Gary Levin

When Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show on Mondays in February, he promised to do it until the election or inauguration. Now he's extended his deal through (at least) December 2025.

Today in TV-show renewals: CBS has picked up #FireCountry and #Ghosts for new seasons.

'Apples Never Fall' preview: Liane Moriarty's latest fractured family hits Peacock, with Annette Bening and Sam Neill https://t.co/ulweV3XFmQ via @usatoday

Who is #TheGoldenBachelorette? Here are top candidates for ABC's newest dating show https://t.co/i5BuLKT5lg via @usatoday

ABC announces plans for #TheGoldenBachelorette in fall 2024, following the hit Golden Bachelor. #TCA24

#TheBear returns in June for S3 on FX/Hulu.

Jon Bon Jovi on his early career: "At 20 all I had to write about was high school, and I didn't break up with people all the time like Taylor did." #TCA24

Fun interview with Justin Hartley, from This is Us heartthrob to #Tracker (post-Super Bowl) action hero https://t.co/0bDFZWXU35 via @BryAlexand

Upending TV sports, ESPN, Fox, Warner Bros. Discovery form joint streaming service https://t.co/B42Ym9VoFz via @usatoday

Michael Douglas on playing Benjamin Franklin in an upcoming Apple TV+ series: "In close to a 60-year career I’ve never done period, so I wanted to see what I’d look like in tights." #TCA24

Today in TV-show renewals: Apple TV+'s #Hijack, starring Idris Elba, and Paramount+'s #ColinFromAccounts were both renewed for second seasons.

Love streaming on Prime? Amazon will now force you to watch ads, unless you pay more https://t.co/vvSf37ov2V via @klawls

It’s a Maddow-style Monday only gig (for now) https://t.co/robysU6KaG

Gary Levin @GaryMLevin

Big news: Jon Stewart is returning to The Daily Show Feb. 12 and will host through the 2024 election.

Big news: Jon Stewart is returning to The Daily Show Feb. 12 and will host through the 2024 election.

Leslie Bibb, Dom Hetrakul, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, Parker Posey and Tayme Thapthimthong join the cast of HBO's THE WHITE LOTUS alongside returning Natasha Rothwell. The series will begin production in Thailand in February.

With the cancellations of both Young Sheldon and Bob Hearts Abishola, next year will mark the first time CBS has been without a Chuck Lorre-produced sitcom since Two and a Half Men premiered ... in 2003. (He also had Cybill on the network from 1995-98.)

CBS is kicking a lot of long-running shows to the curb: First #YoungSheldon, then #SEALTeam (technically now Paramount+). And now #BlueBloods will split its 14th and final season between this spring and next fall. https://t.co/VCKprlBnrz