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It doesn’t look like a warm welcome for Dan (John Goodman) and Louise Conner (Katey Sagal) on the January 11 episode of ABC‘s The Conners, when they encounter high school classmate Smitty Cusamano (guest star William H. Macy), as seen in the first look photo above. Smitty, who left Lanford to find fame and fortune in the pool supply business, is an “outgoing, salesman-type,” says executive producer Bruce Helford. He returns to Lanford to attend a funeral of a beloved English teacher “and maybe show off a bit for his old school buddies,” Helford adds. In the image above, you’ll notice that Dan, Louise, and Smitty are standing in a bar, which may look familiar to Roseanne viewers — it’s Lobo, the famous hangout from the original series! And that’s not the only callback to the ’90s sitcom in the episode, as Helford teases Smitty has quite

The Golden Globes are back on NBC on January 10, with Jerrod Carmichael hosting, and nominations are out. Leading TV nominees is Abbott Elementary with five. Following with four each are The Crown, Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, Only Murders in the Building, Pam & Tommy, and The White Lotus. Receiving three nominations each are Black Bird, Hacks, Ozark, and Severance. HBO Max and Netflix both received the most, with 14 each. Usually, on the day of nominations for awards shows, stars will react to the news, whether through a statement or with a post on social media. However for the 2023 Golden Globes, that hasn’t exactly been the case, with few messages shared, especially on the TV side (which we’re rounding up below). The Globes are back on NBC after the event in 2022 was not televised (though winners were unveiled on social media) following industry backlash to the

National Treasure: Edge of History doesn’t have Nicolas Cage‘s gravely voice declaring he’s “going to steal the Declaration of Independence,” but it does bring fans back into the familiar fold of the franchise’s treasure hunting. Lisette Olivera leads the spinoff series as Jess Valenzuela, the de facto Ben Gates, with Zuri Reed‘s Tasha, Antonio Cipriano‘s Oren, and Jordan Rodrigues‘s Ethan playing her found family and fellow treasure hunters. The foursome, friends since elementary school, will face off with Catherine Zeta-Jones‘ villainous artifacts dealer Billie in the historical fiction/action series, premiering December 14 on Disney+. Justin Bartha reprises his role as fan-favorite Riley Poole in the show. Oren, Tasha, and Ethan jointly represent Riley and Abigail (played by Diane Kruger in the films), but Cipriano tells us Oren is closest in character to Riley. Not only that, but Oren’s also a massive fan

Special Agent in Charge Isobel Castille (Alana De La Garza) is getting a blast from her past in an upcoming episode of FBI. TV Insider has learned exclusively that Tate Donovan will be guest starring in the January 3 episode, “Second Life,” which is a big one for Isobel. Donovan will play Isobel’s old FBI partner, Jake Reed. In the episode, the abduction of a young woman leads the team back to a cold case from 18 years ago, which pushes Isobel to reconnect with Jake and take another shot at solving one of her first cases at the Bureau. Check out our first look photos of Donovan’s Jake with Isobel as well as with Missy Peregrym’s Maggie Bell and Zeeko Zaki’s Omar Adom “Oa” Zidan above and below. “Second Life” will be FBI‘s winter premiere, with the fall finale, “Fortune Son,” airing ...

A cult classic film franchise may be coming back in the form of a streaming series. Disney+ has given the greenlight for a pilot for Witch Mountain, based on the series of movies (with the first released in 1975). The story follows two teens who develop strange abilities and discover their sleepy suburb may not be as idyllic as it seems. Bryce Dallas Howard will lead the cast of the pilot, which also includes Isabel Gravitt, Levi Miller, Bianca “b” Norwood, and Jackson Kelly. Howard will star as Audrey, Tia’s (Gravitt) devoted and loving mother. Her husband died from a mental illness, and she tries to reassure a fretful Tia that she shows no sign of following her father’s dark spiral. She’s described as a warm mama bear type, but like everyone in this town, not everything is as it seems. Gravitt’s Tia is a straight-a student

“Minx” has gone out of print after all. HBO Max canceled its period comedy series after it was picked up for a second season last May.

Sources from Lionsgate, the production company behind the series, confirmed the cancellation to IndieWire. According to the sources, production on Season 2 recently wrapped before HBO Max opted to cancel the series, but Lionsgate TV hopes to shop the series to other outlets.

“We have enjoyed a good partnership with HBO Max and are working closely to find a new opportunity for ‘Minx,’ so current, and new viewers, can continue this journey with us,” Lionsgate said in a statement.

In addition to canceling the second season, HBO Max will also remove the first season, which premiered in March, from the platform. The nixing of “Minx” is the latest cancelation of previously greenlit projects at the streamer, including the DC movie “Batgirl” and several animated series.

Tubi has signed a content deal with entertainment company Cj Enm, the streamer announced on Monday.

The partnership will launch with over 75 Korean films, dramas and K-pop series, totaling 500 hours of content, and will be added as a branded curation to Tubi’s non-English content offering. The move comes as Tubi’s Korean programming viewership has grown over 25 year-over-year on the platform, according to Tubi.

Beginning in December, viewers will be able to stream projects including “Squad 38,” “Reply 1994,” “Hogu’s Love,” “The Chronicles of Evil,” “A Werewolf Boy,” “Hindsight,” and eight seasons of “M Countdown.” Additional titles will be added

The Great HBO Max Purge of 2022 is showing no signs of letting up.

The cabler, which has been on a cost-cutting tear in the wake of the Warner Bros. Discovery merger, has reversed its Season 2 renewal of Minx. The cancellation of the well-received drama — one of TVLine’s Best Shows of 2022 — comes as production on Season 2 was nearing completion.

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Lionsgate Television plans to shop the series to other streamers,

It’s time to get loud. That is the 2023 plan for a number of Latino advocacy organizations that are working to turn up the pressure on Hollywood to achieve significant gains for Latinos at all levels of the entertainment industry.

The nonprofit Latino Donor Collaborative is finalizing plans for a two-day event in New York, May 2-3, targeting top-tier advertisers and leaders of consumer product companies. The goal is to deliver a series of upfront-like presentations that makes the strong business case for why reaching Latino consumers in the U.S. is imperative for the future growth across all sectors of the economy.

“Minx” has been canceled at HBO Max, even though the show had been renewed for Season 2 back in May.

According to sources, the show was preparing to wrap production on its second season when Warner Bros. Discovery decided to scrap the show in its latest cost-cutting move. The first season will also be taken off HBO Max, with producer Lionsgate Television planning to shop the series to other outlets.

“We have enjoyed a good partnership with HBO Max and are working closely to find a new opportunity for ‘Minx,’ so current, and new viewers, can continue this journey with us,

The anchor team at ABC News’ “GMA3” remains in flux pending an ABC News review of conduct by regular hosts Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes, the top executive at the Disney news unit told staffers Monday.

“I understand that the continuing coverage can be distracting from the incredibly important work our team does here at ABC News,” said Kim Godwin, ABC News’ president, in a memo. “Amy and T.J. will be off air pending the completion of an internal review.”

The missive appears to be the first public confirmation by ABC News executives that the co-anchors’ romantic relationship — first

The complete list of 2023’s Golden Globe nominations has been revealed, and it hosts a bevy of 2022’s best cinematic offerings from television to the big screen. But what if you’ve skipped out on theaters and you want to watch those cinematic films from the comfort of your living room or bedroom? Well, that’s what Video on Demand and all these streaming services are here for! Below are several ways to watch the majority of films that have been nominated for next year’s award show. Films such as Top Gun: Maverick, Elvis, Turning Red, Everything Everywhere All at Once, TÁR, and more will be mentioned, as well as what platforms to view them. However, titles such as Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, James Cameron’s Avatar: Way of the Water, Martin McDonagh‘s The Banshees of Inisherin, and Sam Mendes‘ Empire Of Light, will not be included.

Having survived multiple Jurassic Worlds, Bryce Dallas Howard now is escaping to Witch Mountain, as a star of Disney+‘s series “reimagining” of the long-dormant film franchise.

The Witch Mountain franchise began way back in 1975, kids, with Escape to Witch Mountain, which was followed years later by Return to Witch Mountain and then Beyond Witch Mountain. In 1995, the original film was remade for TV as Disney’s Escape to Witch Mountain, while 2009 brought us Race to Witch Mountain, a theatrical redo of, well, Escape to Witch Mountain.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race is sashaying over to a new network for Season 15.

After jumping to VH1 from Logo, the franchise’s latest home will be MTV, where new episodes will begin airing on Friday, Jan. 6 at 8/7c.

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A third season of RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race has also been ordered, with a premiere date still Tbd. Additionally, three new international versions of the franchise — set in Brazil,

“Drag Race” is expanding at home and abroad.

The flagship “RuPaul’s Drag Race” series is moving to MTV from VH1, where it has aired since 2017. The shift will come with the premiere of Season 15 on Jan. 6 at 8 p.m.

The franchise is also making several expansions in its international presence. Editions of “Drag Race” have been greenlit in Brazil, Germany and Mexico, adding to the existing roster of global versions in the U.K., Thailand, Spain and more. These will be available on MTV and Paramount+ in ther respective territories. Paramount+ will also be the exclusive hub for the first ever “Global All Stars,

Just in time for the true arrival of sweater weather, Baking It Season 2 kicks off tonight with a holiday special on NBC at 10/9c.

Season 1 of the Making It spinoff was hosted by Saturday Night Live alumni Maya Rudolph and Andy Samberg, and it showcased several teams concocting holiday treats that were then judged by a panel consisting entirely of grandmothers. The winning team, sisters Jessica Washburn and Stephanie Moikeha, took home 50,000 and the coveted “Best in Dough” title.

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Spoiler Alert: This interview contains spoilers for Season 2 of “The White Lotus,” now streaming on HBO Max.

Ethan’s calm exterior finally bubbled over in the Season 2 finale of “The White Lotus.” After a tense brunch, the tech entrepreneur, played by Will Sharpe, confronts wife Harper (Aubrey Plaza), questioning whether she had sex with Cameron (Theo James).

Harper admits to kissing him, which prompts Ethan to physically fight his college roommate in the ocean. The scuffle gets intense before being broken up by another tourist.

A visibly upset Ethan finds Daphne on the beach and tells her his suspicions about their spouses,

The 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards announced its list of nominees on Monday, December 12 with the help of Lopez vs. Lopez stars Mayan Lopez and Selenis Leyva, who stepped in for George Lopez after he tested positive for Covid-19. The 2023 Golden Globes TV nominations are a mixed bag with some unexpected noms and surprising snubs. The Golden Globes returns to TV this year after a one-year hiatus (the 79th Golden Globes winners were announced in a Twitter thread). Given the hiatus, let’s review what makes a TV show eligible for Golden Globe. As long as a show/film came out during the 2022 calendar year (with some exceptions for non-English language films), it was eligible for nomination consideration. The 2022 films and TV shows were made available for viewing for HFPA voters through screening events and screeners, which is why Avatar: The Way of Water was eligible for nominations (and received

With White Lotus Season 2 officially in the rearview mirror, what are diehard fans of HBO’s resort-set phenom to do? Obsess about Season 3, of course. And any thoughtful discussion of the series’ next chapter must begin with the call sheet — specifically, which franchise vet(s) will series creator Mike White invite back?

Although there’s been no official confirmation that a past guest will follow in the footsteps of Jennifer Coolidge’s Tanya (R.I.P.) by becoming the newest member of White Lotus’ loyalty program, White previously told TVLine that he envisioned the Emmy-winning series as a “Marvel universe

Bookmark this page because TV Insider is providing you with a handy weekly list. With so much on TV — including new and standout episodes in primetime, streaming premieres, movies, and specials — we’re hoping to make it a bit easier for you to keep track of everything you don’t want to miss. Every Monday, on our Shows page, we keep track of the 25 shows that excite us for the week ahead. Read on for what to watch the week of December 12-18. With the Yellowstone universe expanding this week with the prequel and new Duttons in 1923 (December 18 on Paramount+), starring Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford, how could anything else top our list? Also debuting on streaming this week is Kindred (December 13 on Hulu), based on Octavia Butler’s novel and starring Mallori Johnson as a young Black woman who finds herself pulled back and forth in time. Over on Netflix,