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Downton Abbey Series Finale: 6 Teases About the Crawleys' Big Goodbye
5 March 2016 10:00 AM, PST | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
There’s no use in asking if you’re ready to say goodbye to the residents of Downton Abbey this Sunday (PBS, 9/8c). Because you’re not. None of us are.
That said, the lords, ladies and downstairs dwellers have a whole mess of last-minute surprises up their collective sleeve for the series finale, so TVLine thought we’d cushion the pain of farewell by dropping a few hints. (Note: Stop reading now if you’d rather remain in the dark.)
Ready? Ok, let’s do this…
* Anna is not the only person pregnant in the final episode. »
A Charmed Revival With Original Cast? Alyssa Milano Clarifies Recent Buzz
5 March 2016 1:49 PM, PST | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Could Charmed follow in the footsteps of Full House, The X-Files, Gilmore Girls, Prison Break and the like, and bring it cast back together for a fresh run of episodes?
As the cult-favorite WB drama nears the 10th anniversary of its series finale, Alyssa Milano got fans thinking about just such a revival… and then took to Twitter to temper expectations.
PhotosTop TV Witches From Charmed, Buffy, Sabrina, East End and More
In a recent chat with Entertainment Tonight, Milano, who played Phoebe Halliwell on the witchy sisters series, said, “It seems like [a cast reunion] going to happen any second. I just »
Adam Levine’s Songwriter Competition Show Under Fire for Requiring Contestants to Waive All Royalties
5 March 2016 6:53 PM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
Songwriters hoping to get their big break selling a song NBC’s upcoming competition reality series “Songland” may have just given away their best material for free. Entertainment lawyer Wallace Collins issued an “urgent warning” to songwriters on Friday, the deadline to submit a song and audition video for the series produced by Adam Levine. In a LinkedIn blog post, Collins stated, “NBC will own all rights to use and exploit all of your songs involved in the show including the songs you submit in the initial application.” According to contract language in a submission agreement obtained by TheWrap, he’s right. »
- Itay Hod
Saturday Night Live Review: Jonah Hill Hosts
21 hours ago | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Our host for tonight is Jonah Hill, appearing in his fourth hosting gig in just twice as many years. When it comes to hosting, Hill is like one of those basketball players who’s around for forever, and is consistently good, but not necessarily an MVP (This is the time where I would mention an actual basketball player if I knew anything about sports, but one doesn’t become a TV recapper by knowing things about sports). Basically, I was a little surprised to see that Hill is only one hosting gig away from joining the elusive five-timer’s club, but as I watched his past episodes in preparation for tonight, I could see why-- he’s a good character actor and thus can bring range to the brief roles he gets in sketches, he breaks approximately once an episode but never more, and he always seems genuinely grateful and excited to be there. »
- Emilie Sowers
Quotes of the Week: Criminal Minds, NCIS, Real O'Neals, Oscars and More
15 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
The NCAA’s Selection Sunday won’t take place for another week, but March Madness has already set in with our Quotes of the Week.
This time around, we’ve got an unorthodox anatomy lesson on "How to Get Away With Murder", a dig at Jada Pinkett Smith on the Oscars, a messy ordeal on Criminal Minds and the strangest of pregnancy metaphors on The Walking Dead.
Check out the gallery below – or click here for direct access — then hit the comments and tell us if we missed any of your faves! »
The Family, “All You See Is Dark” Has Some Illuminating Moments
1 hour ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
The Family, “All You See is Dark” is a good title for the show’s second episode. Despite the return of he presumed dead Adam Warren (Liam James) to his family there’s not much lightness and joy in the lives of the Warren’s- or anyone else. In terms of the mystery of his disappearance, the truth is absolutely still in the dark. The opening monologue this time is Adam. He’s talking about how once you’ve left home you can’t really come back because everything will be different. A split-screen makes a parallel between Adam’s experiences and his the man wrongly convicted
The Family, “All You See Is Dark” Has Some Illuminating Moments »
- Joy D'Angelo
‘Downton Abbey’ Series Finale: The End of An Era (Spoilers)
1 hour ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Spoiler alert: Do not read until you’ve watched the series finale of “Downton Abbey,” season 6, episode 9, airing March 6.
Edith got married! Anna and Bates had a baby! Even Barrow got what he wanted — the butler job at Downton Abbey. Happy endings abounded for all the residents of Downton, upstairs and below. “I love happy endings,” “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes told Variety. “I didn’t want to disappoint people. There was a wonderful quote on Twitter: ‘If Edith Crawley isn’t happy by the end of the series, Julian Fellowes better sleep with one eye open.”
Unlucky-in-love Edith had resigned herself to being a spinster, rejected by Bertie because of her deception about her daughter Marigold. But no other than Mary ended playing matchmaker, setting up a reunion dinner at the Ritz in London. “Would you believe me if I said I couldn’t live without you?” he says, »
- Debra Birnbaum
Girls: sayonara Japan
3 hours ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
During the first two episodes of this season of Girls, barely got to know much about Shoshanna’s new life in Japan. During the opener installment, however, we learned that the cookies of the foursome was ecstatic about her new home. Episode 3, “Japan” finally loops us in as to what Shosh has been up to. And it’s all very colorful. Until it’s not. “Japan” follows a typical day in Shosh’s live. From her morning ritual in her out-of-Candy-Crush-like apartment, to her “Japan-cassual” wardrobe, to her relationship with her coworkers, one thing is clear, she fits in. The same traits that
Girls: sayonara Japan »
- Virginia Podesta
The Good Wife Recap: The Defense Restroom
3 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
I’m worried about Eli Gold — and not just because he repeatedly manhandled a public-restroom wastebasket without immediately scrubbing his hands during this week’s installment of The Good Wife.
RelatedMatthew Morrison on His Good Wife ‘Good-Guy’ Villain: Will His Grand Jury Take Down Gov. Florrick?
The right-hand man to Peter Florrick may have no knowledge whatsoever of the backroom dealings that could bring down his boss, but his name sure did come up a lot in those snippets of Grand Jury proceedings we heard through a bathroom ventilation shaft. Coupled with the fact that Chris Noth’s governor »
House of Cards' Nathan Darrow Talks Meechum's Big Season 4 Moment
3 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Warning: The following story contains massively major spoilers about House of Cards Season 4, Episode 4. Proceed at your own peril!
If you’re reading this story, then you know that the fourth episode of House of Cards‘ just-released fourth season marked the end of the road for original cast member Nathan Darrow and his beloved bodyguard character Edward Meechum. You don’t, however, know the following: Why Meechum died, the one regret Darrow has about his alter ego’s final heroic act, and whether Meechum continued to give his boss, um, secret service following Season 2’s big mé·nage à trois. »
Madam Secretary Live Review: “Hijriyyah”
4 hours ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
Madam Secretary has always tried to be faithful to current events, and this week is no different. In keeping with the current Refugee Crisis, this week’s story follows a sinking Libyan refugee ship requesting asylum in Italy on the basis that he has seen Jibral Disah, the man responsible for the bomb that Henry was in. The man claims he worked mechanics for the bomber, so Italy contacts the Us. Concurrently, now that Henry is fully healthy again he is looking forward to his new job. This is especially exciting since he no longer has to hide things from
Madam Secretary Live Review: “Hijriyyah” »
- Araceli Aviles
‘Downton Abbey’ Bosses on ‘Happy’ Series Finale, Movie Update & Spinoff Ideas (Spoilers)
4 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Spoiler alert: Do not read until you’ve watched the series finale of “Downton Abbey,” season 6, episode 9, airing March 6.
The series finale of “Downton Abbey” ended with happy endings all around — including for Edith Crawley, the most beleaguered of all the show’s characters, much to viewers’ delight.
“Obviously you’re sad,” executive producer Julian Fellowes, who created the series and wrote all the episodes, tells Variety. ‘You invent these characters and they become quasi-real to you so when you say goodbye there is a bit of a pang. But on the other hand, I don’t think we’ve made a mistake. I haven’t at any point since we made the decision thought, ‘oh my god, what are we doing?'”
Adds executive producer Gareth Neame, “We went into season 6 knowing that we had to bring a pretty large ensemble of 20 or so characters to rest. Some very big, »
- Debra Birnbaum
Quantico Review: Alex Testifies Before Congress
4 hours ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
At long last, Quantico has finally returned from its winter hiatus. The mid-season finale had some big reveals and cliffhanger moments, so let’s jump right in and see what happened in tonight’s spring premiere, “Alex.” The episode opens with Alex, post-bombing, testifying before the Senate about Elias. She’s working to convince the world that he was simply the scapegoat, but she’s finding it difficult to convince those that are most important, such as Caleb’s mother Claire (played by Marcia Cross), the Democratic nominee for Vice President. We got a little taste of Claire at the end of the first half of Quantico‘s
Quantico Review: Alex Testifies Before Congress »
- Jasef Wisener
Quantico: Is [Spoiler] Dead?! And 5 More Pressing Questions Answered
4 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
The following post contains spoilers from Quantico‘s midseason premiere.
Aside from having a head of hair kissed by the angels themselves, Quantico‘s Alex Parrish just can’t catch a break, can she?
In Sunday’s midseason premiere, which took place three months after the bomb that detonated in the last moments of the midseason finale, Agent Parrish found herself answering to a committee investigating the explosion. Pretty much everyone involved — including Sen. Claire Haas, who lost her husband (and maybe her son? We’ll get to that in a minute) in the attack — wanted Alex to testify that »
Billions Review: Building Foundations
4 hours ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
When a man is drunk, and drives your kids home drunk, it is both fair and understandable to be angry. It’s even justifiable to drive over to his house, and beat his stupid ass, because if a man that wealthy can’t understand how to call a driver, they might need a little negative reinforcement. However, there is a reason we as a society strive to evolve past that sort of violence; namely, because of the ‘tit for tat’-ness that is hardwired into human behavior. A punch leads to another punch; a kick leads to another kick; one confrontation between two
Billions Review: Building Foundations »
- Hunter Bishop
‘Downton Abbey’ Series Finale: Creator Julian Fellowes On “The Last Hurrah,” Edith & Mary, Maggie Smith, & A Movie?
5 hours ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
Spoiler Alert: This story includes details about tonight’s Downton Abbey series finale After six years of drama, upstairs and down, Downton Abbey has shuttered its massive doors. While fans in the UK saw the finale on Christmas Day, U.S. audiences had to wait until tonight. That's been a frustration for many throughout the show's run, but the good news is: All's well that ends well for the Crawley family (yes, even Edith) and their faithful servants (yes, even… »
Review: ‘Downton Abbey’ Finale Closes PBS Hit’s Sentimental Journey (Spoilers)
5 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Watching the final few episodes of “Downton Abbey,” including the series finale (and Spoiler Alert if you haven’t yet), brought to mind the accusation leveled at Rick, Humphrey Bogart’s character in Casablanca,” by Claude Rains’ Captain Renault: “As I suspected, you’re a rank sentimentalist.” Not that there’s anything wrong with that in this case, as series creator Julian Fellowes clearly exhibited an affection for his cast, and a desire to see them enjoy the equivalent of an uplifting ride into the sunset on this towering PBS drama.
Granted, the way of life represented in the series has been living on borrowed time for a while. And just as “Downton” began with the sinking of the Titanic and encompassed the tumult of World War I, the specter of World War II looms over the future of all these characters, or at least those likely to be around another 15 years or more. »
- Brian Lowry
Downton Abbey Series Finale Recap: How Did the Crawleys Say Goodbye?
5 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
I hope you adequately savored that final shot of a snow-covered Downton Abbey on Sunday, because it was the last one we’re ever going to get.
PhotosDownton Abbey Series Finale Photos: Best Moments
The PBS drama ended its six-season run on a high note, giving us pretty much everything we could have possibly hoped for: Edith and Bertie are married, Mary and Henry are expecting a “young Talbot,” Tom and Laura are on the cusp of romance, Anna and Bates are the proud parents of a healthy baby boy, and Thomas has been given new purpose as Downton’s butler. »
The Good Wife Review: Alicia and Jason have a Lazy Sunday in Bed
5 hours ago | TVovermind.com | See recent TVovermind.com news »
It has been two weeks since we were last treated to an episode of The Good Wife. Thankfully the series returned tonight and it was definitely worth the wait. The episode entitled, “Hearing,” focused on the charges that are being brought against Peter (Chris Noth). However, it was the steamy scenes between Alicia (Julianna Margulies) and Jason (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) that made this episode a must watch. With only six more episodes left after tonight, is it too early to state that The Good Wife will be ending on an extremely high note? After tonight’s spectacular episode, I do not think many people will disagree
The Good Wife Review: Alicia and Jason have a Lazy Sunday in Bed »
- Tim Gerstenberger
Last Man on Earth: Will Forte Dissects the Winter Premiere's Big Surprises
5 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Warning: The following story contains spoilers about Sunday’s episode of The Last Man on Earth. Proceed at your own peril.
Earth to Mike Miller — welcome home!
In Sunday’s winter premiere of The Last Man on Earth, Phil’s spaced-out brother returned to his home planet and quickly found himself terrorized by individuals both real (Sons of Anarchy‘s Mark Boone Junior, channeling his inner pirate) and imaginary (Room‘s Jacob Tremblay, portraying “Young Phil”). The episode, which was reminiscent of the show’s solitary-themed pilot, focused entirely on Mike as he adjusted to his new reality.
Below, executive »
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