Month: July 2020

Mad Men has found another streaming home — and it comes with some new context about a scene featuring a character in blackface. As of Wednesday, July 15, all seven seasons of Mad Men — which were previously available on Netflix until June of this year — will stream for free, with commercials, on the… via… Continue reading Mad Men Adds Blackface Disclaimer Ahead of Move to Amazon’s IMDb TV — TVLine

Mad Men has found another streaming home — and it comes with some new context about a scene featuring a character in blackface. As of Wednesday, July 15, all seven seasons of Mad Men — which were previously available on Netflix until June of this year — will stream for free, with commercials, on the… via… Continue reading Mad Men Adds Blackface Disclaimer Ahead of Move to Amazon’s IMDb TV — TVLine

It’s a Comic-Con first: This year, fans worldwide will be able to partake in the pop culture extravaganza for free and from the comfort of their couches, as the annual event shifts to an at-home virtual edition as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic. 12 more words via Comic-Con @ Home: Your Guide to the… Continue reading Comic-Con @ Home: Your Guide to the TV-Related Streaming Panels — TVLine

In the wake of Carl Reiner‘s death, CBS will pay tribute to the comedy icon with an hourlong, colorized Dick Van Dyke Show special. Airing Friday, July 3 at 8/7c, the special — titled The Dick Van Dyke Show — Now in Living Color! 13 more words via CBS to Honor Carl Reiner With Colorized Dick… Continue reading CBS to Honor Carl Reiner With Colorized Dick Van Dyke Show Special — TVLine

Guess the gods can’t have been too mad about that dropped math book: Never Have I Ever has been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix. The streaming video service announced the news Wednesday via a video starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and her newly cut bangs, as well as other members of the cast. 8 more words via… Continue reading Never Have I Ever Renewed for Season 2 — Watch the Cast’s Bangin’ Celebration — TVLine

As California reels from an alarming surge in coronavirus cases, The Young and The Restless has pushed back its production restart date, TVLine has learned. The CBS soap — which was initially slated to get back to work on July 6 — is now set to resume shooting one week later, on July 13. An… via… Continue reading Young & Restless: CBS Soap’s Return to Production (Slightly) Delayed — TVLine

Princess Margaret is getting a royal makeover ahead of The Crown‘s fifth and final season. The Netflix drama has tapped Academy Award-nominated actress Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread) to play Queen Elizabeth II’s sister, succeeding Vanessa Kirby (who originated the role in Seasons 1 and 2) and Helena Bonham-Carter (who assumed the part in Seasons 3… via… Continue reading The Crown: Lesley Manville Cast as Princess Margaret in Final Season — TVLine

In the latest TV ratings, ABC’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. — as it nears the midpoint of its farewell season — drew 1.32 million total viewers and a 0.3 rating, ticking up in the demo from last Wednesday’s all-time demo low. 20 more words via TV Ratings: S.H.I.E.L.D. and The 100 Rebound From Series Lows — TVLine

Clone High is preparing to reopen its doors. MTV Studios announced Thursday that it has ordered a reboot of the short-lived animated series, with original series creators Bill Lawrence, Phil Lord and Chris Miller attached to “reimagine” the early-aughts satire. 17 more words via Clone High Reboot Ordered at MTV — TVLine

At least one of the major networks is forging ahead as planned, despite the global pandemic: All six of the still-unproduced pilots that may eventually become Fox series remain alive at the network, TVLine has learned. 21 more words via Goonies-Loving Drama, Eliza Coupe Comedy Pivoting, Scott Foley’s Big Leap Among Pilots Still Alive at Fox… Continue reading Goonies-Loving Drama, Eliza Coupe Comedy Pivoting, Scott Foley’s Big Leap Among Pilots Still Alive at Fox — TVLine