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"ER" was the TV series that put George Clooney on the map and made him a superstar. But before he landed the role of Doug Ross, one exec tried to stop him.

Sometimes, even a really solid television series fails to cement a memorable legacy. Here are 10 prime examples of from the 1960s.

Kate Winslet now says there's "a strong possibility" that we'll get a Season 2 of Mare of Easttown -get the scoop.

This post contains spoilers for the finale to Stranger Things. Over the course of five seasons of Stranger Things, we saw how Vecna destroyed the lives of the people of Hawkins, Indiana. With his spindly, vine-covered bo...

Martial arts shows have grown in popularity ever since "Kung Fu" hit TV screens in 1972. We've ranked the greatest martial arts series of all time.

Cross is hot on the trail of a female serial killer -see what's next for Aldis Hodge's detective in a new Season 2 trailer.

For the first time in almost 20 years, the Television Academy has created a new Emmy award - get details.

Star Trek tries to get a fresh start with Starfleet Academy, but it's dogged by the same pitfalls that have hampered recent Trek -read our review.

According to co-creator Chuck Lorre, there's one aspect of George Sr.'s story that he regrets including in the earliest days of The Big Bang Theory.

The hospital drama has become the champion of a return to old-fashioned weekly viewing habits. But honestly, it makes a pretty great binge watch.

The doctors of The Pitt should get ready for another long shift: HBO Max has renewed the Emmy-winning medical drama for Season 3.

In Chicago P.D.'s winter premiere, the feud between Voight and Devlin heats up while Imani grows desperate to bring the Bell investigation to an end.

Chicago Fire returned with a dramatic midseason premiere that left one CFD member's life in limbo - and saw another get stabbed in the back.

Chicago Med returned with a gripping winter premiere that delivered a masterclass in the art of the cliffhanger - plus, find out Lenox's fate.