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The trailer for season five of Law & Order: Organized Crime shows Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) in the hospital after his car is broadsided. A new teaser for the show reveals one of his visitors as he recuperates: Olivia Benson.

Peacock released a 30-second spot Wednesday showing some of the same shots from the trailer, capped by a quick cut to a blank screen and Benson (Mariska Hargitay) saying “Elliot,” before she’s shown sitting at his bedside. Watch the teaser below.

Hargitay’s appearance on Organized Crime — her 14th crossover from Law & Order: Svu — will come in the second episode of season five, which will stream April 17 on Peacock. (NBC will also show the season premiere on air that night.) Meloni also wrote the episode, marking his first credit as a writer.

Peacock has also released a couple of photos from Hargitay’s guest appearance, including the one...

Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler are reuniting in the new season of Law & Order: Organized Crime, and Peacock has dropped a first look, which you can see in the video below.

Mariska Hargitay is set to make a guest appearance as Captain Olivia Benson in the crime drama and reunite with her former Law & Order: Svu co-star Christopher Meloni.

The teaser for Season 5 of the series features Det. Elliot Stabler at the hospital following an injury and Olivia showing up for support.

Related: ‘Law & Order: Organized Crime’ Gets Season 5 Premiere Date, Teaser Trailer & First-Look Photos

Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5 premieres Thursday, April 17 on Peacock, with a two-episode drop. Hargitay will make her guest appearance on the second episode of the new season.

NBC will air the premiere on April 17 at 10 p.m. Et.

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Peacock has unveiled a new look at “Law & Order: Organized Crime” Season 5, featuring guest star Mariska Hargitay reuniting with Christopher Meloni.

As the series makes the move from NBC to Peacock, the newest season takes place in New York City and follows the detectives of the Organized Crime Control Bureau as crime syndicates threaten lives. The official synopsis for this season teases that it will dive back into “the dangerous worlds of cross-border smuggling, high-tech domestic terrorism and a crime family intent on repaying Stabler for the injury he did them in Rome. As his worlds collide, Stabler will put everything on the line to protect the vulnerable and fight for justice.”

Hargitay has played Capt. Olivia Benson in over 500 episodes of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” to date. She starred alongside Meloni, who stars in “L&o: Oc” as Det. Elliot Stabler. The cast of the series...

Peacock has released the official trailer for Law & Order: Organized Crime Season 5, which will premiere on the streaming service with two episodes on April 17. A new episode will stream every Thursday.

A special telecast of the season premiere will also air on NBC on April 17 at 10 p.m. Et/Pt.

Reprising the role he originated on Law & Order: Svu, Christopher Meloni stars as Det. Elliot Stabler, who returned to New York after a decade abroad to rebuild his life following a devastating personal loss.

As lead detective in Sgt. Ayanna Bell’s (Danielle Moné Truitt) Organized Crime Control Bureau, he works to dismantle New York’s most vicious and violent illegal enterprises while fending off dangers that often follow him home.

Helping to expose the dark and complex criminal world of their targets are undercover expert Bobby Reyes (Rick Gonzalez) and tech genius Jet Slootmaekers (Ainsley Seiger). While on assignment,...

Christopher Meloni as Det. Elliot Stabler risks his life to battle a revengeful crime family in the fifth season trailer for Law & Order: Organized Crime, which dropped on Wednesday ahead of a Peacock bow on April 17.

Meloni, reprising the New York City Police Department role he originated on Law & Order: Svu, faces a crime syndicate out for revenge against Stabler. “Season five explores the dangerous worlds of cross-border smuggling, high-tech domestic terrorism and a crime family intent on repaying Stabler for the injury he did them in Rome. As his worlds collide, Stabler will put everything on the line to protect the vulnerable and fight for justice,” a logline from the series producers states.

That has Stabler risking his own life and that of his family. “Do not make me bury you,” Ellen Burstyn, who plays Stabler’s mother Bernadette, tells her son as he lies gravely injured in...

After four seasons on NBC, “Law & Order: Organized Crime” is set to kick off its fifth season on Peacock, starting with the release of two all-new episodes on Thursday, April 17.

A one-time airing of the season premiere will air on NBC on Thursday, April 17 at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt, with all-new episodes released weekly on Peacock. Meanwhile, the originally scheduled episode of “Found” will instead air on Monday, April 14 before returning to its regular Thursday timeslot the following week at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt.

Reprising the role he originated on “Law & Order: Svu,” the spinoff stars Christopher Meloni stars as Det. Elliot Stabler, who has returned to New York after a decade abroad to rebuild his life following a devastating personal loss. As lead detective in Sgt. Ayanna Bell’s (Danielle Moné Truitt) Organized Crime Control Bureau, he works to dismantle New York’s most vicious...

Fans of Law & Order: Organized Crime will get to watch the Season 5 premiere on both NBC and Peacock. While the show was originally set to stream only on Peacock, NBCUniversal announced that the first episode will also air on NBC at 10 p.m. Et.

The new season, starring Christopher Meloni as Detective Elliot Stabler, will continue to follow his work with the Organized Crime Control Bureau. The show’s cast includes Danielle Moné Truitt, Rick Gonzalez, Olivia Thirlby, Ainsley Seiger, and Dean Norris.

Before Organized Crime begins, NBC will air a big crossover event with Law & Order and Law & Order: Svu from 8-10 p.m. Et. According to the official description, the story starts when Svu Captain Olivia Benson gets a mysterious phone call leading detectives to a gruesome crime. Their investigation uncovers a pattern of violent attacks targeting women, and prosecutors work together to bring the criminal to justice.

Law & Order and Law & Order: Svu are once again teaming on a crossover episode. It’s set for Thursday, April 17 from 8-10 pm on NBC.

The two-hour event will see a mysterious phone call to Capt. Benson of the Svu that leads detectives to the scene of a brutal murder. When the Svu and the 2-7 uncover a pattern of rape and murder targeting marginalized women, Carisi and Ada Price team up to charge the suspect with multiple crimes.

Additionally, following the crossover event, Peacock’s “Law & Order: Organized Crime” will air its season premiere at 10 p.m. on NBC on Thursday, April 17. It’s temporarily taking Found’s timeslot, which will air on a special night, Monday, April 14 at 10 pm, then return to its usual Thursday 10 pm slot on April 24. Organized Crime will then shift to premiering all of its new episodes on Peacock.

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“Law & Order: Organized Crime” will be the first “Law & Order” series to stream exclusively on Peacock — but it will also debut on NBC.

Last May, it was revealed that the Dick Wolf spinoff, led by Christopher Meloni, would become a “Peacock original,” moving to the streaming service exclusively for Season 5. On Tuesday, NBCUniversal announced that in addition to streaming, the Season 5 premiere will also air on NBC at 10 p.m. Et.

The debut will follow a crossover between “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: Svu,” airing from 8-10 p.m. Per the official logline, “A mysterious phone call to Capt. Benson of the Svu leads detectives to the scene of a brutal murder. When the Svu and the 2-7 uncover a pattern of rape and murder targeting marginalized women, Carisi and Ada Price team up to charge the suspect with multiple crimes.”

“Found,” which usually airs in that 10 p.

Fans of The Walking Deadbelieved that the zombie horror series had ran its course by the time Season 11 concluded, but its most recent spinoffs managed to resurrect interest in the franchise. Dead City, Daryl Dixon, and The Ones Who Livecontinued the individual stories of some of The Walking Dead’s key characters, and while Negan and Maggie series Dead City and the self-titled Daryl Dixon series have had multiple seasons, Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira’s return in The Ones Who Live seems destined to be a one-and-done spinoff.

While there have been several whispers of more to come from Rick and Michonne, it seems that if this does happen it will probably not be in their own Season 2. As per The Direct, long-term producer Scott M. Gimple gave a short response to the question of whether The Ones Who Live will be getting news of a Season 2 renewal at any point.

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As Powerplex, Scott is a hero who can absorb kinetic energy and shoot out lightning. Powerplex's main purpose in life is to kill Steven Yeun's Invincible. Between the character's dark motivations and Paul's casting, it's hard not to think of Powerplex as a callback to another iconic character that Paul played: Breaking Bad's Jesse Pinkman.

Peacock has shared the teaser trailer, key art and photos for season five of Law & Order: Organized Crime. The 10-episode season will premiere with two episodes on April 17 and then new episodes will debut weekly.

Reprising the role he originated on Law & Order: Svu, Christopher Meloni stars as Det. Elliot Stabler, who returned to New York after a decade abroad to rebuild his life following a devastating personal loss.

As lead detective in Sgt. Ayanna Bell’s (Danielle Moné Truitt) Organized Crime Control Bureau, he works to dismantle New York’s most vicious and violent illegal enterprises while fending off dangers that often follow him home.

Helping to expose the dark and complex criminal world of their targets are undercover expert Bobby Reyes (Rick Gonzalez) and tech genius Jet Slootmaekers (Ainsley Seiger). While on assignment, Stabler leans on his brother Randall (Dean Norris) to keep the Stabler family safe and thriving.

Peacock has slotted April 17 for the Season 5 premiere of Law & Order: Organized Crime, its first season on the streamer following its move from NBC. It will launch with the first two episodes, followed by new episodes weekly.

The platform also released a teaser trailer (see above) and some first-look photos (see above and below).

Organized Crime follows Svu‘s Elliot Stabler (Christopher Meloni) in his return to the NYPD after a decade abroad to rebuild his life following a devastating personal loss. As lead detective in Sgt. Ayanna Bell’s (Danielle Moné Truitt) Organized Crime Control Bureau, he works to dismantle New York’s most vicious and violent illegal enterprises while fending off dangers that often follow him home.

Season 5 explores the dangerous worlds of cross-border smuggling, high-tech domestic terrorism and a crime family intent on repaying Stabler for the injury he did them in Rome. As his worlds collide,...

The Law & Order universe will officially expand to streaming in April.

Peacock has set an April 17 premiere date for season five of Law & Order: Organized Crime, its first since moving from NBC following the end of season four. Two episodes will stream that day, with the remainder of the 10-episode season rolling out weekly.

Organized Crime is the first Law & Order show to air somewhere other than NBC since Criminal Intent moved to USA Network in 2007.

Along with the premiere date, Peacock released a brief teaser (watch it below) and several photos from the coming season. The logline reads, “Season five explores the dangerous worlds of cross-border smuggling, high-tech domestic terrorism and a crime family intent on repaying Stabler (Christopher Meloni) for the injury he did them in Rome. As his worlds collide, Stabler will put everything on the line to protect the vulnerable and fight for justice.

“Law & Order: Organized Crime” officially has a Season 5 premiere date. The series, which officially moved from NBC to Peacock, will debut its first two episodes on April 17, followed by eight new episodes streaming weekly.

Although the show will no longer be on NBC, it will still stream on Thursdays — the same day “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: Svu” air on NBC.

The series follows Christopher Meloni as Det. Elliot Stabler, now running the Organized Crime Control Bureau. Danielle Moné Truitt, Danielle Moné Truitt, Rick Gonzalez, Olivia Thirlby and Ainsley Seiger also star. Dean Norris joined the series in Season 4 as Stabler’s brother.

Per the official description, “Season 5 explores the dangerous worlds of cross-border smuggling, high-tech domestic terrorism and a crime family intent on repaying Stabler for the injury he did them in Rome. As his worlds collide, Stabler will put everything on the line to protect...

Saul Goodman is perhaps one of (if not the most) compelling characters in the world of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. The idea of a prequel series to one of the most critically acclaimed and iconic television shows of all time sounds like a horrible concept on paper. Still, in practice, co-creator Peter Gould's spin-off series Better Call Saul ended up being just as impressively written and acted as the legendary show that preceded it. However, if one television executive had his way, Saul Goodman might have never come into existence.

Entertainment Weekly received an exclusive excerpt from Saul Goodman v. Jimmy McGill, a new book written by TV critic Alan Sepinwall, that offers a comprehensive deep dive into the making of this hit prequel series. In a section of the book, it's revealed that Gould was reluctant when first writing the character's debut in Breaking Bad, and...

This story contains Major Spoilers for The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon - The Book of Carol Season 2, Episode 4.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon showrunner David Zabel addressed the latest major character death from Season 2, Episode 4, titled, "Le Paradis Pour Toi." Zabel also co-wrote the said episode with Jason Richman, with Michael Slovis set as its director.

In the latest episode of Daryl Dixon Season 2, after helping Carol reunite with Daryl, fan-favorite character Isabelle, portrayed by Harry Potter alum Clmence Posy, was surprisingly killed by Losang, which ended her brewing romance with the titular hero. As she died in the arms of Daryl, Isabelle made him promise that he would look after Laurent for her. Per ComicBook.com, Zabel opened up about the heart-wrenching moment, revealing why Isabelles death will be significant for Daryl. For the moment when Isabelle dies, I think what we wanted was great dignity, intelligence, strength,...

[This story contains some spoilers from the season two premiere of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol.]

There are very few figures from the original Walking Dead days still involved in the franchise. Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride’s Daryl Dixon and Carol Pelletier are two of those familiar faces, hailing from the Frank Darabont-helmed first season of The Walking Dead, and now headlining their own spinoff in The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol.

But there’s another person who has been with them every step of the way, who has charted not only Daryl and Carol’s journeys, but the evolution of the dead themselves: Greg Nicotero, the executive producer and legendary horror mastermind chiefly responsible for bringing the dead to life. A fixture within the greater Walking Dead franchise since season one, Nicotero became one of the show’s most reliable directors, and is still performing that role as recently as the Daryl Dixon season two premiere.

Below, Nicotero speaks with...

Bryan Cranston may have been the mastermind Heisenberg on Breaking Bad, but off-screen, he wasn’t about to let anyone slack. During filming, Cranston reportedly lost his cool on a co-star who just couldn’t get their lines right. In a show as sharp and intense as Breaking Bad, there’s no room for fumbling—and Cranston wasn’t having it. The actor’s explosive reaction wasn’t just about perfectionism, it was about protecting the flow and energy of the scene.

Bryan Cranston as Walter White in Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 16 | Credit: Sony Television

When the stakes are sky-high, even the smallest slip-up can derail the moment. So yeah, Heisenberg came out swinging to make sure the show stayed as epic as ever. And honestly, are we even surprised? Cranston’s the danger, after all.

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Exclusive: Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is set to recur in the Peacock series Law & Order: Organized Crime for Season 5 as Isabella Spezzano, a figure from Stabler’s (Meloni) past.

Law & Order: Organized Crime follows the detectives of the Organized Crime Control Bureau as they take on New York City’s most vicious and violent criminal syndicates. In addition to Meloni, Danielle Moné Truitt and Ainsley Seiger also star.

The show was renewed for a fifth season in April following the announcement the procedural would move from NBC to its streamer Peacock. The move gives Peacock an original Dick Wolf drama series to go with the Wolf Entertainment library and next-day runs of the company’s remaining NBC series Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Chicago Med, Law & Order and Law & Order: Svu, which are among the platform’s most viewed titles.

This article mentions sensitive topics like gun violence and suicide.

Some TV finales are epic in a good way. They deliver a jaw-dropping twist that leaves fans shocked but satisfied. Others, on the other hand, may go too far, either undoing the story arc or completely ruining the entire show. Dramatic TV finales don't always turn out so well.

Like Game of Thrones, some series over-deliver the shock effect and either anger or traumatize fans for life. Other series, like Lost, seem to have gotten lost on the way to a resolution. Sometimes, a show's finale lands on a cliffhanger that will never be resolved.

Breaking Bad's Ending Leaves Fans Second-Guessing What Happened

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AMC Networks’ plans to submit the zombie spinoff “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” as a limited series for the Emmys have been killed.

The cable network had announced plans to submit the six-episode spinoff, created by Scott M. Gimple, Danai Gurira, and Andrew Lincoln, for outstanding limited or anthology series at the Primetime Emmys. However, Variety has learned exclusively from two sources with direct knowledge that the show is ineligible to submit in the category.

In 2021, the Television Academy defined what constitutes a limited or anthology series, stating that the story must be resolved within its season without any ongoing storylines. This criteria affected past winners, such as the second season of “The White Lotus,” which was required to compete as a drama due to Jennifer Coolidge’s recurring character. According to the Academy’s ruling at the time, “the reappearance in a subsequent ‘season’ of one character...

AMC Networks remain hopeful the Emmy chances for its zombie apocalypse property are not dead.

The network announced its Emmy submission strategy for the three spinoffs from “The Walking Dead” universe: “Daryl Dixon,” “Dead City,” and “The Ones Who Live.”

“The Ones Who Live” picks up after the conclusion of the original series, reuniting beloved characters Rick Grimes and Michonne, portrayed by Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira. This series will be submitted for outstanding limited or anthology series, along with its stars in the lead acting categories. Gurira, who wrote the fourth episode “What We,” will also be considered in the writing category, alongside director Michael Slovis. Additional noms will be pursued for Matthew Jeffers and Pollyanna McIntosh in their supporting roles, along with other artisan categories.

Read: All Primetime Emmy predictions in every category on Variety’s Awards Circuit.

“Daryl Dixon,” starring Norman Reedus, will compete in the drama series categories.

The Walking Dead fan-made posters capture the emotional Grimes family reunion in The Ones Who Live perfectly. Rick and Michonne's reunion with Judith and Rj was a touching reward after risking everything to take down the Crm. The bittersweet elements of the reunion are highlighted in bassel.galal's art, emphasizing the sacrifices made for this touching moment.

A new fan-made poster has immortalized the most touching scene in The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. After Rick was seemingly killed and separated from his family in The Walking Dead season 9, the Grimes family has been split apart. Michonne's mission to reunite with Rick led to the stunning events that took down the Crm and left Rick and Michonne stronger than ever. The two reunited with Judith and Rick Jr. in a heartwarming and long-awaited scene.

To honor The Ones Who Live's ending, Instragram artist bassel.galal developed two posters...

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live has been building up to a reunion of sorts between Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira), and it’s one fans have been waiting more than five years for.

Despite reuniting in the series premiere, they have been continually driven apart by the Crm and Jadis (Pollyanna McIntosh).

Thankfully, that all changed on Sunday’s new episode, which found the lovers working through their issues and reconnecting as they embarked on a mission to return to their loved ones.

Monsters and Critics got to talk to Michael Slovis about directing one of the limited series’ most pivotal episodes and what the events mean for the final episodes.

We have just two episodes left.

Check out the interview below.

Monsters and Critics: I’ve watched episode four three times. It’s just one of those episodes you don’t get very often. Not a single scene is wasted,...

Warning: Major Spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4.

Screen Rant interviewed director Michael Slovis about The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4. Slovis masterfully navigates different tones in the episode, balancing action, intimacy, and emotion seamlessly. The episode's most emotional moment with Rick breaking down was meticulously earned through careful pacing and dedication to authenticity.

After multiple episodes of conflict between Rick and Michonne The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4 devoted its entire runtime to an exploration of the pair’s relationship. Almost play-like in its structure, the episode saw the two world-weary fighters rekindle their love and share the burdens they have carried in the years since they were first separated. Impressively, the episode was written by Michonne actor Danai Gurira, who is a celebrated playwright.

As Screen Rant’s The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live review pointed out, the return...

If there's one thing The Walking Dead universe will always do, it's get the internet talking.

Through the first three hours of the Rick and Michonne show, we spent much time at the Crm and witnessed the reunion between the lovers who'd been apart for many years.

And while they technically reunite during The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 1, their official reunion comes a little later.

While fans have been waiting for this series for years, waiting until now, with the original series concluded and various other spinoffs in their infancy, was the right time to bring this series to light.

It's a love story at its core, but like all the other series that came before it, it's also a tale about survival, both emotionally and physically. And that's a timeless story.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 4 is a tour-de-force from beginning to end,...

This article contains Spoilers from The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live season 1, episode 4.

Andrew Lincoln's improvised moment in The Ones Who Live episode 4 adds depth to the relationship between Rick and Michonne. Rick and Michonne's love story is the heart of the series, revitalizing The Walkind Dead franchise. The Crm's power adds intrigue, but it's Rick and Michonne's chemistry that makes the spinoff successful.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live director Michael Slovis reveals an unscripted moment in episode 4. While Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) already had their long-awaited reunion earlier in The Walking Dead spinoff series, it isn't until the latest episode that they have a chance to talk extensively, confront difficult truths, and make a plan for what's next. The episode mostly steps away from the formidable Civic Republic Military and serves as a more intimate exploration of Rick and Michonne as...

[This story contains spoilers from The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode four.]

Nobody knows Rick and Michonne better than Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, and to back that up, the powers that be wisely installed the iconic zombie-fighting actors as executive producers on The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. For the fourth installment of the six-part series, Gurira took her duties one step further, by writing and effectively showrunning the episode.

The episode, called “What We,” directed by series veteran Michael Slovis and written/overseen by Gurira, sees a climactic confrontation between Rick and Michonne, whose reunion has not gone exactly as either one of them expected. Rick is fully embedded with the militant Crm, hoping to take control from the inside and build a safer world for his loved ones. Michonne, meanwhile, is fully committed to bringing Rick home from all of the horror, and is shocked that he doesn’t want to come along.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4!

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4 director Michael Slovis emphasizes the importance of Rick and Michonne's emotional scene in bed. The scene took an entire day to shoot, with careful rehearsal to ensure honesty and authenticity. Slovis designed shot structures to focus on the performance, allowing the emotional moment to shine.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 4 director Michael Slovis has opened up about Rick's emotional scene and what it was like to film. During the episode, Rick and Michonne are in bed together as she confronts him about his real reasons for not wanting to come home with her. He ends up breaking down, saying he'd learned to live thinking he'd lost her and didn't want to lose her again, as he doesn't know if he'd survive.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Slovis...

When you finish a captivating episode of television, after you take a deep breath, often you want to go right back and relive some of the magic you just witnessed.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Season 1 Episode 4 is that hour, a magical affair between two stalwart characters in the beloved franchise, slowly breaking your heart and then putting it back together.

The episode is directed by the effortlessly charismatic Michael Slovis, who was nice enough to speak with TV Fanatic about the massive episode.

Slovis was not only kind and detailed in his responses but also incredibly knowledgeable and the perfect person to break down the ins and outs of such a pivotal piece of the story.

It was such an honor to get some time with Slovis, and it's a conversation every diehard Walking Dead fan should check out.

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The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live star Matthew August Jeffers recently teased that fans are "in for a treat" with the upcoming episode that was written by Michonne performer Danai Gurira.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Jeffers, who plays Nat in The Ones Who Live, hinted that Walking Dead fans will not want to miss Episode 5, praising not only Gurira's writing but also the episode's director, Michael Slovis. "I worked with Michael Slovis, who directed a couple of the episodes in The Ones Who Live, on New Amsterdam. He's a great guy, talented director, and beautiful cinematographer from Breaking Bad. I went to Scott [Gimple] on the last day of shooting and said, 'I'm not ready to leave this set. Can I shadow Michael?' and he was like, 'Of course,'" said the actor. "I hung out with Michael on the other side of the camera for two episodes. It...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live episode 2!

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live actor Matthew August Jeffers teases an exciting episode 4 written by Danai Gurira. The actor praises Gurira's emotional story and Michael Slovis' direction, who is working on both episode 3 and 4. Many surprises and emotions are in store for episode 4, which will air on Sunday, March 17, one week after episode 3.

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live actor Matthew August Jeffers has offered an exciting tease at episode 4 of the spinoff, which is written by franchise star Danai Gurira. The series focuses on Michonne and Rick's reunion after many years away, as well as Rick's escape from the Crm. Episode 2 saw both of them now part of the militarized group, plotting an escape back to Alexandria.

Speaking with Screen Rant, Jeffers, who plays Nat in episode 2, teased how The Ones Who Live's upcoming...

Scott Gimple, Chief Content Officer of The Walking Dead Universe, has teased the possibility of a second season for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live.

Per Deadline, Gimple, who is also the showrunner of The Ones Who Live, recently suggested that the upcoming limited series might not be as limited as many fans initially believed it would, revealing that "anything is possible." He explained, "Even if Rick dies in the last episode, anything is possible. We’re focused on this one right now. But this one came together in a really amazing way, where there were all sorts of plans. And then the world changed and we altered those plans."

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Breaking Bad actor Larry Hankin recalls angering Bryan Cranston by flubbing his lines. Aired on AMC from 2008 to 2013, Breaking Bad starred Cranston as Walter White, a dispirited high-school chemistry teacher diagnosed with terminal lung cancer who teams up with a former student, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), and turns to a life of crime. Over the years, the show featured a number of memorable guest stars, including Hankin as the junkyard owner Old Joe who helps Walt and Jesse out of several sticky situations.

During a recent interview with Cracked, Hankin recalled filming one Breaking Bad scene when he kept forgetting his lines and angered Cranston as a result. The actor also known for Seinfeld and Friends suffers from dyslexia and during the season 5 scene when Old Joe explains the magnet, Hankin kept forgetting his lines and was reprimanded by Cranston, though director Michael Slovis provided Hankin the comfort he needed...

NBC has set the series finale for medical drama New Amsterdam for January 17 at 9 p.m. The two-hour episode follows the series premiere of freshman comedy Night Court.

Additionally, New Amsterdam will return from hiatus on January 3 at 10 p.m.

New Amsterdam, from creator/executive producer David Schulner, director/executive producer Peter Horton and Universal Television, stars Ryan Eggold as Dr. Max Goodwin, who became the medical director of New Amsterdam, one the country’s oldest public hospitals, with the goal of reforming it by tearing up its bureaucracy to provide better care to patients.

The series also stars Janet Montgomery, Jocko Sims, Tyler Labine, Sandra Mae Frank, Alejandro Hernandez, and Gina Gershon.

Deadline exclusively revealed in March that the medical drama would wrap up with a 13-episode Season 5. The show will conclude with a total of 92 episodes.

Creator Schulner and director Horton executive produce with Michael Slovis, David Foster,...

Freema Agyeman, who has played Dr. Helen Sharpe since the launch of NBC medical drama series New Amsterdam, is departing the show ahead of its fifth and final season.

Agyeman announced the news, first reported by TVLine, on Instagram.

“Dearest Dam Fam. First off I would like to say a huge heartfelt thank you for your unending, dedicated and deliciously ferocious support!” Agyeman wrote. “I feel very fortunate to have connected with so many of you over these past few years, while rolling around in the skin of Ms. Helen Sharpe, and witness every ebb and flow of your emotional investment. What a ride! Thank you for being on it with me. She has meant so much to me, but the time has come for me to hang up her white coat, as I officially share the news that I will not be returning for the final season of New Amsterdam.

We’ll be seeing more of Dr. Elizabeth Wilder on NBC’s New Amsterdam. Sandra Mae Frank, who joined the series in the current fourth season as a recurring, has been promoted to series regular for the upcoming fifth and final season, Deadline has confirmed.

Frank, who is deaf, portrays deaf surgeon and the newest Chief of Oncology at New Amsterdam Medical Center, Elizabeth Wilder. She was first interviewed by Max (Ryan Eggold) to fill Helen’s (Freema Agyeman) position. Max then offered her his job as the hospital’s medical director, which she turned down, but went on to join the staff as Chief of Oncology. She appeared in 12 episodes this season.

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“New Amsterdam” is closing its doors.

The NBC medical drama will end with its fifth season, TheWrap has confirmed. The show, which stars “Blacklist” alum Ryan Eggold as hospital director Dr. Max Goodwin, is currently airing its fourth.

The show’s fifth and final season, airing as part of the 2022-2023 TV season, will consist of 13 episodes.

“The story of Max Goodwin, and his never-ending commitment to patients at New Amsterdam, has been inspiring,” Lisa Katz, president of scripted programming for NBCUniversal Television and streaming said in a statement. “We’re so grateful to David Schulner, Peter Horton, and our cast and crew for their incredible dedication, talent and collaboration.”

“When I first read the pilot script for ‘New Amsterdam,’ I knew we had a winner. We cheered Max’s disruption of the status quo and applauded when he asked his patients the simple yet profound question, ‘How can I help?...

Update: Anupam Kher shared a statement on social media Tuesday addressing his exit from the NBC medical drama:

“This past year has been difficult for so many people around the world, not least for Dr. Kapoor. It was an incredibly special time for me to be part of this show and one I will never forget. The New Amsterdam Family will always hold a special place in my heart. I am grateful to the audience for their love, support and good wishes, particularly for my wife, Kirron, at this time. I hope you all will continue to join me on my journey and future projects.”

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Previous, April 14: New Amsterdam is one doctor short as Anupam Kher, who portrays Dr. Vijay Kapoor, has exited the NBC medical drama, Deadline has confirmed.

News of Kher’s exit follows New Amsterdam‘s Tuesday night episode,...

Exclusive: The Man in the High Castle alumna Frances Turner is joining the current third season of NBC medical drama series New Amsterdam in a recurring role.

Turner will play Dr. Lyn Malvo, the new Chair of the Ob department. Malvo will have a “complicated” friendship with Dr. Reynolds (Jocko Sims) this season. She will first be seen in tomorrow’s (Tuesday) episode entitled “Catch.”

New Amsterdam is inspired by Dr. Eric Manheimer’s memoir Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital and his 15 years as medical director at the hospital.

Schulner and Peter Horton executive produce along with Michael Slovis, David Foster, Aaron Ginsburg and Shaun Cassidy. The series is produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, Pico Creek Productions and Mount Moriah.

Turner is best known for her starring role in the fourth and final season of critically acclaimed series, Amazon’s The Man in the High Castle.

In today’s TV news roundup, OWN announced it will honor the late Cicely Tyson with a special re-airing of “Oprah’s Master Class: Cicely Tyson,” and NBC announced the premiere date for “New Amsterdam” Season 3.

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Discovery Plus will stream “If I Can’t Have You: The Jodi Arias Story,” a two-hour special on the infamous trial involving Jodi Arias, who was convicted of killing ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander, beginning Feb. 12. While the trial points to her guilt, the documentary sheds uncertainty on the ruling by granting viewers access to Arias’ personal diaries, unseen police interviews and testimony and interviews with those closest to the case. The special, which includes both Arias and Alexander’s loved ones, seeks to uncover if Arias is truly a murderer or a misunderstood woman who acted in self-defense.

NBC’s medical drama “New Amsterdam” will return for its third season March 2 at 10 p.m.

NBC has slotted the Season 3 premiere date for its hit medical drama New Amsterdam. The series will return to its original time slot, debuting Tuesday, March 2 at 10 p.m.

The series moved to a 9 p.m. timeslot vacated by This Is Us at the end of March to finish its second season. Production on Season 3 had been delayed for weeks because of Covid-19 and related production shutdowns.

New Amsterdam has been a strong ratings performer, averaging a 3.3 in the 18-49 demo and 13.8 million in total audience measurement and reaching 45 million viewers over the course of its previous season.

New Amsterdam is inspired by Dr. Eric Manheimer’s memoir Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital and his 15 years as medical director at the hospital.

As for what will unfold in the new season: “When Dr. Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) took over New Amsterdam, he asked a simple, revolutionary question: “How can I help?...

Exclusive: A new student is enrolling at the Salvatore School. Omono Okojie (NCIS) has booked a recurring role on the CW’s Legacies. She will play Cleo, a new witch student at the Salvatore School, who bonds with Hope (Danielle Rose Russlell) over their artistic passions. Free-spirited and self-reliant, Cleo is excited to find a new home at the school, and to earn a place in its Super Squad. A spinoff of The Originals, now in its third season, Legacies features characters from both series and its predecessor, The Vampire Diaries. The series stars Russell as 17-year-old Hope Mikaelson, descended from some of the most powerful vampire, werewolf and witch bloodlines. She attends the Salvatore School for the Young and Gifted, where fellow supernaturals learn to hone their skills. Okojie’s credits include a major guest-starring role on NCIS and a supporting role in the feature Gook. She’s repped...

Lost and Hawaii Five-o alum Daniel Dae Kim, who executive produces and recurred as a physician on The Good Doctor, is heading to another medical drama series in a recurring role.

Kim is joining NBC’s breakout medical drama New Amsterdam as new head trauma surgeon Dr. Cassian Shin. His character will be introduced in April 7 episode “Pandemic”, which echoes real life as the world grapples with the quickly spreading coronavirus.

In the “Pandemic” episode, an unknown, deathly strain of the flu causes chaos at the hospital. Meanwhile, a new doctor’s (Kim) unorthodox medical practices test Sharpe’s (Freema Agyeman) patience.

Now in the second season, in the wake of the ambulance crash that ended season one, medical director Dr. Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) grieves the death of his wife, Georgia, and learns the difficulties of being a single parent – all the while continuing his commitment to solve systemic...

NBC’s sophomore medical drama made a splash at TCA today with a three-year pickup. As the ensemble medical drama headlined by Ryan Eggold is assured to go to five seasons, would NBC try and turn it into a franchise with offshoots, like Chicago?

“There is a potential for a spinoff,” NBC Entertainment Chairman Paul Telegdy said after his executive session at TCA Saturday. “I can imagine a whole world around New Amsterdam.”

According to sources, there are no conversations going on or a concept for a spinoff but everyone is open to the possibility because of the bench depth of characters (and their stories) on the show.

New Amsterdam stars Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman, Jocko Sims, with Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher.

Creator David Schulner and director Peter Horton executive produce with Michael Slovis and David Foster. New Amsterdam is produced by Universal Television, Pico Creek Productions and Mount Moriah.

NBC has renewed “New Amsterdam” for three more seasons, NBC Entertainment chairman Paul Telegdy announced during the network’s day at Television Critics Association press tour Saturday.

Starring Ryan Eggold as Dr. Max Goodwin, the medical drama is currently in its second season — which will return from winter hiatus Jan. 14 — and has now been handed a third, fourth and fifth installment, which will take the series through at least the 2022-23 broadcast TV season.

Airing at 10 p.m. on Tuesdays as the lead-out for “This Is Us,” the second season of “New Amsterdam” is currently averaging a 1.7 rating among adults in the advertiser-coveted 18-49 demographic and 9.8 million total viewers, according to Live + 7 Day data from Nielsen.

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Along with Eggold, the show stars Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman, Jocko Sims, Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher.

The drama is inspired by Dr.

NBC has given the medical drama “New Amsterdam” a massive three-season renewal.

The renewal will bring the show to five seasons total, with the second season currently airing. The announcement was Saturday morning by Paul Telegdy, chairman of NBC Entertainment, during the Television Critics Association winter press tour.

“New Amsterdam’s” second season is currently averaging a 1.7 rating in adults 18-49 and 9.8 million viewers in the Nielsen Live+7 ratings. In terms of viewership, the series is averaging a lift of 4.6 million viewers per episode in Live+7.

The series stars Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman, Jocko Sims, with Tyler Labine and Anupam Kher. David Schulner and Peter Horton executive produce with Michael Slovis and David Foster. “New Amsterdam” is produced by Universal Television, Pico Creek Productions, and Mount Moriah.

The renewal marks a massive vote of confidence in the series on the broadcaster’s part. The network previously gave a...

NBC has handed an early renewal to sophomore medical drama New Amsterdam. In a big vote of confidence, the renewal is for for three years, through the 2022-23 season. The size matches the three-season renewal NBC gave its flagship drama series This Is Us in May though New Amsterdam produces more episodes a season. Its first season consisted of 22 episodes.

So far this season New Amsterdam is averaging a 1.7 rating in adults 18-49 and 9.8 million viewers overall in Live+7, ranking as the No.5 scripted series on NBC behind This Is Us and the Chicago series. The medical drama starring Ryan Eggold is adding 4.6 million viewers between Live+Same Day and Live+7, the third biggest lift on broadcast television and second biggest for an NBC series behind This Is Us.

Digital performance is increasingly important for NBC, especially for series owned by NBCUniversal, which New Amsterdam is; it hails from Universal TV.

The highly-anticipted “Breaking Bad” movie is coming to select theaters across the United States. Netflix has announced a one-weekend only theatrical run for “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie,” which will begin the same day the crime drama becomes available to stream on Netflix. The theatrical release of the movie will begin October 11 and end October 13.

“El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” centers around Aaron Paul’s Jesse Pinkman in the wake of his dramatic escape from a neo-Nazi gang (as depicted in the “Breaking Bad” series finale). After breaking free from captivity, Jesse must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future. Not much else is known about the “Breaking Bad” movie’s storyline, although series favorites Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) and Badger (Matt L. Jones) are confirmed to return.

“Breaking Bad” showrunner Vince Gilligan wrote and directed “El Camino,” which shot in secret in Albuquerque,...