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AmberLynn hits her daredevil partner Ryan Stock with a flaming arrow during a stunt gone wrong on the NBC talent competition show.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays the new villain on the show, sports clean-shaved face when he's pictured with a fan and co-star Norman Reedus.

Louisa Mellor Review Aug 3, 2016 Strong performances by Colin Morgan and Charlotte Spencer don't quite rescue The Living And The Dead from a frustrating finale...

FOX's Sleepy Hollow has made some big changes heading into Season 4. One of those will be the new villain, and now we finally know what that baddie is going to look like.

At one point, cable reality TV revolved in part around the family at the heart of TLC's Jon & Kate Plus 8. But now, seven years after the Gosselins' divorce and final episode of TLC's...

John Saavedra News Aug 4, 2016 The Powers TV series will end with season 2, according to series creator Brian Michael Bendis.

On the series "24," Dennis Haysbert played the much-respected first black President of the United States. …

Season 5 of Arrow is set to feature a slew of new faces on the Star City vigilante front. Now, we know when one of them will officially become a superhero.

The sci-fi series, executive produced by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, will premiere in November.

Here's everything we currently know about the newly announced second season for The CW's DC superhero team-up show, Legends Of Tomorrow.

For actor Will Yun Lee, his role in the USA Network's new series "Falling Water" is a dream come true. …

It would take more than two hands to count the number of remakes, reboots and revivals that have made their way to television over the past couple of years. Some of these have done pretty well for networks and streaming ...

Chris Longo News Aug 4, 2016 Z Nation season 3 will be back on Syfy this September. Here's what we know about the returning zombie show...

Fans of the USA show Suits just got some great news. The show has been renewed by the network for Season 7.

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The long-running ABC series will also celebrate its two decades on the air with a primetime special.

Brendan Fraser is better known for his big screen roles over the past couple of decades, but he'll be moving to the small screen for a part that could be positively awesome.

"We were drunk," his former frequent collaborator Blake Masters said of the upcoming USA Network drama.

Co-creator and EP Brian Michael Bendis broke the news on Twitter Wednesday.

These Olympians are fleet of foot, shockingly flexible and fearless on the high bar. …

The former 'American Idol' judge returns to TV with his daytime show on Sept. 12.

Specifically, local comedy pilot production has dropped by 23 percent compared to last year.