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In its ever-expanding goal to be Star Trek all year round, CBS All Access has now picked up the Spock, Captain Pike and Number One starring Star Trek: Strange New Worlds to series.

With a title lifted in part from James T. Kirk’s beloved introduction to the original mother show, the third full live action show in the Alex Kurtzman-pioneered Trekverse after Star Trek Discovery and Star Trek Picard will feature Ethan Peck, Anson Mount and Rebecca Romijn reprising their respective roles from Season 2 of the Sonequa Martin-Green-led Discovery.

Official confirmation of the long-rumored show would normally be perfect for either a network Upfronts or San Diego Comic Con, but neither of those are happening this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Then again, that didn’t stop the trio of leads from sending fans greetings of the new show today via video:

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David Spade and Jimmy Fallon sure know how to Zoom in style. During Wednesday's at-home episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Saturday Night Live alums recalled joining a star-studded Zoom call that their pal put together. But, little did David know, he would be video-chatting with the likes of Hollywood's finest. "Guy Oseary is a buddy of both of ours and he knows a lot of people," the Grown Ups star explained. "And he knows a lot of people, but he just said, 'Hey, you wanna jump on a Zoom with me and some friends? You'll know them. On this date?' And I go, 'Sure.' And then—but I came in a little late and I was, like, having a drink and I come in...

The Atx Television Festival is considered the premiere event for TV fans and industry professionals alike. Traditionally taking place in Austin, Texas, current events prohibited any in-person gatherings, but the organizes shifted this year’s edition to the virtual realm at the beginning of April. Running from June 5 – 7, the three-day event will host panels with showrunners, sneak previews, TV trivia, and a music showcase — all streaming for free via YouTube Live.

Thursday morning, the first official programs and panels to headline Atx 2020 — officially dubbed “Atx TV… From the Couch” — have been unveiled, including a “Scrubs” (virtual) reunion and a slew of drama panels.

Freeform’s “The Bold Type” will showcase an early look at the premiere episode, debuting June 11, followed by a panel with showrunner/executive producer Wendy Straker-Hauser and various cast members.

NBC’s “New Amsterdam” will host a conversation about “using fiction to navigate important conversations about health

Television is the only thing getting many of us through these troubling times, and that's Ok! Do whatever you need to do to cope with the coronavirus pandemic. And hey, if you keep binge-watching Netflix and Hulu and Amazon Prime shows after everything is over, there's nothing wrong with that

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The NBC medical drama New Amsterdam can claim a dubious honor: having almost predicted the devastating effects of coronavirus. Fans may remember that the show had planned an episode that looked at a pandemic breaking out in New York, but pulled it over concerns it was inappropriate given what's

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The wait for new episodes of Star Trek: Discovery feels like forever given the mind-blowing events that unfolded at the end of Season 2. As you'll recall, Control's (Alan Van Sprang) armada of Section 31 ships threatened to destroy all sentient life. However, they were ultimately defeated by our

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Man, the wait for Season 2 of The Mandalorian just keeps getting harder, doesn’t it?

Justified veteran Timothy Olyphant is the latest big name to join the cast of the Disney+ Star Wars offshoot, according to The Hollywood Reporter. No details are available yet on Olyphant’s role; Season 2, which already finished shooting before the coronavirus pandemic halted production worldwide, has been filmed “under a veil of secrecy,” per THR.

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Raymund stars as Jackie Quiñones, a lesbian National Marine Fisheries Service

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Timothy Olyphant is the latest star to sign on to “The Mandalorian” Season 2, Variety has confirmed with sources.

The exact nature and scope of Olyphant’s role is being kept under wraps. He joins previously confirmed Season 2 cast members Temuera Morrison, Rosario Dawson, and Michael Biehn.

Reps for Olyphant and Disney did not immediately respond to Variety’s request for comment.

Olyphant’s most recent regular TV role was on the Netflix series “Santa Clarita Diet.” He is also well known for his starring role in the FX drama “Justified” and the HBO period drama “Deadwood.” He was nominated for

Netflix hasn't released ratings information for Outer Banks, the sun-soaked teen drama that pits the haves against the have-nots on the picturesque coast of North Carolina, but the series has been featured regularly among the most-watched shows on the streaming service since its debut in mid-April.

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I fondly recall seeing Snowpiercer in the theater. Because I had just become a dad, escapes from the house were few and far between, and the theater was packed and buzzing from the anticipation of seeing the newest and first English-language film from Bong Joon Ho, who had hit some international

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The Mandalorian's first season came to a close last winter with a few major revelations, including Mando's (Pedro Pascal) real name (it's Din Djarin) and the fact he had been rescued as a child by blue-armored Mandalorians after the death of his parents and was raised as one of their own. But that's

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The following post contains minor spoilers for How to Get Away With Murder‘s series finale.

Annalise Keating faced some serious criminal charges in How to Get Away With Murder‘s final episodes — and the one person who could prove her innocence never even made an appearance in Season 6.

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As Annalise’s trial wore on,

Even if you're no longer a young adult yourself, there is still plenty of fun to be had from settling in with a great coming-of-age film. Luckily, in addition to an amazing selection of teen-centric TV shows, Netflix also has a fairly decent (and constantly growing) Ya film selection. From sweet

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Barça Studios and Sony Music Latin Iberia are teaming to produce “Talent Explorers,” an animated series which marks the third title from Barça Studios, the burgeoning film-tv content arm of F.C. Barcelona, one of the world’s biggest soccer clubs.

The series – which sees Max, a 15 year-old boy, Roc, big bear with a heart of gold, and Lynds, a tech-savvy pink kitten, travel the world, scouting for the next generation of soccer stars, – marks the third title at Barça Studios, after first team player doc series “Matchday,” just released by Netflix in Latin America.

A second title, “La Masia,

Fans got the moment we've all been waiting for this season on Supergirl when Lena (Katie McGrath) finally realized her animosity towards Kara and Supergirl had driven her too close to the edge of villainy and decided to beg for forgiveness. Watching her come to Kara and deliver such a heartfelt and

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At this point in May, our list of remaining bubble shows is typically hovering at or around zero. But the global coronavirus pandemic has thrown the fall scheduling process into upheaval, leading many of the major broadcast networks to delay renewal/cancellation decisions on their remaining in-limbo series until later this month (or beyond).

According to our latest tabulations, the casts and crews of 26 (!!) scripted series (broadcast only) are still awaiting word on the fate of their day jobs. The verdict is already in on most CBS and CW shows, so many of the two dozen-plus question marks are concentrated at ABC,

With its lean and mean — and meaningfully unscripted — slate, Fox is on track to win the 2019-2020 TV season, topping the broadcast-tv pack for the first time in eight years.

All told, Fox is averaging a 1.8 demo rating in the coveted 18-49 demo (per “most current”/DVR-inclusive numbers), up 13 percent from last year. NBC places second with a 1.4 rating (down 18% Yoy), followed by ABC (1.1, down 15%) and CBS (1.1, down 31%), and then The CW (0.3, down 25%).

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[Note: The following contains spoilers for the end of this season of “The Eddy.”]

For a show that finds a creative and spiritual hub inside the walls of a jazz club, it’s a curious choice to end this season of “The Eddy” outside. Forced out of the building they call home after a series of explosions destroys the interior and chases out unsuspecting patrons, the members of the band that form the backbone of the Netflix series take to the streets of east Paris. Playing the song that gives the show its title, the musicians sing and dance and play instruments makeshift and otherwise for cafe patrons sitting outdoors.

In the words of Glen Ballard, who wrote much of the music for the series, it’s an ending that finds a tiny sense of triumph, even in a time of sadness. Not only is that in line with what powers most of the season’s eight episodes, it’s in line

In news that is sure to make you joyfully leap like your name is Pavel Andreievich Chekov, that Star Trek spin-off everybody asked for is officially moving forward! CBS All Access has ordered the Star Trek: Discovery spin-off, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, because we deserve nice things.

The new

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