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Patrick Swayze and Jonathan Frakes were just two of the many, many stars to appear in "North and South," a trilogy of miniseries about the Civil War that aired on ABC in the '80s and '90s. Based on ...

Fash around and find out, eh? In this week's "Outlander: Blood of My Blood," Seema's bid to replace Julia as Mrs. Henry Beauchamp ends in blood and death: After the unhinged Castle Leathers servant ...

More than two decades after "Love Comes Softly" was first adapted for television, the Janette Oke book series is getting a new incarnation. TVLine can exclusively reveal that an all-new "Love Comes ...

Michael Schur is reuniting with a few familiar faces for his upcoming Peacock comedy "DIG." Jason Mantzoukas and Max Greenfield, who both recently appeared in Season 2 of Schur's "A Man on the Inside, ...

The following post contains spoilers for Episodes 1 and 2 of Disney+'s "VisionQuest." After five long years, Paul Bettany's Vision has returned to the Marvel Cinematic Universe... and he could ...

Wedding bells are ringing on "The Young and the Restless," and TVLine has your exclusive first look at Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) and Billy Abbott's (Jason Thompson) big day. The bride and groom ...

UPtv is celebrating the holiday season with eight Christmas movie premieres in 2026, featuring royal romances, second chances at love, and a festive whodunit. The network's "Most Uplifting Christmas ...

Here's some divine casting scoop: CBS' "Cupertino" is about to reunite a couple of the Vatican's finest. Aasif Mandvi, who played Ben Shakir in the supernatural drama "Evil," will guest-star on the ...

If you owned a TV set at any point in the last five decades, odds are you've seen Morgan Fairchild grace your screen at some point — especially if you love soap operas. Known for the 1982 thriller ...

You've heard of popular NBC medical dramas like "St. Elsewhere" and "Chicago Med," but the blueprint for the genre can be traced back to "Emergency!" which ran for 122 episodes between 1972 and 1977.

Before Leonard Nimoy got a regular gig as Spock on "Star Trek," his acting jobs were mostly one-off guest appearances. In 1956, Nimoy landed a role on "Matinee Theatre," in the episode "Whom Death Has ...