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We’re still in the highs of summer, but networks have already started rolling out their fall TV schedules, with a mix of new shows and old favorites returning.

Netflix’s latest Q2 earning results came with some shocking news for not only investors, but everyone with even a passing interest in the media landscape. The world’s largest streaming platform admitted that most viewers stop watching after the first season. Doesn’t matter the show, on average, they lose 58 percent of the audience. For Avatar:…

Welcome to What Would Have Happened Next, a recurring feature in which TVLine breaks down the plot twists, character developments, story arcs, and major moves that would’ve taken place… if only your favorite TV shows hadn’t been canceled.

Will Ferrell’s new Netflix comedy The Hawkhas marked a TV low for the comedian, with the show debuting to a 32 percent score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

“The Five Star Weekend” scored an impressive debut, landing as Peacock’s top scripted series to date.

Disney+ has ordered a pilot for a reboot of the iconic variety series, bringing a new group of young performers into the Mouseketeer spotlight. Production is set to begin this month in Los Angeles, with the new iteration being developed by Fulwell Entertainment.

Tons of classic TV shows have been rebooted in recent years, including “How I Met Your Father,” “That ’90s Show,” and “Raven’s Home.” Netflix’s 2026 adaptation of the classic 1974 “Little House on the Prairie” series was almost immediately renewed for a second season, and it’s not just the audience raving about the period drama.…

A major change is happening with the live-action “God of War” TV series. According to Deadline, the show halted production and will need to find a new Kratos.

Amazon’s original superhero satire “The Tick” has quietly found a new streaming home, giving fans another chance to revisit one of the most offbeat comic adaptations of the past decade, and one of a number of binge-worthy Prime Video originals. Originally released on Prime Video between 2016 and 2019, the series built a loyal following…

When Season 6 of the 1960s sitcom “Bewitched” premiered, fans were in for a surprise: Darrin Stephens, the mortal husband of Elizabeth Montgomery’s spell-casting Samantha, suddenly had a different face. And no, it wasn’t because of a magic spell gone wrong. Actor Dick Sargent had taken over the role, leaving viewers wondering what happened to…