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First-time director Oren Peli hit it big with his found footage flick Paranormal Activity. Since then he has produced a number of feature films and directed another found footage film, Area 51 (review). But will the man ever return to directing? Not likely. Peli recently sat down with director Mick Garris (Sleepwalkers) on Garris’ podcast Post Mortem and […]

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Law & Order: Svu‘s Danny Pino is aligning himself with another acronymic television franchise, joining FX’s Sons of Anarchy spinoff Mayans Mc as one of the leads, TVLine has learned exclusively.

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As TVLine reported back in July, the original Mayans Mc pilot, which was shot last winter, was scrapped for creative reasons. Norberto Barba (The Bridge, Preacher, The Path) was brought in direct a new pilot from a script by Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter and filmmaker Elgin James. Several...

With production on FX’s rejiggered Sons of Anarchy spinoff pilot Mayans Mc about to rev up, franchise creator Kurt Sutter has locked up his first new series regular. Sources confirm to TVLine that Michael Irby (True Detective, The Unit) has signed on to play the newly-created role of Obispo “Bishop” Losa, President of Mayans Mc’s Santo Padre Charter.

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From a broken home in the Salton Sea, Bishop was taken in by the family of his cousin, Marcus Alvarez, Mayan Mc founder and National President.

NBC’s Chuck may not have ever enjoyed a great wealth of viewers, but there’s one thing the spy comedy has always been rich in: fun guest stars, including those playing up their past geek cred or pivoting 180-degrees against type.

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As the beloved, often bubble-riding series on Sept. 24 marks the 10th anniversary of its premiere, TVLine decided to mark the occasion by revisiting dozens of the familiar faces who entered Chuck, Sarah, Morgan, Casey, Ellie and Awesome’s lives — for better or for a deceptive worse.

We’re back with another exclusive preview of what’s to come on Mick Garris’ Post Mortem on Podcast One. This week’s guest is none other than Stretch herself, Caroline Williams, and she pays tribute to the late Tobe Hopper. Hooper was… Continue Reading →

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Blending elements of magical realism, political strife and Kafkaesque ennui to partially satisfying effect, Oblivion Verses (Los Versos del Olvido) marks an intriguing if rather elusive feature debut for Iranian writer-director Alireza Khatami.

Set in an unknown Latin American state (the film was presumably shot in Chile), there are moments that recall Pablo Lorrain’s second feature, Post Mortem, which also dealt with morgues, death squads and the trauma of unclaimed corpses in a corrupted land. But here, the narrative is much more opaque, pushing viewers to clutch at straws in order to follow Khatami’s different plot strands, which shuttle between...

Sure, you were planning to get up to speed on Outlander‘s second season ahead of the drama’s Sept. 10 return (Starz, 8/7c), but the entire summer — just like the 200 years that (Spoiler alert!) now separate Jamie and Claire — flew by in an instant.

Dinna fash: You’ve got more than a week until the Season 3 premiere, and TVLine is here to help.

Below is an ultraquick recap of each Season 2 episode. If you’re super busy, keep it handy on Sept. 10 as the new episodes begin. And if you happen to have a little leisure time this holiday weekend,...

Two years ago today, we lost one of horror’s true masters. When I woke up this morning, the first thing I did was brew a cup of coffee and click the play button on the latest episode of Mick Garris’ Post Mortem podcast. The episode was intentionally released on the anniversary of Wes Craven‘s 2015 […]...

We’re back with another exclusive preview of what’s to come on Mick Garris’ Post Mortem on Podcast One. This week’s guest is none other than Freddy Krueger himself, Robert Englund, and he pays tribute to the Master, Wes Craven. This… Continue Reading →

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Robert Englund sits down with Mick Garris for this week’s episode of Post Mortem to talk about Wes Craven and his influences for Freddy and Nightmare On Elm Street! For those unfamiliar, Mick Garris is a filmmaker and actor who is best known for his Stephen King adaptations and the Masters Of Horror TV series. […]...

We’re back with another exclusive preview of what’s to come on Mick Garris’ Post Mortem on Podcast One. This week’s guest is none other than Dr. Herbert West himself, Jeffrey Combs, and he talks about Re-Animator‘s humorous sensibilities! Check out… Continue Reading →

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Horror master Mick Garris’ podcast Post Mortem has been a treasure trove of insights for horror fans ever since launching earlier this year, and fans of the podcast will be happy to hear that Garris’ interview subject for this week’s brand new episode is none other than Jeffrey Combs. Combs, undoubtedly a true horror icon, […]...

For those of you who are fans of the series Hannibal, you'll be happy to hear that former showrunner Bryan Fuller has confirmed that conversations have started to bring the show back!

The series was canceled in 2015 after its third season and since then fans have been hoping the series would come back in some way for a fourth season. Even though conversations are taking place, Fuller cautions fans that it will take some time. Regardless, it's great to hear that there is now some movement on it!

Fuller explains in the Tweet below why it took so long to get started on the revival.

Conversations couldn't start until 2 years after the final airing of season 3. @neoprod has started those conversations. This takes time.

— Bryan Fuller (@BryanFuller) August 9, 2017

Fuller has been eager to find a way to bring the series and he already has an idea of how he would...

Peter Krause is experiencing the best kind of (career) emergency.

The Parenthood and Catch actor is set to star opposite Angela Bassett in 9-1-1, Fox’s forthcoming Ryan Murphy-produced procedural drama that chronicles the “high-pressure experiences of police, paramedics and firefighters who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives.”

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Additionally, Tim Minear (Feud, American Horror Story...

Praise be! Critics are enamored with The Handmaid’s Tale.

Hulu’s breakout hit walked away with two trophies at Saturday’s 2017 Television Critics Association Awards in Beverly Hills, including Program of the Year and Outstanding Achievement in Drama. Meanwhile, Outstanding Individual Achievement in Drama went to Carrie Coon, who made history by winning for two performances, as both police chief Gloria Burgle on Fargo and Nora Durst on the dearly departed The Leftovers.

Related Emmy Nominations: SNL, Westworld, Feud and Stranger Things Lead Pack, Freshman Hit This Is Us Scores 11 Nods

FX’s Atlanta also took home a pair of awards,...

Dread Central favorite Mike Flanagan recently appeared on Mick Garris’ Post Mortem on Podcast One, and Mick and the gang were kind enough to send over a couple of juicy bits in which Flanagan opened up on two of his… Continue Reading →

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Horror master Mick Garris launched a new podcast earlier this year titled Post Mortem, and we’ve been absolutely loving his candid chats with some of the genre’s most brilliant minds. Eli Roth, Don Coscarelli, Tom Holland and Stuart Gordon are just a small handful of the names Garris has already brought onto the show, and […]...

After putting Josh Rosza through the wringer for the past four seasons (Rip, Aiden!) The Originals is finally giving the club kid-turned-vampire exactly what he deserves.

Post MortemThe Originals Boss Explains Finale’s Happy (?) Endings, Praises [Spoiler]’s Cameo and Shares Hopes for Season 5

Steven Krueger has been promoted to a series regular for the CW drama’s upcoming fifth season, TVLine has learned, ensuring that Josh will remain in the Mikaelsons’ orbit for the foreseeable future. When last we saw Josh in the Season 4 finale, he was convincing Marcel and Sofya to ally themselves with Klaus & Co. in order...

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How Ernest Dickerson nearly directed Seven, just as the film was about to be canned...

Having had what can best be described as an unpleasant experience making Alien 3, David Fincher was very picky when choosing his second film as director. He eventually opted for Seven, starring Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt, and the resulting film would set up the film career he’s had since. There’s still an argument that it’s his best film.

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However, it wasn’t a movie he was originally set to direct.

Instead, Ernest Dickerson, who broke through with 1992’s Juice, was on the lookout for a horror film to make in the early 90s. On the Post Mortem podcast, he revealed that he changed agents, and “the first two scripts that they gave me… one was Surviving The Game.

With new podcast Post Mortem, master of horror Mick Garris has been getting some great stories out of some of the top filmmakers in the game. The most recent episode of the show featured an interview with prolific filmmaker Ernest Dickerson (Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, “The Walking Dead”), and Dickerson revealed during the […]...

One of Jane Villanueva’s main men is branching out… and he’s got things to say.

Jane the Virgin star Justin Baldoni is developing a men’s-oriented talk show, according to our sister site Variety. The show, entitled The Men’s Room, will be a weekly panel discussion about “what it means to be a man today,” covering a broad range of topics like marriage, fitness and fatherhood.

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Baldoni will produce and serve as moderator to a panel of five men as they...

Guillermo Del Toro’s two Hellboy movies weren’t exactly Phantom Menace-style showcases for the latest advancements in CG technology, but Hellboy reboot director Neil Marshall is still making it a point to reassure fans that his movie will have plenty of old-school practical effects. Marshall offered that tidbit on a recent episode of the Post Mortem podcast (via Bloody Disgusting), adding, “I love to do stuff in camera whenever I possibly can and use CG as the amazing tool that it is, to enhance or expand upon the world,” but he doesn’t like using CG to “replace reality.” Hopefully that means that new Hellboy star David Harbour will be covered in layers of bright red prosthetics like old Hellboy Ron Perlman, since that’s a much cooler look than simply using the actor as a stand-in for some cartoon monster. Who knows, maybe that was one of ...

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Director of the forthcoming Hellboy reboot, Neil Marshall in a recent podcast conversation with Post Mortem has revealed the extent of the direction HellBoy: Rise of the Blood Queen will take.

Marshall seems to have let out a sigh of relief as he revealed “the cuffs are off” showing signs that he has been given somewhat of a free reign on the production and after the success of the R-Rated Deadpool, this is something we can look forward to in the reboot.

“We’ve been granted permission to do it R-rated, which for me is just like taking the cuffs off. It’s like, okay, so now we can just make the movie we want to make. Nobody’s going to stop us. So, that’s the main (difference). And I’m sure, obviously, the success of things like Deadpool and Logan have not hurt that cause.

After seven long years, give or take a few time jumps, the town of Rosewood is finally at peace.

Post MortemPretty Little Liars Boss Defends Killing [Spoiler], Answers All of Our Burning Questions From the Series Finale

The series finale of Pretty Little Liars finally brought Aria, Hanna, Emily, Spencer and Alison’s collective nightmare to an end, revealing the identity of A.D. and tying up (nearly) every loose end left untied from the past seven seasons.

Ahead of Tuesday’s finale, executive producer Marlene King — who also wrote and directed the farewell event — told TVLine that the episode...

A.D. may have driven off into the sunset on last week’s Pretty Little Liars, but they were back in full force for Tuesday’s series finale — and just in time to reveal their true identity!

Post MortemPretty Little Liars Boss Defends Killing [Spoiler], Answers All of Our Burning Questions From the Series Finale

That’s right, folks, we no longer have to refer to A.D. by a gender-neutral pronoun. We finally know with exact certainty that A.D. — the latest masked monster to terrorize the good-ish people of Rosewood, Penn. — is none other than Spencer’s evil twin,...

Hellboy reboot director Neil Marshall (The Descent) has been talking about the upcoming movie's R-rating allowing him to "take off the cuffs" while adapting the popular comic book series. The original comic was written and illustrated by Mike Mignola and later turned into two successful big screen adaptations by Guillermo del Toro, starring Ron Perlman. Originally del Toro announced that he was working on a third movie, but it ultimately did not come into fruition and the R-rated reboot was announced earlier this year.

Neil Marshall was recently on Mick Garris's Post Mortem podcast where he spoke of the freedom that an R-rating allows him on Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen. Marshall explains.

"We've been granted permission to do it R-rated, which for me is just like taking the cuffs off. It's like okay, so now we can just make the movie we want to make."

Marshall went...

If you have concerns that Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot will be a CG-fest, let the director himself put those fears to rest. Though the project is still in the early stages of pre-production, Marshall recently spoke about his plans for the big-screen adaptation of Mike Mignola's comic book series--to be scripted by Mignola, Andrew Cosby, and Christopher Golden--that will star David Harbour in the title role. In speaking to Mick Garris (Hocus Pocus) for his "Post Mortem" podcast (via EW), Marshall talked up his penchant for using practical, in-camera effects throughout his …...

If you felt like Jughead was enjoying the feel of that Serpents jacket a little too much in the season finale of Riverdale, you have every right to be concerned.

Post MortemRiverdale Boss on That Deadly Finale Cliffhanger, a ‘Much Darker’ Archie and the ‘Civil War’ to Come in Season 2

TVLine recently caught up with actor Cole Sprouse on the carpet at The CW’s Upfront presentation in New York, where he confirmed our suspicions/fears about Jughead’s dark turn in the show’s upcoming second season.

ExclusiveRiverdale Promotes Casey Cott to Series Regular for Season 2

“I...

The road to “Hannibal” Season 4 continues with another very, very small step forward.

As a guest on Entertainment Weekly’s “Post Mortem” podcast (via The Playlist), Fuller revealed that he still intends on moving forward with new episodes of the acclaimed television adaptation, which ran for three seasons on NBC from 2013-2015. But the newest development is that he has actually pitched his “great idea” to leading men Hugh Dancy and Mads Mikkelsen, and it appears they’re on board with the direction as well.

Read More: Bryan Fuller Reveals How ‘Hannibal’ Could Continue In a Potential Fourth Season

“I have [had] conversations with Mads and Hugh,” Fuller said. “We’re are all excited about the prospect of returning to the story. There’s some hurdles to get through…[But] I just had a great idea for season 4. There’s an interesting next chapter in the relationship between Will Graham and Hannibal...

We’re pretty sure it isn’t Fda-approved, but a handsome stranger is about to give Izzy just what the doctor ordered.

Post MortemShadowhunters EPs Talk Jace’s Finale Twist, That ‘Malec’ Moment and More (Plus: What’s Coming in Season 2B?)

Will Tudor makes his long-awaited debut as Sebastian Verlac in the Season 2B premiere of Freeform’s Shadowhunters (June 5, 8/7c), and as you’ll see in TVLine’s exclusive clip from the episode, you’ll see he’s a man of many talents.

Of course, Sebastian is also a man of many secrets. Is anyone else curious...

Like her or not, you’ll be seeing a lot more of Echo when The 100 returns for Season 5.

Post MortemThe 100 Boss Explains Finale’s ‘Reboot’ Ending, Introduces Clarke’s Daughter(?) and Shares Major Season 5 Scoop

The polarizing character’s portrayer, Tasya Teles, has been promoted to series regular, TVGuide.com reports. Echo was last seen blasting off into space with Bellamy, Raven, etc. during Wednesday’s fourth season finale, “Praimfaya.”

Echo was first introduced as a prisoner in Mount Weather towards the end of The CW drama’s second season, and has maintained a tenuous connection to Clarke and Co.

As far as TV cancellations go, there’s not many that are more disappointing than Hannibal. A small screen adaptation of Thomas Harris’ novels, it brought one of the most iconic characters in cinema to television in a show that was absolutely excellent in every way imaginable. Polished, superbly acted, intelligent and twisted in all the right ways, it was a delight to watch and as such, when it was given the axe after just three seasons, fans were devastated.

Since then, there’ve always been rumblings about Hannibal potentially returning for more, with creator Bryan Fuller remaining hopeful that he’ll get to continue telling his story one day. Last we heard, he was looking to bring the cast back to adapt The Silence of the Lambs, with Fuller saying the following in December:

“I think the film adaptation is a perfect film, but there’s a lot of...

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Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot hits a bump, as actor Ed Skrein exits the cast...

Here's something we don't see occur too often: actor Ed Skrein, previously seen in the hit Deadpool, has left Neil Marshall's forthcoming Hellboy reboot. The decision arose in the wake of an online backlash over who Skrein was set to play: the character Major Ben Daimio, who's of Asian decent in the comics.

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With accusations of whitewashing again orbiting a Hollywood film, Skrein took to Instagram to provide a detailed statement about his decision. Stating that he was unaware of Daimio's heritage when he signed up for the character, the actor said that, he "must...

Much of James’ inner turmoil on Monday’s Supergirl hinged on his inability to understand why the citizens of National City were so afraid of Guardian, to which I counter: What isn’t scary about Guardian?

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I mean, I understand that Guardian is one of the good guys, but I also have the added benefit of watching his story unfold through the magic of my television. Objectively speaking, James’ alter ego — with his shadowy armor and terrifying cover-up voice — is a walking nightmare.

In the end, it took the innocence of a child — not Winn,...

The “how” and “when” of General Zod’s arrival on Supergirl remains a mystery, but thanks to executive producer Andrew Kreisberg, at least we know what the legendary DC Comics villain will be wearing.

Post MortemSupergirl‘s Chyler Leigh, Floriana Lima Open Up About ‘Sanvers’ Moment, Lgbt Storyline’s ‘Profound’ Impact

“It’s a bit of a fun surprise,” Kreisberg tells TVLine of Zod’s first appearance. “He doesn’t have a lot of screen time, so I can’t say our interpretation is as nuanced as either [Superman/II‘s] Terence Stamp or [Man of Steel‘s] Michael Shannon, but we did...

The Flash resumed Season 3 on Tuesday night with 2.65 million total viewers and a 1.0 demo rating, ticking up on both counts from its month-ago episode.

PhotosThe Flash’s Danielle Panabaker Breaks Down Killer Frost’s Chilling New Look

Leading out of that, iZombie (1.06 mil/0.4) rose 40 and 33 percent, hitting and tying season highs.

PhotosThe CW Renews The Flash, Supernatural, Crazy Ex and 4 Others

Over on ABC, Agents of Shield led out of sitcom reruns with 2.16 mil and a 0.6, slipping 11 and 25 percent and tying its all-time low in the demo.

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The following story contains a crazy number of spoilers from this week’s Bates Motel series finale. You;d be nuts to proceed if you haven’t watched the episode.

For Freddie Highmore, Bates Motel‘s most horrifying death occurred after production wrapped on A&E’s Psycho drama. “Twelve hours after we were done [shooting] at the house, we were seeing the various bits of the house arrive back at the stage,” the actor recalls to TVLine. “They’d been slashed up. I remember the beautiful rose window that’s sort of the centerpiece of the house and seeing that...

It seems there’s no end in sight for Jace and Clary’s war against Valentine — Freeform is renewing Shadowhunters for a third season, TVLine has learned.

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This news comes just two days after Freeform held its annual upfront presentation in New York, which — due to scheduling conflicts — the Shadowhunters gang was unable to attend.

The second half of Season 2, currently being filmed in Toronto, premieres Monday, June 5 at 8/7c. As TVLine exclusively reported, Will Tudor (Game of Thrones, Humans) is joining the cast as Sebastian,...

Structural changes are par for the course when books are made into TV shows, but in adapting Rebecca Serle’s Famous in Love series for Freeform, star Bella Thorne admits there’s one change that even she struggles to wrap her head around.

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But before we go any further, here’s what the show — premiering Tuesday at 9/8c — is all about: Thorne stars as Paige Townsen, a young actress whose life changes when she lands the lead role in the movie Locked, opposite Hollywood heartthrobs Rainer Devon (played...

This is not a con: Bravo has renewed Imposters for Season 2.

Co-creator Paul Adelstein surprised the cast with the announcement during a For Your Consideration Emmy event on Monday night in Los Angeles.

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The con-artist drama stars Inbar Lavi (Prison Break) as Maddie, a beautiful grifter who is pursued by her three most recently duped spouses (Suburgatory‘s Parker Young, Home Fires‘ Rob Heaps and Marianne Rendón). The ensemble also features Brian Benben (Private Practice) as Maddie’s partner-in-crime Max and Stephen Bishop (Being Mary Jane...

I can't even imagine what kind of movie Alien would have been had Ridley Scott not directed it. But there was almost someone else who brought the story to life on the big screen. During a recent interview on the podcast Post Mortem run by horror legend Mick Garris (The Stand), Alien producer Walter Hill revealed that before Scott jumped on board, they were looking at hiring director Robert Aldrich to direct the film.

Aldrich directing Alien definitely would have been interesting. For those of you who don't know, he was the legendary director who worked in Hollywood from the 50 through the 70s and he helmed classics such as The Dirty Dozen, Kiss Me Deadly, and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?. Hill explained what happened saying:

“We had sent the script to I don’t know how many directors and they had all turned in down — except Robert Aldrich.

The Performer | David Giuntoli

The Show | Grimm

The Episode | “The End” (March 31, 2017)

The Performance | Grimm‘s Nick Burkhardt has never been big with the emotions. Who has time, after all, when your Pacific Northwest hometown is continually under supernatural attack? So Giuntoli has had precious few opportunities over the series’ six seasons to let loose — in any way — and show us how Nick reacts when he has more than a few seconds to process huge emotional news.

With Friday’s series finale, though, the series made up for that. And its leading man proved he was more than equal to the task.

After five long and painful years — emphasis on that second part — Klaus Mikaelson is finally about to have a conversation with his daughter. (And it’s even more adorable than you imagined.)

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The CW on Wednesday released an extended trailer for The Originals‘ current season, giving us a look at the good, the bad and the ugly — well, The CW’s version of “ugly,” at least — still to come.

“I know what you are,” Hope tells Klaus during a stroll through the woods. “The strongest in the world,...

I can’t believe I’m about to type these words: I don’t think I want Gilmore Girls to return.

This weekend’s news that Netflix’s Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos has begun “very preliminary” talks with (presumably) Warner Bros. for a second revival that would (presumably) pick up where last fall’s A Year in the Life miniseries left off initially filled me with excitement. As you know, I lapped up Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino’s four-part continuation like a blue whale coming off a 30-day fast. And, yes, it left me wanting more.

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It’s happening again. Maybe.

In the wake of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life‘s runaway success, Netflix has begun exploring the possibility of a second revival. The streamer’s Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos reportedly told UK’s Press Association that “very preliminary” talks are underway with (presumably) Warner Bros. for more episodes.

“We hope [it happens],” he said. “We obviously loved the success of the show [and] fans loved how well it was done; it delivered what they hoped. The worst thing is to wait a couple of years for your favorite show to come back and for it to disappoint you,...

Here are four new words Gilmore Girls fans can start obsessing over: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

The Amazon drama pilot from Gilmore creator Amy Sherman-Palladino will be available for your streaming pleasure beginning Friday, March 17. As per tradition, viewers will then be able to review the project and “help determine the next Amazon Original Series that are then available to Prime members.”

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Written and directed by Sherman-Palladino, who also serves as an Ep alongside Daniel Palladino, the 1950s’ set The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel centers...

Sons of Anarchy fans, meet the new Jax Teller! (Sort of.)

Jd Pardo (Revolution, East Los High) has been tapped to star in FX’s Anarchy spinoff Mayans Mc, our sister site Deadline reports. Pardo will play Ezekiel “Ez” Reyes, whose hopes for a better life were stolen from him by cartel violence. In seeking revenge, he’ll be thrust deep into a world he never intended to enter in the first place.

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Set in a post-Jax world, Mayans Mc follows Ez’s entrance into the Mayan Motorcycle...

The prospective 2017-18 TV season just got a lot more exciting.

Gilmore Girls star Lauren Graham has signed on to star in Fox’s half-hour, single-camera comedy pilot Linda From Hr, TVLine has learned. Graham’s casting lifts the cast contingency on the pilot order.

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The potential series centers on Graham’s Linda Plugh, an Hr employee whose one bad decision throws her monotonous, unfulfilled existence into an exciting but dangerous tailspin of balancing her work life, her home life and a secret that could unravel everything.

When I first screened Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life last November — and marveled at Lauren Graham‘s career-best performance — I was certain her long, inexplicable Emmy nomination drought was about to come to an end.

Now, three months later, my confidence is disappearing faster than Emily Gilmore’s patience for bulls–t. The reason? The Lead Actress in a Limited Series/Movie category has emerged as the year’s most insanely competitive race.

Like, it’s a total clusterfrak.

The first obstacle to Graham’s inaugural Emmy nod arrives this Sunday with the debut of HBO’s Big Little Lies,...

Rowan Blanchard, meet the 1980s.

Just over a month after Disney Channel announced the cancellation of Girl Meets World, its star has booked a guest spot on ABC’s The Goldbergs, TVLine has learned exclusively.

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Blanchard will appear in at least one Season 4 episode as Aliza, the editor of William Penn Academy’s student-run sci-fi/fantasy magazine. Her debut is slated to air in late winter or early spring of 2017. New episodes of the ABC comedy air Wednesdays at 8/7c.

The actress also has several big-screen projects lined up,...