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Peacock Cancels ‘M.I.A.’ After Just One Season
Peacock is saying goodbye to M.I.A. The streamer has canceled the Miami-set crime drama after just one season, according to Deadline. The series came from Ozark co-creator Bill Dubuque and debuted earlier this year with a nine-episode first season. M.I.A. followed Etta Tiger Jonze (Shannon Gisela), a young woman whose life in the Florida Keys was turned upside down after her family’s drug-running business ended in tragedy. Her search for answers and revenge eventually pulled

Je-Ree
Sep 13


‘Crystal Lake’ Official Trailer Unleashes Linda Cardellini’s Pamela Voorhees
Camp Crystal Lake is officially open for business, and something tells us this summer isn’t going to end well. Peacock has released the full official trailer for Crystal Lake, its upcoming Friday the 13th prequel series from A24, giving us our best look yet at Linda Cardellini as Pamela “Pam” Voorhees. After July’s teaser introduced the infamous camp and the tragedy surrounding young Jason Voorhees, the new trailer goes much deeper into the woman at the center of this story a

Je-Ree
Sep 13


Y&R Weekly Recap: Victoria and Kyle Get Messy as Patty Escapes
Genoa City was filled with temptation, deception, revenge, and danger this week as several long-simmering conflicts finally began moving toward explosive confrontations. Victoria and Kyle struggled with the consequences of giving in to temptation, while Phyllis continued gambling with Sharon’s trust in her elaborate plan involving Matt Clark. At the same time, Patty escaped and put Jack and Diane on high alert, Victor launched another attack against the Abbotts, and Nick face

McKinley
Sep 13


DAYS Weekly Recap: Belle and Chad Heat Up as the Stefano Mystery Deepens
Secrets continued to unravel in Salem this week as Joy’s recovery took a frightening turn, Johnny found himself dangerously close to being exposed, and Belle and Chad’s investigation into Stefano’s mysterious clues took them one step closer to the truth. Meanwhile, Gwen’s plans to purchase the hospital fell apart, Xander struggled with his feelings for Sarah, and Sydney returned to Salem. And, as always, just when it seemed like one mystery was finally making sense, another s

McKinley
Sep 13


B&B Weekly Recap: Steffy Drops a Pregnancy Bombshell as Electra Takes on Dylan
It was a week filled with secrets, awkward encounters, romantic complications, and one very unexpected pregnancy revelation on The Bold and the Beautiful. The biggest drama centered around Steffy, Finn, Carter, and Daphne, as an innocent dinner quickly became anything but innocent. Steffy and Carter’s Deception Finn invited Carter and Daphne over for a surprise dinner, completely unaware of the secret hanging over the evening. Steffy was forced to sit across from Carter and p

McKinley
Sep 13


What to Watch Sunday, September 13: High Value Target, Dead City Finale & Cowboys-Giants
Sunday is officially where September television starts feeling serious. TNT launches High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam with a two-episode premiere, The Walking Dead: Dead City closes Season 3, and Food Network apparently looked at the calendar, ignored the fact that Halloween is still seven weeks away and decided Halloween Wars starts now. Sports will dominate much of the day, though. The 2026 U.S. Open crowns its men's champion this afternoon, Week 1 of the NFL finally

The TV Cave Article
Sep 13


Steffy Is Pregnant on ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ — And the Show Isn't Hiding Who the Father Is
Steffy Forrester is pregnant on The Bold and the Beautiful, and if you were expecting the soap to spend weeks asking whether Finn or Carter fathered her baby, the show appears to have something much messier in mind. After days of feeling sick and trying to convince herself that nothing was wrong, Steffy finally took a pregnancy test and got the result she had been dreading: she's pregnant. Considering her marriage to Finn had only recently gotten back on track after she slept

Je-Ree
Sep 12


The TV Cave Performer of the Week: Sabrina Impacciatore Is Completely Unhinged in The Paper
There are performers who know exactly how far they can push a character before everything falls apart, and then there is Sabrina Impacciatore, who seems determined to find that line every time Esmeralda Grand walks into a room on The Paper. For our second TV Cave Performer of the Week, Impacciatore takes the honor for her gloriously committed performance in the Season 2 finale. Esmeralda has never exactly been the quiet member of the Toledo Truth Teller staff. She is loud, dr

Je-Ree
Sep 12


Noah Reid Joins ‘Sheriff Country’ as CBS Sets Up New Medical Spinoff
The Fire Country universe may be getting even bigger, and this time Edgewater is heading to the emergency room. Noah Reid has joined Sheriff Country Season 2 in a role designed to potentially launch another CBS spinoff. The Schitt’s Creek and The Vampire Lestat star will play Dr. Hudson “Hud” Henshaw, the Chief of Emergency Medicine at Edgewater Memorial Hospital, known as Med Edge. The medical drama is still in early development at CBS, meaning it has not officially been ord

Je-Ree
Sep 12


General Hospital Weekly Recap: Brook Lynn’s Secret Explodes and Anna Nearly Kills Britt
This week on General Hospital, Port Charles was dealing with fallout everywhere you looked. Brook Lynn’s long-hidden secret finally came out, Anna’s mental health crisis reached a terrifying breaking point, and Britt made it clear she has no intention of simply forgetting what almost happened to her. Meanwhile, Curtis learned the truth about the accident that helped derail his life, Trina questioned everything connected to her music career, and Drew continued tightening his g

Barbara
Sep 12


Judge Judy Steps Away From TV as ‘Judy Justice’ Comes to an End
After three decades of laying down the law on television, Judge Judy is finally ready to leave the bench. Judy Sheindlin is stepping away from her regular on-camera television career as Judy Justice prepares to come to an end in October 2026. The move closes a remarkable 30-year chapter that began when Judge Judy premiered in 1996 and turned Sheindlin into one of the most recognizable personalities in daytime television. For longtime viewers, it might be strange to imagine da

Je-Ree
Sep 12


What to Watch Saturday, September 12: Ohio State-Texas, Creative Arts Emmys & Angel in the Rubble
Saturday is asking you to choose between one of the biggest college-football games of the young season and television celebrating itself, which feels almost unfair. No. 1 Ohio State visits No. 4 Texas in a top-five primetime showdown, while FXX airs the edited Creative Arts Emmy Awards ahead of Monday's main ceremony. Earlier in the day, Oklahoma-Michigan, Oregon-Oklahoma State and Alabama-Kentucky give football fans plenty of reasons to surrender the remote before dinner. Fo

Je-Ree
Sep 12


Soap Spoilers for the Week of September 14: Trouble Hits Salem, Port Charles, Genoa City and Fairmont Crest
A new week of daytime drama is coming, and nobody seems particularly interested in keeping the peace. From September 14 through September 18, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless and Beyond the Gates are all setting up major confrontations, difficult decisions and a few romantic situations that may not go according to plan. In Port Charles, Nina finds herself under pressure while Britt delivers bad news and Brook Lynn is left crushed. Salem has seve

Allexus
Sep 11


‘Point Break’ Sequel Series Is Coming to AMC — Here’s What We Know
More than three decades after Point Break sent Keanu Reeves undercover with Patrick Swayze and a crew of surfing bank robbers, AMC is preparing to head back into the water. AMC Studios and Alcon Entertainment are developing a television continuation of the 1991 action classic, and this isn't another attempt to simply remake the movie for a new generation. The new Point Break series will instead expand the world established by director Kathryn Bigelow's original film. Accordin

Je-Ree
Sep 11


Apple TV Unveils ‘The Last First: Winter K2’ Trailer Ahead of October Premiere
One of the world’s most dangerous mountains takes center stage in Apple Original Films’ latest documentary. Apple has released the trailer for The Last First: Winter K2, a new film from director Amir Bar-Lev that heads to K2 for a story about ambition, survival and a mountaineering culture undergoing some major changes. Premiering globally October 2 on Apple TV, the documentary focuses on a 2021 expedition involving Icelandic mountaineer John Snorri Sigurjónsson and Pakistani

Je-Ree
Sep 11


‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga’: Everything to Know About the New ‘Snowfall’ Spinoff
Snowfall may be over, but FX isn’t done with South Central Los Angeles just yet. More than three years after Franklin Saint’s story came to a devastating end, the franchise is back with The Drop: A Snowfall Saga, a new series that trades the dope game for the rap game while bringing a couple of familiar faces along for the ride. Premiering September 8 on FX, The Drop moves the story into 1990s Los Angeles, where the fallout from the crack epidemic is colliding with another mo

Je-Ree
Sep 11


‘Project Runway’ Season 22 Winner Revealed: Who Won the 2026 Finale?
SPOILER ALERT: This article reveals the winner of the Project Runway Season 22 finale. After weeks of runway challenges, critiques and plenty of opinions from the judges, Project Runway has officially crowned its Season 22 winner. Jude Mikulencak won Project Runway Season 22 during Thursday night’s finale, taking home the top prize after facing Anna Molinari, Bi Pham and Joseph McRae in the final challenge. The four finalists had one last major assignment standing between the

Je-Ree
Sep 11


What to Watch Friday, September 11: 9/11 Tribute in Light, College Football & More
Friday’s television schedule looks a little different as the country marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. ABC, CBS and other networks are dedicating much of primetime to remembrance specials, while sports offer an alternative with the U.S. Open, college football and Friday Night Baseball. Daytime also brings new episodes of General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, while HBO closes out the night with the Season 3 finale of Conan O’Brien Must Go. Here’s what’s

The TV Cave Article
Sep 11


‘Crew Girl’ Review: Netflix’s New Teen Drama Has Plenty of Heart On and Off the Water
Netflix’s newest teen drama has dropped, and suddenly you’ll want to learn how to row. Crew Girl follows Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau), an elite rower whose life is upended when her father is arrested for fraud. Forced to move across the country to Eagle’s Cove, she finds herself at Easton Prep, where she becomes the coxswain of the boys’ crew team. Spoilers Ahead! Netflix always manages to pull me in with a teen drama despite the occasional cringiness, but I was pleasantly sur

Jacqueline
Sep 11


‘Ransom Canyon’ Canceled at Netflix After 2 Seasons — Despite Season 3 Plans
Netflix is closing the gates on Ransom Canyon. The romantic Western drama starring Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly has been canceled after two seasons, according to Deadline. The news comes less than two months after the show returned for its second season, bringing Staten Kirkland and Quinn O’Grady back to the center of the romance, family drama and ranching battles that made the series one of Netflix’s newest comfort-drama plays. And yes, this one stings a little more because

Je-Ree
Sep 10
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