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David Nevins drops a major hint about the future of the serial killer drama just moments after inking showrunner Scott Buck to a two-year development deal.

The casting marks Torv's return to television following her five-season run on Fox's "Fringe."

David Duchovny's "Californication" will now be paired with "Nurse Jackie."

The eight-episode horror drama series hails from three-time Oscar nominee John Logan.

The eight-episode horror drama series hails from three-time Oscar nominee John Logan.

The eight-episode horror drama series hails from three-time Oscar nominee John Logan.

The eight-episode horror drama series hails from three-time Oscar nominee John Logan.

TLC's new show "Surviving the In-Laws" features re-enactments of uneasy family relations.

The eight-episode horror drama series hails from three-time Oscar nominee John Logan.

Lingering media coverage of the campy Syfy original film helps drive the third broadcast to jump over the previous two.

UPDATED: Fans took to the sky, enlisting a plane carrying a banner encouraging entertainment president David Nevins to save the Jeremy Irons drama.

The Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive clip from the second-season opener of the show, centering on gold-miners George Wright and Scott Lomu.

In anticipation of its Aug. 20 launch and takeover of Current TV, the news network announces the 12 cities where it will have hubs.

Da Vinci's Demons is a historical fantasy about the myth and a man that is Leonardo Da Vinci. Anchor Bay Home Entertainment has graciously extended us an exclusive look at one of Season 1's Blu-ray deleted scenes. It's t...

Actress Adelaide Kane and executive producer Laurie McCarthy say the series will have roots in history but also serve to educate viewers.

Producers of the upcoming Emmy Awards are planning to stage a tribute to late Glee star Cory Monteith. The actor, who was found dead in a Canadian hotel room earlier this month after an alcohol an...

The pickups come weeks after the cable network canceled bubble series "Bunheads" and "The Lying Game."

As part of the two-year pact, Jonathan Lisco will showrun the network's recently greenlighted drama "Halt & Catch Fire."

UPDATED: The cable network signs a multiyear licensing agreement that includes hundreds of films, such as "Dude, Where's My Car?" "Moulin Rouge" and "The X-Files."

The cable network signs a multi-year licensing agreement that will bring hundreds of films, such as "Dude, Where's My Car?," "Moulin Rouge" and "The X-Files."

The U.K. public broadcaster will kick off the move with Jack Whitehall's "Bad Education" a week before it is due to air on regular television.

Producers are allowing Robin Williams to ad-lib scenes in his upcoming TV sitcom "The Crazy Ones."