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Snowpiercer is preparing to make its final stop.

The TNT series, which launched in May 2020 following the 2013 Bong Joon-ho film of the same name, will conclude after its upcoming fourth season that is currently in production. The show starred Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs.

“We can confirm that Snowpiercer will end after a successful, multi-season run on TNT,” a network spokesperson said in a statement. “Its talented writers, actors and crew took an extraordinary premise and brought it to life in thrilling ways. It was critically acclaimed, had a significant impact on the post-apocalyptic genre, and now remains in the hearts and minds of fans forever.”

The train-focused series, centering on a globe-spanning voyage with plenty of tension, has had a bumpy ride. The project was led by four different showrunners, with the most recent being Paul Zbyszewski. It also had two pilot

The forecast calls for more Jon Snow.

HBO is in early development on a Game of Thrones series that would follow the ongoing adventures of Jon Snow, our sister site THR is hearing. In success, Kit Harington would reprise his role as the onetime would-be Iron Throne heir.

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Updated with statement from Capitol Police

A field production team for “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” was detained in the Capitol on June 16 after filming comedy segments for the CBS late-night show.

CBS confirmed that an incident occured with the Capitol Police while a production team to support the foul-mouthed puppet character Triumph the Insult Comic Dog were on an authorized location shoot in Congress.

Among the seven people arrested was Robert Smigel, the writer and comedian behind Triumph the Insult Comic Dog.

The Capitol Police said in a statement that a team was detained in the Longworth House Office Building at 8:30 p.

The jury in Bill Cosby’s civil trial in nearly reached a verdict on Friday afternoon, but will instead have to start their deliberations over again on Monday morning.

The unusual twist came at the end of the second day of deliberations in Santa Monica Superior Court. The plaintiff, Judy Huth, has sued Cosby for allegedly molesting her at the Playboy Mansion when she was 16, in 1975.

The jurors were asked to answer nine questions, including whether Cosby sexually molested Huth, whether she was under 18, whether Cosby had reason to know that, and how much damages she should be awarded.

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“Bridgerton” fans were whipped into a frenzy at the news that the hit Netflix series would skip ahead of the book’s timeline to feature the love story between Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) in Season 3.

Coughlan announced the news during an Fysee panel celebrating the show on May 15, telling Variety the next day that it was slightly overwhelming to make the proclamation.

“I had a moment because I’ve been keeping this secret for so long, that right before — because I was given the job of Noc which was so lovely, but that right before I went,

Vince McMahon made an appearance on this week’s Friday Night SmackDown on Fox, just hours after stepping down as CEO of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) in the wake of misconduct allegations.

“It is a privilege as always to stand before you, the WWE Universe, especially to stand before you in this ring in Minnesota,” McMahon said from the ring, at the top of this Friday’s event (watch video below). “I’m here simply to remind you of the four words we just saw in what we call the WWE Signature. Those four words are Then, Now, Forever, and

In the latest TV ratings, ABC’s coverage of the sixth and what would be the clinching game of the NBA Finals averaged just shy of 14 million total viewers on Thursday night.

That is up from both the deciding NBA Finals matchups of 2021 (when Bucks over Suns drew 12.5 mil) and 2020 (when the Lakers over the Heat mustered just 8.3 mil, held in October), but it’s looking to fall well shy of the 18.8 million who tuned in for the Raptors’ Game 6 win over the Warriors in June 2019.

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Vince McMahon opened “SmackDown Live” on Friday night with a brief appearance in the ring.

McMahon strutted to the ring with a smile on his face as his theme music — “No Chance in Hell” — played over the speakers. He kept his remarks brief, saying, “It is a privilege as always to stand before you here tonight, the WWE universe…I’m here simply to remind you of the four words we just saw in what we call our WWE signature. Those four words are: then, now, forever, and the most important word is together. Welcome to ‘SmackDown!'”

With that,

Tyler Sanders, a teen actor who received an Emmy nomination for his performance in the Prime Video series “Just Add Magic: Mystery City,” died Thursday in Los Angeles, his representative confirmed to Variety. He was 18.

A cause of death has not yet been confirmed.

Sanders started acting at 10 years old, starring in several short films. He booked his first major TV role in 2017, when he guest-starred as the young version of main character Sam Underwood in an episode of “Fear the Walking Dead” on AMC. Other guest spots on television include an episode of “The Rookie” in 2018 and an episode

Warning: The following contains spoilers for The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 1. Proceed at your own risk!

One of the bigger changes in The Summer I Turned Pretty‘s transition from novel to TV series involves the character of Jeremiah Fisher (played by Gavin Casalegno), one of two brothers vying for the heart of 16-year-old Isabel “Belly” Conklin (Lola Tung).

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Roberta Whiteman, a longtime editor for Variety who specialized in international coverage, died June 17 at a hospice facility near Vero Beach, Fla., where she lived. She was 62.

Known as Bobbie, the British native was a skilled copy editor and news editor who was an unfailingly sunny presence in Variety‘s newsroom for nearly 13 years. Whiteman demonstrated her courage, strength and resilience after being diagnosed in 2007 with a rare form of cancer that affected her spinal cord and brain.

Despite undergoing difficult treatments, Whiteman was rarely absent from the newsroom for long. She was renowned for her skill at sorting through

It’s hard to describe what Ida Engvoll does on “Love & Anarchy” as anything other than a magic trick. There’s a moment early in Season 2 of Lisa Langseth’s Netflix series involving a cup of coffee that’s somehow wilder and funnier and more believable than it has any right to be. Part of the thrill of “Love & Anarchy” is that the characters at the heart of it often seem surprised in the same way. Whether it’s a secret kiss, a coworker walking into a meeting in slippers, or a transformative weekend retreat, watching these people continually pinch themselves to remind them that what’s happening in front of them is actually happening is what helps make this show a top-tier Netflix viewing experience.

Sofie (Engvoll) finds herself in plenty of those moments early on in “Love & Anarchy” as the incoming new high-powered consultant at Stockholm-area publishing house Lund & Lagerstedt,

The Legacies series finale was a family affair in more ways than one.

Not only did Candice King‘s cameo reunite Caroline with her daughter Lizzie (now played by Jenny Boyd), but as King revealed on Instagram after the episode, her real-life daughter Florence May also got in on the action.

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That’s right,

Snowpiercer will soon be reaching its final destination: The dystopian thriller’s fourth season will be its last.

“We can confirm that Snowpiercer will end after a successful, multi-season run on TNT,” a spokesperson for the network said in a statement to our sister site Deadline. “Its talented writers, actors and crew took an extraordinary premise and brought it to life in thrilling ways. It was critically acclaimed, had a significant impact on the post-apocalyptic genre, and now remains in the hearts and minds of fans forever.”

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We’re nearing the end of the 2021-2022 TV season, which has been filled with plenty of shows to keep you busy — but not all are going to be sticking around to see next season. Series can’t last forever, and there are only so many time slots for networks to fill, so eventually, all must come to an end (planned or otherwise). Below is the list of all the TV shows you’ll be saying goodbye to this year. (Stay tuned as this list is continuously updated.) ABC black-ish, 8 seasons Pooch Perfect, 1 season Promised Land, 1 season Queens, 1 season AMC The Walking Dead, 11 seasons Better Call Saul, 6 seasons Kevin Can F**k Himself, 2 seasons Apple TV+ Servant, 4 seasons BBC America Killing Eve, 4 seasons CBS B Positive, 2 seasons Bull, 6 seasons Good Sam, 1 season Magnum P.I., 4 seasons How We Roll, 1 season United States of Al, 2 seasons The CW Batwoman, 3 seasons Legends of Tomorrow,

Spoiler Alert: Do not read if you haven’t watched Season 2 of “Rutherford Falls.”

“Rutherford Falls” is an interracial love story — between two best friends.

The series follows Nathan (Ed Helms), a white man from the family that founded the town of Rutherford Falls centuries before, and Reagan (Jana Schmieding), a member of the Minishonka Nation that was pushed onto a reservation by Nathan’s ancestors. The two have been friends since childhood, but Nathan didn’t truly understand his family history for decades. Season 1 sees Rutherford Falls go through a racial reckoning that not only contextualizes the Rutherfords as

Locked down in cold and dreary London for the pandemic, writer Matt Baker (Professor T) says he was inspired to lift people’s spirits and create “an escapist TV drama in a sunny and glamorous place.” The result: Hotel Portofino, set in 1926 on the Italian Riviera, a location with stunning vistas of flowering cliffs overlooking crystal-clear water. The series revolves around the newly opened luxurious hostelry of the title, run by expat Bella Ainsworth (Natascha McElhone). The wife and mother “wants to escape the imposition of her assigned role in a middle-class British household,” says the Halo actress.“She embraces the risk of creating a new, uncertain life in Italy.” Bella hopes the adventure will also heal the lingering effects of World War I on her daughter, Alice (Olivia Morris), a lonely widow with a child, and her son, ...

Amy Schumer is reevaluating her onstage persona amid the changing political climate.

During The Hollywood Reporter roundtable alongside Tracee Ellis Ross, Quinta Brunson, Selena Gomez, Bridget Everett, and Molly Shannon, the “Life and Beth” star addressed a shift in her stand-up, starting with The Whore Tour.

“It definitely used to be fully a persona, and it feels really good to get closer to me,” Schumer said of the shift. “I love playing a monster, just like the worst white woman, but I’m getting further and further away from that [in my act].”

Schumer explained that the change has “happened gradually” after “educating” herself about the effects jokes can have on audiences. Schumer said she was “seeing the harm in joking around about things that are harmful and taking more responsibility and having it not just be about trying to sneak into this boys’ club.”

With women’s reproductive rights threatened on a national scale,

The hottest place to be in TV may not be traditional television, but Paramount Global was able to make the medium seem pretty cool.

Despite a shaky economy and heightened interest in streaming video, Paramount Global expects to generate more advertising dollars for the CBS primetime schedule than it did last year. The company has largely completed its upfront sales negotiations, according to a person familiar with the matter, and is expecting to see advance advertising commitments rise by at least 10, according to a person familiar with the matter. The company also expects advance ad commitments to rise for digital

Since The Vampire Diaries ended in 2017, series star Candice King returned to close out first spinoff The Originals in 2018, and this week she finally appeared on the next show in Tvd Universe, Legacies, for its series finale. “It’s incredible to have the opportunity to return,” King tells TV Insider and laughs about the tradition of her ending the spinoffs. Since she wasn’t on either show during the rest of their runs, “I just felt like a grateful visitor. I felt like I was over for this wonderful dinner party and was just grateful to be invited.” On Legacies, we saw Caroline reunite with her daughter Lizzie (Jenny Boyd) and take over as (interim) headmistress of the Salvatore School. But is it really “interim”? King addresses that, discusses being back on that set (which was the Salvatore House on Tvd before becoming a school), and more. When I spoke