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PBS and BBC have earlier announced that this upcoming season will be the final one for “Downton Abbey.” As the cast and crew gathered in California for the annual Television Critics Academy event to meet with the press, the actors revealed details on what the sixth season will be like and where the show goes on after this.
Talks are brewing between The CW and Michael Weatherly about the possibility of adapting “Little Women” into a TV Show. The 1868 novel written by Louisa May Alcott is a well-loved classic and the network hopes that the adaptation will be “hyper-stylized” and “gritty”.
There were rumors “Scream” wasn’t going to move on with a second season on MTV a few weeks ago. But now, fans of the thriller can no breathe a sigh of relief as the network has just given the show another season.
“The Mindy Project” is putting all the stops for its fourth season on Hulu. The show, which has been cancelled on Fox, is breathing new life on the streaming service and it’s making sure it stays alive with all these exciting casting announcements.
“11/23/63,” the miniseries from J.J. Abrams and Stephen King has just added Josh Duhamel in its cast.
The “Battle Creek” actor will join lead star James Franco in the thriller, which is based off King’s best-selling novel, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has dabbled on TV for special guest and cameo appearances in the past. But now, the performing artist is taking on an actual role and it will be quite a challenge.
Maggie Q and Dylan McDermott may have lost their crime series “Stalker” last season, but the pair are reportedly working together again in “Red Flag,” a Chinese-themed adventure series set in the 1800s.
Emmy-nominated series “American Crime” has had a great first season run on ABC. Now, the show is set to return for another season with a new story and a new setting.
“The Flash” recurring guest star Robbie Amell is heading to “The X-Files” reboot along with “Six Feet Under” actress Lauren Ambrose.
After being killed off in the first season of “The Flash,” actor Rick Cosnett is heading to the new ABC series “Quantico” to play the role of Elias Harper.