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NBC Universal Reportedly Cancels Jay Leno's Garage Television Series
NBC Universal has canceled Jay Leno's reality television series after seven seasons, The Hollywood Reporter reports. Speaking with unnamed sources from within CNBC, The Hollywood Reporter says the cancellation of Jay Leno's Garage comes amid a "larger schedule shift" within the channel that will see primetime slots filled with reruns of more popular reality shows like Shark Tank and Undercover Boss, plus original business documentaries sprinkled in.
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Brett Goldstein Hints at ‘Ted Lasso’ Ending: ‘It’s Better If You Don’t Know Anything’
“I love all of these characters and want it to end well, but Jason has a very clear vision and always has,” Goldstein said of the Season 3 writing process. “No one is phoning it.&…
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Craig Mazin says that The Last of Us 2nd season is a great challenge, because “it is a much bigger and more complicated st
HBO has already officially announced that the adaptation of the video game will have a second season, on social networks they were already able to see a video in which it could be the official intro of the series and the phrase “Season 2” . Its showrunner, Craig Mazin , was apparently thinking about the continuation of the series long before its announcement, since he has revealed a bit about how he would adapt the second part.
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Performer of the Week: Anna Torv
To say Torv made the most of her brief time on The Last of Us would be quite the understatement. In just two episodes, the Fringe vet crafted such a complex, multi-dimensional character that we were genuinely heartbroken when Tess was killed off in Sunday’s tense hour.
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Shinichiro Watanabe Couldn’t Watch Netflix’s Live-Action ‘Cowboy Bebop’: It Was ‘Tough to Continue’
Right after 3, 2, 1, Shinichiro Watanabe couldn’t go anymore. The “Cowboy Bebop” anime creator revealed that the Netflix live-action adaptation of the noir series was “tough” to watch. Starring John Cho, the short-lived series was canceled by the streamer three weeks after its premiere in November 2021.
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‘The Simpsons,’ ‘Bob’s Burgers,’ and ‘Family Guy’ Renewed for Two More Seasons Each at Fox
Fox has ordered two more seasons of its staple animated comedies “The Simpsons,” “Bob’s Burgers,” and “Family Guy,” continuing their long-time runs on Fox …
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Apple TV+ lands new drama “Drops of God” inspired by bestselling manga from award-winning Tadashi Agi and Shu Okimoto
Apple TV+ announced an eight-episode global acquisition of new multilingual French-Japanese drama “Drops of God” from Tadashi Agi and Shu Okimoto.
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Stoned Harrison Ford Is Comedy Gold in 'Shrinking'
Apple TV+’s new comedy series from the Ted Lasso team stars Jason Segel as a widower-therapist resorting to strange tactics and Ford as his kooky mentor
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HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’ is a hit. This producer wants to clear the air.
When Craig Mazin first played “The Last of Us” in 2013, he was engrossed by the post-apocalyptic story within the first 10 minutes. He thought to himself, “someone’s going to adapt this [for TV or film], and it’s going to be awesome, but it won’t be me.”
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‘Cobra Kai’ Renewed For Sixth And Final Season
Netflix’s Cobra Kai has been renewed for a sixth and final season. The final run, which promises to be “the biggest and baddest” season of all, is set to begin production in late spring, Deadline hears.
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Original 'Power Rangers' stars reunite for 30th anniversary Netflix special
Once a Ranger, always a Ranger. Three decades after becoming an afternoon phenomenon, members of the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers cast are reuniting for a scripted Netflix special celebrating the enduring legacy of Haim Saban's creation. "Our Ranger family runs deep," Walter Emanuel Jones tells EW of getting to play Zack, the Black Ranger, 30 years later.
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The 100 Greatest TV Characters of the 21st Century
TV IN 2020 IS NOT WHAT IT WAS IN 2000. When this century began, "streaming" was something that might refer to a river, not a way to watch TV shows and movies. The big four broadcast networks still reigned. People sat through commercials to get their nightly programming fix. Over the two decades that followed, the medium has gone through multiple Golden Ages, as Difficult Men dramas gave way to Complicated Women Sagas, and the rise of streaming services flooded our screens with Too Much TV.
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'The Last of Us' Is One of the Best Video Game Adaptations Ever
Bella Ramsey and Pedro Pascal turn in admirable performances that make the video game adaptation—yet another postapocalyptic plague tale—worth watching.
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‘Chucky’ Renewed For Season 3 At USA Network & Syfy
Chucky will keep killing it after the series was renewed for a third season. The series, which is based on the classic film franchise, returns to both USA Network and Syfy for its third run.
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What’s Driving TV’s Un-Renewal Wave
Tax write-offs and a hangover from the streaming era's Wild West days are behind the scrapping of renewed or completed works.
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50 Cent Says He's Bringing '8 Mile' Series to Television, and Eminem's Involved
Rapper/producer says he’s working on Bel-Air-style modern retelling of Slim Shady’s 2002 semi-autobiographical film
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2022-23 TV Scorecard: Which Shows Are Canceled? Which Are Renewed?
It's no easy task to stay updated on the renewal and cancellation statuses for all your favorite shows. From the long-running network procedurals — and their many spin-offs — to the newly launched franchises on various streaming services, there is an overwhelming amount of television to keep track of. But don't fret, because TV Guide is following all the announcements about the TV series getting renewed and canceled across major networks and platforms. And we're putting the information all in one place.
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'The Witcher' Season 3 Could Be Split Into 2 Parts on Netflix
Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich noted this practice is becoming more common in the streaming world.
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HBO Max Removes 256 ‘Looney Tunes’ Shorts, Three Seasons of ‘The Flintstones’
Warner Bros. Discovery’s content purge of HBO Max continued with a year-end culling of a bucket of classic “Looney Tunes” shorts and “The Flintstones” episodes. As of …
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Actor Wes Bentley Opens up About His Role as the Yellowstone Killer
Although Yellowstone on the Paramount Network has no lack of characters with dubious likeability, there is one who viewers generally agree is the show’s most despised. It’s Jamie Dutton, the adoptive son of John Dutton (Kevin Costner), who is the second-oldest. Despite being in a good position in his own life, Bentley is speaking up about portraying the troublesome character Jamie, noting that it’s hard to leave the character at the door because of some of his horrible decisions and his apparent never-ending grief.
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