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Jeremy BelangerWhat is Will Ferrell doing in these PSAs?
The PSAs feature Will Ferrell obsessively playing with his phone while his unhappy family watches from the dinner table.
- TVLine.com
'Ray Donovan' renewed for Season 6 — but a 'Big' change is in store
Ray Donovan has been renewed — and relocated. Showtime announced Monday that it is bringing the Liev Schreiber fixer drama back for a sixth season, but that’s only half the story. The more interesting news is that after five years in Los Angeles the series is shifting its setting to New York City. The 12-episode, […]
- Ethan Alter
'Star Trek: Discovery' postmortem: James Frain on Sarek
The actor breaks down the series' sixth episode, "Lethe," and the similarities he's seen between Vulcan and samurai society.
- Ethan Alter
Your TV To-Do List: 'Stranger Things' returns
This week's must-watch shows also include the season finale of 'Ray Donovan,' Lifetime's 'Flint' movie, and CBS's 'Michael Jackson's Halloween' special.
- Deadline
Bebe Neuwirth Exits CBS Drama Series ‘Madam Secretary’
Secretary of State Elizabeth McCord’s Chief of Staff Nadine Tolliver is leaving the State Department — for good. Bebe Neuwirth announced Sunday night in a series of tweets that she has decided to leave CBS’ Madam Secretary . Neuwirth has been a series regular since the political drama premiered in 2014. 1/3 So grateful for my time @MadamSecretary – a wonderful show where I love the cast, crew, background artists.
- Ken Tucker
'Wisdom of the Crowd': Internet crime-solving for dummies
CBS's latest crime procedural, "Wisdom of the Crowd," is one of the most ludicrous shows of the fall season.
George BackBryan Cranston is the perfect therapist for Larry David on 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'
Bryan Cranston guest-starred on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" as Larry David's therapist, Dr. Templeton. And the good doctor was able to help Larry solve many of life's complicated problems.
Caitlin George Parker'Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror' gets a 'Coraline'-inspired look and Neil Gaiman's voice
On 'The Simpsons' 28th Treehouse of Horror Halloween special, the cartoon family was given a 'Coraline' CGI makeover and author, Neil Gaiman played the Cat.
- Mandi Bierly
'Good Behavior' postmortem: Michelle Dockery and creator Chad Hodge on that camping trip
'Good Behavior' fans know to expect twists, but the one in this week's episode was difficult to watch.
- Kimberly Potts
'The Walking Dead' postmortem: Greg Nicotero on those timelines, and a character (possibly) returning from the dead
Greg Nicotero breaks down 'The Walking Dead' Season 8 premiere, 'Mercy,' and previews what's ahead.
Kimberly Potts'The Walking Dead' Season 8 premiere recap: 'We've won! We've already won'
The Walking Dead season 8 premiere recap: Rick and co. go to war with Negan.
- Ethan Alter
'Outlander' Postmortem: How production designer Jon Gary Steele built the 'A. Malcolm' print shop
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the “A. Malcolm” episode of Outlander. A successful 18th century printer’s press like the one owned and operated by one A. Malcolm — a.k.a. James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser — doesn’t just spring up overnight.
- TVLine.com
'Doctor Who' casts three new series regulars, one 'returning role'
Jodie Whittaker won’t be the only fresh face to the Doctor Who franchise when it returns for Season 11. BBC America on Sunday revealed three new series regulars that will join Whittaker as she begins her journey as the Thirteenth Doctor: Bradley Walsh (Law & Order: UK, Coronation Street) as Graham, Tosin Cole (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) as […]
Kimberly PottsDid 'The Walking Dead' save a domestic violence victim's life?
To celebrate the Oct. 22 Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead — the series’ 100th episode — Yahoo Entertainment will be posting a new TWD-related story every day through the season opener. The Los Angeles Times’ new Dirty John podcast (which can also be read as a six-part text story) unfolds the haunting, true story of a woman named Debra Newell, who fell in love with and married a charming sociopath who would eventually menace Debra and her adult children and other family members. The titular “Dirty John” is John Meehan, a man with a laundry list of crimes and a history of threatening violence against women he’d once wooed (until his true personality and personal and work histories were inevitably revealed).
- People
Kit Harington Reveals He Cried During a Read Through of Final 'Game of Thrones' Episode: 'I Know Everything Now'
Kit Harington Reveals He Cried During a Read Through of Final Game of Thrones Episode: 'I Know Everything Now'
- Dave Nemetz
'Magnum, P.I.' Reboot Eyed at CBS
Break out the Hawaiian shirts: CBS is developing a reboot of the ’80s action drama Magnum, P.I. Peter Lenkov — who’s proven he has the golden touch with TV reboots as showrunner of CBS’ Hawaii Five-0 and MacGyver — is onboard to write the pilot, along with his fellow Five-0 writer Eric Guggenheim, according to […]
- Yahoo TV
'Star Trek: Discovery': We ask Shazad Latif about the theory 'Trek' fans are obsessed with
Is 'Star Trek: Discovery' actor Shazad Latif really the guy behind Voq, as many fans suspect? We put the question to Latif himself.
Kimberly Potts'Rick and Morty'-inspired Strawberry Smiggles and 15 more pop culture cereals
Are you one of those breakfast cereal consumers who eats all the marshmallows from the Lucky Charms, Frankenberry and Count Chocula, leaving everyone else to deal with the less sugary remains of the box? If so, you may want to snag a package of the Rick and Morty-inspired Strawberry Smiggles, the fake cereal featured in a commercial parody during the Adult Swim show’s “Rixty Minutes” episode. The faux treat has become a real collectible, and a very tasty edible one at that: there’s none of that pesky grain cereal inside, leaving Smiggles eaters with a box full of pastel marshmallow goodness!
- Gwynne Watkins
Frank Oz admits 'it hurt' to give up Muppets, says they'll never be as 'touching and soulful' (exclusive)
"What’s really strong about the Muppets is the people underneath the characters. That’s what it’s all about," he says in rare interview.
- Ethan Alter
'Marvel's Inhumans': 5 reasons why I'm still watching
'Marvel's Inhumans' has been trashed by critics and abandoned by viewers, but one Yahoo Entertainment writer explains why he hasn't given up yet.
Will Lerner'The Walking Dead': 5 things to remember about last season before Season 8 premieres
With the premiere of Season 8 just around the corner, here are the most important things to remember about Season 7 of "The Walking Dead."
- Ken Tucker
'Too Funny to Fail': Dana Carvey's failure is our pleasure
'Too Funny to Fail' looks back at the short-lived ABC comedy 'The Dana Carvey Show,' which failed spectacularly despite having future comedy stars including Stephen Colbert, Louis C.K. and Steve Carell on staff.
- Mandi Bierly
'Good Behavior' star Michelle Dockery looks ahead to 'Godless,' 'Network,' and, hopefully, the 'Downton Abbey' movie
“Letty is the sort of character that feels like she can do anything,” Michelle Dockery says. “She’s fearless like that.” Look at the roles the British actress has on the horizon, and it’s clear she and her Good Behavior alter ego have that in common. After six seasons as Lady Mary on Downton Abbey, Dockery signed on to play Letty — a recovering addict and unrepentant thief who hooks up with a hitman (Juan Diego Botto’s Javier) while hoping to someday give her son, Jacob (Nyles Julian Steele), a “normal life.” She remembers the TNT drama’s creator, Chad Hodge, and director of its 2016 pilot, Charlotte Sieling, wrote a manifesto.
Yahoo TVPink reveals Christina Aguilera once 'swung on' her, but now they're singing together
Pink dropped by "Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen," where she talked about the tumultuous past she shared with fellow pop star Christina Aguilera.
