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- Ethan Alter
A Decade Without 'Trek' Part 2: Boldly going into the future
Following Roddenberry’s death in 1991, Berman guided Star Trek’s four TV incarnations — Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise — until the latter’s final episode on May 13, 2005. Since that airing, Trek has been absent from the airwaves for ten years, even as the feature film franchise found new life courtesy of J.J. Abrams and his 2009 reboot, starring Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto as the all-new Kirk and Spock.
- Ethan Alter
A Decade Without 'Trek' Part 1: These were the voyages
More than just marking the end to the four-season run of the series, that episode brought the curtain down on a remarkable 19-year run for the franchise that started in 1987 with the launch of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Granted, that’s a drop in the bucket compared to the 18 television years that separated the demise of Gene Roddenberry’s original Star Trek and the birth of The Next Generation.
Victoria Leigh Miller'The Walking Dead': 5 things you didn't know about Jason Douglas
Even the most devout Walker Stalkers may not realize how much this prolific actor has done in his career.
- Yahoo Entertainment Staff
Now, Later, or Never: Rating the week in fall TV premieres, from 'Young Sheldon' to 'The Menendez Murders'
The leaves are turning and the pumpkin spice lattes are brewing, which can only mean one thing: The Fall TV season is here!
- TVLine.com
Arrowverse Crossover: Major Wedding Confirmed in Key Art
It’s official, The Flash‘s Barry and Iris are getting hitched — but their crossover-set wedding won’t go off without a crisis. The year’s DCTV crossover between Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow will be titled “Crisis on Earth-X,” TVLine has learned. While the four shows’ heroes gather in town to celebrate Barry […]
Superfan TVFergie breaks down in tears after getting some unexpected album news
After wiping away tears, Fergie said, “I’m going to ruin all my swag credibility right now.”
- Indiewire
‘Queers’ Trailer: Alan Cumming Looks ‘Carol’ Great in Period Series From ‘Sherlock’ Creator Mark Gatiss — Watch
BBC America marks the 50th anniversary of The Sexual Offences Act with an eight-part series from prominent LGBT writers.
- Mandi Bierly
'Buffy' to have complimentary gifting suite at New York Comic Con
"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" fans can get free stuff in honor of the 20th anniversary (and merch site BuffySlays.com).
- TVLine.com
Kristen Bell, Joel McHale and more mock 'Castle'-like TV in 'Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television' trailer
The forthcoming comedy stars Ryan Hansen and The Handmaid’s Tale's Samira Wiley.
- The Wrap
Showtime to Adapt Upcoming Bill Clinton-James Patterson Novel ‘The President Is Missing’
Showtime has acquired the rights to adapt the upcoming novel from Bill Clinton and James Patterson, the network announced on Thursday.
- Kelly Woo
'Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders' cast and their real-life counterparts
Here’s a look at the cast of "Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders," the characters they play, and how much they resemble the real people.
Mandi BierlyWatch Christian Slater sing about safety on 'Milo Murphy's Law'
The 'Mr. Robot' star performs a song-and-dance number about safety in the Sept. 25 episode of the Disney XD series.
- Kimberly Potts
'Walking Dead' favorites Carol and Daryl: Will they or won't they?
Remember that time, in Season 3, when Daryl was rubbing Carol’s sore shoulder and she asked him if he wanted to screw around? Despite fans slapping them with the “Caryl” portmanteau pretty early on and shipping the bejesus out of them, and the writers deepening their friendship throughout the seasons, Carol and Daryl have yet to cross any major lines that would take that friendship in the direction of sexy times.
- Ethan Alter
Rob Corddry previews the season finale of 'Ballers' and talks 'Twin Peaks'
The star of Elizabeth Warren's favorite show also explains why he loves working with a sleepy Dwayne Johnson and how the 'Childrens Hospital' spinoff will be different.
- Ken Tucker
'Transparent' takes a trip to Israel
The Pfeffermans take their show on the road in the fourth season of "Transparent."
- Jeff Franklin
'Full House' 30th anniversary: 10 things you didn't know about the sitcom classic
Happy 30th anniversary, "Full House"! Creator Jeff Franklin shares 10 little-known facts about the comedy classic.
Kelly Woo'Chicago P.D.' sneak peek: Meet Wendell Pierce's new mover and shaker
A new face is making waves on Chicago P.D.
Nicholas PaschalJake Gyllenhaal's '90s-tastic high school boy band
Jake Gyllenhaal was in a boy band in high school, and he wasn't a fan of their music.
Caitlin George ParkerFergie interrupts the Roots to sing about her 'Humps' on 'The Tonight Show'
Fergie stopped by 'The Tonight Show' and folkified her famous song, "My Humps" with The Roots.
VarietyGal Gadot, Kumail Nanjiani to Host ‘Saturday Night Live’ During Season 43
Both “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot and “The Big Sick’s” Kumail Nanjiani will host their own episodes of “Saturday Night Live” for the show’s upcoming 43rd season.
Kimberly PottsWhen 'Seinfeld' Met 'The Young and the Restless': Newman vs. Newman
"Seinfeld" nemesis Newman meets "The Young and the Restless" villain Victor Newman in this exclusive clip.
- Deadline
‘A Christmas Story’: Matthew Broderick Set As Narrator Of Fox’s Live Production
IF you were thinking, “All I want for A Christmas Story is Matthew Broderick,” then Fox has some holiday cheer for you. The two-time Tony winner will narrate the network’s live production of the classic Midwestern holiday tale, which airs December 17. As the narrator, Broderick will provided voice-over as the grown-up Ralphie Parker, who looks back with love and humor on his favorite childhood Christmas. The actor, whose screen credits range from WarGames and Ferris Beulle…
- The Wrap
‘BoJack Horseman’ Renewed for Season 5 by ‘Clingy’ Netflix
Netflix has renewed its dark animated comedy “BoJack Horseman” for a fifth season. That’s too much, man!
- Mandi Bierly
'Godless' first look: Michelle Dockery and Merritt Wever get their guns
"Downton Abbey" star Michelle Dockery joins "Nurse Jackie" Emmy winner Merritt Wever in Netflix's new western series "Godless."
VarietyBilly Eichner’s ‘Billy on the Street’ to Leave TruTV
Billy Eichner’s comedy game show series “Billy on the Street” is leaving truTV.
