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NBC’s Stumble  has quietly become one of those shows that sneaks up on you. You tune in expecting a light mockumentary about a college cheer team, and suddenly you’re invested in flying baskets, unhinged side characters and a cast that feels less like coworkers and more like a group chat that refuses to mute itself. That energy isn’t accidental and if you talk to stars Jarrett Austin Brown  and Taylor Dunbar , it becomes very clear why Stumble  works as well as it does. In a

Move over, stethoscope-toting heartthrobs; there’s a new Chief in town and she isn’t here to make friends or play nice with the local pharmacy. In an exclusive sit-down with Soap Wire brought to you by The TV Cave, actress Cecelia Specht gave us the delicious dirt on her upcoming role as Dr. Lia Whitmore on the CBS breakout daytime hit Beyond the Gates . If you thought the Dupree family had enough drama to fill a dozen ICU wards, wait until you see what happens when a "batt

Daytime television has a way of pulling audiences in and never quite letting go and if there’s anyone who understands that better than most, it’s Jordi Vilasuso . A familiar face to soap fans thanks to memorable runs on Guiding Light  and The Young and the Restless , Vilasuso is stepping into a new chapter with CBS’s Beyond the Gates , a series already making noise for all the right reasons. During a recent episode of The TV Cave’s Soap Wire Podcast , Vilasuso and I sat down

Hijack  is back and Idris Elba is proving that when it comes to high-stakes negotiation, it doesn’t matter if you’re 35,000 feet in the air or two floors underground in a Berlin subway. We got an exclusive early look at Season 2 of Apple TV’s pulse-pounding thriller, along with a virtual roundtable with Elba and series Co-Creator Jim Field Smith and trust us, this season is a claustrophobic, heart-pounding masterclass in tension, strategy and sheer human resourcefulness. Se

The TV landscape may be crowded with reboots and recycled ideas, but Drops of God  on Apple TV continues to stand out like a perfectly aged bottle hiding in a grocery-store wine aisle. With Season 2 ready to swirl, sniff, and emotionally devastate audiences all over again, producer Klaus Zimmermann sat down with The TV Cave to unpack the magic behind the show’s ambitious new chapter. Spoiler: the man can make wine, family trauma, and multilingual chaos sound downright poetic.

Every so often, a press interview stops being promotional and starts feeling confessional. That’s what happened during the virtual Q&A for The Smashing Machine , a bruising, intimate drama that strips away the mythology of combat sports to expose what’s left when the lights go down. Before the conversation could drift toward safe territory, I opened the discussion on behalf of The TV Cave  with a question aimed directly at the film’s emotional core. I asked Dwayne Johnson whi

Gwen had it rough in Black Phone , and in Black Phone 2 , Madeleine McGraw returns as the clairvoyant teen with visions that haunt her sleep and guide her through another round of Grabber-fueled terror. Only this time, it’s colder, darker, and way more personal. In an exclusive sit-down with The TV Cave , McGraw opened up about stepping back into Gwen’s boots, this time older, wiser, and way more emotionally tormented. Spoiler: she's not just screaming into phones anymore. “I

The powerful and deeply moving documentary Jeannette  is now available on video on demand, offering audiences everywhere an unfiltered...

The third season of Leverage: Redemption is set to drop on Amazon Prime Video on April 17 and we caught up with star Christian Kane...

This season of Bel-Air introduced a new character by the name of Eli, played by newcomer Michael Govan Hackett. Eli stepped on the scene...