Jay Ryan and Kristin Kreuk star in “Beauty and the Beast”
CW may be disappointing some viewers with its list of show cancelations, but one beastly series managed to narrowly avoid the ax.
In this rebroadcast, Oscar nominee John Malkovich stars as Edward Teach, a man who has supposedly been long dead -- a man also known as the infamous pirate Blackbeard. Richard Coyle and Tracy Ifeachor also star.
This new comedy follows a group of friends who are always on the cusp of finding true love. Some people need a little more help in this department than others. Chris D'Elia stars as a confident, charismatic guy who decides to help his unlucky-in-love roommate.
"Auction Hunters," Spike's entry into the surprisingly rich buying-other-people's-stuff genre of reality TV, recently wrapped its fourth season, but will be back for a fifth.
Spike announced last month that the show, which follows metaphorical diamond-in-the-rough prospectors Allen Haff and Ton Jones as they travel the country bidding on the unseen contents of storage units, will return in the fall.
Angie (Kristin Lehman) and Vega (Louis Ferreira) investigate what initially looks like a case of self defense during a home invasion in this new episode. As the clues lead them to the truth, however, it begins to look like something much more sinister is afoot.
The cast of “Crossbones”
Television is the trendy place to be these days.
NBC presents the premiere episode of this all-new doctor drama. The night shift at San Antonio Memorial Hospital is comprised of returned army doctors who work hard and play hard. T.C. Callahan (Eoin Macken) and his experienced team risk everything to save lives.
The "Spider-Man 2" movie that was released in theaters a few weeks ago was actually part of a so-called "reboot" of the web slinger's on-screen exploits.
The Spider-Man movies you saw listed on TV were released in 2004 and 2007, respectively, and starred Tobey Maguire as reluctant radioactive hero Peter Parker.
The "Spider-Man 2" movie that was released this year starred Andrew Garfield in the title role, in a sequel to the previous edition in 2012.
CBS presents a new episode of its newest half-hour comedy. Six old friends have arrived at very different places in their lives, and each is convinced the others have it better. Majandra Delfino, Brooklyn Decker, Rick Donald, Zoe Lister-Jones, Kevin Connolly and James Van Der Beek star.
Donald Sterling was recorded telling his girlfriend not to hang out with black people after she posted a picture with Magic Johnson on Instagram. Sterling says he was misunderstood, he’s not sure when the recording was made and he just doesn’t want Magic Johnson at the games. Even Mel Gibson was like, “Just stop talking.”