A MOODY CHRISTMAS: Denis Leary Joins Fox Limited Series

Denis Leary has joined the cast of Fox’s A MOODY CHRISTMAS.

Leary will play Sean Sr., per the network, “the beloved patriarch of the Moodys, a tight-knit, but slightly dysfunctional, family of five, all of whom return home to Chicago for the holidays, hiding secrets from each other – as if the holidays weren’t stressful enough!”

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THE FLASH’s Hartley Sawyer: ‘All Roads with Ralph Lead to Sue’

THE FLASH season 6 is officially going to introduce Sue Dearbon—who will, in theory, eventually go on to be Sue Dibney.

“We are going to see her,” THE FLASH star Hartley Sawyer, who plays Ralph Dibney, told reporters in the video below. “I’m not going to tell you when or how, but we are going to see her.”

Given Sue’s importance in Ralph’s life, Sawyer is aware of how monumental the interactions could be. “I think since I started playing him in season 4, all roads lead to Sue…all roads with Ralph lead to Sue,” he said. “I’m also nervous about that, as well. I feel like a lot of people are waiting for it. There’s a lot built up on it. I want to do it well, I want to do it right.”

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THE GOOD PLACE: Watch an Extended Season 3 Gag Reel

THE GOOD PLACE’s gag reels are traditionally delightful, and NBC released a little tease of the comedy’s outtakes in May.

However, there was a whole lot more to share. Check out the full blooper reel! Read more

ARROW’s Katie Cassidy on Stepping Behind the Camera in Season 8

As ARROW heads into its eighth and final season, a number of characters will get revamped costumes, including Katie Cassidy’s Laurel Lance.

“I was like, ‘This is dope!'” Cassidy told reporters, in the video below, of her reaction to her new costume. (And, as a bonus, she’s allowed to keep her hair short with it.) Read more

A FRIENDS Mini-Marathon is Hitting Theaters This Fall

In honor of FRIENDS’ upcoming 25th anniversary, 12 episodes will be screened in select movie theaters this fall.

Fathom Events is hosting the mini-marathon over three nights (September 23, September 28, and October 2) in over 1000 theaters, as four newly remastered episodes will be screened. Per Fathom, each screening will also include exclusive interviews and never-before-seen content.

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THE MORNING SHOW: Apple TV+ Releases First Teaser for Reese Witherspoon-Jennifer Aniston Drama

Apple TV+ has released a new teaser for THE MORNING SHOW, a new drama that “pulls back the curtain on early morning TV.”

The series stars Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston, and Steve Carell and is set to debut this fall. (Aniston and Witherspoon previously played sisters on FRIENDS.)

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THE CROWN: Netflix Sets November Return

THE CROWN will return for its third season on Sunday, November 17, Netflix announced.

The new season follows Queen Elizabeth II (now played by Olivia Colman) from 1964-1967. Other new cast members include Tobias Menzies as Prince Phillip, Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret, Ben Daniels as Tony Armstrong-Jones, Josh O’Connor as Prince Charles, Erin Doherty as Princess Anne, Marion Bailey as The Queen Mother, and Jason Watkins as Prime Minister Harold Wilson. 

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ELEMENTARY Series Finale: ‘Their Last Bow’ Photos

ELEMENTARY signs off with the Thursday, August 15 hour.

Check out photos from “Their Last Bow”…

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THE GOOD PLACE Final Season Key Art

NBC has released a delightfully cheerful poster for THE GOOD PLACE’s fourth (and final) season.

The key art pays homage to the neighborhood that started it all—yogurt included—but keeps coy about any other major changes that will happen in the final run of episodes.

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SUPERSTORE’s Nico Santos Reflects on the ‘Difficult,’ ‘Triggering’ Season 4 Finale

SUPERSTORE pulled off one of the biggest—and most heartbreaking—shocks of the season, as Mateo (Nico Santos), who is undocumented, was taken by ICE at the end of the finale.

“They told me that’s where the finale was going to go, and then they assured me, ‘Don’t worry, you’re not being written off the show,'” Santos told reporters in the video below. “Even though I knew that’s where the finale was going to go, it was such a difficult script to get through…it was so triggering.”

When it came to film the episode, “there were cameras all around us, but just seeing a bunch of huge guys dressed as ICE agents descend upon you…there were a lot of moments in that episode that were difficult to get through,” he says. “It was such a profound week of filming,”

SUPERSTORE, Season Premiere, Thursday, September 26, 8/7c, NBC

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Natalie Zea Reflects on DIRTY SEXY MONEY

In 2007, ABC debuted the delightfully soapy family drama DIRTY SEXY MONEY. The series followed the ultra-wealthy Darling family and their quasi-reluctant lawyer/long-time family friend Nick George (Peter Krause).

DIRTY SEXY MONEY also boasted an incredible cast—Krause, Donald Sutherland, Jill Clayburgh, Natalie Zea, William Baldwin, Glenn Fitzgerald, Seth Gabel, Samaire Armstrong, Zoe McLellan, Blair Underwood, and Lucy Liu—but the writers’ strike cut its first season short. Then, only nine of the second season episodes aired in-season, before the network burned off what would be the final four hours of the series in the summer. (The finale aired a decade ago, on Saturday, August 8, 2009.)

Though the series bounces around on streaming platforms (it’s currently available on ABC’s official site), it has remained beloved…including to those who worked on it.

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Will Ferrell’s Ron Burgundy Performs Stand-Up on the Late Night Talk Shows

If you watch late night television, odds are high you saw Will Ferrell reprise his Ron Burgundy character on either CONAN, JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE, THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH JAMES CORDEN, LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS, THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT, and/or THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON.

The stunt—which had the comedian performing stand-up, occasionally with props—was aimed to promote The Ron Burgundy Podcast, which streams on iHeartRadio.

Check out his (different) bits on each show! Read more

BH90210: ‘The Pitch’ Photos

Now that Tori (Tori Spelling) has set out to do a BEVERLY HILLS, 90210 reboot on BH90210, she has to actually get everyone else—including Fox—on board.

Check out photos from the Wednesday, August 14 episode, “The Pitch”…

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THE GOOD PLACE at TCA: Live-Blog

With THE GOOD PLACE signing off at the end of season 4, the cast and creator Michael Schur are talking to TCA to talk about what’s to come.

Follow along for what they have to say… Read more

THE TONIGHT SHOW to Air Post-SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL

THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON will do a late-night first this fall: air five episodes post-SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. (All will follow local news.)

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