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Amazon has just released the first set of images from its new original series, which is currently on location in Johannesburg, South Africa. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May appear in the “first-ever studio tent recording” of their new show “The Grand Tour,” which follows the trio’s post–”Top Gear” automotive adventures.

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Clarkson, Hammond and May co-presented the highly popular BBC series for more than a decade until their joint departure last year. This new venture continues in a similar vein, with the three hosts traveling the world and driving around in various exotic locales. Naming the show proved difficult, with “Gear Knob” being floated as a possible title before the three eventually settled on “The Grand Tour.”

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- Michael Nordine

23 hours ago | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

George R.R. Martin has some thoughts on the recent Emmy nominations. While he’s super thrilled with the news of “Game of Thrones” topping the list with 23 noms, he thinks some contenders got snubbed, especially one certain Starz series.

“‘Outlander was robbed,” the author wrote to a fan on his LiveJournal comments section. “All three leads were amazing … especially Tobias Menzies in his double role as Frank and Black Jack.” The drama receive two nomination for costume and production design.

“Eva Green also deserved a nomination for her work in ‘Penny Dreadful,’” he added. “Of course, every year has omissions. And right now it is harder than it has ever been. So many great, great shows to watch.”

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As for his “Got” Emmy nominations, he was especially pleased that Kit Harington and Maisie Williams were finally recognized. »

- Liz Calvario

16 July 2016 11:37 AM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

Saturday afternoon at Star Wars Celebration was rebel territory, thanks to an information-packed panel all about “Star Wars Rebels” Season 3, along with the exclusive premiere of the first two new episodes from the animated series. Co-creator Dave Filoni hit the Celebration stage in London alongside “Rebels” stars Tiya Sircar (who voices Sabine) and Sam Witwer (who voices Darth Maul and the Emperor on the show) to talk about what fans can expect to see from the newest season.

In short, it’s a lot. From the introduction of new characters (and maybe a few not-so-new characters) to some major developments from old favorites, along with the kind of reveal that made a grown man sitting in front of me stand up and cheer “Yesss!!!,” Season 3 does not appear to be holding back (even if Filoni had to, just a little bit).

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- Kate Erbland

16 July 2016 10:01 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

If you’re an avid Pokémon Go player, there’s a good chance you’ve canceled all prior weekend plans in favor of two straight days of monster hunting. But what will you do when you’re not busy walking into traffic? (Come on, you have to recharge that phone eventually!)

That’s where TVLine comes in: We say, why not spend your downtime remembering what made you fall in love with these battle-ready weirdos in the first place? We curated a list of 10 totally re-watchable episodes of the »

3 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

We may only be four episodes into Pretty Little Liars‘ seventh season, but it’s never too late to start speculating about the next finale — especially when a fan-favorite couple is involved.

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During a recent Twitter Q&A with fans, Pll showrunner Marlene King was asked what fans can expect from Emily and Alison in the upcoming summer finale. Her answer, though only two words, is worth a second look:

@i__samar There are major revelations.

— I. Marlene King (@imarleneking) July 15, 2016

As with all Pll teases, this could mean something big… »

6 hours ago | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »

On Friday, Netflix debuted the eight-episode first season of Stranger Things, an unapologetic ode to Steven Spielberg, Stephen King, John Carpenter, and all the other horror and suspense tropes of the early '80s that the Duffer Brothers love. I reviewed it last week, and I'm assuming some of you watched it all over the weekend, which means it's time to talk about the show — with full spoilers for the whole season — coming up just as soon as I steal some Eggos from the supermarket... Rather than do an episode-by-episode breakdown of something that's very much just one long story — and one that, as I said in the earlier review, avoids the usual Netflix pacing problems by only running eight hours — I thought I'd pick eight of the topics and moments from the season that struck me, starting with »

- Alan Sepinwall

49 minutes ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Ajarae Coleman is an actress and founder of TheWorkshopGuru.com, a listing and review service for casting director and talent agent/manager workshops.  Fueled by recent media attention, opposition to casting director (CD) workshops is stronger than ever. It is an awkward time for actors like me who value workshops. We are being portrayed, contradictorily, as either: 1) poor, struggling, unwitting fools who are naively allowing themselves to be taken advantage of by these… »

1 hour ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Updating with details as they become available… Cable news networks covering yet another horrific shooting incident today. Three police officers were killed and at least three others wounded in Baton Rouge, La, early this morning when they were shot less than a mile from police headquarters. One suspect — who was armed with an assault rifle and wearing a mask and black fatigues — was killed in a shootout, and police believe there might be two more suspects on the… »

2 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

HBO’s new comedy series “Vice Principals” is a strange beast. Created by the “Eastbound and Down” team of director Jody Hill and star Danny McBride, the 18-episode series explores the uncomfortable alliance between two rival vice principals (McBride and “Justified” veteran Walton Goggins) as they team up to take down the school’s new principal (Kimberly Hebert Gregory).

The cabler launches the first batch of nine episodes on July 17, following the second season premiere of Dwayne Johnson’s “Ballers,” and we’ll presumably see the next nine in 2017. And then that’s it. End of story. It’s a model more common to limited series, or certain British shows (“The Office” comes to mind), and all but unheard of in U.S. television.

Variety spoke with McBride about the unusual format of the show, his standout co-stars (including a Bill Murray cameo in the premiere episode), and making his directorial debut.

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- Geoff Berkshire

3 hours ago | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

Amazon has just released the first set of images from its new original series, which is currently on location in Johannesburg, South Africa. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May appear in the “first-ever studio tent recording” of their new show “The Grand Tour,” which follows the trio’s post–”Top Gear” automotive adventures.

Read More: Amazon Prime Day Deals: 18 Great Films And Television Shows To Buy Right Now

Clarkson, Hammond and May co-presented the highly popular BBC series for more than a decade until their joint departure last year. This new venture continues in a similar vein, with the three hosts traveling the world and driving around in various exotic locales. Naming the show proved difficult, with “Gear Knob” being floated as a possible title before the three eventually settled on “The Grand Tour.”

Read More: Amazon 2016 Pilots: ‘The Interestings’ and ‘The Last Tycoon,’ Reviewed

The show, which is »

- Michael Nordine

3 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

The bad news: You won’t have another three-day holiday weekend until September. (Get a move on, Labor Day!)

The good news: Scrolling through TVLine’s Quotes of the Week is scientifically-ish proven to make the time go by faster.

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This time around, we’ve got Tina Fey’s directorial debut on Difficult People, a flirty confession on Pretty Little Liars, Brennan’s newfound fetish on Bones and a double dose of the Mr. Robot season premiere.

Check out the gallery below – or click here for direct access — then hit »

3 hours ago | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

“Stranger Things” has provided a welcome dose of Steven Spielberg–inflected binge watching for many this weekend, with Netflix’s newest original series gaining favorable reviews for its creepy atmosphere and affectionate ’80s vibe. Courtesy of the show’s Twitter, viewers can now take in one of its most period-appropriate elements: its soundtrack.

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Familiar hits abound on the Spotify playlist, from Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit” to Corey Hart’s “Sunglasses at Night.” Here’s the full tracklist:

The Clash: “Should I Stay or Should I Go” Jefferson Airplane: “She Has Funny Cars” Jefferson Airplane: “White Rabbit” Reagan Youth: “Go Nowhere” Toto: “Africa” The Seeds: “Can’t Seem to Make You Mine” Trooper: “Raise a Little Hell” David Bowie: “Heroes” The Bangles: “Hazy Shade of Winter” The Dawn Trophy Orlando: »

- Michael Nordine

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