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- Kimberly Potts
'Young Sheldon' premiere postmortem: Showrunner on tone and timeline of 'The Big Bang Theory' prequel
Exec producer Steve Molaro shares the fun and challenges of switching Sheldon Cooper timelines and teases what's to come.
- Kimberly Potts
'The Big Bang Theory': Showrunner Steve Holland on Shamy, the baby, and hitting episode 250
'The Big Bang Theory' showrunner Steve Holland previews what's ahead for the gang in Season 11.
- TVLine.com
'Waco': See Taylor Kitsch as cult leader David Koresh in first-look photos
'Friday Night Lights' alum Taylor Kitsch is nearly unrecognizable as Branch Davidians leader David Koresh in the first photos from 'Waco,' a six-episode limited series coming to Paramount Network in January.
- TVLine.com
'Pretty Little Liars' spinoff, starring Sasha Pieterse and Janel Parrish, gets pilot order at Freeform
Freeform is relocating a few of its Pretty Little Liars from Rosewood to Beacon Heights.
- Ethan Alter
'Outlander' postmortem: Duncan Lacroix talks Murtagh Fraser's surprise resurrection
The fan favorite lives! The actor shares what it was like to film those scenes — and keep the secret.
- The Wrap
Medieval drama 'Knightfall' gets winter premiere date at History
History has set a Dec. 6 premiere date for 'Knightfall,' starring Tom Cullen and Jim Carter.
Kimberly Potts'Robot Chicken' preview: 'The Walking Dead' special creators talk Negan's dip, Michael Rooker's singing, and guest Daniel Radcliffe
To celebrate the Oct. 22 Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead — the series’ 100th episode — Yahoo TV will be posting a new TWD-related story every day through the season opener. In The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who’s Walking, which premieres on Adult Swim on Oct. 8, Glenn does indeed find Maggie, in a skit called “Happy Glenndings.” And without spoiling the particulars of the comedy, we’ll just say that Glenn’s final words are oft-repeated, and they also form the narrative for his post-Negan attack life with Maggie in the sitcom-within-the Robot Chicken special.
Superfan TVJohn Cena loses to Roman Reigns: Is retirement next?
On Sunday night’s WWE "No Mercy 2017," John Cena was defeated by Roman Reigns in what appears to be a passing of the torch for the superstar.
- Ken Tucker
'Young Sheldon' is the fall's best new network sitcom
'The Big Bang Theory' prequel 'Young Sheldon' is an emotionally rich, surprisingly funny comedy.
- The Wrap
'Game of Thrones' gets a physics lesson from Neil deGrasse Tyson
Yes, “Game of Thrones” is a fantasy series and, as such, is immune from many of the laws that bound us in the real world. But you might not want to tell that to Neil deGrasse Tyson.
- Indiewire
'Star Trek: Discovery' pilot becomes one of the most pirated TV episodes in less than 24 hours
It didn't take very long for "Star Trek: Discovery" to join the ranks of "Rick and Morty" and "Game of Thrones."
Adam Lance GarciaThe best and worst TV prequels ever
In honor of 'Young Sheldon,' we’re taking a look back at the best and worst TV show prequels.
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'Teen Wolf' star Tyler Posey joins 'Scream'
Well that didnt take long, at all. Mere hours after Teen Wolf wrapped its run, it was announced that Tyler Posey is staying close to the MTV family, boarding the cast of Scream Season 3. The horror drama’s brand-new chapter follows Dion (played by RJ Cyler), a football player who on track to score a […]
- Ken Tucker
'Megyn Kelly Today' had an uncomfortable start
Megyn Kelly tried to soften her steely news persona on the premiere of “Megyn Kelly Today.”
Ethan AlterYour TV To-Do List: Meet 'Young Sheldon' and re-meet 'Will & Grace'
With so much to watch on TV it can be difficult to plan ahead. But we're here to help! Here are the five shows you won't want to miss this week.
- Carrie Bell
'This Is Us' Season 2 preview: Justin Hartley on Sly Stallone, Sophie, and Jack's death
'This is Us' star Justin Hartley teases what's ahead for Kevin in season 2 of the NBC hit.
George BackJohn Oliver calls out politicians for letting corporate consolidation destroy small businesses
On "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver," the host discussed how small businesses are being crushed or swallowed up by big ones. He pointed out that some small-sounding companies actually aren’t and even brought his own show into it.
Kylie MarWhy ‘Star Trek’ fans are loving and hating the new ‘Discovery’ TV show
The new “Star Trek: Discovery” is boldly going where no "Trek" series has gone before in two ways — one that fans love and one they hate.
- Carrie Bell
'Outlander' postmortem: Caitriona Balfe says episode 3 might be most 'heartbreaking' yet
Outlander star Caitriona Balfe talks "All Debts Paid," from the shocking death to what's next for Claire.
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'Star Trek: Discovery' Opening Title Sequence Released Ahead of Premiere
Star Trek: Discovery‘s main title sequence puts its best Vulcan salute forward. Just hours ahead of the highly anticipated series premiere, CBS All Access has released Discovery‘s opening credits. The animated design features a mockup of the U.S.S. Discovery, as well as various phaser weapons that fuse together to form the iconic salute. The theme […]
Kimberly Potts'The Walking Dead': Get married by Rick, sleep in Carl's house, eat Negan's candy, and other ways to celebrate your fandom
To celebrate the Oct. 22 Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead — the series’ 100th episode — Yahoo TV will be posting a new TWD-related story every day through the season opener.
- Kristen Baldwin
Happy 69th birthday, Phil Hartman. We miss you.
Today would have been Phil Hartman's 69th birthday. We look back on five of his most memorable 'Saturday Night Live' sketches.
- 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.
