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News•Mar 2, 2026
David Fincher's First TV Work Was Nearly The Pilot For This Short-Lived Crime Series
David Fincher almost directed the pilot for FX’s 2010 crime‑drama Terriers before opting for Aaron Sorkin’s script that became The Social Network. The series, starring Donal Logue and Michael Raymond‑James, received strong critical praise but suffered low ratings and was cancelled after one season. Fincher was drawn to the show’s Chinatown‑inspired tone and strict script fidelity, but a larger film opportunity redirected his focus. Terriers later earned a devoted cult following despite its brief run.
By TVLine
News•Mar 2, 2026
Why An iZombie Revival Is Unlikely, According To Star Rose McIver
iZombie, The CW’s zombie‑detective drama based on the DC comic, concluded after five seasons with a tidy ten‑year time‑skip finale. Star Rose McIver expressed willingness to return but indicated a revival is unlikely, noting the show’s respectable but modest ratings. She...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
An Iconic Addams Family Star Has An Incredible Marvel Television Connection
Ted Cassidy, best known as Lurch on “The Addams Family,” also provided the Hulk’s guttural voice and iconic opening narration for the 1977 live‑action series “The Incredible Hulk.” He voiced the creature for the first two seasons until his death...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
The Final Scene Tom Selleck Shot For Blue Bloods
CBS announced that the long‑running police drama *Blue Bloods* will end with its 14th season in 2024, concluding a 15‑year run. Tom Selleck’s final shoot took place during the iconic family dinner, after which he recited a poem by Edna...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
Why Kaitlin Olson Did Her Own Stunts On It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
Kaitlin Olson routinely forgoes a stunt double on "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia," performing risky physical gags such as head‑first car‑door collisions and a chaotic waterslide scene. The commitment has resulted in broken bones and a torn calf, but co‑star...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
What To Watch Sunday: Tracker And Watson Return, Marshals And DTF St. Louis Debut, Industry Finale, Actor Awards, And More
TVLine’s Sunday guide spotlights a busy March 1 lineup, with CBS moving its crime dramas Tracker and Watson to new time slots and launching the western‑meets‑SEAL series Marshals. HBO debuts the relationship‑drama DTF St. Louis, while Industry delivers its Season 4 finale on...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
Connor Storrie's Heated Rivalry Co-Star Hudson Williams Makes Surprise Appearance On SNL — Watch
Canadian drama star Hudson Williams made a surprise cameo on NBC’s *Saturday Night Live* during Connor Storrie’s February 28 episode, joining a skating‑themed sketch. The appearance linked the hit series *Heated Rivalry* with the live‑television platform, creating a buzz moment that blended...
By TVLine
News•Mar 1, 2026
The Strain Received An Awful Studio Note That Could Have Derailed The Horror Series
In 2014 FX launched *The Strain*, a vampire‑action horror series adapted from Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s novels. Del Toro was asked by the network president to retool the show as a comedy, a proposal he flatly rejected and reclaimed his...
By TVLine
News•Feb 28, 2026
Desperate Housewives' Success Was More Important For ABC Than Audiences Realized
In 2004 ABC faced a ratings slump, trailing rivals CBS, Fox and NBC. To reverse its fourth‑place standing, the network poured roughly 90% of its fall marketing budget into two scripted series—Lost and Desperate Housewives. The gamble paid off; Desperate...
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News•Feb 28, 2026
Why Jason Biggs Rejected The Lead Role In How I Met Your Mother
Jason Biggs revealed he turned down the lead role of Ted Mosby on *How I Met Your Mother* in 2005, a decision he now calls his biggest career regret. At the time, he viewed television as a lesser medium compared...
By TVLine
News•Feb 28, 2026
The Star-Studded Star Wars Series That You'll Probably Never Get To Watch
Star Wars Detours, an animated comedy co‑produced by Lucasfilm and the creators of Robot Chicken, was announced in 2012 and reportedly completed nearly 40 episodes with scripts for over 60 more. The series was shelved indefinitely after Disney’s acquisition of...
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News•Feb 27, 2026
Vanished Finale Explained: Kaley Cuoco Weighs In On Prime Video Thriller's Ending — And Alice's Decision Regarding Tom
The series finale of "Vanished" reveals Tom as an undercover Interpol operative who helps dismantle the human‑trafficking ring, but his secrecy shatters Alice’s trust. After a harrowing rescue, Alice spends one last night with Tom before deciding to leave him...
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News•Feb 27, 2026
The Night Agent's Creator Learned An Important Lesson From A Past TV Failure
Shawn Ryan’s Netflix thriller "The Night Agent" has become a breakout hit, but its creator credits an earlier failure for shaping his approach. In 2010, Ryan’s FX series "Terriers" was cancelled after one season despite critical praise. The experience taught...
By TVLine
News•Feb 25, 2026
Casting News: Jake Johnson Plays P.I. For NBC, Emma Roberts' Bride Wars, And More
Jake Johnson has been cast as Mickey, a down‑on‑his‑luck private investigator, in an untitled NBC comedy pilot created by Brooklyn Nine‑Nine writers Dan Goor and Luke Del Tredici. The half‑hour series continues the Los Angeles private‑eye tradition and received a pilot...
By TVLine
News•Feb 25, 2026
Heated Rivalry's Connor Storrie Shows Off His Many Accents In SNL Promo — Watch
Connor Storrie, known for his role in HBO Max’s "Heated Rivalry," will make his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live this week. A new SNL promo features Storrie and cast members Marcello Hernández and Ashley Padilla praising his Russian accent,...
By TVLine