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Maya Bishop probably never saw Carina DeLuca coming.

Hell, neither did we, but everyone knows the best love stories take you by surprise, and they’re not just about building a ship but a legacy.

And that’s what Station 19 did with the ever-lasting love story between these two women, resulting in a timeless, iconic love story in the Grey’s Anatomy Universe.

Maya and Carina happily canoodle baby liam as they think about their future together on the series finale. (Disney/James Clark )

Unsurprisingly, the lasting impact of love on the tragically canceled Station 19 is that of this endearing pairing who persevered through it all.

Subverting everything television commonly showcases about queer love, Marina manages to emerge as one of the few sapphic pairings onscreen that get their happily ever after.

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If you love Chicago Fire, these are more shows like it for fans of firefighting drama!

Since 2012, Chicago Fire has been a mainstay for NBC. The kickoff of the One Chicago universe still enthralls viewers by balancing exciting emergencies with strong characters. Fans love to watch these firemen (and women) risking their lives while bonding as friends and romances.

There have been some shows like it, and many are quite similar to Chicago Fire. They can use the same thrills and drama while others focus more on the characters. A few stand out for their setting and even a light-hearted tone. For any fan of Chicago Fire, these nine shows are just the thing to fire up your TV binges!

9-1-1 -ÒWannabesÓ - Things get messy for the 118 following a massive pipe explosion. Meanwhile, Athena investigates the brutal beating of a man found behind a grocery store, and BobbyÕs...

Shondaland, the company behind hits such as Grey’s Anatomy, Bridgerton and upcoming murder mystery The Residence, is turning 20 this year.

Shonda Rhimes and her production partner Betsy Beers have been responsible for hundreds of hours of scripted television in that time.

At a Deadline-moderated panel session at NATPE in Miami, Beers talked about the past, present and future of Shondaland as it readies its latest show – The Residence starring Uzo Aduba. She also talked about the fourth season of Bridgerton, the future of Grey’s Anatomy and hopes to expand the company’s non-fiction slate.

Beers, who is being feted at NATPE as a “Shift Disturber” didn’t give too much away about season four of its steamy rom-com, which recently started production. “It’s about Benedict Bridgerton,” she joked when asked to tease the upcoming season, which will focus on Luke Thompson’s character and his love interest Sophie Baek,...

Station 19 star Danielle Savre, who portrayed Maya Bishop, discusses the show's seven-season run and its definitive ending in 2024. The Grey’s Anatomy spinoff, which followed the lives of firefighters and paramedics at Station 19 in Seattle, featured a strong ensemble including Jaina Lee Ortiz, Grey Damon, Jason Winston George, and Jay Hayden. The series garnered a dedicated audience and generally positive reviews for its diverse cast and engrossing plotlines. Sadly, Station 19 ended with season 7, although the reason for the cancellation is unclear.

During an interview with Screen Rant's Zak Wojnar, Savre discussed how the show’s conclusion allowed for a sense of closure for Maya and the other characters. Unlike many shows that leave their endings open for interpretation, Station 19 provided a complete and uplifting resolution, offering a glimpse into the future where the characters' goals are fulfilled. Savre expressed gratitude towards showrunners Zoanne Clack and Peter Paige for avoiding cliffhangers or tragic outcomes.

Station 19's Maya actor Danielle Savre has commented on a potential franchise return in Grey's Anatomy, explaining the possibility of coming back. Station 19's series finale offered bookends to many character story arcs, including Maya Bishop, a Captain on the team whose wife is Dr. Carina DeLuca (Stefania Spampinato). Carina is an Ob/Gyn Attending at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, one of many connective elements between the two shows. While neither character has appeared since their spinoff ended, the possibility remains open that either of them could show up in the ongoing medical series.

Speaking with ScreenRant about her role on the NBC procedural drama Found, Savre said she would never rule out returning as Maya despite Station 19 being over. The actor addressed how the ending of the series still allows room for her character to return, still doing her job and potentially able to interact with Grey's Anatomy characters in the process.

NBC's Found follows the team at Mosely & Associates as they work with local law enforcement to find missing people before they're lost forever. The agency's founder, Gabi Mosely (Shanola Hampton), was abducted by Sir (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) during childhood. However, the pilot reveals that she turned the tables by capturing her former kidnapper and keeping him prisoner. In the show's second season, Sir has escaped Gabi's basement to pursue his own agenda, while still trying to prove his twisted affection.

Found season 2 introduces Danielle Savre's character, Heather Tollin, in the January 16 episode, "Missing While Targeted." Although she only plays an introductory role in the winter premiere, Savre will have a heavier presence as the season continues. The actor is best known for portraying Maya Bishop on ABC's Station 19, a Grey's Anatomy spin-off that ran for seven seasons before ending its run in 2024.

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The medical drama has been popular for a long time. Several of network TV's longest-running procedural series have been in the medical genre. This includes ER, and an Emmy-winning series that ran from 1994 to 2009. Overlapping partially with this time frame was Grey's Anatomy, which began in 2005. Grey's has dominated television ever since, even prompting the spinoff series Station 19. Grey's Anatomy season 21 is in its mid-season break right now, and will return in March.

While long-standing medical dramas like these have fascinated audiences, it can be even more interesting when new shows come in to shake things up in this genre. Last year, for example, saw the release of Doctor Odyssey. The Ryan Murphy-created show took a more comedic approach to the medical procedural, taking place on a luxury cruise ship with a bumbling lead who clashes with his staff. This was met with mixed results, as Doctor Odyssey...

There’s not much that Danielle Savre can say about her Found character, whom viewers will meet in the January 16 midseason premiere, but something tells us she’s going to be fun to have around. The Station 19 vet debuts as Heather in the show’s return, and like pretty much every other character on this show, we have so many questions about who she is and her past. While Savre can’t share much, she does introduce her character, tease her relationships with Gabi (Shanola Hampton) and Trent (Brett Dalton), and more below. What can you say about Heather ahead of your debut besides that she’s a mysterious and ambitious attorney who comes in involved with the team? Danielle Savre: That was exactly what I was going to say. How did you know? There’s more to her than meets the eye, and I think her ambition is what drives her the most.

When flames erupt, who do you want to charge through the smoke to save the day?

TV firehouses have become as iconic as the heroes they portray, but which team would you trust with your life?

Let’s break down the choices — and some reasons to cheer (or chuckle) at each one. Then, make your pick in our poll!

Station 118 (9-1-1) (Disney/Ray Mickshaw)

Why They’re First-Rate: Fans of 9-1-1 know the 118 is the Swiss Army knife of firehouses.

Need someone to rappel down a collapsing high-rise? They’ve got you. Someone stuck in a tar pit? No problem. And if your rescue requires emotional support, Bobby’s fatherly wisdom and Buck’s puppy-dog enthusiasm have you covered.

Why You Might Hesitate: Sure, they’re excellent firefighters, but this crew attracts chaos.

From tsunami rescues to a runaway bouncy house, they’re not exactly bringing calm to your emergency.

ABC was very mean when it came to cancellations and endings in 2024. Four shows came to an end or were abruptly canceled, while the network announced that a fifth would wrap up in 2025.

2024 was not a good year for a lot of networks. We said goodbye to some great shows, and we’re still salty about some of the cancellations. There were a couple of ABC shows that we wanted to see more of, especially considering they ended with a shortened season due to the pandemic.

We take a look back at the cancellations of 2024. Hopefully, 2025 will be better.

The ABC shows that ended in 2024

Two shows were given final season orders as the strike action came to an end. It was disappointing news for fans of the shows. The Good Doctor was the first to get the orders, coming to an end after seven seasons. This was one of...

2025 has officially arrived and with the new year ahead, there’s still time to look back on the year that was 2024. It was quite an interesting year for TV fans with the results of the 2023 actors’ and writers’ strikes bleeding into the new year leading to shortened seasons of some of the biggest shows on air and unexpected sendoffs for series that very well could have continued for many more seasons.

When it comes to cancellations, CBS by far had some of the biggest cancellations in broadcast in 2024 bringing a close to so many amazing shows including a handful of shows that very much remained at the top of the leaderboard in viewership. Fans were incredibly vocal about some of the choices CBS made, but The Eye network wasn’t the only network that made some difficult decisions leading to the end of a batch of amazing shows.

In total,...

Some cancellations always hurt more than others. That was certainly the case for the broadcast TV shows in 2024. We are still salty about some of those decisions.

We know that some TV shows have to come to an end. The writing is usually on the wall for some of them. The linear ratings are down, or the show just isn’t getting great reviews. However, this year, there were some cancellations that were completely unjustified. Or we lost great shows that just didn’t have the chance to find their audiences.

We’re taking a look back at 2024 and the TV cancellations that hurt the most. We’re not just sad; we’re salty. This is for broadcast only. There are some streaming cancellations that I absolutely hate!

Not Dead Yet

There are very few comedies on TV now. This year has seen a few hits on NBC, but other networks have struggled.

A new year means new shows — and saying goodbye to your favorites. The 2023-2024 broadcast season is really just getting underway — with season premieres of scripted shows mostly in January, February, and March this year — but we already know more than a handful that will be signing off in the coming months. Below is the list of all the TV shows we’re saying goodbye to this year. ABC Station 19, seven seasons Not Dead Yet, two seasons AMC Orphan Black: Echoes, one season Parish, one season Apple TV+ Schmigadoon!, two seasons Constellation, one season Still Up, one season The Big Door Prize, two seasons Sunny, one season CBS Blue Bloods, 14 seasons Bob Hearts Abishola, five seasons S.W.A.T., seven seasons Young Sheldon, seven seasons So Help Me Todd, two seasons CSI: Vegas, three seasons NCIS: Hawai’i, three seasons The CW Superman & Lois, four seasons Walker, four seasons Disney+ Andor, two seasons Renegade Nell,...

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 Shrinking, Blue Bloods, Taylor Sheridan: Actor, Matlock and more!

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There’s still plenty to watch on broadcast TV tonight, Tuesday, Dec. 10. After all, many networks are getting ready for the holiday season.

There are still some shows with new episodes to air. CBS isn’t pushing their schedule into mid-December to help give us something to watch. Meanwhile, NBC has a packed night of The Voice. Otherwise, it’s all about Christmas specials.

FBI night, Lego Masters, and more

Let’s just start with Fox. While there isn’t a return date for the full season of Lego Masters, there is a holiday special to check out this week. It all starts with “Celebrity Holiday Bricktacular: Home Alone” with a fun chance for teams to build houses filled with traps. Yes, it’s time for a Lego build inspired by Kevin McCallister.

After that, the teams go head-to-head in a round that involves Santa’s sleigh. They need to...

After a strike-filled 2023, a number of TV shows are still waiting to be renewed or canceled by their respective networks and streamers in 2024.

As broadcast and cable networks — as well as their streaming counterparts —double down on their impending decisions for on the bubble series, the fate for both freshman shows and longrunning series hangs in the balance.

This year TV fans will say goodbye to several beloved favorites, including Chuck Lorre’s CBS sitcoms “Bob Hearts Abishola” and “Young Sheldon,” HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” ABC’s “Station 19,” Disney’s “Bunk’d” and Freeform’s “Good Trouble,” to name a few.

Get latest on the future of your favorite shows below:

“3 Body Problem” (Netflix) – Renewed & Ending

The sci-fi adaptation, which launched its first season in March, is officially set to air second and third installments before coming to a close, offering clarity to the streamer’s previous statement...

Even though Station 19 came to an end, the stars of the beloved series are more popular than ever.

The ABC TV series, created by Stacy McKee, premiered in March of 2018, and it’s a spin-off of Grey’s Anatomy, following Private Practice.

The show focuses on the lives of the men and women at Seattle Fire Station 19.

In total, 105 episodes of Station 19 aired over seven seasons between March 2018 and May 2024.

The actors featured on the show have also amassed a considerable amount of followers on Instagram. We’ve rounded up the stars of Station 19, and ranked them according to their popularity on social media.

Click through to find out who are the most popular cast members of Station 19…...

Jay Hayden speaks on the possibility of making an appearance in Grey's Anatomy as his Station 19 character. Hayden is known for playing Travis Montgomery in the series Station 19, which began in 2018. Station 19 is a spinoff of the series Grey's Anatomy, following the lives of people who work in firehouse station 19 in Seattle, Washington. The series includes some crossover characters with Grey's Anatomy, most notably featuring Dr. Ben Warren, who is played by Jason George. Ben's wife Miranda Bailey, a beloved Grey's Anatomy character, also makes occasional appearances in the spinoff.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant for FBI: International, Hayden speaks on whether he would be open to appearing in Grey's Anatomy. Asked if he would consider appearing on the medical procedural, Hayden noted that he will "always love that world," particularly praising Grey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes. As for returning to play Travis, Hayden seemed very open to the prospect overall,...

In Jay Hayden’s recent series Station 19, he played devoted and well-liked Seattle firefighter Travis Montgomery. He’s once again portraying a first responder, this time in an FBI: International arc as Federal Agent Tyler Booth, “one of [Supervisory Special Agent] Wes Mitchell’s [Jesse Lee Soffer] best friends,” reveals showrunner Matt Olmstead. We’ll see how the rest of the Fly Team will take to the new guy when he arrives from the States seeking help with a difficult—and dangerous—case. Below, TV Insider got a preview from Hayden. Booth is based in the U.S. Why is he in Hungary? Jay Hayden: He’s there for someone on the FBI’s Most Wanted List that he’s been pursuing for a frustratingly long time and he’s finally got a break in the case. The bad guy, Ed Haskins [Will Janowitz], is in Russia and the team can’t...

FBI: International has been going through pretty significant changes in recent years. The show added Chicago Pd alum Jesse Lee Soffer to its cast, and now, its adding Station 19 alum Jay Hayden. These two men are close friends, and Hayden will be joining International on December 10 as an "intelligent and charismatic" agent.

The details surrounding Hayden's character were initially kept under wraps, but the actor opened up about what fans should expect from his agent during a recent interview with Deadline. It sounds like it will be an opportunity to spice up the show, as well as take advantage of Hayden and Soffer's real life bond.

Hayden is eager to work with Jesse Lee Soffer “The Other Hard Part” – When a U.S. ambassador is taken hostage at a TV station in the Netherlands alongside 70 civilians, the Fly Team is forced to work quickly to find out who they’re up against.

Exclusive: Jay Hayden will debut on CBS’ FBI: International on December 10 at 9 p.m. as U.S.-based agent Tyler Booth, and Deadline has your first look at the Season 4 episode and a Q&a with the actor below.

The episode “Keen as a Bean” follows Tyler after he flips the ex-wife of a criminal on the FBI’s Most Wanted list and enlists the Fly Team to help lure the perp out of Russia. Kyle Steinbach wrote the episode and Brenna Malloy directed it.

As we revealed in September with Hayden’s casting news, Booth is described as an intelligent and charismatic agent who travels to Budapest looking for assistance on a case. The agent he seeks out is Wesley Mitchell, played by Hayden’s good friend Jesse Lee Soffer who joined the cast this season as the show’s new lead. Tyler and Wesley go way back, which...

First responder dramas tap into something universal: our fascination with heroes who race against time to save lives.

Whether it’s a firefighter pulling someone from a burning building, a paramedic delivering lifesaving CPR, or a police officer diffusing a tense situation, these stories keep us on the edge of our seats while tugging at our emotions.

Modern hits like 9-1-1 have mastered this formula, drawing millions of viewers weekly.

Emergency! (NBC/Screenshot)

But long before Buck, Hen, and Athena tackled skyscraper rescues and earthquakes, Emergency! quietly revolutionized TV’s portrayal of first responders.

This wasn’t just a procedural drama — it was a catalyst for real-world change.

The question remains: can today’s first responder shows, with all their glossy effects and interpersonal drama, match the cultural and societal impact of Emergency!?

Before Emergency!: Laying the Groundwork Rescue 8 (Cinefilm/Wilbert Productions/Screenshot)

Before Emergency! hit the...

Shondaland boss Megha Tolia is stepping down as president and COO before the end of the year, TheWrap has learned.

Tolia, who has headed Shonda Rhimes’ production company for three years, will step down in December to spend more time with her family, a spokesperson said. In her place, chief innovation and design officer Sandie Bailey and CMO Chris Diiorio will be elevated to co-presidents.

Bailey and Diiorio will continue on in their previous roles in addition to their new responsibilities as co-presidents.

“I am so grateful to Shonda and my colleagues at Shondaland for three wonderful years at the company,” Tolia said in a statement Tuesday. “I look forward to cheering them on as they continue to tell stories and fearlessly entertain audiences everywhere.”

The news comes as Shondaland prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2025. Since its launch, Shondaland has produced “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Scandal,” “How to Get Away with Murder,...

Disney vet Alexandra Weinberger has joined Amazon MGM Studios in the newly created role of chief of YA and comedy ongoing series.

Three years ago, Amazon MGM Studios (then just Amazon Studios) organized its leadership team to focus on three areas: development, series, and IP and talent management. In her new position, Weinberger will head up a team that will take oversight of some of Amazon MGM Studios’ first-season YA and comedy shows — at Prime Video, the list of applicable upcoming titles includes “Cruel Intentions,” “We Were Liars,” “Motorheads,” “Off Campus,” “Every Year After,” “Overcompensating” and more — as they enter into their second seasons.

As head of YA and comedy series, Weinberger will report directly to Amazon MGM Studios head of co-prod television and ongoing series Laura Lancaster.

Most recently, Weinberger was a producer and creative consultant on the Dear Media podcast “Coming in Hot.” Prior to that, she worked...

Amazon MGM Studios has named Alexandra Weinberger as its new head of ongoing young adult and comedy series.

Weinberger, who previously worked at Disney for 21 years in a variety of leadership roles, will oversee Prime Video’s slate of YA and comedy titles, such as “Cruel Intentions,” “We Were Liars,” “Motorheads,” “Off Campus,” “Every Year,” “After,” “Overcompensating” and more — taking on many of these shows as they enter their second seasons.

She will report to Amazon’s head of co-prod television and ongoing series Laura Lancaster.

At Disney’s ABC Studios, Weinberger was a senior executive for current programming, where she exclusively oversaw Shonda Rhimes/Shondaland-created series “Private Practice,” “Scandal,” “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Station 19,” as well as Greg Berlanti Productions series like “Brothers and Sisters,” “Dirty Sexy Money” and “Eli Stone.”

Prior to that, she led comedy series development and current for Touchstone Television, overseeing series such as “Scrubs” and “My Wife & Kids.

As it grows its roster of young adult and comedy series, Amazon MGM Studios is bringing on an executive to shepherd those shows beyond their first seasons.

Alex Weinberger has joined the studio as head of YA and comedy ongoing series. She and her team will take on oversight of shows including the upcoming Cruel Intentions update and We Were Liars, along with Motorheads, Off Campus, Every Year After, Overcompensating and other series as they move into possible second seasons (though not all of those titles have been formally greenlit for second seasons). Weinberger will report to Laura Lancaster, head of co-prod television and ongoing series at Amazon MGM Studios.

Weinberger has an extensive track record in working with ongoing series. She spent 21 years at Disney, including time as a senior current programming executive for ABC Studios. During that time she had exclusive oversight of several Shondaland series, including Grey’s Anatomy,...

Longtime Disney executive Alexandra (Alex) Weinberger has joined Amazon MGM Studios as head, YA and comedy, ongoing series. In the newly created position, she will report to Laura Lancaster, head of co-prod television and ongoing series.

Weinberger’s team will take over those of Prime Video’s slate of freshman young adult and comedy series that go to a second season. The slate includes Cruel Intentions, We Were Liars, Motorheads, Off Campus, Every Year After and Overcompensating.

Most recently, Weinberger worked as a producer and creative consultant on the Dear Media female empowerment podcast Coming in Hot.

Weinberger previously worked at Disney for 21 years. At ABC Studios, she was an executive in current programming and oversaw Shonda Rhimes/Shondaland series Private Practice, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy, and Station 19, as well as Greg Berlanti Productions series such as Brothers and Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money, and Eli Stone.

Prior to that, Weinberger...

About two decades ago, one of the biggest medical dramas in American television history aired on ABC. Grey’s Anatomy would go on to become the most popular hospital-based TV show and a household name, which is why it is still going on strong. And of course, as with any successful franchise, creators are always looking for ways to maximize their profits. The best way to do that is by the way of spin-offs, like Station 19.

Daryn Okada, Michael Welch, Danielle Savre, and Grey Damon in Station 19 | Credit: ABC

Grey’s Anatomy has had a number of spin-offs over the years, each going on for variable lengths of time with different degrees of success. However, Station 19 stood out among the rest. Though it did not achieve the same level of popularity as its parent show, it managed to gain a significant fan following. Which is why so many were let down...

Exclusive: Guy Burnet (Oppenheimer), John Ross Bowie (Speechless), Adrian Rawlins (Mary & George) and Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson (Vikings: Valhalla) will round out the cast of Reykjavik, writer-director Michael Russell Gunn’s historical drama for Anyone But You producer Sk Global. Additionally, 2521 Entertainment has been set to produce and finance the film in partnership with Sk Global.

Others in the cast, as previously announced, include Jeff Daniels, Jared Harris, J.K. Simmons, Hope Davis, Branka Katic and Aya Cash.

Entering production in Iceland in early October, with extensive filming at Höfði House, the actual site of the 1986 Reykjavik summit, Reykjavik explains why the event marked one of the most significant diplomatic achievements of modern times. The film takes place at the most dangerous point of the Cold War, watching as political enemies Ronald Reagan (Daniels) and Mikhail Gorbachev (Harris) meet in Iceland over one long, tense weekend to decide if there will...

Daniel “Dan” Hoh, a physician who wrote for ABC’s Station 19, died Oct. 11. He was 45.

Hoh joined the CBS Diversity Writing Program and in 2016, secured his first staffing job on the network’s Pure Genius from Jason Katims and Sarah Watson. In 2020, he joined ABC’s Station 19 where he rose to the title of producer in its final season.

Born and raised in Potomac, Maryland, Hoh spent time with the FBI before attending medical school at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tn. Though he thrived in medicine, he always tried to nurture his creative side and ended up transitioning to journalism by becoming a TV reporter in rural Kentucky.

Driven by a passion for people and social justice, Hoh embarked on global humanitarian missions. A trip to Mexico City with El Pozo de Via sparked his activism against human trafficking. He and his wife, Deborah, also campaigned for international human rights.

Jesse Lee Soffer is opening up about FBI: International!

The 40-year-old One Chicago star joins as the Fly Team’s new boss, Supervisory Special Agent Wes Mitchell, while Station 19‘s Jay Hayden is also joining the series in a recurring role.

Season 4 of the series premieres on CBS on Tuesday, October 15.

In an interview with TV Insider, Jesse explained what to expect about his addition to the team, as well as his friend Jay Hayden joining as Agent Tyler Booth.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I got one of my best friends in the world, Jay Hayden, who was on Station 19 most recently, coming to do a big, fun arc playing a character from Wes’ past. He was an old partner, and they went through some stuff together. There’s a really nice relationship dynamic there and obviously Jay and I have a really fun dynamic that...

Grey’s Anatomy fans may be cheering the return of Jason George as Ben Warren after he spent seven seasons on spinoff Station 19. But the doctor that they get back may not exactly be the doctor that they remember.

Though historically Bailey’s better half has had a habit of going rogue and landing himself in hot water, “he’s had seven years with the Seattle fire department, where there are a lot of protocols and rules, just like a hospital,” showrunner Meg Marinis reminds TVLine. “He’s had more experience.”

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Netflix’s “It’s What’s Inside” is the body-swapping thriller that sparked a bidding war at Sundance, and it’s finally streaming for all to see. And you’re probably going to want to see it a couple of times, because the ensemble cast is constantly rotating through characters, leaving the audience to keep up with who’s who — and in who’s body — at what point in the film.

We’re going to keep the basic cast and character details here spoiler-free, though we will add some hints to help you keep track, in case you’re wondering where you’ve seen that actor before without getting the whole movie ruined for you. But not to worry, if you’re looking for a breakdown of who’s in who’s body, we’ll include that in a spoiler section below, too.

Here’s your guide to the “It’s What’s Inside...

Which TV shows are doing the best? The worst? Cancelled or renewed? Wondering how your favorite series are doing in the ratings? Here are the final season average ratings of the 2023-24 network TV shows -- through the end of week 52.

ABC shows (so far): 9-1-1, 20/20, The $100,000 Pyramid, Abbott Elementary, America's Funniest Home Videos, American Idol, The Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, The Bachelorette, Bad Romance, Celebrity Family Feud, Celebrity Jeopardy!, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Claim to Fame, The Conners, Dancing with the Stars, The Golden Bachelor, The Good Doctor, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great Halloween Fright Fight, Grey's Anatomy, The Interrogation Tapes, Jeopardy! Masters, Judge Steve Harvey, Lucky 13, Not Dead Yet, Press Your Luck, The Rookie, Shark Tank, Station 19, What Would You Do?, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and Will Trent.

CBS shows...

Station 19 deaths became a big part of the show. Station 19 is one of Greys Anatomys spinoffs, and like its parent show, it has a penchant for both killing off main characters and putting characters in near-death situations. It seems that since establishing the characters in the first season, the show hasn't been afraid of killing at least one major character nearly every season since season 2. The Station 19 deaths, though sad for the audience, add an element of realism to the show.

As a firefighter show, its natural that characters have been killed off throughout the run of Station 19, as the characters face death multiple times a season due to their jobs. However, while most characters have survived these deadly circumstances, there are some who were not as lucky and didnt make it to Station 19 season 6, which has been relatively tame in terms of loss. There have been...

Like the other broadcast networks, ABC is being heavily impacted by the repercussions of the actors and writers strikes. For the first time in the Alphabet Network's history, there are no new episodes of scripted shows on the Fall 2023 schedule. Will this move negatively impact the ratings for the rest of ABC's 2023-24 season? Stay tuned!

ABC shows (so far): The $100,000 Pyramid, 20/20, 9-1-1,  Abbott Elementary, American Idol, America's Funniest Home Videos, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, Bad Romance, Celebrity Family Feud, Celebrity Jeopardy!, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Claim to Fame, The Conners, Dancing with the Stars, The Golden Bachelor, The Good Doctor, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great Halloween Fright Fight, Grey's Anatomy, The Interrogation Tapes, Jeopardy! Masters, Judge Steve Harvey, Lucky 13, Not Dead Yet, Press Your Luck, The Rookie, Shark Tank, Station 19, What Would You...

The surgical gloves are off in the trailer ABC just dropped for Season 21 of Grey’s Anatomy. Not only does it appear that Catherine is suing Meredith over ownership of her groundbreaking Alzheimer’s research, but the boss lashes out at Bailey for standing with the interns in defense of Lucas. “You think you’re God’s gift to this hospital?” Catherine scoffs. “You’re just another doctor.”

“Talk to the hand,” Miranda replies — not in words, though, with a slap!

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Lukas Haas, Cameron Britton, Cary Christopher, Michael Kostroff, Scott MacArthur, Joe Massingill, Whitney Rice and Amanda Schull are set to appear as recurring guest stars in “Spider-Noir.”

The group joins previously announced series regulars Nicolas Cage, Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Abraham Popoola, Li Jun Li and Jack Huston.

Based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir, the live-action series tells the story of an aging and down-on-his-luck private investigator (Cage) in 1930s New York, who is forced to grapple with his past life as the city’s one and only superhero.

The series is executive produced by co-showrunners Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot, “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, Amy Pascal and Harry Bradbeer, who is set to direct the first two episodes. Lord and Miller executive produce through Lord Miller along with Aditya Sood and Dan Shear, while Pascal EPs via Pascal Pictures.

“Spider-Noir,” which is produced by Sony Pictures Television,...

Which TV shows are doing the best? The worst? Cancelled or renewed? Wondering how your favorite series are doing in the ratings? Here are the final season average ratings of the 2023-24 network TV shows -- through the end of week 51.

ABC shows (so far): 9-1-1, 20/20, The $100,000 Pyramid, Abbott Elementary, America's Funniest Home Videos, American Idol, The Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, The Bachelorette, Bad Romance, Celebrity Family Feud, Celebrity Jeopardy!, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Claim to Fame, The Conners, Dancing with the Stars, The Golden Bachelor, The Good Doctor, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great Halloween Fright Fight, Grey's Anatomy, The Interrogation Tapes, Jeopardy! Masters, Judge Steve Harvey, Lucky 13, Not Dead Yet, Press Your Luck, The Rookie, Shark Tank, Station 19, What Would You Do?, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and Will Trent.

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Station 19 might have come to an end, but the stars of the beloved series are hotter than ever on social media.

The ABC TV series, created by Stacy McKee, debuted back in March of 2018, and it’s a spin-off of Grey’s Anatomy, following Private Practice.

The show centers around the lives of the men and women at Seattle Fire Station 19.

During the course of the series, 105 episodes of Station 19 aired over seven seasons between March 2018 and May 2024.

The actors featured on the show have also amassed a sizable amount of followers on Instagram. We’ve rounded up the stars of Station 19, and ranked them according to their popularity on social media.

Click through to see who are the most popular cast members of Station 19…...

We’re inching closer to the highly anticipated return of one of CBS’s top shows, and things are getting hotter than ever.

Jared Padalecki joining Fire Country has us geeking out because why wouldn’t we love a Thieriot-Padalecki bromance on our favorite surviving firefighter series? His character, Camden, will appear in three episodes of the third season with a significant purpose.

Many fans are wary of the staff addition, given that it’s a set-up for a third “Country” series, which is currently in the planning stage.

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Fire Country struggled through its second season, so news of slate of spinoffs isn’t as exciting as it should be.

What’s going to happen when that universe divides into new entities?

Despite our reservations about the spinoff news, most of us are loving the dreamy possibilities of Padalecki and Thieriot as sweaty, filthy firefighter buddies.

By now, the upsetting news of 9-1-1: Lone Star’s cancellation has made the rounds, and we know that this upcoming fifth season will be the last.

It’s never fun when a series you love gets the heave-ho, even if there’s some relief in knowing it will get a proper ending.

That’s why sometimes it’s nice to think about what might happen if the characters we know and love could live in some other capacity.

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So, we had some fun and silly thoughts about 9-1-1: Lone Star spinoffs that could keep the spark alive.

From crime procedurals to firefighter spinoffs and even family dramas, there’s something for everyone.

Check out our wishlist for 9-1-1: Lone Star spinoffs, and share your thoughts below!

9-1-1: Detroit Spinoff – Marjan and Paul Co-Run a New House Marjan is...

Exclusive: Max Martini (The Tender Bar), Kirk Acevedo (Band Of Brothers) and Patricia De Leon (Mayans M.C.) have joined the Season 2 cast of Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness in recurring roles.

Lioness stars Zoe Saldaña, who also executive produces, Laysla De Oliveira, Genesis Rodriguez and Michael Kelly, with Morgan Freeman, and Nicole Kidman, who executive produces.

Inspired by an actual U.S. Military program, Lioness follows the life of Joe (Saldaña) while she attempts to balance her personal and professional life as the tip of the CIA’s spear in the war on terror.

In Season 2, as the CIA’s fight against terror moves closer to home, Joe (Saldaña), Kaitlyn (Kidman), and Byron (Kelly) enlist a new Lioness operative to infiltrate a previously unknown threat. With pressure mounting from all sides, Joe is forced to confront the profound personal sacrifices she has made as the leader of the Lioness program.

Which TV shows are doing the best? The worst? Cancelled or renewed? Wondering how your favorite series are doing in the ratings? Here are the final season average ratings of the 2023-24 network TV shows -- through the end of week 50.

ABC shows (so far): 9-1-1, 20/20, The $100,000 Pyramid, Abbott Elementary, America's Funniest Home Videos, American Idol, The Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, The Bachelorette, Bad Romance, Celebrity Family Feud, Celebrity Jeopardy!, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Claim to Fame, The Conners, Dancing with the Stars, The Golden Bachelor, The Good Doctor, The Great Christmas Light Fight, The Great Halloween Fright Fight, Grey's Anatomy, The Interrogation Tapes, Jeopardy! Masters, Judge Steve Harvey, Lucky 13, Not Dead Yet, Press Your Luck, The Rookie, Shark Tank, Station 19, What Would You Do?, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, and Will Trent.

“Hacks,” “Fellow Travelers,” “Black Cake” and Ava DuVernay’s “Origin” were among the big winners on Thursday as Humanitas revealed its 2024 Humanitas Prize recipients. The ceremony, held at Avalon Hollywood, revealed honors in nine juried categories, including TV, film and documentary fields.

“We actually got something friends,” “Origin” filmmaker Ava DuVernay said in accepting the award for drama feature — which had been previously snubbed through last year’s Oscars season. “We went through that whole awards gauntlet, and then this popped up in the summer, and I thought, ‘wow, they’re kind of off kilter for the award season!’ Because they don’t care about that… they’re doing something different. This award show that is about doing something with this medium that matters. Yes, entertainment matters, but we have such a powerful voice, such a powerful platform. So I commend everyone that’s trying to say something.”

Max’s “Hacks” Season 3 episode “Yes,...

Exclusive: Is systemic racism still a thing?

The short answer is yes. And for the long answer, well, that’s something that Jason George and Todd Grinnell are unpacking in a video from Hollywood, Health & Society and USC Annenberg’s Norman Lear Center, which Deadline is debuting exclusively.

“[Racism is] still baked into our society, certainly on a personal level, but on a systemic level, these laws that were created after slavery was abolished to keep former slaves from being able to advance in society, were baked in to our systems, and still are there,” Kate Folb, director of Hollywood, Health & Society, told Deadline.

She revealed it took nearly a year to get the script right for the 9-minute video in which the two actors take viewers from the Civil War to modern day, illustrating how racism and the desire to protect slavery influenced the laws and systems that still control the United States today.

The actor who previously starred in Station 19 has a recurring role as Agent Tyler Booth in season 4 of FBI: International.

Amid other major cast changes, FBI: International season 4 has a new, recurring cast member, Station 19 alum. Jay Hayden.

More cast changes On FBI: International Season 4

According to Deadline, Jay Hayden has moved on from the cancellation of Station 19 to snag a recurring role in FBI: International in season 4. Hayden is added to the cast as Agent Tyler Booth

Hayden is set to portray Agent Tyler Booth, an intelligent and charismatic agent in Budapest looking for assistance on a case, sources told Deadline. While it’s unknown when exactly he will be joining the series, it will reportedly be later in the season.

Meanwhile, this latest cast addition comes soon after it was announced that Chicago P.D. alum Jesse Lee Soffer will be taking over for Luke Kleintank...

There is a new fire chief coming to Chicago Fire this season. Deputy District Chief Wallace Boden stepped down as the chief in the season finale last season. He will move up to the Deputy Commissioner position. While plenty of fan favorites are at the station, the show is bringing in someone new to lead the team.

He is also a very familiar face, and the first Chicago Fire preview has shown the first look of the new chief. Here is what you need to know.

Chicago Fire Offers First Look At Dermot Mulroney

Dermot Mulroney has joined the Chicago Fire cast. The veteran actor will play Chief Dom Pascal, a regular cast member and the station’s new head honcho. According to the synopsis, he is from Chicago but left to build his skills in another state before returning to replace Bolden.

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Pascal clarified...

Jason George is starting to see art imitate life as he transitions back to a recurring role on Grey’s Anatomy following the cancellation of Station 19.

Seven years ago, George’s character Ben Warren left Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, where he’d been training as a fifth year surgical resident, to pursue his second dream of being a firefighter.

Now, Ben is back for Season 21, resuming his residency program at the hospital with a lot more experience and a bit of a different perspective on life — which is basically how George feels about returning to the ABC medical drama.

“I’m loving being back,” he told Deadline in a recent interview, admitting that it does feel a little “weird.”

“It’s like, there’s the house you grew up in, and there’s the house you made as an adult. It’s not like my mom’s house is not mine.