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This Friday, Jeopardy! will air its final original, pre-COVID-19 episode before entering into an indeterminate, potentially months-long period of reruns. That uncertainty surrounding the duration of the iconic game show’s hiatus is causing worry among fans that the June 12 outing could be the last for host Alex Trebek, who is in the midst of… via… Continue reading Alex Trebek Eager to Return to Jeopardy! Following COVID-19 Hiatus — TVLine

Perfect Harmony‘s cancellation was most definitely not music to the ears of the NBC sitcom’s ensemble. In the wake of the church choir comedy’s plug-pulling on Wednesday, series star Anna Camp took to social media to express her disappointment. 20 more words via Perfect Harmony Star Laments Cancellation: ‘My Heart Really Hurts’ — TVLine

Amazon is getting Flack for something Pop TV did. The streamer has revived the dark comedy starring True Blood alum Anna Paquin, our sister site Deadline reports. 31 more words via Flack Revived: Amazon Picks Up Anna Paquin Comedy After Pop TV Axing — TVLine

After triumphing in this category 2018 and 2019, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel‘s Alex Borstein is the odds-on fave to take home Emmy’s Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for a third-consecutive year. 29 more words via Emmys 2020: Supporting Actress in a Comedy — Our 7 Dream Nominees! — TVLine

In the latest TV ratings, Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD this Wednesday drew 1.6 million total viewers (improving on last week’s all-time low) and a 0.3 rating, holding steady in the demo for a second straight week since its premiere. 20 more words via Ratings: S.H.I.E.L.D. Steady, Game On! Dips Again, Bulletproof Returns Low — TVLine

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