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3 days ago | 
ca.news.yahoo.com | Ryan Schwartz
As 9-1-1′s contagion arc once again reminded us, having to unexpectedly say farewell to a fictional TV character can be especially hard. (Just ask Six Feet Under fans!)Take, for instance, when Henry Blake’s plane was shot down on M*A*S*H. Or when NYPD Blue‘s Bobby Simone succumbed to a post-op infection.
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5 days ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
CBS is staging a mini-2 Broke Girls reunion on 'The Neighborhood' — and bringing back a memorable guest star who fans have not seen since Season 1.
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
Colter Shaw can cross finding Dory off his to-do list, now that Melissa Roxburgh‘s Tracker encore has been confirmed. Fresh off Season 1 of NBC’s The Hunting Party, Roxburgh will reprise her role as Dory Shaw in the penultimate Season 2 episode of Justin Hartley’s hit CBS procedural. According to TV Insider, which first broke the news, Colter’s sister will resurface on Sunday, May 4 (at 8/7c) and deliver “a mysterious piece of the Shaw family’s past,” per showrunner Elwood Reid.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Ryan Schwartz
Search queryMelissa Roxburgh’s Tracker Encore Set! Dory to Return Ahead of Finale With ‘Mysterious Piece of Family’s Past’Thu, April 17, 2025 at 6:44 PM UTCYahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysColter Shaw can cross finding Dory off his to-do list, now that Melissa Roxburgh’s Tracker encore has been confirmed.
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
Long before she charmed audiences as Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center charge nurse Dana Evans, The Pitt‘s Katherine LaNasa guest-starred on Noah Wyle’s previous medical drama, ER. Funnily enough, though, she has no memories of encountering TV’s erstwhile John Carter during her one-week stint at Chicago’s Cook County General. “I don’t even think I met Noah [at the time],” LaNasa tells TVLine. “I remember I met Maura Tierney.
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Dave Nemetz |Charlie Mason |Ryan Schwartz |Nick Caruso
Television gives us a chance to get to know characters over several years and hundreds of episodes… but some characters only need a few episodes to make a big impression. Just about every one of our favorite TV shows has a memorable character who only shows up in a handful of episodes — someone who we simply can’t picture the show without, no matter how brief their stint on the show was.
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
Tuesday’s Will Trent doubled as an homage to General Hospital, complete with a main title sequence that inserted our title character and his beloved canine companion into the opening credits of the long-running ABC soap. But these weren’t just any credits! Because they appeared during a flashback circa 2004, viewers were treated to a true GH throwback — the beloved “Faces of the Heart” opening, complete with Dave Koz’s soothing sax.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Ryan Schwartz
3 hours ago“There is a really interesting aspect to redefining how we see women in their 60s—what that really means, and the limitations that have been imposed upon us societally, but even more importantly, what we've imposed on ourselves,” Moore says. She knows the world wants women to think of themselves as …
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
Peacock has closed the book on Based on a True Story, cancelling the true-crime satire after two seasons, TVLine has confirmed. The streamer has also cancelled the sports comedy Mr. Throwback, starring Adam Pally and Stephen Curry, after one season. (Our sister site Variety first reported the news.)The news comes five months after the release of True Story’s second season, which dropped in its entirety in November. The cancellation caps its run at 16 episodes.
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1 week ago | 
tvline.com | Ryan Schwartz
Will Trent finally revealed what Rafael Wexford has been holding over Will’s head all season — but if you made your way over to TVLine immediately following Tuesday’s episode, chances are you want answers regarding the fate of Jake McLaughlin’s Detective Michael Ormewood. In Season 3, Episode 14, Ormewood learned that he has a brain tumor. “It’s located in the area of the brain that controls visual processing,” Dr. Seth McDale explained.
