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Val Chmerkovskiy has no problem with Alan Bersten taking the lead amid his suspension from Dancing With the Stars.
Alan Moore has several comics that he wrote that were turned into movies, and he had nothing good to say about any of them. Moore wrote some of the most critically acclaimed books in comic book history. For DC Comics, Moore wrote Batman: The Killing Joke and the iconic Superman story “Whatever Happened to the…
DWTS’ Gleb Savchenko is weighing in on the news that recently eliminated pro Alan Bersten will sub in for Val Chmerkovskiy on Oct. 20’s episode.
“Gilligan’s Island” is one of the most iconic series to come out of the 1960s, but the show’s early ratings were low. Alan Hale Jr., who portrayed the Skipper, believed that was because audiences initially did not grasp the absurdity.
October 2026 has brought renewal news for several TV shows across different genres, ranging from crime dramas and reality competitions to animated superhero stories. The titles receiving another season are Neagley, featuring Alan Ritchson, and Marvel’s Marvel Zombies, alongside returning favorites such as Tulsa King and The Hunting Wives.
Alan Ritchson delivered uplifting news in the wake of a challenging time in his life and fans were quick to weigh in.
Networks and streaming platforms renewed 20 TV shows throughout September 2026. Reality competitions, spy dramas, animated series, and cooking shows all received new season orders.
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Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.
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