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Soap Opera News outlines The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers for March 30–April 3, 2026: Sheila reverts to her old ways as Deacon and Taylor face a dangerous situation; Sheila’s suspicions grow, Steffy and Taylor’s safety are in question, Electra learns something about Ivy, and Brooke presses RJ while Ivy pushes Electra and RJ together, with Brooke and Ridge witnessing a shocking moment by week’s end.
NCIS’s 500th episode ends with a shocker: Rocky Carroll’s NCIS Director Leon Vance is killed by a corrupt agent, ending Carroll’s 18-season run. The move, designed by executive producer Steven D. Binder, was pitched as a dramatic “shockwaves” moment for fans and TV history. Carroll learned of the storyline two episodes before filming and says the arc felt like a fitting full-circle tribute to his character.
On The Daily Show, Jon Stewart jokes that the only joy in Trump-era chaos is looking forward to The Bachelorette, referencing the Taylor Frankie Paul/Dakota Mortensen controversy that led ABC to pull Season 22’s premiere and pause related production amid a domestic-violence investigation.
Francesca Bridgerton, played by Hannah Dodd, is revealed as the lead for Bridgerton Season 5, with a budding romance with Michaela in Mayfair as Benedict adjusts to married life; the season will adapt Julia Quinn’s When He Was Wicked and production is confirmed.
Emily Osment and Mitchel Musso could not attend the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special premiere in Hollywood—Osment was on the set of a CBS sitcom, Musso did not explain his absence—yet both celebrated fans on Instagram. The Disney+ and Hulu event, airing March 24, features Miley Cyrus performing fan-favorite songs, an interview by Alex Cooper, and a surprise appearance by Selena Gomez, as the cast and legacy of the Disney Channel series are renewed for its 20-year milestone.
Chloé Zhao’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale revival has been canceled at Hulu before it airs, with Sarah Michelle Gellar confirming the news in an Instagram post. The pilot, directed by Zhao and featuring Ryan Kiera Armstrong as the new Chosen One, was reportedly completed, but it remains unclear if it will ever air, leaving fans to rewatch the original series.
Rosanna Arquette publicly backs Daryl Hannah after Hannah’s New York Times op-ed condemning FX’s Love Story portrayal, calling the depiction of her life “bullshit” and noting the JFK Jr. relationship was real; Arquette’s post joins other celebrities in defending Hannah amid debate over the show’s accuracy.
Scott Patterson is leaving Sullivan’s Crossing after three seasons due to untenable creative differences, saying the decision was his and that fans deserve the truth. Producers had framed his departure as Sully moving overseas for a storyline in Ireland, while Season 4 will focus on Murray and Kohan with Sully largely off-screen and his name removed from the campground logline; Patterson notes there was no Season 5 offer and suggests the situation was not as depicted by the show. Season 4 premieres on The CW April 20 (Canada March 22).
Bravo's Real Housewives of Salt Lake City has paused Season 7 production after the death of Mary Cosby's son Robert Jr., with Cosby confirming the loss and Bravo offering condolences; it remains unclear whether filming will resume.
CBS will air a week of new The Late Show episodes starting February 16, featuring guests Jennifer Garner, Emma Thompson, Kaitlan Collins, Walter Isaacson, Senator Jon Ossoff, Kyle MacLachlan, Melissa McCarthy, and Michael Pollan, plus a Colbert Questionert edition and a Thundercat performance, breaking the winter rerun trend driven by Olympic coverage.
The Kelly Clarkson Show will end after its current season, with production on season seven wrapping for fall air dates. Clarkson says the decision, made to prioritize her kids—ages 11 and 9—with former husband Brandon Blackstock, who died in August 2025, is not easy but right for this next chapter. She’ll continue making music and may appear on The Voice from time to time, while NBCUniversal Syndication Studios emphasizes the show’s seven-season run and Emmy-winning run since premiering in 2019.
Deadline reports that HBO Max’s The Pitt, Season 2 Episode 4, reveals Dr. Heather Collins (Tracy Ifeachor) is written out after her Season 1 pregnancy and miscarriage arc. Whitaker explains Collins has finished residency, moved to Portland as an attending physician, and is in the process of adopting a baby, explaining her absence from the latest ep. Showrunner R. Scott Gemmill and Noah Wyle discuss the scene’s backstory and intent, noting Collins’s personal happiness despite professional changes. The Pitt’s first four episodes of Season 2, and Season 1, are streaming on HBO Max, with the exit having been confirmed previously in July.
Amazon Prime Video will debut Jury Duty Season 2, titled Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat, on March 20 with three episodes, followed by two on March 27 and a three-episode finale on April 3; the season follows a staged corporate offsite at a family-owned hot sauce company where Anthony thinks he’s in a real retreat while coworkers perform roles, pitting big corporate ambitions against small-business values; the show is executive produced by David Bernad, Lee Eisenberg, Gene Stupnitsky, Todd Schulman, Nicholas Hatton, Jake Szymanski, Anthony King, Chris Kula, with Season 1 star James Marsden and Ruben Fleischer, and previously premiered on Amazon Freevee to critical acclaim.
Apple TV+ has renewed Shrinking for a Season 4 ahead of the Season 3 premiere, which debuts with an hourlong first episode and runs 11 episodes weekly on Wednesdays through April 8, led by Jason Segel and Harrison Ford with returning ensemble and guest stars like Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
Lisa Rinna pushes back against backlash surrounding her Traitors co-star Colton Underwood, saying they’re “totally great” and that their on-screen rivalry is part of the game. She asked fans to be gentle, noted they’ve been texting, and stressed she doesn’t want to hurt anyone. Peacock echoed the sentiment, urging viewers not to cyberbully contestants, as the show’s drama unfolds.