T.H.E. Cat was an NBC action-drama that aired between 1966 and 1967, setting the stage for future hit series like The ...

Conan O'Brien Must Go... to premium cable. The comedian's Emmy-nominated travel series, formerly a Max original, will air on HBO during Season 3.

David Lynch forever changed American cinema and television with his distinctive approach to ideas. Blending dark surrealism with the painful realities of the everyday, Lynch inaugurated his ...

"Mary Kay and Johnny" was the first-ever TV sitcom in the U.S., debuting in 1947 with episodes broadcast live in 15-minute ...

With Spider-Man swinging back into theaters with "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," TVLine is taking a look back at the web-head's legacy on the small screen by ranking every Spider-Man TV show, live-action ...

According to "NCIS" executive producer Charles Floyd Johnson, the idea for one of the long-running police procedural's most iconic motifs arose from an unexpected source: the sound of an old flashbulb ...

When I initially reviewed Apple TV's "Cape Fear," I gave it a C+, mostly on the strength of Javier Bardem's performance as Max Cady. But that was just based on the first three episodes, and as the ...

The road to the Oscars wasn't always certain for Zoe Saldaña, an actress best known for her involvement in major franchises such as "Avatar," "Star Trek," and "Guardians of the Galaxy." Although her ...

From exuding confidence on the red carpet to drawing audiences in with every performance, Zendaya is a star in her own right. The actor who rose to prominence with Disney Channel's "Shake It Up" ...

"Justified" creator Graham Yost's show "Boomtown" was a critical hit, but when it came to ratings, it was a total bust. Instead of being remembered as one of TV's greatest crime dramas, the series met ...

Patrick Swayze might be best known for his roles in blockbusters and cult classics, but the "Dirty Dancing" star also spent quite a bit of time on television early in his career. After being a part of ...

Howard Stern made his mark in entertainment with his work in radio and hosting, but one of his lesser-remembered projects was an executive-produced parody of what was once the most watched TV show in ...