Mads Misasi

3 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Mads Misasi

Summer is here! And with it comes a lull in network television, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still plenty to watch during the week of June 8th. Our picks for What to Watch on TV include some awards shows you don’t want to miss like: The 78th Tony Awardsand 2025 BET Awards. Plus, there are quite a few exciting premieres to tune in for such as, FUBAR, Revival, and Echo Valley. Find our full list of suggestions for What to Watch on TV this week below.

3 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Mads Misasi

At ATX Television Festival on May 30th, Katherine LaNasa was a mystery guest for a panel with other TV fans. She took the time to reminisce on her time in Hollywood, but also reveal some unknowns about how The Pitt came together for the audiences. From information about the audition process to how each moment was created with continuity in mind, LaNasa was more than happy to deliver. Her enthusiasm showed just how much this project in particular means the world to her.

3 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Mads Misasi

Over his career, Kevin Williamson has delivered audiences so many television greats. From Dawson’s Creek to The Vampire Diaries to The Following and beyond, Williamson knows how to deliver on high octane drama. That is what makes The Waterfront so great, Williamson doesn’t back away from putting the Buckley family into some really close scrapes, starting with the very first episode.

4 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Mads Misasi

A few shows are winding down their seasons during the week of June 1st, so our What to Watch on TV picks focus on finales you won’t want to miss. MobLand, The Cleaning Lady, and SurrealEstate, just to name a few, will see big finales this week. Plus, there are quite a few exciting premieres to tune in for such as, The Mortician, Ginny & Georgia, and Resident Alien. Find our full list of suggestions for What to Watch on TV this week below.

1 month ago | eulaliemagazine.com | Mads Misasi

The term “Based on a True Story” can refer to movies and TV shows in various ways. For movies in particular, this phrase can mean the film is deeply based on something that actually happened, or it can mean that the screenplay is a loose interpretation. For this list, we’ve decided to do a combination of both because both options still have a basis in reality, even if the story takes some liberties with the truth.