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Before his Apple TV+ hit, M. Night Shyamalan helped shape a Fox sci-fi series that built a cult following and influenced a new generation of creators.

One ambitious Ryan Murphy TV idea was stopped before it ever aired. Creative differences and timing turned a promising collaboration into a missed opportunity.

His silly, vaudeville-style variety show was filled with his piano playing, skits, puppets and guest stars like Cyndi Lauper and Bon Jovi.

"Baywatch" is one of the most iconic shows in TV history, but in its shadow is a sci-fi spin-off featuring werewolves, sea monsters, and other paranormal foes.

Before starring in major blockbusters and Oscar-winning productions, these Australian A-listers appeared in one of the country's longest-running soap operas.

The next chapter in the Yellowstone saga could come at the expense of another Dutton.

Long before Disney+, a darker Star Wars series nearly took shape. Its ambition, tone, and scale hint at a version of the galaxy fans never got to see.

Adored by legions of dedicated fans but panned by critics, these shows may lean into melodrama, goofiness, or outright cheese, but we love them nonetheless!

This week's best lines come from Chicago Med, Industry, Landman, and more.

A covetous president grabbed up all the trophies on this weeks Saturday Night Live broadcast, hosted by Teyana Taylor, star of One Battle After Another.

On TV this Sunday: Patrick Dempsey stars in Memory of a Killer, a new partnership blooms on Industry, and the NFL sets its Super Bowl match-up.

Teyana Taylor donned a bald wig and a mustache to play a grandpa with some serious dance moves on SNL this week -watch video.

SNL handed Donald Trump more meaningless awards and brought back Mike Myers as billionaire Elon Musk -watch video.

For all of the shows in the "One Chicago" franchise, their romantic couples are among their most fundamental elements - but which of them are the best?

Fans will always remember Mark Hamill for his iconic take on The Joker, but before that, the "Star Wars" actor portrayed another deranged DC baddie.