THE HUB

Well, that workplace romance didn't last nearly long enough. Hulu has officially canceled Not Suitable for Work after just one season, bringing Mindy Kaling's latest comedy to an abrupt end only two months after its freshman run wrapped. And if you watched that finale and thought you were getting answers about AJ, Davis and that kiss next season, Hulu apparently has some unfortunate news for all of us. The cancellation comes after Not Suitable for Work premiered June 2 and in

Talk about keeping it in the family! Ben McKenzie is joining CBS’ Sheriff Country Season 2 as a guest star, and his co-star just happens to be his real-life wife, Morena Baccarin. Yep, the former Gotham co-stars are sharing the screen again, but this time they're trading Gotham City for Edgewater. McKenzie will play Sheriff Jim Wade, a neighboring sheriff who arrives to assist Mickey Fox, played by Baccarin, with a dangerous case. Wade's appearance is set for the Season 2 pre

Hogwarts just got a very unexpected new professor. Kit Harington is officially joining HBO’s Harry Potter Season 2 as Gilderoy Lockhart, replacing Nicholas Hoult, who has exited the series due to scheduling conflicts. And yes, we are talking about Kit Harington of Game of Thrones fame stepping into the shoes of one of the most hilariously self-obsessed characters in the entire Harry Potter story. HBO’s television adaptation has not even premiered its first season yet, but Se

Monday television is giving viewers plenty of reasons not to complain about the weekend being over. Between a new murder mystery, reality competition semifinals, season finales, streaming favorites and a game show celebrating a major milestone, August 24 has a little bit of everything. Our top pick is Blue Murder Motel, a new Acorn TV mystery that proves retirement apparently means nothing when murder keeps showing up at your doorstep. Elsewhere, Dancing with the Stars: The N

More than 30 years after Tommy Davidson walked onto Martin as the wildly confident Varnell Hill and turned a guest appearance into one of the sitcom's most memorable moments, he's stepping back into those shoes. Only this time, Varnell has an entire show of his own. Davidson sat down with The TV Cave for a conversation about The Varnell Hill Show, reuniting creatively with longtime friend Martin Lawrence, expanding Varnell beyond the character audiences remember and the surpr

Lanterns wastes no time picking up where the first episode left off, and this episode immediately gives us more of the relationship between Hal Jordan and John Stewart. John is literally woken up by a bucket of water to the face, and he is already frustrated with Hal. He wants answers, especially about whether Hal has spoken to the Guardians, but Hal isn't exactly in a hurry to make that phone call. That doesn't sit well with John. Then comes flying lessons. Hal makes it look

This week on Beyond The Gates, the Kill Bill story STILL dragged on, and Andre comes face to face with the stalker. Bill and Hayley behave like children. Nicole hosts an open mic night in her home, and Tomas undermines Naomi. Let’s get into Soap Wire’s weekly breakdown. Male Pride Naomi Vs. Tomas Tomas receives a call from Mike, the misogynistic sexual harasser, regarding Madison’s case. He claims Naomi has dropped the ball, which very well could be a lie. The thing about th

Sunday TV is giving us a little bit of everything. Lioness has the team racing against the clock, The Vampire Lestat takes the stage for a special live performance, Big Brother gets another round of nominations underway, and Bravo is basically handing the evening over to the Housewives. Then there’s the 9 p.m. hour, where things get crowded fast. Lanterns has questions surrounding Hal, The Walking Dead: Dead City sends its crew on a supply run, The Librarians: The Next Chapte

Firehouse 51 might want to start printing some new name tags because Chicago Fire is bringing in even more fresh blood for Season 15. Matthew Daddario is officially joining the NBC drama as a new firefighter candidate, marking a return to television for the Shadowhunters favorite and adding another new face to a season that is already shaping up to look considerably different. Details surrounding Daddario's character are being kept suspiciously close to the vest. We don't hav

I finally got around to watching The Invite, the latest film starring and directed by Olivia Wilde. Also starring Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton, the film follows a married couple (Rogen and Wilde) who are struggling with their relationship. In an attempt to reconnect, they invite their neighbours (Cruz and Norton) over for a dinner party, only for the evening to spiral into some very unexpected places. The film is a remake of the 2020 Spanish film The People Ups

General Hospital delivered a week heavy on family, emotional goodbyes, questionable alliances and the kind of secrets that never stay buried for long in Port Charles. From Curtis beginning his prison sentence to Drew suddenly deciding he wants to make amends, the August 17-21 episodes moved several stories forward while planting some very suspicious seeds for what comes next. Curtis Says Goodbye Before Heading to Pentonville Curtis' final days of freedom provided some of the

Some performances simply refuse to leave you. Michael Wright gave us one of them. Wright, the veteran actor whose electrifying performance as Eddie King Jr. in The Five Heartbeats made him an unforgettable part of Black cinema, has died at the age of 70. His wife, Susan Wright, confirmed his passing in a heartfelt social media statement, remembering him not only as an extraordinary artist, but as a husband, father, grandfather, friend and deeply loved member of his family. A

Saturday TV is giving viewers a little bit of everything on August 22. Soccer fans can spend most of the day planted in front of the Premier League, Food Network is heading into the kitchen with a new Italian cooking series, and primetime brings two very different original movies. Then there’s Mother Mary, making its cable debut on HBO with Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel leading the music drama. CBS is also getting into the competition game with horses, riders and a cool $1

The week of August 24 is giving soap fans plenty to keep an eye on across Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Beyond the Gates and The Young and the Restless. Secrets are getting harder to keep, relationships are being tested, and more than a few characters are about to learn that asking questions can lead to answers they probably were not prepared to hear. From Marlena helping Cat dig into a hidden memory on Days to Drew plotting revenge on General Hospital, Chelsea struggl

Adult Swim has spent decades perfecting the fine art of making us stare at our television screens and ask, “What the hell am I watching?” Apparently, Jordan Mendoza saw that tradition and decided to accept the challenge. The Terrors of Jordan Mendoza, a new live-action sketch comedy created by the comedian, writer and filmmaker, will officially premiere Sunday, September 13 at midnight ET/PT on Adult Swim. The quarter-hour series blends sketch comedy with surreal horror, foll

Y’all, Superman has aliens, Green Lanterns, metahumans and enough world-ending threats to keep everybody busy for decades. So naturally, HBO Max looked at this enormous universe and said, “You know what we need? Jimmy Olsen investigating whether a talking gorilla was wrongly convicted of murdering his royal father.” And you know what? We’re listening. HBO Max has officially handed an eight-episode, straight-to-series order to The People V. Gorilla Grodd, a new half-hour comed

Dr. Robby took four months off, hopped on his motorcycle, tried to get his head together and apparently decided returning to the most stressful emergency room in America was a good idea. Sir, did the sabbatical teach us NOTHING? HBO Max has released the first teaser trailer for The Pitt Season 3, giving us our first look at Noah Wyle's Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch returning to Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center after his much-needed break. The Emmy-winning medical drama will

Friday is here, and the TV lineup is giving us plenty of reasons to stay planted on the couch. Apple TV dives into the dominant history of UConn women’s basketball, Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel bring some serious star power to streaming, and Conan O’Brien is back to turn international travel into his own very specific brand of comedy. Later tonight, Fightland raises the stakes on Starz, Anna Pigeon heads into dangerous territory, and National Geographic looks back at power

Y’all, James Reece has been through enough. The man completed his revenge mission, lost nearly everyone he loved, discovered he had a brain tumor, and sailed off into the sunset. Any reasonable person would take that as a sign to disappear somewhere peaceful and never answer another suspicious phone call again. James Reece is apparently not a reasonable person. Prime Video dropped the first teaser for The Terminal List Season 2, and Chris Pratt is officially back in action as

The Snowfall universe is officially back, but Franklin Saint's drug empire isn't the center of the story anymore. FX has released the official trailer for The Drop: A Snowfall Saga, the highly anticipated Snowfall spinoff bringing Gail Bean and Isaiah John back as Wanda Bell and Leon Simmons. Premiering Tuesday, September 8 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on FX, with streaming available on Hulu, the new drama moves the story into 1990s Los Angeles and trades one booming business for another: