Best TV Shows (November 2025)
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The Abandons
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Debuts December 4, 2025
A tale of two families. Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson go head-to-head in this gritty and cinematic storytelling of the haves and have nots.
Official Trailer
Debuts December 4, 2025
A tale of two families. Lena Headey and Gillian Anderson go head-to-head in this gritty and cinematic storytelling of the haves and have nots.
Everybody Loves Raymond stars reflect on death of Sawyer Sweeten
Sawyer tragically passed away in April 2015 just weeks ahead of what would have been his 20th birthday.
Everybody Loves Raymond cast now unrecognizable during reunion special
The stars of Everybody Loves Raymond have reunited for the beloved sitcom's 30th anniversary special. While some stars have barely aged a day since the show's heyday, others are unrecognizable.
NEUROMANCER Set Photos & Video Reveal A Striking New Look For Briana Middleton's Molly Millions
Some more photos from the set of Apple TV+'s Neuromancer adaptation have found their way online, giving us a first look at a striking new costume for Molly Millions...
..of course Molly is White in the book(s)
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A chance encounter at a Los Angeles Dodgers game got Michael Connelly thinking. Already a successful novelist with a series of books about LAPD detective Harry Bosch, the author had been considering writing about the courts but lacked a way to present those stories.
Then he met David Ogden, who gave him an entry point. An attorney, Ogden navigated his way to nearly forty courthouses in Los Angeles County, working in the back of his car as a client drove him around.
“I was hesitant because I’m not a lawyer, and the big practitioners of the legal thriller have usually been in courtrooms and done the work,” Connelly said during a telephone interview from his Florida home. “That probably made me hesitate for more years than I should have. But once I met this guy, I kind of felt like—I don’t know what you want to call it—a gimmick, a style that I thought was somewhat unique, and it got me excited and so that’s why I did it.”
Connelly might have shrugged off the idea of a lawyer working out of his car, but Ogden convinced him that he was successful. So successful, in fact, that he lived in Malibu and counted future Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey among his neighbors. Skip ahead about eleven years and McConaughey would bring Mickey Haller, the character Ogden inspired, to life in the 2011 film The Lincoln Lawyer.
20 Years Strong: How Michael Connelly Keeps “The Lincoln Lawyer” Series Fresh
A chance encounter at a Los Angeles Dodgers game got Michael Connelly thinking. Already a successful novelist with a series of books about LAPD detective Harry Bosch, the author had been considerin…
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A chance encounter at a Los Angeles Dodgers game got Michael Connelly thinking. Already a successful novelist with a series of books about LAPD detective Harry Bosch, the author had been considering writing about the courts but lacked a way to present those stories.
Then he met David Ogden, who gave him an entry point. An attorney, Ogden navigated his way to nearly forty courthouses in Los Angeles County, working in the back of his car as a client drove him around.
“I was hesitant because I’m not a lawyer, and the big practitioners of the legal thriller have usually been in courtrooms and done the work,” Connelly said during a telephone interview from his Florida home. “That probably made me hesitate for more years than I should have. But once I met this guy, I kind of felt like—I don’t know what you want to call it—a gimmick, a style that I thought was somewhat unique, and it got me excited and so that’s why I did it.”
Connelly might have shrugged off the idea of a lawyer working out of his car, but Ogden convinced him that he was successful. So successful, in fact, that he lived in Malibu and counted future Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey among his neighbors. Skip ahead about eleven years and McConaughey would bring Mickey Haller, the character Ogden inspired, to life in the 2011 film The Lincoln Lawyer.
Scrubs fans have a big complaint as sitcom drops first look at reboot
Scrubs fans were treated to the long-awaited trailer for season ten of the hit medical show on Tuesday - 15 years on from the iconic comedy's finale in 2010.
‘Seeking Sister Wife’ Stars Lorrana, Garrick & Dannielle Merrifield Welcome Baby Girl; Garrick Reveals If They’ll Add More Wives & Kids to Family
The Merrifields of TLC’s Seeking Sister Wife are officially a family of seven. The trio revealed this week that Lorrana– who became Garrick’s wife and Dannielle’s sister wife in October 2024– gave …www.theashleysrealityroundup.com
'Seeking Sister Wife' Star Garrick Merrifield Arrested
"Seeking Sister Wife" star Garrick Merrifield is juggling a lot these days ... he's got a couple wives, a baby and three other kids ... and now he's got some legal trouble to deal with ... because he just got busted for misdemeanor domestic violence ... TMZ has learned.
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Seeking Sister Wife's Garrick Merrifield Arrested for Domestic Violence: Report
Seeking Sister Wife's Garrick Merrifield was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge in Colorado, according to TMZ
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‘Seeking Sister Wife’ star Garrick Merrifield arrested for domestic violence — just days after announcing daughter’s birth
The star was arrested Monday in Chaffee County, Colorado but has since bonded out of jail, TMZ reported.
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'Seeking Sister Wife' Star Garrick Merrifield Threatened to Call ICE on Wife
"Seeking Sister Wife" star Garrick Merrifield was arrested Monday for domestic violence against his wife ... and now we've uncovered explosive details on the dramatic incident, including a threat to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The Future of Entertainment, Part 1: Is Hollywood’s Business Model Broken? - The Ringer
The film and TV business has quietly—or, if you work in the industry, not so quietly—been in a depression for the past few years. Ben Fritz joins to talk about what’s happened to the TV and film business.
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Everything Is Television - The Ringer
On this special crossover episode, Derek is interviewed by Ben Smith and Max Tani of Semafor’s Mixed Signals podcast about his recent essay “Everything Is Television.” During the conversation, they discuss TV, politics, the definition of charisma, and much more.
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Best TV: What Is The Best Thing You Have Watched On The Small Screen? - Page 200 - RedFlagDeals.com Forums
Just when I thought I would never watch Dexter [after endings of original and New Blood]. Original Sin brought me back in... can't say enough
[HBO Original] IT: Welcome to Derry, coming this fall, based on Stephen King's 1986 novel IT, prequel to the films - RedFlagDeals.com Forums
'IT: Chapter Two' September 6 2019 (formerly 'Stephen King's IT' Sep 8 2017) Thread "Get ready to go back to where IT
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New ‘Alien Earth’ TV Series in the works at FX - Noah Hawley, Ridley Scott - RedFlagDeals.com Forums
This will most likely be on Disney+ under Star. Noah Hawley, Ridley Scott both involved. "The series is billed as being the first Alien story
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Say What?! The 20 Most Jaw-Dropping Lines From ‘All’s Fair,’ Ranked
The first three episodes of Hulu’s pilloried legal soap from Ryan Murphy and Kris Jenner Productions have already served up a bonanza of truly bonkers dialogue (and a truckload of Birkin bags).www.hollywoodreporter.com
How 'Stranger Things' became Netflix's 'Star Wars,' propelling it into Hollywood's stratosphere
When Netflix was trying to establish itself as a place for original TV shows, "Stranger Things" was a key program that pierced the cultural zeitgeist.
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Shinsuke Sato on the Success of Netflix’s ‘Alice in Borderland,’ Returning to Films
The Japanese filmmaker opens up about spending the last 5 years of his life working on the popular sci-fi series and the future of the franchise.
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