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Five years after WandaVision left the White Vision flying off in search of his identity, Marvel Studios has finally revealed when fans will see the synthezoid again.

The TVLine Scorecard tracks the status of English-language scripted series throughout the year, including renewals, cancellations, final-season announcements, and return dates. Covering hundreds of shows across the major broadcast networks, select cable outlets, and leading streaming services, it combines TVLine’s former Renewal Scorecard and “When Is My Show Back?” tracker into one easy-to-browse guide. New…

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A brand-new episode of the seventh season of Tyler Perry’s The Oval is set to premiere on Wednesday night on BET, which is available to stream live on Fubo. The synopsis of the series reads as follows: “Written, directed and executive produced by Tyler Perry, The Oval is a political drama series. It tells the story of U.S President…

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The sci-fi comedy about TBBT supporting characters takes a big swing but fails to connect

The forecast for Netflix in July is a heat dome of new releases, starting with Will Ferrell’s new comedy The Hawk, in which the Saturday Night Live veteran plays an aging golf pro trying to reignite his career in a last-ditch effort to complete the grand slam. If that sounds a little too city slicker-ish…

Blending odd couple parenting dynamics with an irascible lead performance, at least before star Charlie Sheen’s unceremonious exit, “Two and a Half Men” was a television staple. Running for 12 seasons, Sheen played lothario bachelor Charlie Harper, who lived with his timid younger brother Alan (Jon Cryer) and Alan’s son Jake (Angus T. Jones). Charlie’s…

The Will Ferrell-led sports comedy is off to a strong start on Netflix, quickly climbing the platform’s streaming rankings in the United States. The series has built early momentum despite receiving a mixed response from critics.