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Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 3:36 pm
Line of Fire premieres tonight on NBC: what to expect as Peter Krause trades 9-1-1 for the Secret Service
Tonight at 10 p.m. ET/PT, NBC would like to reintroduce you to Peter Krause, a man television has been putting through it. After 9-1-1 killed off Bobby Nash and left an entire fandom in group-chat mourning, Krause is back — in a suit, with an earpiece.
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Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 2:51 pm
Far Cry FX series adds Brendan Gleeson and Jennifer Jason Leigh to its cast — and the Fargo creator won't follow the games
Every prestige-TV cycle has its bat-signal, and this week's is Noah Hawley quietly assembling a cast list that reads like an awards-season seating chart. His Far Cry series at FX just added five names, and at least two of them made me put down my coffee.
Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 2:28 pm
Wonka's The Golden Ticket controversy explained: Netflix revived Gene Wilder's voice with AI
Netflix looked at the wreckage of that 2024 Glasgow "Willy's Chocolate Experience" — the one with the meth-lab bouncy castle and the crying children — and thought: what if we did that, but prestige, and with a dead man's voice? Thus, Wonka's The Golden Ticket, premiering September 23.
Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 2:05 pm
Brothers on Apple TV: what to know about the McConaughey–Harrelson series premiere
Somewhere between True Detective season 1 and now, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson stopped being "actors who play best friends" and became "men who might legally be siblings." Apple TV, sensing money, made it a show.
Daniel Okafor
September 21, 2026 1:21 pm
Lanterns episode 6 put Carol Ferris at Hal Jordan's funeral, 15 years after Blake Lively played her
Three people came to Hal Jordan's funeral in Lanterns episode 6: two old girlfriends and a colleague who could not stand him. One of those girlfriends has been part of Green Lantern comics since 1959, and what she becomes there would make her the most powerful person at the graveside.
Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 1:19 pm
Lanterns episode 6 ending explained: yes, Hal Jordan is dead — and Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner delivers even worse news
HBO's Lanterns has been dangling the "is Hal actually dead" question like a cat toy for weeks, and episode 6, "Bad Optics," finally stops playing. He's dead. Extremely dead. Autopsy-confirmed dead.
Tatiana Santos
September 21, 2026 12:56 pm
Lioness season 3 finale ending explained: Aaliyah Amrohi is back as the villain nobody clocked
Raise your hand if you spent eight episodes of Lioness season 3 confidently yelling "it's Russia" at your TV. Now keep it raised if you pivoted to "okay, fine, it's Ukraine" somewhere around episode five. Congratulations, you played yourself, and so did the CIA.
Daniel Okafor
September 21, 2026 12:32 pm
NBC's Line of Fire premieres tonight with two reviews that praise and condemn the same scenes
Peter Krause has led six television series since 1998, and the seventh arrives tonight with two reviews that cancel each other out. Neither critic had the decisive figure: the showrunner has already broken a typical episode down by percentage, and the number explains exactly where the two of them parted company.
Hannah Whitlock
September 20, 2026 6:49 pm
Survivor 9 cast: where are they now? One of them later ran for Manhattan District Attorney
Survivor: Vanuatu is the 2004 season everyone remembers for the wrong reasons first: battle of the sexes, round two, on a volcanic island chain, with a women's alliance so dominant they made up six of the final seven.
Hannah Whitlock
September 20, 2026 5:34 pm
How many seasons of Slow Horses will there be? Gary Oldman has named the two things that decide it
Slow Horses is the rarest thing on television: a prestige show that actually shows up. Six seasons in four years, no three-year "we're crafting the vision" gaps, no apology posts.