Month: June 2020

San Diego Comic-Con organizers have settled on dates for this year’s all-virtual event. The at-home version of the annual convention, officially called Comic-Con@Home, will be held from Wednesday, July 22 through Sunday, July 26. 23 more words via Comic-Con Sets July Dates for ‘At Home’ Edition, Teases Free Panels — TVLine

Darby Carter’s journey has come to an end, but Love Life has only just begun. HBO Max has renewed the romantic anthology for a second season that will focus on a “whole new love story in New York City,” it was announced Thursday. 14 more words via Love Life Renewed at HBO Max, to Focus on… Continue reading Love Life Renewed at HBO Max, to Focus on ‘Whole New Story’ in Season 2 — TVLine

Man With a Plan quietly wrapped its four-season run on Thursday night, one month after CBS cancelled the family sitcom along with four other shows. Did the makeshift series finale bring the Matt LeBlanc multi-cam to a satisfying close? 18 more words via Man With a Plan Finale Recap: How Did Cancelled Matt LeBlanc Comedy End?… Continue reading Man With a Plan Finale Recap: How Did Cancelled Matt LeBlanc Comedy End? — TVLine

For the first time in three years, the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series will not be awarded to Bill Hader. Barry‘s delayed third season means that the series’ titular leading man’s stranglehold on this category will loosen (albeit for one year, at least), opening the door for several potential first-time nominees… via… Continue reading Emmys 2020: Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Our 7 Dream Nominees! — TVLine

The Recording Academy announced on Wednesday multiple changes for the 63rd Grammy Awards, that in part “reflect ongoing commitment to evolve with the musical landscape.” First and foremost, the Best Urban Contemporary Album category has been renamed Best Progressive R&B Album, “to appropriately categorize and describe this subgenre” and offer “a more accurate definition […] via… Continue reading Grammys Drop ‘Urban’ From Two Category Names in Wake of Backlash — TVLine

This week on Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Enver Gjokaj reprises his role as Agent Carter‘s Daniel Sousa — which comes as no surprise to anyone who follows TVLine. 30 more words via Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Sneak Peek Teases an Agent Carter Reunion — TVLine

Kate Kane will be gone, but alive and kicking, when The CW’s Batwoman opens Season 2 in early 2021. Aiming to “clarify any misinformation out there,” showrunner Caroline Dries on Wednesday made clear that in the name of dealing with Ruby Rose’s abrupt parting of ways with the Arrowverse series, the character she played will… via… Continue reading Batwoman Boss Teases Season 2 Plan to Write Out, Not Kill Off, Kate Kane — TVLine

Talk about a trebled development: NBC has cancelled Perfect Harmony after one low-rated season, TVLine has learned. Across its 13-episode freshman run, Perfect Harmony averaged a 0.42 demo rating and fewer than 2 million total viewers, Out of the seven sitcoms NBC aired this TV season, it ranked fifth in both measures (ahead of midseason… via… Continue reading Perfect Harmony Cancelled at NBC — TVLine

MTV is continuing to clean house this week, now severing ties with Teen Mom alum Taylor Selfridge over a series of past racist tweets. In a statement to People, the network confirmed that it has ended its professional relationship with Selfridge, in addition to shelving a Teen Mom special about Selfridge and boyfriend Cory Wharton… via… Continue reading MTV Cuts Ties With Teen Mom Alum Taylor Selfridge Over Racist Tweets — TVLine

It appears that the mighty Doom Patrol has finally met its match… in the form of an 11-year-old girl. The pint-sized powerhouse takes center stage in the new trailer for Doom Patrol‘s second season, premiering Thursday, June 25, simultaneously releasing on DC Universe and HBO Max. 11 more words via Doom Patrol Trailer: Dorothy Raises ‘Hell… Continue reading Doom Patrol Trailer: Dorothy Raises ‘Hell on Earth’ in Season 2 — Watch — TVLine