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If there’s one thing Pretty Little Liars taught us, it’s to never trust a man from across the pond — which is why we’re especially intrigued by this latest spinoff casting news.

English actor Graeme Thomas King has been cast in Freeform’s Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, playing Jeremy, a “brilliant young scientist who works at Beacon Heights’ prestigious Hotchkiss Technologies, and is hiding a shocking secret.”

Based on Sara Shepard’s novel of the same name, The Perfectionists finds Alison and Mona traveling to the mysterious city of Beacon Heights, where they soon find themselves immersed in a deadly new mystery.

“Limitless” star Jake McDorman and “Atypical’s” Nik Dodani have joined the cast of CBS’ “Murphy Brown” reboot.

McDorman will play Murphy Brown’s (Candice Bergen) son Avery; Dodani is the “FYI” team’s social media director, Pat.

Avery, like mom, is a journalist. The millennial also inherited Brown’s competitive spirit and a quick wit, per the character’s description.

As previously announced, original cast members Candice Bergen, Faith Ford, Joe Regalbuto and Grant Shaud will reprise their roles. As TheWrap previously reported, Charles Kimbrough is expected to return as a *surprise* guest star, but...

“Once Upon a Time” ends its run in May with a two-part series finale that will see many favorite characters returning. Set to reprise his role as Robin Hood, suitor to Regina (Lana Parilla) is Sean Maguire. Dare we hope for a happy ending for this ill-fated couple? Also tapped to appear in “Leaving Storybrooke” are JoAnna Garcia-Swisher as Ariel, the Little Mermaid and Victoria Smurfit as Cruella de Vil of “101 Dalmatians” fame.

Three recurring players — Lee Arenberg (Grumpy/Leon), Keegan Tracy (Blue Fairy/Mother Superior ) and Tony Amendola (Geppetto/Marco) — who were all in the series opener, will be there for the close of the show that is shuttering after seven seasons. Already tapped for return appearances in the third last installment, episode 20, are Jared Gilmore as young Henry and Beverley Elliot as Granny who will figure prominently in flashbacks.

Robbie Kay returns to the role of Peter

It’s official — USA Network has ordered an eight-episode second season of its praised drama series The Sinner, from Universal Cable Production. Talks about ways of bringing back the Jessica Biel-starring and executive produced limited series started right after its strong ratings start. The Simmer ranked as the top new cable series of 2017, with its ratings steadily growing throughout its initial run. Additionally, the mystery drama also was well received by critics…

As ABC prepared to close the book on Once Upon a Time, a number of familiar faces are making their way back to the fairy tale drama for its final episodes.

As previously announced, the fairy tale drama will end with its current seventh season. The series finale — fittingly called "Leaving Storybrooke" — will air May 18 on ABC. And the drama from showrunners Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis will feature a number of familiar faces returning for the final two episodes.

Here's a round-up of everyone confirmed to return. THR will update this page as more information becomes...

Doctor Who and Marvel's Jessica Jones alum David Tennant has been tapped to star in Camping, an eight-episode, straight-to-series comedy from Girls creator and executive producer Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner, respectively. When Tennant appears on the series, he will play Walt, Kathryn's (Jennifer Garner) obedient husband and loving father, who is the reliable lynch pin of his male... Read More...

She's on her way to becoming Queen! Though filming for Season 3 of The Crown doesn't start until July, Olivia Colman is already preparing for her role as Queen Elizabeth by perfecting the monarch's unique accent. "They're giving me a great voice coach who will make sure I speak like the Queen," she recently revealed. "So I’ll just learn the lines and try and copy exactly what they do."

The actress is understandably anxious about her upcoming role on the beloved Netflix series. "I’m really nervous to take over something that’s been so great — it’s scary," she told The Sun. But luckily, one of the best possible teachers — only second to the Queen, herself — has offered to help Olivia! "Claire Foy has let me know I can call if I need to," she added.

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Netflix will revisit the political legacy of Robert F. Kennedy with the four-hour documentary series “Bobby Kennedy For President.”

The series, which launches globally on April 27, is timed to correspond with the 50th anniversary of Kennedy’s 83-day presidential run, which officially began on March 16, 1968, and ended with his assassination at Los Angeles’ Ambassador Hotel barely three months later.

Directed and executive produced by Dawn Porter (“Gideon’s Army,” “Trapped”) the series explores Kennedy’s transformation from a law-and-order leader to progressive social justice and civil rights crusader.

Kennedy served as U.S. Attorney General under the administration of his brother,

Nickelodeon is in talks to reboot “Clarissa Explains It All,” TheWrap is told. And yes, it will star Melissa Joan Hart again. Series creator Mitchell Kriegman is also in conversations to write and executive produce this new version, which will see Hart’s Clarissa Darling as a mom. Hart will executive produce the remake via her Hartbreak Films banner. Also Read: 'Sabrina' Fans: Here's Your First Look at Salem the Cat in Netflix Reboot (Photo) Nickelodeon declined comment on the talks when reached by TheWrap. “Clarissa” followed Hart as a teenager, navigating the confusing life stage alongside her friend Sam (Sean O’Neal) and annoying little...

The journalists who work for CBS’ venerable “60 Minutes” have interviewed everyone from CEOs to heads of state to Bob Dylan. Now one of them will turn the show’s spotlight on a porn star who has been in the center of the national news cycle.

The CBS newsmagazine intends to air a report in which contributing correspondent Anderson Cooper talks to Stormy Daniels, the porn star and exotic dancer who alleges she had an affair with President Donald Trump before he took over the Oval Office. At present the segment is expected to air during the show’s March 25th broadcast,

Is Adam Rippon doing “Dancing with the Stars”? The figure skater is keeping his lips mostly sealed for now.

“I would think that, like, it would be, like, such as, umm, the Americas and such as,” the Olympic bronze medalist told “Entertainment Tonight” when asked, invoking Miss South Carolina Caitlin Upton infamous answer at the Miss Teen USA 2007 pageant. (This means he’s totally doing it, right?!)

One of the breakout stars of the Winter Olympics, Rippon seems like an ideal candidate to hit the hardwood for “Dancing”’s upcoming all-athletes season. (Plus, his BFF Mirai Nagasu has been angling for a spot already.) Rippon has been living his best life in the Olympic afterglow, doing everything from attending the Oscars to accepting the Visibility Award from the Human Rights Campaign.

See ‘Dancing with the Stars’ Olympics wish list: Top 7 athletes we’d love to see include Adam Rippon, John Shuster

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Nat Geo has cast Bradley Whitford, Lamorne Morris and Steve Zahn as the stars of its six-part limited series “Valley of the Boom,” which is set in Silicon Valley during the ’90s tech bubble.

Additionally John Karna will play Marc Andreesen, a computer engineer who co-created Mosaic, the first internet browser. Plus, Dakota Shapiro and Oliver Cooper play Ivy League undergraduates who launched theglobe.com, one of the very first social networking sites, out of their dorm room.

The 2019 miniseries hails from Matthew Carnahan, Arianna Huffington and STXtv. Other executive producers are Jason Goldberg, Brant Pinvidic and David Walpert, while David Newsom, Gary Goldman and...

Lifetime unveiled its fall slate on Thursday, including the premiere date for the Greg Berlanti-Sera Gamble drama “You” and a new home for the unscripted series “Seven Year Switch.” “Seven Year Switch,” which follows married couples as they temporarily swap partners in an attempt to fix their struggling relationship, has previously aired on sister A+E network Fyi for three seasons. Season 4 will instead air on Lifetime. Lifetime has also ordered two other unscripted series, “Raising Tourette’s,” which follows families raising kids with Tourette Syndrome, and “Seatbelt Psychic,” in which a psychic will deliver readings to ride share passengers from the...

Former SNL cast member Chris Parnell has a new TV gig: He’ll co-star in the untitled CBS comedy pilot starring Damon Wayans Jr., our sister site Deadline is reporting.

Wayans (New Girl, Happy Endings) stars as one half of a boring married couple whose lives get a jolt when a young pop star moves in with them. Parnell will play Wayne, the pop star’s slick, money-hungry agent.

Parnell currently recurs as Dean Parker on Freeform’s black-ish spinoff grown-ish. In addition to his eight years on SNL, Parnell has had memorable runs on 30 Rock, Archer and Suburgatory.

Honoring Lynda Carter with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her role in TV’s Wonder Woman seems like something that should have already happened a while back. It’s not too hard to believe that Patty Jenkins, the woman who directed the Wonder Woman movie just last year, will be one of the guest speakers at the ceremony. If you want to know the truth, Carter wasn’t the original Wonder Woman that played the TV version, but she was the icon that took over the role and made it last within the American consciousness. Her portrayal of the

TV Wonder Woman Lynda Carter to Receive Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

For as tidily as “Wild Wild Country” can be summed up — “It’s the docuseries about an Indian cult leader!” — the show overall is an incredibly dense examination of religion, immigrants, and Americans’ perception of both. As intense as it is illuminating, the six-episode Netflix series deconstructs misconceptions about cults while exposing incredibly dark secrets at the same time — and that’s where the doc finds its power: Just when you think you know what it’s about, there’s quite a surprise around the next corner.

Directed by Chapman and Maclain Way (“The Battered Bastards of Baseball”), “Wild Wild Country” focuses on what at first seems like a relatively simple conflict. Followers of an Indian spiritual guru decided to build a commune in Oregon, and their neighbors were none too pleased about it. But what started as an uncomfortable wariness of the unknown soon turned nasty, then openly hostile,

Jonny Coyne (Turn, Alcatraz) is set for a key recurring role on the upcoming third season of AMC's Preacher. Based on the popular cult comic book franchise, Preacher is a supernatural and darkly comedic drama that follows a Texas preacher named Jesse Custer, played by Dominic Cooper, who is inhabited by a mysterious entity called Genesis that gives him the power to make people do whatever he commands. Coyne will play Allfather D’Aronique. He is physically large…

An attorney representing John Paul Getty III’s sister calls Trust, the forthcoming FX series about Getty’s 1973 kidnapping, a “wildly sensationalized false portrayal” of the Getty family, and demands to review all episodes of the 10-part limited series. Attorney Martin Singer today in a letter obtained by Deadline accused Trust executive producer Danny Boyle and FX Networks of falsely implying that family members were complicit in the kidnapping as part of a plot to dupe…

Saturday Night Live alum Chris Parnell is set to co-star opposite Felix Mallard and Damon Wayans Jr. in CBS' multi-camera comedy pilot from writers Tim McAuliffe (The Last Man on Earth) and Austen Earl (9Jkl) and The Late Late Show With James Corden executive producer Ben Winston. In addition, Phill Lewis (Superior Donuts, One Day at a Time) has been tapped to direct the pilot. Written by McAuliffe and Earl, the untitled comedy revolves around Peter (Wayans) and Claire, a…

California’s Dem. Rep. John Garamendi says if President Donal Trump fails to order Us Cyber Command to respond to Russian hacking of Us utilities, it would be a dereliction of office and could amount to an article of impeachment. “This whole thing is spinning out of control,” Garamendi warned Wolf Blitzer on Friday. “We've got the President of the United States in a situation where his entire White House is falling apart. And, just yesterday we learned that Russia is…