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9-1-1 returns with a (literally) shocking first trailer of season 6 spring premiere
9-1-1 is known for its electric moments, but not usually ones like this. In the first trailer for the second half of season 6 (launching March 6), Oliver Stark's Buck is blown back by a lightning bolt, part of a lightning storm that appears to spark problems all over Los Angeles — a scenario showrunner and executive producer Kristen Reidel previewed for EW following the fall finale in November.
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The Flash showrunner teases series finale 'happy ending' that 'the audience deserves'
The Flash is speeding towards the finish line. The CW's sole remaining Arrowverse series returns with its final season premiere Wednesday, but the cast and crew already have their eyes on the end as the show gears up to film the last episode. "There's lots of tears amongst The Flash...
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Yellowstone isn't ending, but Matthew McConaughey is in talks to join the universe
Life's never dull at the Yellowstone Ranch. Following Deadline's report that Yellowstone star Kevin Costner wanted to reduce his shooting time on the hit series — and therefore that Paramount Network was seeking to end the original series — a source tells EW that Yellowstone is not ending.
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9-1-1: Lone Star gets tense for Carlos and TK as more Iris secrets come out: 'A moment of heartbreak'
With Iris missing, the 9-1-1: Lone Star crew is on edge — particularly her (hopefully) soon-to-be ex-husband. "Iris has been a big part of Carlos's life, and she was extremely present in his earlier days," actor Rafael Silva says of his Lone Star police officer. "At a certain point, he truly believed that she could be his life partner, his wife. And even though those sentiments came from a place of oppression of who he is [as a gay man] and because he was taught he was inadequate to be in this world, the love for Iris was absolutely truthful."
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9-1-1: Lone Star's Carlos is 'in front of death' after that tunnel crawl, says Rafael Silva
Getting in a fight with TK over Iris was just the beginning of Carlos' problems on Tuesday's episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star. In season 4's third episode, "Cry Wolf," the Austin police officer (Rafael Silva) sets out on his own to investigate the kidnapping of his (surprise!) wife, Iris (Lyndsy Fonseca), who went missing shortly after his fiancé, TK (Ronen Rubinstein), visited her in hopes she'd sign their divorce papers. In the final moments of the episode, he finds a tunnel leading from the abandoned house where they found Iris to another home — one with someone who apparently owns a shovel and knows how to use it.
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The Last of Us fans won't have to choose between the Super Bowl and episode 5
If you're wondering whether to watch the end of the Super Bowl or the next episode of The Last of Us, HBO has you covered. While the sci-fi drama, based on the popular video game, typically airs weekly on Sundays across HBO and HBO Max platforms, episode 5 will now premiere a couple days early. Viewers will be able to watch the installment on Friday, Feb. 10 starting at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT through HBO Max and HBO On Demand.
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Ben Stiller in final talks to play brothers in Three Identical Strangers limited series
We're going to be seeing a lot more of Ben Stiller. The Zoolander and Dodgeball funnyman, known for whipping out dramatic turns in films like The Meyerowitz Stories and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, is in final negotiations to star in a limited series based on the documentary Three Identical Strangers, EW has learned.
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Knock at the Cabin scares up $14.2 million, dethrones Avatar at the box office
Dave Bautista and his band of unhinged apocalyptic saviors have dethroned the Na'vi at the box office. M. Night Shyamalan's horror film Knock at the Cabin topped the domestic box office with a $14.2 million debut this weekend, per Comscore. The film also starring Jonathan Groff, Ben Aldridge, Kristen Cui, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Abby Quinn, and Rupert Grint ended Avatar: The Way of Water's reign at No. 1 after seven weeks.
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Ashton Kutcher explains those awkward red carpet photos with Reese Witherspoon
They're damned if they do, damned if they don't. Or so says Ashton Kutcher, while explaining the hilariously awkward red carpet photos of him and costar Reese Witherspoon. The two have been busy promoting their new Netflix rom-com Your Place or Mine, and pictures of the duo standing politely side-by-side in promos have created much Internet chatter in recent days.
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What to Watch this week: Scream VI and You make their chilling returns
After making a triumphant return with 2022's Scream, the franchise continues with Scream VI and the return of Hayden Panettiere. After the — spoiler alert! — death of David Arquette's Dewey in the last movie, is anyone (cough*Courteney Cox*cough) in danger this time?. Just in time for Valentine's...
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NCIS recap: Don't lose your head
When's the last time an NCIS villain gave you the true heebie-jeebies? Because I'll admit it: tonight's bad guy made me give a loud, nervous laugh when his unsettling gaze locked on the camera before one of the commercial breaks. Things were already in give me the willies territory from...
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Janine's sister is finally coming to Abbott Elementary — get your first look
School is now in session for Ayo Edebiri. A breakout star on The Bear, Edebiri is now coming to Abbott Elementary to play Ayesha, sister to Quinta Brunson's Janine Teagues, and EW has your exclusive first look. Janine has mentioned Ayesha throughout the show, often speaking of her strained relationship...
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The Masked Singer season 9 reveals new costumes, themes, and big elimination twist
Fox is finally unmasking season 9 of The Masked Singer. As has been the case for every season before it, season 9 will once again be hosted by Nick Cannon and feature panelists Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong, Robin Thicke and Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg when it returns on Wednesday, Feb. 15. The...
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See the Breaking Bad reunion Super Bowl commercial
It took six years after the end of Breaking Bad for Walt and Jesse to share the screen again in El Camino. It took three more years to get this meth-making duo together for another flashback scene in Better Call Saul. And now, it's taken just six months for these Bad boys to pop back up, but this time, they're embarking on a slightly healthier and more lawful business venture.
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