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Reggie Dinkins just keeps on rising: NBC has renewed the Tracy Morgan-led comedy The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins for Season 2.

Netflix serves as an absolute goldmine when it comes to documentaries. For subscribers, here are 15 of the best ones, ranked, to check out ASAP.

A veteran of The Office is clocking into Netflix's The Night Agent -see who David Denman plays in the fourth and final season.

Go behind the scenes with the Survivor Dream Team as they explain how challenge producer John Kirhoffer kickstarted their careers and changed their lives.

TVLine has laid out everything we know will happen in The Pitt Season 3. But what about what could happen in the HBO Max drama? Here are five predictions.

This calls for a round of Alamo Beer: Hulu has announced that King of the Hill Season 15 will premiere in July, with all 10 episodes dropping at once.

Hulu is serving fans of The Bear an appetizer: A prequel episode, Gary, just dropped on the streamer with Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Jon Bernthal.

Apple TV is a goldmine for thrilling and grand sci-fi epics like For All Mankind. Here are 10 shows that share some similarities with the fan-favorite series.

Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Rip (Cole Hauser) return in the Yellowstone spin-off Dutton Ranch, premiering later this month - watch the full trailer.

When we first met Ross' ex-wife Carol on Friends, she looked a little different -find out why she was recast after just one episode.

Netflix has announced that The One Piece, a new anime series that adapts the original manga from the beginning of the East Blue saga, will premiere in 2027.

On TV this Tuesday: Daredevil: Born Again, NCIS: Origins, and Will Trent wrap for the season, and the NBA Playoffs continue.

The budget carrier announced that all flights have been canceled, and customer service is no longer available, which, coincidentally, was also Spirits motto, Stephen Colbert said.

American Idol turned the clock back on Monday, bringing back Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, and more. But which singers are sticking around for next week's finale?

A guest's trained animal caused chaos on Jon Stewart's MTV show - and it clearly didn't go as planned.