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Between his role as Uther Pendragon on Merlin and his recent appearances in Warehouse 13 this summer, Syfy fans may be used to seeing Anthony Head on the cable network these days, and we could be seeing him there in the ...

Preston Hagman was diplomatic in his remarks about the awards ceremony controversy, but said that he had hoped to see his father honored for "the trends he set in the industry."

The new series regular talks about big entrance in the ninth season premiere, while assuring that much of the mystery remains intact.

"Now, we will continue to feed these great (Disney-owned) channels, but these new platforms are voracious in terms of their appetite for good content, and we can make it," the CEO said in a TV interview.

A memorable episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" from 1963 shows how television used a daring subject to help alter the racial landscape.     

The actress tells THR about the quick resolution to her character's surprise love triangle: "Things either come together or fall apart -- depends on who's talking."

Icon of latex, Bianca Beauchamp, reminds us that Comic-Con is the gift that keeps giving the whole year 'round. It may have ended in July, but the wonders of nerd-dom have not ceased even this far into Autumn. Over the s...

Three sitcoms with different angles on parent-child relationships have their premieres: "The Goldbergs," "Back in the Game" and "The Crazy Ones."     

Raj's former love interest will be back in the upcoming seventh season.

"Viewers are going to see more personality and breadth in the show, which will give them a connection to the stories that we do that is a little bit deeper," E! News president Cyndi McClellan says of the changes she expe...

The cable network's longest-running series will end with a two-hour retrospective set for next year.

"Even though they have the scale and they have the resources, it may not be in their DNA to actually be leading innovators," Tom Rogers said at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference.

The Robert Altman favorite starred for the legendary director in "A Perfect Couple" and "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean."

The possible new show would be based in New Orleans and would be introduced the way "NCIS: Los Angeles" was introduced: as a "planted spinoff."     

Joining ABC's family-focused lineup of comedies this Wednesday night is Back in the Game, a single-camera comedy that merges baseball and family with a Bad News Bears-like twist, as series star Maggie Lawson plays a sing...

Other little moments, like Ted giving Robin the photo we see in the opening credits, hinted that the show itself is aware of what a long 8 years it's been, and with only a wedding weekend to fill an entire season in real...

If a pilot's job is to both establish the world that a show exists in and make audiences excited for episode two, then it's hard to find anything to complain about in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. With an awesome ensemble of ch...

He claims that the implications of copyright disputes from television broadcasters go beyond his company.

The "Bones" and "Secret Circle" showrunners will adapt the popular British book series that takes the narrator to a new locale in every installment, receiving a script with significant penalty commitment from the network...

Meet the man most directly responsible for Marvel's super-spy organization and for making Nick Fury the eye-patched badass he is today -- and he'll be giving us his thoughts on "Agents of SHIELD" every week.

Fanfare's Jamie Tarses and Underground's Evan Silverberg and Trevor Engelson will exec produce the comedy inspired by Nick Kreiss' life.

TORONTO — Modern television dramas are filled with all kinds of fantastical characters you’ll probably never meet in real life — turncoat FBI agents, throne-seeking knights, superhero crime fighters.