CBS has announced the identities of the hunters and the hunted who'll take part in the upcoming competition Hunted.
On one side is a team of former intelligence and operations experts from the FBI, the CIA, the NSA and the Navy SEALs. On the other, a bunch of random private...
الخميس، 15 ديسمبر 2016
What's Coming to Netflix in January: Degrassi: Next Class, Unfortunate Events and More
Netflix is adding a boatload of new titles to its library in January, including the debuts of new original shows A Series of Unfortunate Events and One Day at a Time, and the return of Degrassi: Next Class.
An adaptation of the beloved children's series, Unfortunate Events'...
Netflix Is Dumping Its HGTV Shows (and More) in January
This year has not been kind to HGTV fans, but it looks as though 2017 might not be any better.
Several HGTV titles are among those leaving the Netflix library in January, the streaming service announced Thursday. Flip or Flop Season 1, Fixer Upper Seasons 1-2, Property Brothers...
The Honeymooners Reboot in Development at CBS
Today in "I'm surprised that hadn't happened already" news: CBS is planning a reboot of The Honeymooners.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Muppets co-creator Bob Kushell is developing an updated version of the classic Jackie Gleason sitcom. The new series will again...
Exclusive: The Bones Cast Cracks Up with Betty White in Season 11 Gag Reel
Season 11 of Bones ended with a potential serial killer kidnapping Brennan (Emily Deschanel), marking one of the most dramatic and terrifying episodes of the entire show. But despite the drama in front of the camera, the cast and crew of Bones love to crack up behind the scenes.
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Who's the Best at Crying on The Walking Dead?
In his first episode of The Walking Dead, right as he was about to bring his bat down on his first victim's head, Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) said, "You can cry. Hell, you're going to be doing a lot of that."
But they'd been crying long before he got there, and they've continued...
The Best Opening Credits of 2016
As we all know, the art of the opening credits is mostly dead in 2016. The majority of network series have foregone the catchy tunes and accompanying visuals that introduced viewers to the cast, usually through a montage of scenes from the show, in order to squeeze every last...
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