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Veronica Mars Cast Reunited in Time Capsule: From Emmy Wins to Cosplay and Law
entertainment12 days ago

Veronica Mars Cast Reunited in Time Capsule: From Emmy Wins to Cosplay and Law

TVLine published a retrospective on the cast of the 2000s cult classic 'Veronica Mars,' detailing the diverse career trajectories of its stars two decades after the series ended. The article highlights Kristen Bell’s continued prominence in 'The Good Place' and 'Nobody Wants This,' while noting significant pivots for other cast members, including Teddy Dunn’s transition to the U.S. Department of Justice and Brandon Hillock’s work as a professional cosplayer. The piece also covers the return of several actors for the 2014 film and 2019 Hulu revival, contrasting their current status with their roles in the original three-season run.

Sunday Night Watch List: A Tale of Two Cities Debuts, Marlow Murder Club Returns, and Walking Dead: Dead City
entertainment1 month ago

Sunday Night Watch List: A Tale of Two Cities Debuts, Marlow Murder Club Returns, and Walking Dead: Dead City

TVLine's What to Watch for Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026 highlights the MGM+ premiere of A Tale of Two Cities, PBS's The Marlow Murder Club returning for Season 3, and AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead City (Maggie’s arc), along with a busy slate of sports, reality, and other premieres across Lioness, MLB Sunday Leadoff, Big Brother, The Great Food Truck Race, Hazardous History, Lanterns, The Librarians: The Next Chapter, Marble Hall Murders, Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, and more.

New Boss, New Baby, New Dynamics: Will Trent Season 5 in the Works
entertainment1 month ago

New Boss, New Baby, New Dynamics: Will Trent Season 5 in the Works

ABC’s Will Trent is returning for Season 5 in early 2027 with a reshaped team (a new GBI deputy director), Faith leading a joint APD-GBI task force, and Will and Angie’s evolving co‑parenting dynamic as they balance motherhood and duty. Production began Aug 24 in Atlanta; the premiere, Wouldn't Want to Take My Work Home, is directed by Ramón Rodríguez, with new episodes streaming on Hulu the next day. The season is likely to pick up close to the Season 4 finale’s timeline, exploring Will’s growth after Amanda Wagner’s death and the new boss’s impact, with potential returns from James Ulster and Paul Campano offering fresh twists for fans.

Kyle Chandler Delivers a Fresh Spin on Hal Jordan in Lanterns
entertainment1 month ago

Kyle Chandler Delivers a Fresh Spin on Hal Jordan in Lanterns

TVLine hands Kyle Chandler its Performer of the Week for a standout turn as Hal Jordan in HBO’s Lanterns, pairing the actor’s Coach Taylor-led gravitas with a laid-back, witty edge. The pilot introduces Hal as a rugged, beer-friendly mentor who still dishes out hard truths, then ends with his character’s death—leaving viewers eager for more Hal in future episodes.

Lyric Medeiros’s VHS Confusion Steals the Spotlight in TVLine’s Quotes of the Week
entertainment2 months ago

Lyric Medeiros’s VHS Confusion Steals the Spotlight in TVLine’s Quotes of the Week

TVLine’s Quotes of the Week roundup collects the week’s best sound bites across nearly a dozen shows, from Ted Lasso to The Shards. The standout moment is Big Brother’s Lyric Medeiros joking about VHS and not knowing what a videotape is, a cheeky nod to tech nostalgia, while other quotes span football banter in Ted Lasso and playful pop-culture quips from the rest of the lineup.

Ted Lasso Season 4: Which Regulars Won't Return as Richmond Rebuilds
entertainment2 months ago

Ted Lasso Season 4: Which Regulars Won't Return as Richmond Rebuilds

A TVLine primer lists the Ted Lasso regulars not returning full-time for Season 4 as the show shifts toward AFC Richmond’s newly formed women’s team: Jamie Tartt, Nate Shelley, Dr. Sharon Fieldstone, Rupert Mannion (deceased in-universe), Sam Obisanya, Dani Rojas, Isaac McAdoo, Colin Hughes, and Trent Crimm; some may pop in as guests, but these are not returning as regulars for now.

Eight Dream Nominees Shaping Emmys 2026 Drama Supporting Actress
entertainment4 months ago

Eight Dream Nominees Shaping Emmys 2026 Drama Supporting Actress

TVLine’s Dream Nominees for Supporting Actress in a Drama Series highlights eight wish-list picks: Marisa Abela (Industry), Lucy Halliday (The Testaments), Katherine LaNasa and Sepideh Moafi (The Pitt), Julianne Nicholson (Paradise), Karen Pittman (The Morning Show), Clara Stack (IT: Welcome to Derry), and Karolina Wydra (Pluribus). With The White Lotus out, HBO Max projects are expected to be strong contenders as nominations run June 11–22 and the 78th Primetime Emmys air Sept. 14 on NBC.

Keith Urban Named Mega Mentor for 'The Voice' Season 25
entertainment2 years ago

Keith Urban Named Mega Mentor for 'The Voice' Season 25

Keith Urban, former American Idol judge and country artist, will serve as the mega mentor during Season 25 of The Voice, assisting coaches Chance the Rapper, Dan + Shay, John Legend, and Reba McEntire. Additionally, TVLine readers had voted Urban as their top choice to replace Blake Shelton as a coach on The Voice. In other news, Ghosts will have a free screening and panel at the Library of Congress, BET+ renewed Haus of Vicious for Season 2, and a trailer for Bluey's "The Sign" special has been released.

"Emmys 2023: Winner Predictions and Poll Results Revealed"
entertainment2 years ago

"Emmys 2023: Winner Predictions and Poll Results Revealed"

TVLine readers have voted for their hypothetical winners in 10 key categories for the 2023 Emmys, with Succession, The Last of Us, and Wednesday among the top favorites. Notably, Succession's Matthew Macfadyen and Better Call Saul's Rhea Seehorn were the top picks for Supporting Actor and Actress in a Drama Series, respectively. Meanwhile, Jenna Ortega from Wednesday and Jeremy Allen White from The Bear were favored for Lead Actress and Actor in a Comedy Series. The real winners will be revealed at the live ceremony on Jan. 15, hosted by Anthony Anderson.