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1 day ago | telltaletv.com | Alicia Gilstorf |Allison Nichols |Ashley Bissette Sumerel |Caitlin Wyneken

Voting is now open for Round 1 of our annual Tell-Tale TV Awards!Each year, we celebrate our love of television by giving our readers the chance to vote on their favorite TV shows and performers from the previous year. As always, the nominees came from our hard-working team members and you, our dedicated readers. As usual, there’s plenty of great TV to choose from. You can vote below for your favorite TV shows and performers in each category.

2 days ago | telltaletv.com | Ashley Bissette Sumerel

Following a slew of cancellations, NBC has revealed its 2025 fall schedule, which includes several long-running franchise dramas and the return of the NBA. NBCUniversal will begin its 11-year agreement to present NBA and WNBA regular-season and playoff basketball games this Fall. The network is also adding the new comedy series The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, along with two new unscripted series to its schedule for the new season.

2 days ago | telltaletv.com | Ashley Bissette Sumerel

NBC has announced renewals for two of its newest drama series, The Hunting Party and Brilliant Minds, for second seasons. The news comes just a few days after several cancellations were announced by the network, including Found, The Irrational, and Suits LA. Meanwhile, all three One Chicago franchise series have also been renewed, along with both Law & Order and Law & Order: SVU.

3 days ago | telltaletv.com | Ashley Bissette Sumerel

One of the Chicago Fire Department’s own could be guilty of attempted murder on Chicago Fire Season 13 Episode 21, “The Bad Guy.” The victim of a car fire is the driver who killed Chief Pascal’s wife, Monica, and when Severide investigates, he discovers the fire is intentional. More than that, all signs point to the culprit being someone who works for the fire department. Could Pascal be responsible?

4 days ago | telltaletv.com | Ashley Bissette Sumerel

Several network shows are winding down their seasons this week, so our picks for What to Watch on TV are focused on finales that you won’t want to miss. Tracker, Will Trent, The Rookie, and Grey’s Anatomy, are just a few of the shows that will see big season finales this week. Plus, Found will air what will now be its season finale, following the news that the series has been canceled at NBC after two seasons. Find our full list of suggestions for What to Watch on TV this week below.