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THE PERFORMER | Marina Squerciati THE SHOW | Chicago P.D. THE EPISODE | “I Was Here” (Feb. 5, 2020) THE PERFORMANCE | It’s been days, but we still haven’t recovered from this week’s harrowing Chicago P.D., during which Squerciati delivered a performance that was so emotionally raw and physically brutal that, to be honest, it… via… Continue reading TVLine’s Performer of the Week: Marina Squerciati — TVLine

In addition to (quite literally) pulling Iris the intrepid reporter into a wild, new storyline, The Flash‘s Season 6 winter premiere also teased a mystery involving Nash Wells and his apparent connection to a familiar face. 21 more words via Flash Boss Teases New Mystery: What Is Wells’ Connection to [Spoiler]? — TVLine

This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch listings. With more than 530 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. 9 more words via The TVLine-Up: What’s Leaving,… Continue reading The TVLine-Up: What’s Leaving, New and Returning the Week of Feb. 9 — TVLine

Fox’s fever dream of a singing competition worked its mask off this week, kicking off Season 3 with two episodes in just four days’ time. We’re no mathletes, but by our calculations, that means there are approximately a zillion Masked Singer clues to work through ahead of the next installment. 8 more words via The Masked… Continue reading The Masked Singer: The Latest Clues About White Tiger, Kangaroo and More — TVLine

On this week’s Saturday Night Live, Pete Davidson’s Chad got a personal, one-on-one lesson in drag from host RuPaul. Looking for “the future of drag” at a photo shoot, RuPaul set his sights on Chad, noting to the unlikely superstar, “There’s a queen inside of you. 12 more words via SNL Video: RuPaul Sees the Future… Continue reading SNL Video: RuPaul Sees the Future of Drag — and It’s Pete Davidson’s Chad — TVLine

Regardless of what movies or stars you are rooting for at the Oscars, one thing is for certain: the annual telecast is almost always good for a milestone moment, a stirring speech, or a memorable mishap. 21 more words via The Oscars’ Most Memorable Moments — TVLine

In Thursday’s episode of Will & Grace, the NBC series clumsily attempted to tackle biphobic beliefs and yet stumbled throughout, relying on lazy jokes and tired stereotypes. 33 more words via Will & Grace Tackling Bisexual Erasure Does More Harm Than Good — TVLine

We’re not saying that 9-1-1: Lone Star‘s Owen Strand will never end up with fellow first responder Michelle Blake. We’re just saying that he’s taking a little romantic detour first. 28 more words via 9-1-1: Lone Star Adds Natalie Zea as Owen’s New Love Interest — TVLine

THE PERFORMER | Marina Squerciati THE SHOW | Chicago P.D. THE EPISODE | “I Was Here” (Feb. 5, 2020) THE PERFORMANCE | It’s been days, but we still haven’t recovered from this week’s harrowing Chicago P.D., during which Squerciati delivered a performance that was so emotionally raw and physically brutal that, to be honest, it… via… Continue reading TVLine’s Performer of the Week: Marina Squerciati — TVLine

In the latest TV ratings, CBS’ MacGyver opened Season 4 on Friday night with 6 million total viewers and a 0.7 demo rating, on par with its previous season average (6.1 mil/0.7) and finale (5.5 mil/0.7), while ticking up in audience versus its Season 3 premiere. 11 more words via TV Ratings: MacGyver Returns Steady, Dem… Continue reading TV Ratings: MacGyver Returns Steady, Dem Debate Dominates Friday Night — TVLine