ride over to Kotb’s house. Kotb proceeded to place the puppy in Hope’s arms after she asked if she could hold her. “Look how cute she is,” Kotb exclaimed in the clip. Haley, for her part, gave the dog some loving pets on the head. Fans gushed over Kotb’s latest addition in the post’s comments. “Nothing like having a dog as a child. Adorable!!” one fan wrote,...

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Murderbot Episode 10, “The Perimeter.”] The finale of Murderbot saw the title robot (Alexander Skarsgård) wake up to have its memory wiped by the Company, a new governor module installed, and a client assignment of the worst order. By the end, though, it was freer than ever. In the episode, Dr. Mensah (Noma Dumezweni) worked furiously to secure its release by the corporation’s reluctant board, with Gurathin (David Dastmalchian), Pin-Lee (Sabrina Wu), Arada (Tattiawna Jones), and Bharadwaj (Tamara Podemski) all pitching in to make the case for their claim to it. However, the damage was already done — when Ratthi (Akshay Khanna) saw “SecUnit” out and about, it was fully unaware of their shared history and followed orders to pull a weapon on him right then and there. Mensah didn’t want to give up, though; she refused to believe the data had been completely erased. That proved to be somewhat...

American Idol star Scotty McCreery has shared an emotional post following the loss of both of his grandmothers, who passed away just hours apart on Wednesday (July 9). The country singer, who won the tenth season of American Idol in May 2011, confirmed the sad news on his Instagram page on Thursday (July 10), writing, “My heart is absolutely broken. Yesterday, both my Grandma Janet and my Grandma Paquita passed away.” “I think I am still in a bit of shock as I type this, but I’m choosing to remember the great memories we all made with both of them,” he continued, writing alongside a photo of him with both of his grandmothers on his wedding day. McCreery added, “There really are too many to count. From being on the farm in Elizabeth City or visiting the Outer Banks with Grandma Janet.. And then the incredible memories we made at the backyard pool in Pinehurst,...

Keith Bynum was shocked when he learned that HGTV wasn’t renewing his home renovation show, Bargain Block, last month, but having had a month to reflect, he now says he’s “really looking forward” to it ending. The HGTV fan favorite, who hosts the Detroit-based Bargain Block with his partner Evan Thomas and local real estate expert Shea Hicks-Whitfield, took to his Instagram Stories on Thursday (July 10) to answer fan questions. When one fan asked what he’s looking forward to in 2025, Bynum responded, “This is kind of strange, but one thing I’m really looking forward to is the last episode of Bargain Block airing. It’ll be a lot of emotions that day, but it’ll also be officially the turn of a new page. And I think Evan and me and Shea are ready for it. But the next page is going to be quite fun.

Fox News host Jesse Watters considers himself a beacon of masculinity and, from time to time, enjoys sharing his “rules for men,” the latest of which earned quite a reaction on social media. On Wednesday’s (July 9) edition of The Five, Watters and his co-hosts discussed a photo shared by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-n.Y.). The image, which has since been deleted, appeared to have been altered using editing software as the bench in the background was warped around Jeffries’ hips. “Rules for men: A man should never Photoshop his picture. Ever!” Watters said. “A man who Photoshops his picture is a woman. And you never shrink your hips. Why is he shrinking his hips? Does he have childbearing hips? What is it about his hips that he’s uncomfortable with? That’s the question.” When asked by co-host Harold Ford Jr. if he’s ever edited a photo of himself,...

Stellan Skarsgård opened up about working with Ingmar Bergman at Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

“My complicated relationship with Bergman has to do with him not being a very nice guy. He was a nice director, but you can still denounce a person as an asshole. Caravaggio was probably an asshole as well, but he did great paintings,” said the Swedish actor.

“Bergman was manipulative. He was a Nazi during the war and the only person I know who cried when Hitler died. We kept excusing him, but I have a feeling he had a very weird outlook on other people.

Well, we know at least one doctor from The Pitt who won’t be on shift for the Fourth of July weekend that will be covered in Season 2. Tracy Ifeachor, who played Dr. Collins and was last seen in Season 1 Episode 11, will not be back. Given the show’s real-time format, with each episode covering one hour of each season’s one shift, her absence should be easy to explain and doesn’t even mean that she won’t still be on staff at the hospital. But what it does mean is a change on The Pitt. Not only will we not be seeing Collins, but this also (seemingly) eliminates the possibility of her and Robby (Noah Wyle) getting back together; the first season revealed just enough about their past to give us an idea of what their relationship was like. It also makes us curious about what we could...

Tom Llamas is proving to be a success as the new anchor of NBC Nightly News, as the program beat its ABC rival, David Muir, in the key demo for the first time on Tuesday (July 8). According to Nielsen ratings, NBC Nightly News averaged 904,000 viewers in the coveted 25-54 demo on Tuesday, while ABC World News Tonight averaged 891,000. This marks the first time since Llamas took over from longtime host Lester Holt that Nightly News has topped Muir’s show in the key demo. Compared to the same day the year prior, Nightly News was up 9% in the 25-54 demo while ABC dipped by 8%. Nightly News is also leading ABC in the 18-49 demo, averaging 677,000 on Monday (July 7) and 624,000 on Tuesday; in comparison, ABC averaged 668,000 on Monday and 575,000 on Tuesday. Llamas took the reins of Nightly News on June 2, and his first month in the chair marked the closest June...

Production on the iconic Australian soap opera “Neighbours” has officially wrapped for Prime Video, with the cast filming their final scenes at Nunawading studios on Friday. The series, which has entertained audiences for over 40 years, will air its last episodes in December, bringing Amazon’s two-year revival to a close.

The beloved series, which launched the careers of global superstars Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan and Margot Robbie, has been chronicling the lives and dramas of Melbourne’s fictional Erinsborough residents since its inception. Amazon’s rescue effort added 460 episodes to the show’s legacy of over 9,000 episodes.

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[Warning: The following post contains Major spoilers for Dexter: Resurrection Episodes 1 and 2.] Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) is back. The first two episodes of Dexter: Resurrection have premiered, and, as showrunner Clyde Phillips told us ahead of Dexter: Original Sin‘s debut last fall, the serial killer of serial killers narrowly survived being shot by his own son, Harrison (Jack Alcott), thanks to the freezing outdoors slowing his body from bleeding out. Here’s a look at everything that happened, along with some exclusive quotes from the cast! “A Beating Heart” The first episode of the new series picks up right where Dexter: New Blood left off as local doctors race to save his life. It then flashes forward 10 weeks to Dexter, still in a coma, experiencing dream visits from some of the biggest rivals of his past. First, it’s Arthur Mitchell a.k.a. The Trinity Killer (John Lithgow), who taunts him about also having a...

Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers for “A Beating Heart…,” the series premiere of “Dexter: Resurrection,” now streaming on Paramount+.

When “Dexter: Resurrection” was announced during last year’s San Diego Comic-Con, we sat down with Michael C. Hall to ask one main question: How?

During “Dexter: New Blood” in 2022, the finale saw the serial killer bleeding out in the freezing cold after being shot by his son. At that time, showrunner Clyde Phillips confirmed that “Dexter is dead.” But apparently, he was just kidding!

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One of the two new men in Carrie’s life just made his feelings known on And Just Like That…, but those feelings are pointed in another direction.

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for the premiere of Big Brother Season 27.] We’ve been expecting the unexpected for years, but nothing could have prepared us for this Big Brother twist. Leading up to the premiere of Big Brother Season 27, which marks the franchise’s 25th year on air, CBS teased that their newest season would be chock-full of twists and turns. From a The Traitors-esque hotel setting to the revival of last season’s second chance arena, Big Brother: A Summer of Mystery is already shaping up to be their most dramatic season yet. However, no twist has been more heavily teased than Season 27’s mystery houseguest. View this post on Instagram A post shared by CBS Big Brother (@bigbrothercbs) Once “The Hotel Mystère,” better known as the Big Brother house, was full, the countdown was complete, and Julie Chen Moonves had vanished. Suddenly, the sixteen contestants were faced with a masked visitor named The Mastermind. After ...

Hotel Mystère — also known as the Big Brother house — is officially open for business!

In Thursday’s Season 27 premiere, host Julie Chen tees up this summer’s murder mystery themed season, which comes with a brand-new house design (what’s with all the keys?) and of course, a bajillion new twists. Inside the “hotel,” mysteries lurk around every corner and nothing is quite as it seems (ooh la la!), as Julie teases us with mentions of a maniacal mastermind, a secret accomplice and a mystery houseguest. But more on that later.

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[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for the premiere of Big Brother Season 27.] Who turned out the lights?! Soon after the first four houseguests entered the house, the camera zoomed in on a mysterious digital clock, which was counting down from 10 as the contestants poured in. It wasn’t until Julie Chen Moonves came on the screen in the living room during the final minute that any of the contestants noticed something was awry. Cue: a sudden blackout and a missing host. After the 16 houseguests entered the house during the Big Brother Season 27 premiere, they were instantly hit with Big Brother: A Summer of Mystery‘s first major twist: the shocking disappearance of Julie Chen Moonves. Or at least, that was what contestants were led to believe as they watched the host’s warning to “expect the unexpected” get cut short by a sudden loss of power. When the lights turned back on, Moonves was gone—along with the season’...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Transplant Season 4 Episode 9 “Who Is Mags?”] Transplant says goodbye to Mags (Laurence Leboeuf) in the penultimate episode of Season 4. Bash (Hamza Haq), Theo (Jim Watson), and June (Ayisha Issa) all attend Mags’ funeral in Montreal, with two of the three struggling the most. Mags’ mother wonders why Bash didn’t call them and argues Mags shouldn’t have been working when she was sick (rejecting her heart transplant). Also in attendance are Claire (Torri Higginson) and Bishop (John Hannah returns!), and after the service, Bash’s former boss finds him. Bishop tells him not to blame himself, knowing how he feels about not saving his parents, and reminds him that he’s only alive because of him. Bash feels he didn’t deserve Mags, and Bishop comforts him before driving him back to York Memorial and encouraging him not to let this derail him. “I was so excited to bring back Dr.

There’s something in the water over at Disney Channel.

Available to stream Friday on Disney+, Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires made its TV debut on Thursday night, introducing two new types of monsters into the franchise: daywalkers, fire-powered beings who exist in perpetual daylight, and vampires, wind-harnessing creatures forced to live in the shadows.

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Survivor Season 49 officially has a premiere date. CBS revealed the date on July 10 on Instagram. Two players from this season will be seen again in Survivor 50 in 2026. With a premiere date now confirmed, a Season 49 casting announcement can’t be too far away. Here’s everything we know about Survivor Season 49. When does Survivor Season 49 come out? Survivor Season 49 premieres Wednesday, September 24, at 8/7c on CBS. The series made the announcement in a Thursday Instagram post. The photo is from the beaches of Fiji, where the show films, with “Season 49” and “September 24” written in the sand. “Mark your calendars! Another season of Survivor is coming our way soon!” the caption reads. See the Instagram announcement embedded below. Survivor has aired on Wednesdays at 8/7c for years on CBS and will continue to do so this fall, CBS announced on May 7. Both Survivor and The Amazing Race will continue with the...

On the Thursday July 10 Jeopardy!, the game was filled with twists and turns that put the reigning champ in a position he hadn’t faced before. In an episode marked by lively banter, spontaneous poetry, and surprising upsets, the competition took on a whole new level of unpredictability, keeping viewers guessing until the very end. Challengers for Thursday’s episode included Jolynda Chenicek, a teacher from Tallahassee, Florida, and Austin Hobbs, a library specialist from San Angelo, Texas. Both were hoping to dethrone the current reigning champ, Scott Riccardi, an engineer from Somerville, New Jersey, whose five-day cash winnings totaled a jaw-dropping $144,902. On Wednesday, Riccardi nabbed his fifth win, and in doing so, he became one of the eight official qualifiers in the Tournament of Champions. After a strong start that began with a back-and-forth between Riccardi and Chenicek, the Jeopardy! champ landed the Daily Double in the category of “Montana” for $800. Riccardi,...

While Trump has flirted with imposing a 100 percent tariff on movies made outside the United States, Wisconsin is welcoming the industry with hope and energy. A new bipartisan budget from the Badger State — which tipped red in the last presidential race — will ramp up Wisconsin’s film and TV game.

Last week, local legislators made plans to re-establish the state’s film office, which went dark in 2005. They also approved $5 million in annual tax credits, with a $1 million cap per project, for productions made in Wisconsin. Democrats started winning again during state elections this spring, but securing new arts funding from the government in 2025 is a political miracle almost anywhere in the country.

“A lot of these states are getting these credit programs,” said Nathan Deming, a filmmaker and volunteer for the film coalition, Action! Wisconsin. He advocated in front of the state’s Ways and Means committee earlier this...

Too Much, Lena Dunham’s return to television,has all the delicious trappings of a glossy early-2000s rom-com: the broken-hearted girl who moves to a new city in search of a fresh start, the car-chase grand romantic gesture, the idiosyncratic best friends offering misguided advice.

Yet just as quickly as Too Muchnestles into a long-standing canon, it flips the well-worn tropes on their head. Soon after Jessica (Megan Stalter) touches down in London, she meets Felix (Will Sharpe) in a filthy pub bathroom, and from there, nothing goes as expected. Within only hours of their meet-cute, Felix takes Jess to the hospital after she accidentally lights herself on fire while threatening her ex’s new girlfriend, Wendy Jones (Emily Ratajkowski), about a secret Instagram diary. They left that part out of the classic flicks from which each episode takes its name — among them, “Enough, Actually,” “Notting Kill,” and “Pity Woman.