Month: June 2020

The Flash front man Grant Gustin was “shocked, saddened and angry” when he learned about the slew of offensive tweets that led to co-star Hartley Sawyer’s firing ahead of Season 7. 30 more words via The Flash’s Grant Gustin Reacts to Hartley Sawyer’s Firing: ‘Words Matter’ — TVLine

In honor of LGBTQ Pride Month, Supergirl actress Chyler Leigh is taking a moment to appreciate some similarities between her character’s life and her own, saying, “ journey of self discovery is something that I can personally relate to.” Titled “Wear Your Pride,” Leigh’s post was published Monday on the official website for Creating Change,… via… Continue reading Supergirl’s Chyler Leigh Calls Alex’s Coming Out Journey ‘Something That I Can Personally Relate To’ — TVLine

Former Bachelorette star Rachel Lindsay is making headlines for declaring she’ll quit the franchise if it doesn’t address its lack of diversity — and now she’s explaining her stance. 29 more words via The Bachelorette’s Rachel Lindsay Is Ready to Leave the Franchise If Changes Aren’t Made: ‘We Still Don’t Have the Diversity This Show Needs’… Continue reading The Bachelorette’s Rachel Lindsay Is Ready to Leave the Franchise If Changes Aren’t Made: ‘We Still Don’t Have the Diversity This Show Needs’ — TVLine

OWN and Discovery’s 18 other networks will air OWN Spotlight: Where Do We Go From Here?, a two-night special hosted by Oprah Winfrey, on Tuesday, June 9 and Wednesday, June 10, at 9/8c. 25 more words via TVLine Items: Oprah Assembles Black Leaders, Manson Doc Delay and More — TVLine

Tyrion Lannister’s Emmy reign is officially over. With Game of Thrones over, Peter Dinklage — who has dominated Emmy’s Supporting Actor in a Drama Series race for much of the past decade, to the tune of eight nominations and four wins (including last year) — no longer has a stranglehold on this category. 6 more… via… Continue reading Emmys 2020: Supporting Actor in a Drama — Our 7 Dream Nominees! — TVLine

A long-brewing Law & Order spinoff may eventually land with a new home, so as to most genuinely tell its stories. Law & Order: Hate Crimes was given a 13-episode order back in September 2018, though NBC pressed pause on the spinoff six months later. 12 more words via Law & Order: Hate Crimes Likely Bound… Continue reading Law & Order: Hate Crimes Likely Bound for Peacock Due to Language Concerns — TVLine

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including The Baker and the Beauty, Fuller House, Legends of Tomorrow and Labor of Love! 20 more words via Should Blue Bloods Reflect Reality? Where Was Fuller House’s Jesse? Glee Tell-All Movie, Please?!… Continue reading Should Blue Bloods Reflect Reality? Where Was Fuller House’s Jesse? Glee Tell-All Movie, Please?! And More Qs — TVLine

Jeopardy! will soon be in all-encore mode. TVLine has learned that the iconic Alex Trebek-hosted game show — which halted production roughy three months ago due to the coronavirus pandemic — will air its last original episode on Friday, June 12. 18 more words via Here’s When Jeopardy! Will Run Out of Original Episodes Due to… Continue reading Here’s When Jeopardy! Will Run Out of Original Episodes Due to COVID-19 — TVLine

Abby Lee Miller’s relationship with Lifetime has come to an abrupt end. The network cancelled its upcoming Abby’s Virtual Dance-Off series Friday after the mother of a Dance Moms dancer posted on social media that Miller, who stars in that series as well, had made racist remarks to her daughter during the filming of Season… via… Continue reading Abby Lee Miller Reality Show Cancelled at Lifetime After Her Racist Dance Moms Remarks Are Revealed — TVLine