THE HUB

Thursday television is getting into the Halloween spirit, and nobody is taking the assignment more seriously than the residents of Woodstone Mansion. CBS delivers a special hour of Ghosts, while FX brings American Horror Story Season 13 to its conclusion just in time for the holiday. Meanwhile, ABC keeps the emergencies coming with 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Nashville and Grey's Anatomy, while NBC has another round of betrayals on The Traitors: New Blood. Between haunted mirrors, hospital

Wednesday television is bringing Halloween mischief, hospital emergencies, reality-TV heartbreak and a championship that could be decided tonight. Abbott Elementary celebrates spooky season with a party that has Janine and Jacob asking questions, while NBC delivers three new episodes of its One Chicago dramas. Meanwhile, Love Is Blind moves closer to the altar, The Challenge crowns its Season 42 winners, and the Tampa Bay Rays fight to keep their World Series hopes alive. Bet

If you were planning to spend your Tuesday night at Westside Hospital, you'll have to wait another week. FOX's hit medical drama DOC is taking a brief break from its usual schedule, leaving fans without a new episode on Tuesday, October 27. But don't worry. Dr. Amy Larsen and the rest of the Westside team aren't going anywhere. The interruption has nothing to do with the show's future, and the next episode is already on the calendar. Why Isn't ‘DOC’ Airing Tonight? Baseball i

The Silver family is about to get another complicated chapter, and this time, the trouble is coming from someone who knows the family a little too well. Boston Blue is welcoming CSI veteran Marg Helgenberger as Gwen Silver, the estranged biological mother of Sarah Silver (Maggie Lawson), and her arrival could stir up some emotions that have been buried for years. Helgenberger makes her debut in the November 13 episode, appropriately titled “Bloodlines.” CBS has released new p

Amy Poehler is trading Pawnee politics for ancient artifacts, and her latest comedy looks ready to dig up plenty of trouble. Peacock has released the official trailer and key art for DIG, a new 10-episode series that reunites Poehler with Parks and Recreation co-creator Michael Schur. The comedy arrives November 23, with the entire first season available to binge. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Greece, DIG follows a group of archaeologists and college students spending

Chris Pratt is trading superhero battles for a different kind of mission, and this time, the goal isn't saving the world. Apple TV has released the official trailer and new key art for Way of the Warrior Kid, an upcoming film about courage, confidence, and an unlikely bond between an uncle and his nephew. The movie premieres globally on November 25, 2026, just in time for Thanksgiving. Based on the bestselling novel by former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, the film stars Pratt alon

Tuesday television is bringing familiar faces, emotional farewells, season finales and another night of World Series baseball. CBS continues its three-hour NCIS lineup, ABC sends R.J. Decker into its Season 2 finale, and Dancing with the Stars keeps the competition moving. Meanwhile, Netflix is celebrating the life and legacy of Matthew Perry with a new three-part documentary, while FX wraps up the first season of The Drop: A Snowfall Saga. Whether you're looking for crime dr

Class is back in session at Crescent Veil Academy! Disney has officially renewed Coven Academy for Season 2, proving that witches, warlocks, forbidden romance, and a little supernatural chaos are exactly what fans have been craving. The announcement arrived Monday, October 26, less than a month after the supernatural teen drama made its debut. Apparently, all it takes is a mysterious boarding school, a few dangerous secrets, and some ridiculously complicated love lives to cas

Get those red swimsuits out of storage because Baywatch is officially heading back to television, and FOX has finally given fans an exact date to circle on their calendars. The new series will premiere Wednesday, January 6, 2027, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, bringing a fresh generation of lifeguards, dangerous rescues, and enough beachside drama to make Southern California feel like the center of the television universe again. FOX also unveiled a new teaser to celebrate the announcement,

Monday television is coming in hot with reality competition chaos, workplace comedy, FBI investigations and a World Series showdown. NBC wraps up the Battle Rounds on The Voice, Hulu introduces a group of celebrities willing to embrace their inner mobsters, and Netflix serves up a new comedy about teenagers trying to survive the wonderful world of minimum-wage employment. Meanwhile, FBI and CIA continue their Monday-night partnership on CBS, Line of Fire raises the stakes wit

Every television show wants us to fall in love with its central couple. We're supposed to root for their first kiss, survive their unnecessary breakups, and celebrate when they finally get their happily ever after. But sometimes another couple comes along, steals every scene they're in, and makes us question why we've been spending so much time worrying about the supposed main romance. And before anybody gets upset, we're not saying these couples necessarily had better relati

Sunday television is bringing murder investigations, Halloween nightmares, holiday romance and enough family complications to keep several therapists employed. FOX celebrates spooky season with The Simpsons annual Treehouse of Horror special, while CBS continues its Sunday drama lineup with Marshals and Tracker. Meanwhile, Food Network crowns a winner on Halloween Wars, Hallmark explores an alternate Christmas reality, and Bill Murray heads to Ireland for a new Paramount+ doc

Saturday television is serving up a little bit of everything, from Christmas romance and medical mysteries to baseball and Halloween nightmares. Hallmark continues its Countdown to Christmas celebration with Forgotten Holiday, while Lifetime premieres Secrets of Mercy Hospital, starring Judy Reyes. Meanwhile, CBS has two new episodes of 48 Hours, the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers meet for Game 2 of the World Series, and AMC is making sure nobody gets too comfortable be

Friday television is bringing clever criminals, familiar faces, fresh romances and a little baseball history. Netflix welcomes Omar Sy back for Lupin Part 4, NBC launches its Friday comedy lineup with Happy's Place and Newlyweds, and FOX kicks off the 2026 World Series. Meanwhile, CBS continues its Edgewater drama lineup, Dateline NBC has another investigation, and several streaming platforms are offering new episodes and premieres. Whether you're in the mood for a mystery, a

Well, apparently surviving one of the most disastrous prom nights in television history isn't enough to earn Carrie White a little peace and quiet. Prime Video is bringing her back for another round, and something tells us her troubles are far from over. Mike Flanagan's Carrie has reportedly been renewed for Season 2, according to Entertainment Weekly, giving the filmmaker another opportunity to expand his twisted take on Stephen King's iconic horror story. The news arrives j

Thursday television is bringing relationship complications, volcanic disasters, medical emergencies and enough family drama to make everyone reconsider answering their phones. Netflix welcomes Kristen Bell and Adam Brody back for Season 3 of Nobody Wants This, while ABC continues its three-hour drama lineup with 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Nashville and Grey's Anatomy. CBS also has a busy evening, with Elsbeth investigating a murder involving a former pop star while dealing with an unexpec

Another beloved television comedy is getting pulled off the nostalgia shelf, and this time, NBC is looking to bring Coach back into the game. More than 25 years after the original sitcom ended, a reboot is officially in development with Modern Family favorite Ty Burrell attached as an executive producer and expected to star if the project moves forward. But don't expect the exact same playbook. While the original series followed a college football coach with a personality tha

Some television families have disagreements about chores, relationships, or who's picking up dinner. The Klatt family? They apparently prefer their domestic problems with a side of criminal investigations. Apple TV's German-language dark comedy Where's Wanda? returns for Season 2 on Wednesday, October 21, and just when this family thought their nightmare was finally over, another disaster has landed directly on their doorstep. Actually, this one involves a dead body, because

After five seasons of betrayals, dangerous alliances, nightclub drama, and enough questionable decisions to keep an entire police department employed, All the Queen's Men is preparing to take its final bow. The drama returns Wednesday, October 21, on Paramount+ with the second half of its fifth and final season, and something tells us Marilyn "Madam" DeVille isn't planning to leave quietly. Because if we've learned anything about Madam over the years, it's that this woman doe

New York society is about to get a little less crowded, but that doesn't mean the drama is slowing down. HBO's The Gilded Age is preparing for its fourth season, and two familiar faces won't be joining the latest round of lavish dinners, social climbing, and wealthy people making spectacularly questionable decisions. According to Deadline, Patrick Page and Sullivan Jones are not returning for Season 4, meaning Richard Clay and T. Thomas Fortune will be absent when the series