For Stunts, Network TV Dramas Prove There’s More Than One Way to Wow an Audience
Beyond their cable counterparts, the bosses on “SEAL Team,” “SWAT,” and “The Blacklist” discuss the realities of making the biggest stunts possible.
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ViacomCBS Merger: 5 Key Questions in the Wake of the Deal
The deal is done, but in this era of entertainment titans, is the combined entity large enough to make an impact?
‘Love Island’ Is Drowning in Indecisiveness
The big summer bet at CBS doesn’t know what kind of show it wants to be, or how viewers should watch it, but it could still be saved in Season 2.
CBS’ Track Record Addressing Racism and Sexism Allegations Remains Unsatisfactory
A “Big Brother” producer accused of racism has received “unconscious bias training,” say execs.
‘Evil’: The Kings Return With Another Show Looking to Make Sense of the World Right Now
The creators behind “The Good Wife” and “The Good Fight” unveiled their latest series, which follows a priest-in-training and a psychologist trying to find physical proof of demonic forces.
‘One Day at a Time’ Gets Season 4 at Pop, May Also Air on CBS
After Netflix canceled the updated multicam sitcom, the show will now air on the same network as “Schitt’s Creek.”
Here Are the Shows that Got Renewed for the 2019-2020 Season
With upfronts on the horizon, here are the broadcast TV shows that were rescued from the cancellation abyss.
Every New TV Show Premiering Fall 2019
As existing series are canceled and renewed, a new batch enters the fray.
‘The Good Fight’ Will Make Its CBS Debut This Summer
One of CBS All Access’ flagship programs would have a chance to gain new fans from the broadcast network’s much wider viewership base.
Network TV Fall 2019 Diversity Overview: CBS Steps Up as Fox Slips
Diversity concerns remain at the fore as network TV’s 2019-2020 programming lineups are set.
‘The Big Bang Theory’ Review: Series Finale Delivers an Ending True To Itself
Aside from a random cameo, “The Big Bang Theory” played it safe — but effective — in an hourlong wrap-up.
CBS Boss Defends Decision to Renew ‘Bull’ After Michael Weatherly Harassment Allegations
Actress Eliza Dushku claims that she was fired from the show after detailing Weatherly’s overt on-set behavior.
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Film News Roundup: Austin Festival Selects Terrence Malick’s ‘A Hidden Life’
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‘The Mandalorian’: See First Trailer for Disney+ ‘Star Wars’ Series
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Emily VanCamp, Kat Dennings, Randall Park Returning To Marvel Universe; Kathryn Hahn and Wyatt Russell Joining – D23 Disney+ Day
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Ewan McGregor Set for Obi-Wan Kenobi Disney+ Series, to Shoot in 2020
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‘Big Brother 21’ spoilers: Week 9 eviction nominations decided by Holly and America’s Prankster
