The Alienist is the latest addition to a growing subgenre of period television—an unromantic look at the past that’s less the stuff of gowns, balls, and marriage plots than the moody, broody underbelly of centuries past.
Snowpiercer isn’t a train that’s easy to get off of, as TNT’s latest TV project attests.
Whether Patty Jenkins will direct the Wonder Woman sequel remains strangely uncertain, but in the meantime she’s signed on to direct one or more episodes of the TNT drama One Day She’ll Darken, which stars Chris Pine, Jezebel’s main Chris.
At long last, the trailer for TNT’s Will has arrived. The show follows the “punk rock” 20s of the great playwright and stars an entire thrift store’s worth of vintage leather jackets. It looks bonkers and ridiculous and I can’t wait to binge-watch it at some point while home with the flu.
You’d think that, in the four centuries since William Shakespeare kicked the bucket, every possible angle on the great bard had been exhausted. But apparently there’s still room for a Tudors-like fictionalized treatment of his wild and sexy “rock star” 20s. Can’t wait to see Shakespeare’s dick!
Guess TNT has decided NOT to take my advice and accept its destiny as the 24/7 Law and Order marathon channel. According to the Hollywood Reporter, they're currently cooking up the pilot for a drama titled Agent X—and Sharon Stone has just been cast as its star.
Who would have guessed that this generation's Dallas would just be more Dallas? After receiving word that TNT had green-lit the revamp, we got a preview of the series last night. South Fork looks just like we left it, complete with Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, and Linda Gray. In the new season, the Ewing family's…
Our inner 90s child was excited to hear that Saved By The Bell's Zack Morris and Tai's adorable boyfriend in Clueless (otherwise known as Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Breckin Meyer) were getting their own television series. But when we tuned into the show's premiere last night, we were left feeling like we had just spied…
With so many season finales airing this week, you might think that Americans turn off their TV sets after Memorial Day weekend and only turn it back on again in September. But this is America! All we care about is TV (and food)! Here are some of the new shows—and returning favorites—that will make lying in…