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If you somehow found yourself rooting for Ken Davies during the first season of The Paper, Tim Key would like to remind you of one important detail: the man is terrible. Apparently, Season 2 isn't about to change that. I recently caught up with Key ahead of The Paper Season 2, and when I pointed out that Ken manages to be openly conniving while remaining strangely charming, Key didn't exactly rush to defend his character. In fact, he described Ken as "absolutely despicable,"

The 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards wrapped up its two-night celebration Sunday with scripted television taking center stage, and some of the shows we'll be talking about throughout Emmy season already have plenty of hardware to show for it. DTF St. Louis, The Pitt, Pluribus, Widow’s Bay and Spider-Noir were among the night's big winners, while David Harbour, Linda Cardellini, Rob Reiner, Ernest Harden Jr., Betty Gilpin and Shailene Woodley took home acting awards. Julie Andre

Labor Day television is not exactly taking the holiday off. The Librarians: The Next Chapter wraps its second season tonight just 24 hours after airing its penultimate episode, while WWE brings Monday Night Raw to Birmingham with a Women's World Championship match and the beginning of the road to Money in the Bank. Peacock also has something specifically designed for people who can identify every employee of Dunder Mifflin's Scranton branch: the new six-part documentary Fan L

Lanterns continues to impress with Episode 4, “The Weenie,” which might be my favorite episode so far. This episode gives us more answers, more questions, some great character moments, and just enough humor to keep the story from becoming too heavy. The chemistry between Hal and John continues to be one of the best parts of the show, and this episode really starts pushing both characters toward the bigger mystery surrounding the Manhunter. We start with Hal meeting with Sines

This week on Beyond The Gates, all the steps forward in the kill Bill plot have staggered backward. Bill passes out again. Hayley celebrates. Dani and Andre go to Seoul while Heather eats up airtime. Kill Bill Part……………………… Can we end this story? Naomi eats half of a poisoned sandwich as she continues to work for Bill’s office. Bill passes out again; Hayley celebrates too soon. Bill wakes up because, you know, the pacemaker is doing its job, and the airhead doesn’t get that.

Apparently one reality show together just wasn’t enough for Rob Rausch and Maura Higgins. Fresh off their memorable run together on The Traitors Season 4, Rausch and Higgins are teaming up again, this time as co-hosts of Peacock’s upcoming reality competition Get Me Out of Here. The working-title series is an updated U.S. take on the long-running international format I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! and is expected to premiere sometime in 2027. And considering how things e

General Hospital fans expecting a new trip to Port Charles on Monday will have to wait one more day, but ABC has something special planned in its place. On Monday, September 7, General Hospital will re-air its special tribute episode honoring the late Anthony Geary and his legendary character, Luke Spencer. The encore presentation originally aired on February 20, 2026, following Geary’s death in December 2025. ABC executive Nathan Varni announced the Labor Day encore on socia

The 2026 Emmy Awards are officially underway, and Night 1 of the Creative Arts Emmys handed out plenty of gold before television’s biggest stars gather for the main ceremony later this month. Saturday night’s ceremony focused primarily on reality, variety and nonfiction programming, and by the end of the night, Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show had emerged as the biggest winner with seven Emmys. The Traitors wasn’t far behind with six wins, while The Late Show with Stephen

Sunday is doing something very considerate for television fans: giving us actual choices. PBS turns the night into a full-on murder-mystery event with the Season 3 return of The Marlow Murder Club followed immediately by the premiere of Marble Hall Murders. MGM+ is countering with A Tale of Two Cities, while AMC has the penultimate episode of The Walking Dead: Dead City. And sports? Friend, Sunday apparently looked at Saturday's college-football marathon and said we're not fi

Dust off the Sega Genesis, Golden Axe is officially making the jump from video game classic to animated television. More than three decades after players first picked up their swords and entered the fantasy world of Yuria, Golden Axe is getting a new life as an animated action-comedy on Paramount+. The series brings several familiar faces from the games along for the ride while introducing a brand-new hero who may be slightly less prepared for the assignment. Whether you spen

James Wolk is officially scrubbing into Grey’s Anatomy, but something tells us his new character may be more interested in the money coming into the hospital than what is happening in the operating room. Wolk has joined the upcoming 23rd season of ABC’s long-running medical drama in a recurring role, and the first details about his character already have us wondering exactly what kind of trouble he is about to bring to Grey Sloan Memorial. Wolk will play Dr. Seth Norton, a su

We have been down this road with Vivica A. Fox before, so nobody start packing Stephanie Simmons’ bags just yet. Still, the actress’ latest posts from The Young and the Restless set certainly look like a goodbye, at least for now. Fox shared a pair of Instagram Stories that immediately caught our attention. In one, the actress is sitting in the makeup room holding a beautiful bouquet of flowers while thanking members of the Y&R glam team. She wrote, “Much luv to da fabulous..

Every week, television gives us plenty to talk about, but sometimes there is a performance that makes you stop watching the show around the actor and simply watch the actor. Welcome to The TV Cave Performer of the Week, where each week we'll spotlight the performer who made us laugh, cry, scream at the television or simply sit there thinking, damn, that was good. We're heading straight into the DC Universe. The TV Cave's Performer of the Week is Aaron Pierre for his performa

Saturday television has officially entered its football has taken over the building era. The first full Saturday of the 2026 college football season stretches from noon until well after midnight, with defending national champion Indiana, Alabama, Oregon, Texas, Michigan and LSU all getting major television windows. The biggest matchup waits until primetime, when Clemson visits No. 11 LSU for Lane Kiffin's first game as LSU's head coach. But friend, I know everybody coming to

General Hospital had A LOT happening this week, but there is really only one place to begin: Jack Brennan appears to be dead, and somehow Drew and Ava have found themselves in the middle of covering it up. Yes, friend, we have officially reached burying bodies on Quartermaine property levels of messy, and there are already enough clues floating around Port Charles to make you wonder how long they can possibly keep this secret. Jack Brennan Disappears as a New WSB Agent Arrive

Beach House Drama At the beach house, Will tells Katie that it is perfectly normal that Dylan didn’t tell her family she was homeless, living in her car, living with him, OR working at Forrester Creations. Thankfully, Katie tells her Willy Bear that is dumb as all get out! Dylan explains that she wanted a new life, but Katie points out that Dylan just happened to connect with Will, whose family’s magazines were all over her home. Will apologizes for Katie being a snob, but Ka

Tate and Holly Holly shows up at Tate’s gym. Tate thinks they were supposed to meet later, but Holly needed to kiss her man! She tells Tate about the creepy guy who tried to rob her with a knife. Holly initially thought it was someone connected to EJ, but she later found out the man has a history of robbery. Tate asks if anyone else witnessed the incident besides Lani. Holly tells him Mason saw what happened, but he seemed more concerned about Lani and basically ignored her.

Silo officially has an end date. Following the Season 3 finale, Apple TV has announced that its hit dystopian drama will return for its fourth and final season on July 9, 2027, bringing the story of Juliette Nichols and the mysterious underground society to its conclusion. The streamer also released a sneak peek at the upcoming final chapter, giving fans their first taste of what awaits when Silo returns next summer. And after everything Season 3 just threw at us, waiting unt

The soaps are heading into the week of September 7 with plenty of trouble brewing. General Hospital puts Britt’s life on the line, Days of Our Lives digs deeper into the Stefano mystery, The Young and the Restless finally lets Victoria and Kyle give in to temptation, and Beyond the Gates welcomes Shanice’s brothers to Fairmont Crest. Both General Hospital and Beyond the Gates will kick off the week with encore episodes on Monday before returning with new episodes Tuesday. Her

Prime Video has officially pulled the plug on Spider-Noir, canceling the Nicolas Cage-led Marvel series after just one season. The eight-episode series debuted in May, meaning Cage’s live-action adventures as Ben Reilly have come to a much quicker end than many fans probably expected. And here’s the part that makes the cancellation particularly surprising: Spider-Noir earned 11 Emmy nominations this year, the most of any Prime Video series. Yes, you read that correctly. Eleve