(Warning: This post contains spoilers from Manifest‘s Season 2 premiere. Read at your own risk.) Manifest came out swinging in Season 2 with a jaw-dropping premiere that not only raised more questions about those elusive Callings but also saw a familiar face return from the dead. The episode, aptly titled “Fasten Your Seatbelt,” kicked off
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Attention preppies! After years of delays and rumors, the new, refreshed and revamped Saved by the Bell is really happening. The sequel, which has confirmed that Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley will reprise their roles as AC Slater and Jessie Spano, is headed to Peacock, the new NBCU-owned streaming service launching in spring 2020. Of
The 77th Golden Globe Awards are here, and with Ricky Gervais returning to host for the fifth (and supposedly final) time we can probably expect the acerbic host to be even more merciless than usual. But aside from Gervais’s sure-to-be-scathing commentary, the night will be all about celebration as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association gathers
Real Bachelor fans know that the show is only a small percentage of the Bachelor experience. The real show is on Instagram, where the characters we meet on ABC become real people. And now, with Peter Weber‘s season of upon us, we’re being introduced to a whole new crop of aspiring influencers to follow. Here
I’ll say this about Netflix’s Dracula: It was certainly unpredictable. Or maybe its quick descent from greatness to a steaming pile of doggy doodoo was entirely predictable because Steven Moffat — who, according to my Doctor Who and Sherlock-watching friends, is great at starting stories but terrible at finishing them — created this version of
TV legends Wendie Malick and Marilu Henner show up on the first Bob Hearts Abishola of 2020, playing two snooty, stuck up broads who hang out at a snooty country club where Dottie (Christine Ebersole) — mother of Bob — hangs out. It’s not entirely a happy social visit: although Jen (Malick) and Trish (Henner)
Even though we’re pretty sure the Lois (Bitsie Tulloch) and Clark (Tyler Hoechlin) we’ve come to know and love in the Arrowverse are technically dead right now thanks to Crisis on Infinite Earths, that doesn’t mean we’re not keeping one eye out for the spin-off in the works staring those two iconic DC characters. While
If you’re itching to watch Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector a little early, you’re in luck. The upcoming NBC crime drama series doesn’t officially premiere until Friday, Jan. 10, but the pilot is currently available to stream on Hulu and NBC.com as a sneak peek ahead of the linear premiere. The series, which
“Hi, it’s me,” Hilary Duff‘s Lizzie McGuire says in a sneak peek of what’s coming to Disney+ in 2020. Kicking off the new year on a high note, Disney unveiled a preview of the exciting shows and films headed to the streaming platform in 2020, including Toy Story 4 and Season 2 of The Baby
Let’s get this out of the way: Power creator Courtney Kemp hates being asked for spoilers about whats’s going to happen in the final episodes of her hit crime saga. Hints, clues, teasers — whatever you want to call them, Courtney Kemp doesn’t enjoy playing with them, preferring that viewers focus on the Starz drama’s
It is officially the end of an era for the CMAs. After 12 years of emceeing the “Biggest Night in Country,” Carrie Underwood has announced that someone else will take over hosting duties for the Country Music Association Awards in 2020. The singer broke the news to her fans via Instagram on Dec. 30, saying
Get your noisemakers and goofy glasses ready because New Year’s Eve is almost here! Pretty soon, we’ll be saying goodbye (or good riddance, depending) to 2019 and hello to 2020. If you’re planning to watch along as the ball drops in Times Square, we’re here to help! We’ve rounded up all of the tune-in options
Zac Efron had a close call while filming his new adventure series for Quibi, eerily titled Killing Zac Efron. During production on the upcoming reality show, which features the actor stranded for three weeks on a remote island with a local guide and minimal gear, Efron was reportedly stricken with a serious infection and had
You might be tired of hearing the phrase “Peak TV,” but that is absolutely what defined the latest decade for TV audiences. From 2010-2019, TV was stacked with quality series across broadcast, cable, and streaming services. It wasn’t just the highbrow dramas that gave us exceptional, layered character development, either. Comedies made us think while
It’s a strange comfort finding solace in something that terrifies most of the world. It’s an exclusive feeling, like you’re part of a special club that only a select few know the password to. The paranormal is not a naturally palatable subject for many people, and yet Travel Channel’s popular Ghost Adventures has taken this
[The following contains spoilers for the Season 1 finale of The Mandalorian and The Rise of Skywalker. Read at your own risk.] The Mandalorian has been playing a very patient game for the past two months, revealing very little, taking its time to set up characters and stakes, and taking half-steps towards an eventual confrontation
[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 of YOU. Read at your own risk!] The ending of YOU‘s second season delivered quite a twist in the final episodes, so if you haven’t gotten to that point of the new episodes yet, look away now. No, seriously. Let this Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) GIF serve
Looking for something new to watch on Netflix? Here is a list of all the best new shows and movies released on Netflix the week of Dec. 27 – Jan. 2. Netflix 2019 becomes Netflix 2020 this week (it’s Netflix’s world, we’re just living in it). 2019 was kind of an off year TV-wise for
Never take a writer to a bookstore. Unfortunately for our cohort, there’s not one, but two writers to corral at The Last Bookstore in always sunny Los Angeles. Sera Gamble and I can’t make it more than four feet in any direction without pulling a book off the shelves. Gamble, showrunner of YOU and The
TV changed more this decade than it had any time since it switched from black and white to color. From who we watched (people from communities that had never gotten the chance to tell their stories on TV before) to how we watched it (on our phones and via streaming platforms), every part of the
The only thing more common than a reboot on TV these days is a book adaptation, and 2020 is shaping up to be chock full of them. The next decade is going to plumb the depths of your Goodreads account for inspiration, from comic books to fantasy novels to coming-of-age tales. While some adaptations don’t
When words fail, sometimes only a GIF works. And no GIF has been more useful during the past decade than this one from the HBO classic Enlightened. Photo: HBO “I’m just a woman who’s over it” — how much of the last year, the last two years, the last forever does that short phrase describe?
After months of waiting to see how and when Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) would die in Crisis on Infinite Earths, we finally found out in the first hour of the crossover, which was surprising to say the least. Now though, we may have just gotten the first hint of his return in the official synopsis
[embedded content] [Warning: The following contains spoilers for the latest episode of Mr. Robot, “Series Finale, Part 2.” Read at your own risk!] The cultural narrative surrounding Mr. Robot is a familiar one, but one that never gets old: An out-of-nowhere hit debut, then a challenging follow-up that uses the corporation’s resources to experiment and
[Warning: The following contains major spoilers for The Witcher. Read at your own risk!] The Witcher, Netflix’s adaptation of the Andrzej Sapkowski books that inspired the popular video game franchise, is finally here. Starring Henry Cavill as the titular witcher Geralt of Rivia, the fantasy series shows how the monster hunter-for-hire’s destiny becomes intertwined with
If you’re anything like us, you already binged all eight episodes of The Witcher Season 1 on Netflix. The fantasy drama, which is based on Andrzej Sapkowski‘s book series, stars Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia, a monster-hunter whose destiny becomes bound to the sorceress Yennefer (Anya Chalotra) and the powerful princess Ciri (Freya Allan).
Gather all your jingle bells and mistletoe because ’tis the season for some holiday cheer, and the festive TV takeover tradition has already begun. If you’re like us, you’ll take all the onscreen merriment you can get, from feel-good cartoon Christmas classics to gushy holiday love stories to those joyful reality competition specials. To help
Netflix’s anticipated adaptation of The Witcher is officially here! But if you’re a fan of the video game franchise of the same name, you might be confused about some aspects of the new fantasy drama. That’s because, while the games deserve a lot of credit for popularizing The Witcher universe, they actually originated as a
Welcome to Episode 16 — the season finale! — of TV Guide’s podcast dedicated to celebrating holiday movies, All I Want for Christmas Is This Podcast. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Get All I Want for Christmas Is This Podcast on Apple Podcasts In our latest episode, TV Guide senior editor Sadie Gennis joins host Julia Lechner to
The Masked Singer ended another wild season with a jaw-dropping reveal: Fox, who won it all, was none other than Wayne Brady, the singer-actor-comic-dancer-game show host who proved with this win there’s almost nothing he can’t do. As Fox, Brady had a standout season, absolutely killing cuts like “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” from
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