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Denis Leary is heading to the Netherlands, comedically speaking, in Fox’s new single-camera comedy, Going Dutch. Leary stars as Colonel Patrick Quinn, a notoriously outspoken military man whose latest “unfiltered rant” lands him a decidedly unglamorous assignment: commanding the U.S. Army’s most inconsequential base. Stroopsdorf, as this bastion of irrelevance is known, boasts a Michelin-star […]

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The New York Yankees’ crucial first win against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night drew 16.3 million viewers on Fox alone, making it the most-watched World Series Game 4 since 2016 (when Cleveland-Cubs delivered 16.7 mil).

The Game 4 audience peaked at 18.2 million, from 10:15-10:30 pm Et.

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Factoring in Fox Deportes and Fox streaming services, the Game 4 audience rises to 16.7 million.

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Fox has shared a first look at its new comedy series Going Dutch, which will premiere on the network in January 2025.

Going Dutch centers on arrogant, loudmouth U.S. Army “Colonel Patrick Quinn” (Denis Leary), who, after an epically unfiltered rant, is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world.

After serving with distinction in every warzone over the last three decades, he now finds himself in charge of a base with no guns, no weapons, and no tactical purpose. Instead, it has a Michelin Star-level commissary, top-notch bowling alley, lavender-infused laundry, and the best (and only) fromagerie in the U.S. Army.

Surrounded by a diverse group of military misfits, the colonel tries to reinstate discipline and professionalism with the help of the base’s previous interim leader, who just happens to be his estranged daughter (Taylor Misiak...

Denis Leary’s big mouth is about to land him in a Fox-ton of trouble.

The network’s upcoming comedy series Going Dutch stars Leary as U.S. Army Colonel Patrick Quinn, an “arrogant loudmouth” who gets reassigned to the Netherlands following “epically unfiltered rant.” There, he’s put in charge of the “least important army base in the world.” We’re talking “no guns, no weapons and to tactical purpose.”

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Denis Leary is heading to primetime TV with his new Fox series Going Dutch; a teaser for the comedy set to premiere in January can be found above.

The single-camera series follows the arrogant, loudmouth U.S. Army Colonel Patrick Quinn (Leary), who, after an unfiltered rant, is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world. After serving with distinction in every warzone over the last three decades, he now finds himself in charge of a base with no guns, weapons, or tactical purpose.

Instead, it has a Michelin Star-level commissary, a top-notch bowling alley, lavender-infused laundry, and the best (and only) fromagerie in the U.S. Army. Surrounded by a group of military misfits, the colonel tries to reinstate discipline and professionalism with the help of the base’s previous interim leader, who happens to be his...

"Lost Verizon" is a very 2008-style "Simpsons" episode. It takes place during that period where cell phones were becoming the norm, even among kids Bart's age, and bases its first act around Bart trying (and eventually succeeding) to get his hands on one. The fact that the cell phone's a flip phone immediately dates the episode, which is a shame because flip phones were very cool in the 2000s, and they allowed you to hang up angrily with dramatic, cinematic gusto. Nevertheless, the episode's main storyline ages perfectly: It's about Marge deciding to use Bart's phone to track his every move, a prescient commentary on the way cell phones have restricted kids' privacy despite their original promise of freedom.

But before "Lost Verizon" can deal with all of that, it must first introduce us to Denis Leary, the famous Massachusetts actor from "Rescue Me" and "Ice Age." Leary shows up at the Springfield golf course,...

Robert De Niro sees some of Donald Trump’s rhetoric in his classic political satire “Wag the Dog.”

The actor and filmmaker said during the opening panel for the inaugural Tribeca Festival Lisboa, as moderated by the CEO of Grupo Impresa Francisco Pedro Balsemão, that the 1997 film has an eerie relation to former president Trump.

De Niro starred as a spin doctor who masterminds a hoax along with a Hollywood producer (Dustin Hoffman) to stage a fictional war in Albania as an effort to draw attention away from a presidential sex scandal. William H. Macy, Denis Leary, Willie Nelson, Craig T. Nelson, and the late Anne Heche also appeared in the film, which was shot at the White House under the Clinton administration.

During the 2024 Tribeca Festival Lisboa, De Niro’s festival co-founder and CEO of Tribeca Enterprises Jane Rosenthal asked him onstage about playing a “spin-mister” in “Wag the Dog...

The newly restructured Fox Entertainment division is taking form, as Hannah Pillemer has been named head of scripted entertainment and Allison Wallach as head of unscripted entertainment.

Fernando Szew, president and head of Fox Entertainment Studios, made the announcement Wednesday morning, saying in a statement, “I am honored to be working alongside Hannah and Allison as we build the future of the new Fox Entertainment Studios. They are both incredibly talented creative executives with strong business acumen and a global point of view who will catapult our ability to create the kinds of unexpected, unforgettable scripted and unscripted original content that will define the Fox brand going forward.”

He continued, “I’m energized and grateful to work with these incredible leaders, the teams they’re building and the relationships they continue to foster across the global creative community.”

Pillemer was previously at the Fox-owned MarVista Entertainment as EVP of creative and production.

Fox Entertainment Studios has tapped Hannah Pillemer and Allison Wallach to lead its scripted entertainment and unscripted entertainment divisions, respectively.

Pillmer, who is tasked with overseeing all development, creative and production for Fox Entertainment Studios’ scripted content slate, previously served as executive vice president of creative and production at MarVista Entertainment, which was founded and led by Szew and acquired by Fox in 2021.

The division works closely with Fox Television Network on comedy series such as “Animal Control” with Joel McHale and the upcoming “Going Dutch” with Denis Leary. Pillemer will also oversee a production pipeline of nearly 100 made-for-platform movies annually, as well as successful drama series, including Hallmark’s “The Way Home” with Andie MacDowell, now in its third season, and Hallmark+’s “The Chicken Sisters,” starring Lea Thompson and Wendie Malick. Additionally, Fox Entertainment scripted studios is the exclusive provider of holiday movies for OWN and a major...

Fox Entertainment Studios has solidified its scripted and unscripted creative team.

Longtime Marvista exec Hannah Pillemer officially has been named Head of Scripted Entertainment and Allison Wallach as Head of Unscripted Entertainment.

This comes six months after Fox underwent a major restructure, separating the company into three groups: network, studios and international distribution.

The appointments are not a surprise as both execs essentially have been doing the job for the past few months; Wallach moved over the studio side in March as part of the restructure, having previously been on the network side, and Pillemer now is the top scripted exec on the studio side following the departure of Ted Gold.

The pair report to Fernando Szew, President & Head of Fox Entertainment Studios

Pillemer previously served as EVP Creative & Production at MarVista Entertainment, which she joined in 2013 and was acquired by Fox in 2021. She leads all development, creative and production for scripted,...

Kevin Williamson’s The Waterfront has found a new resident: Topher Grace (That ’70s Show) will recur in the forthcoming Netflix family drama, our sister site Deadline reports.

Inspired by true events, The Waterfront “dives into the flawed Buckley family as their attempts to retain control of their crumbling North Carolina fishing empire drive them to increasingly dangerous means to keep themselves afloat,” reads the official logline. The series-regular cast includes Holt McCallany (Mindhunter), Maria Bello (ER), Melissa Benoist (Supergirl) and Rafael L. Silva (9-1-1: Lone Star), among others.

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Exclusive: Emmy Award-winning actor Joe Morton and Catherine Tate have joined the Fox Entertainment comedy series Going Dutch cast in heavily recurring roles opposite series star and executive producer Denis Leary.

The single-cam comedy follows arrogant loudmouth U.S. Army “Colonel Patrick Quinn” (Leary), who after an epically unfiltered rant, is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world. After serving with distinction in every warzone of the last three decades, he now finds himself in charge of a base with no guns, no weapons, and no tactical purpose.

Instead, it has a Michelin-star level commissary, top-notch bowling alley, and the best (and only) fromagerie in the U.S. Army. Surrounded by a diverse group of underdogs, the colonel tries to reinstall military discipline and professionalism with the help...

No Good Deed has a premiere date. Netflix announced a December launch for the comedy series with the release of a teaser video. Liz Feldman (Dead to Me) created the series. and eight episodes have been produced.

Lisa Kudrow, Ray Romano, Linda Cardellini, O-t Fagbenle, Abbi Jacobson, Denis Leary, Poppy Liu, Teyonah Parris, and Luke Wilson star in the No Good Deed series, which follows a couple as they try to sell their Los Angeles home, which is filled with dark secrets. Those wanting to buy the property have no idea.

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Who knew one of the scariest settings for a TV series could be the Los Feliz real estate market? “Dead to Me” creator Liz Feldman previewed her latest dark comedy series with a first-look teaser for “No Good Deed” on Monday.

The new Netflix series follows three families all competing for the same 1920s Spanish-style Los Angeles home while empty nesters played by Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano do everything in their power to keep the darkness of their house concealed to the prospective buyers.

Lydia Morgan (Kudrow) is a high-strung concert pianist, who just wants to stand by her husband’s side but does not want to leave the family home. Her husband Paul Morgan (Romano) is a broke contractor, who sees no other option but to sell their place and retire.

However, things take an ominous turn for the worst: there’s a woman escorted out in handcuffs,...

Netflix released the best new comedy series of the year in September 2024 with Nobody Wants This, and as the streamer just teased, there's still plenty up their comedy sleeve. The previously announced dark comedy series No Good Deed from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman has secured a release date and dropped its enticing first teaser.

On Sept. 30, Netflix officially revealed No Good Deed will drop its eight-episode first season on Thursday, Dec. 12. The season will begin streaming at midnight Pt and 3 a.m. Et as with the vast majority of Netflix new releases. The series executive produced with Will Ferrell has definitely been among the most highly anticipated new series of 2024.

Watch the intriguing teaser trailer in the video below!

No Good Deed stars '90s sitcom veterans Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano as couple Lydia and Paul as they decide to pursue selling their Los Angeles home. However,...

Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano star in Netflix’s new dark comedy series, No Good Deed. Kudrow and Romano play a couple who put their house on the market, which opens up a can of worms. The first teaser revealed the eight-episode series premieres on December 12, 2024.

Created by Dead to Me‘s Liz Feldman, No Good Deed also stars O-t Fagbenle, Abbi Jacobson, Denis Leary, Poppy Liu, Teyonah Parris, and Luke Wilson. Dead to Me’s Linda Cardellini reunites with Feldman, playing a character described as a “badass b*tch.”

Guest stars include Matt Rogers, Kate Moennig, Chloe East, Rory Scovel, Wyatt Aubrey, Kevin Alves, Linda Lavin, and Anna Maria Horsford.

Lisa Kudrow as Lydia and Ray Romano as Paul in ‘No Good Deed’ (Photo Cr. Saeed Adyani/Netflix © 2024)

“When Lydia (Kudrow) and Paul (Romano) decide to move on from their empty nest to forge a new life, they list...

Netflix will premiere a new series called “No Good Deed” on December 12th. The show looks at the competitive world of real estate in Los Angeles. Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano star as a couple selling their century-old home. They list the property in a desirable LA neighborhood. This starts a frenzied bidding war among potential buyers.

Each family thinks owning the home will solve their problems. However, the name “No Good Deed” hints the house may conceal sinister secrets. A teaser for the show reveals glimpses of strange events at the property. Characters see things through hidden openings and deal with a handgun and table saw. This raises questions about what really happened in the home.

The series was created by Liz Feldman, known for the drama “Dead to Me.” She got the idea while obsessively looking at homes on the website Zillow during the Covid-19 pandemic. Feldman serves...

Your upcoming holiday-timed binge has been sorted as Netflix unveils the premiere date and more news on No Good Deed, the newest project from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman. Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about the title ranging from the premiere date and trailer to its star-studded cast, and beyond. Scroll down for a closer peek, and don’t forget to mark your calendars for the forthcoming series. When Does No Good Deed Premiere? No Good Deed will officially premiere on Thursday, December 12, with eight 30-minute episodes for viewers to enjoy. Does No Good Deed Have a Trailer?  Netflix unveiled the first teaser for the series, which isn’t the official trailer, but offers a closer look at the cast. See it, above. Who Stars in No Good Deed? The cast of this series includes Linda Cardellini, O-t Fagbenle, Abbi Jacobson, Lisa Kudrow, Denis Leary,...

No Good Deed is coming!

Netflix has released a first teaser for the dark comedy from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman, which premieres on December 12.

The show follows Lydia and Paul (Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano), who are now empty nesters and decide to start anew by listing their gorgeous, century-old home in one of L.A.’s most desirable neighborhoods.

“Multiple families all race to buy what they believe to be their dream house, convinced it will fix all of their very different problems,” the show’s description reads.

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“But as Lydia and Paul know all too well, sometimes the home of your dreams can be a true nightmare. As they struggle to hide the dark and dangerous secrets that linger inside their longtime home, Paul and Lydia begin to realize that the only way they’ll escape the past is to finally face it.

Anyone shopping for a home knows how brutal the real estate market can be. You want the right neighborhood, school district, tax situation, and other factors to avoid purchasing a lemon of a home. So, when you find what you feel is the perfect house, you’ll fight tooth and nail to get it. However, what happens when competing couples want the same thing? Things could get ugly quickly and often do. In Netflix‘s No Good Deed teaser trailer, everyone falls in love with the same house and will do whatever they can to get it.

Here’s the official synopsis for No Good Deed courtesy of Netflix:

“When Lydia (Lisa Kudrow) and Paul (Ray Romano) decide to move on from their empty nest to forge a new life, they list their gorgeous 1920s Spanish-style villa located in one the most desirable neighborhoods in Los Angeles — and the real estate frenzy begins.

Today, Netflix announced that all eight episodes of the anticipated new series No Good Deed will premiere on Thursday, December 12, 2024.

From Emmy-winning creator and showrunner Liz Feldman (Dead to Me), No Good Deed follows multiple families racing to buy the same 1920s Spanish-style villa that they believe will solve all their problems. But as the sellers have already discovered, sometimes the home of your dreams can be a true nightmare.

When Lydia (Lisa Kudrow) and Paul (Ray Romano) decide to move on from their empty nest to forge a new life, they list their gorgeous 1920s Spanish-style villa located in one the most desirable neighborhoods in Los Angeles — and the real estate frenzy begins.

Multiple families all race to buy what they believe to be their dream house, convinced it will fix all of their very different problems.

But as Lydia and Paul know all too well, sometimes the home...

The real estate market is killer — and perhaps in more ways than one on “No Good Deed.” The new series, from “Dead to Me” creator Liz Feldman, will premiere with all eight episodes on Thursday, Dec. 12, Netflix revealed Monday, along with a teaser.

“No Good Deed” stars Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow as empty-nesters Paul and Lydia, respectively, who are selling their 1920s Spanish-style villa in Los Feliz, Calif. Three families are itching to buy the home, which harbors some “dark and dangerous secrets,” per the logline, that Paul and Lydia may not be able to confront themselves.

The ensemble cast includes Feldman’s “Dead to Me” star Linda Cardellini, along with O-t Fagbenle, Abbi Jacobson, Denis Leary, Poppy Liu, Teyonah Parris, and Luke Wilson. Feldman, who directed two episodes, serves as executive producer alongside Silver Tree, who directed the other six, and Christie Smith, Jessica Elbaum and Will Ferrell of Gloria Sanchez Productions.

Los Angeles is a killer real estate market — maybe literally, in the case of Netflix’s upcoming series No Good Deed.

The streamer has released a first teaser for the dark comedy from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman. The show, which premieres Dec. 12, follows Lydia and Paul (Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano), empty nesters who decide to start anew by listing their gorgeous, century-old home in one of L.A.’s most desirable neighborhoods.

Cue the frenzy, as “multiple families all race to buy what they believe to be their dream house, convinced it will fix all of their very different problems,” the show’s description reads. “But as Lydia and Paul know all too well, sometimes the home of your dreams can be a true nightmare. As they struggle to hide the dark and dangerous secrets that linger inside their longtime home, Paul and Lydia begin to realize...

Netflix has announced the release date for its new dark comedy “No Good Deed” — starring Lisa Kudrow — and has unveiled its first-look teaser. The eight-episode series, from “Dead to Me” creator Liz Feldman, will premiere on Dec. 12.

“When Lydia (Lisa Kudrow) and Paul (Ray Romano) decide to move on from their empty nest to forge a new life, they list their gorgeous 1920s Spanish-style villa located in one the most desirable neighborhoods in Los Angeles — and the real estate frenzy begins,” reads the show’s logline. “Multiple families all race to buy what they believe to be their dream house, convinced it will fix all of their very different problems. But as Lydia and Paul know all too well, sometimes the home of your dreams can be a true nightmare. As they struggle to hide the dark and dangerous secrets that linger inside their longtime home, Paul and Lydia begin...

If you thought the actual real estate market was intense, just wait until you see how “Dead to Me” creator Liz Feldman ratchets up the anxiety in her latest Netflix series, “No Good Deed.”

Produced by Will Ferrell’s production shingle, Gloria Sanchez Productions, the upcoming half-hour mystery comedy features an ensemble cast led by Lisa Kudrow, Ray Romano, Denis Leary, Abbi Jacobson, Poppy Liu, O-t Fagbenle, Teyonah Parris, Luke Wilson, and Feldman’s previous collaborator, Linda Cardellini.

Netflix will drop all eight episodes of the show on December 12.

The official synopsis read: “When Lydia (Kudrow) and Paul (Romano) decide to move on from their empty nest to forge a new life, they list their gorgeous 1920s Spanish-style villa located in one the most desirable neighborhoods in Los Angeles — and the real estate frenzy begins. Multiple families all race to buy what they believe to be their dream house, convinced...

The details remain unclear, but one thing is certain: Lisa Kudrow is up to no good in No Good Deed.

On Monday, Netflix announced that the dark comedy from Dead to Me creator Liz Feldman will premiere on Thursday, Dec. 12. And to celebrate the good news, the streamer released the first teaser for the star-studded series. (Watch above.)

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Sandra Bullock, the definitive star and America’s certified sweetheart has not only possessed the collective love of the movie fandom since the 1990s but also owned the box office with her unfailing blockbusters (erasing Speed 2: Cruise Control from the history books). However, what makes Bullock most special beyond the screen is her relentless charm and sunshine personality.

Sandra Bullock (L) in The Proposal [Credit: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures]

In hindsight, the Oscar-winning star has perhaps bewitched most of Hollywood with her undeniable, magnetic on-screen presence. From starring in one of the highest-rated films of all time to being the highest-paid actress in the industry (twice!), there is nothing that can stop Sandra Bullock from dominating Hollywood – on-screen and off.

And so, it isn’t that unbelievable for her to leave even the most influential filmmaker alive shocked by her antics.

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The annual Hudson River Park Gala will take place on October 10 at Pier Sixty, Chelsea Piers.

Hosted by Hudson River Park Friends, the Hudson River Park Gala brings together Park supporters for one unifying purpose: to keep Hudson River Park beautiful, green and growing. The evening will celebrate the people – the neighbors, park members, volunteers, park users, staff and partners – who bring our Park to life every day and how the Park helps nourish the many families, businesses and community organizations that live, work and play in and around it.

Hudson River Park Friend’s Annual Gala will honor Matt Bomer, Actor, Producer and Director and Simon Halls, Founder/Partner of Slate PR; Alex and Miles Pincus, Co-Founders of Grand Banks and Crew and the Terminal Warehouse Development Team. The evening will be hosted by writer, producer and Emmy Award-nominated actress, Desi Lydic. Featuring musicians and dancers from The Juilliard School...

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Three years after its shutdown, the legacy of BlueSky Studios is somewhat being forgotten within the animation community. Originally the successor to the defunct Fox Animation Studios, BlueSky Studios was one of the earliest companies to work with 3D animation. Founded in 1987, they worked on multiple commercials and short films. They made movies like Robots, Epic, the Rio series, and The Peanuts Movie. But perhaps they were best known for the Ice Age series.

From 2002 – 2016, the Ice Age series consisted of five theatrical films with over $3.2 Billion in profit, making it one of the most successful animated movie franchises of all time.

The series technically finished with the fifth film, Collision Course, when it performed far lower than previous entries.

However, the original series ended when Disney acquired BlueSky’s parent company, 20th Century Fox,...

John Landgraf says that there’s still “magic” in the television business as evidenced by the likes of actors such as The Bear’s Liza Colón-Zayas beating Carol Burnett and Meryl Streep to win her first Emmy or Shōgun winning major awards.

It was a fantastic night for both FX and The Walt Disney Company, which broke a range of records at this year’s Emmys.

FX won 36 awards across Primetime Emmys and the Creative Arts Awards – its best ever total – and Disney took home 60 awards, beating previous records set by CBS and Netflix.

Shōgun snapped up the Outstanding Drama Series win and stars Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada took home the top drama acting awards, while The Bear scored wins for Jeremy Allen White, Liza Colón-Zayas, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as well as Chris Storer for directing and Fargo’s Lamorne Morris beat the likes of Robert Downey Jr. and Jonathan Bailey...

Patricia Arquette has really been bitten by the true crime bug. The Severance actor is set to star in Murdaugh Murders, a new limited series from Michael D. Fuller and co-creator Erin Lee Carr. The series will be partially adapted from Liz Farrell and Mandy Matney's popular Murdaugh Murders Podcast,...

Going Dutch, Fox’s midseason Army comedy starring Denis Leary, has enlisted Community grad Danny Pudi, Dave vet Taylor Misiak and three others.

Ordered to series in May, Going Dutch follows an arrogant, loudmouth U.S. Army colonel (played by Leary) who, after an epically unfiltered rant, is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world.

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Exclusive: Fox’s new comedy series Going Dutch has added 5 new cast members joining previously announced star Denis Leary.

Taylor Misiak (Dave), Danny Pudi, Laci Mosely and Hal Cumpston have been set as series regulars with Dempsey Bryk (Willow) will heavily recur.

The single-cam comedy Going Dutch follows arrogant loudmouth U.S. Army “Colonel Patrick Quinn” (Leary), who after an epically unfiltered rant, is reassigned to the Netherlands, where he is punished with a command position at the least important army base in the world. After serving with distinction in every warzone of the last three decades, he now finds himself in charge of a base with no guns, no weapons, and no tactical purpose.

Instead, it has a Michelin-star level commissary, top notch bowling alley, and the best (and only) fromagerie in the U.S.

Fox is adding another veteran writer and producer to its roster of broadcast direct deals.

The network has signed Without a Trace and The Last Ship creator Hank Steinberg to such a pact, under which Steinberg will develop drama series that will be wholly owned by Fox. Steinberg is currently an executive producer of Doc, a medical drama set to premiere on Fox in early 2025.

“Hank is an invaluable creative partner and collaborator, already delivering the intense new medical procedural Doc to the network,” said Fox Television Network president Michael Thorn. “Expanding this relationship builds on Hank’s proven track record for creating undeniable, broad-appeal franchises, and with his incomparable voice, will bring even more incredible, unexpected entertainment to Fox’s audiences worldwide.”

Added Steinberg, “The experience of working on Doc with Michael, [head of drama] Brooke Bowman and the entire Fox team has been one of the most rewarding of my career.

Veteran TV creator and showrunner Hank Steinberg has entered a broadcast direct deal with Fox Entertainment where he executive produces the upcoming medical drama Doc. Under the pact, Steinberg, creator and executive producer of the hit CBS series Without A Trace, will be developing new, Fox-owned scripted dramas for the network.

Getting a successful fully owned drama series on the air has been a big priority for Fox whose only effort in the space so far has been the short-lived Monarch.

On the Fox Entertainment talent roster, Steinberg joins fellow prolific drama creator Matt Nix whose drama project for the network had been heating up.

Hank Steinberg, a veteran writer and producer who created CBS’ “Without a Trace,” TNT’s “The Last Ship” and ABC’s “For Life,” has entered into a broadcast direct deal with Fox Entertainment.

Under the terms of the pact, Steinberg will develop new, Fox-owned scripted dramas for the network. He currently executive produces “Doc,” an upcoming medical drama based on the globally acclaimed Italian series, “Doc – Nelle tue mani” that will debut in Fox’s midseason lineup.

The series, which stars Molly Parker, follows Westside Hospital’s chief of internal and family medicine Dr. Amy Larsen, who must navigate an unfamiliar world after a brain injury erases the last eight years of her life, leaving her with no recollection of patients she’s treated, colleagues she’s crossed, the soulmate she divorced, the man she now loves and the tragedy that caused her to push everyone away. She can...

Fox Entertainment has sealed a deal with TV scribe Hank Steinberg, the exec producer behind the network’s upcoming miseason drama “Doc.” Under the agreement, the latest in what Fox calls its “broadcast direct deals,” Steinberg will develop new scripted dramas to be produced and owned by Fox for the network.

The deal was announced Thursday by Fox Television Network prexy Michael Thorn. “Hank is an invaluable creative partner and collaborator, already delivering the intense new medical procedural ‘Doc’ to the network,” Thorn said in a statement. “Expanding this relationship builds on Hank’s proven track record for creating undeniable, broad-appeal franchises, and with his incomparable voice, will bring even more incredible, unexpected entertainment to Fox’s audiences worldwide.”

Steinberg’s prolific career includes CBS’ seven-season police procedural “Without a Trace,” as well as TNT’s hit post-apocalyptic drama “The Last Ship” and ABC’s social justice legal drama “For Life.

When it comes to primetime entertainment, Fox has you covered as the network revealed its lineup for the fall 2024 television season. Among the selections are a few familiar favorites and fresh titles you’ll be eager to check out ranging from Rescue: Hi-Surf to Murder in a Small Town alongside returning favorites like 9-1-1: Lone Star and Hell’s Kitchen. Scroll down for a more in-depth look at what’s ahead. Fall 2024: The Complete Broadcast Schedule ABC: Full Slate – Schedule – Trailers – Premiere Dates CBS: Full Slate – Schedule – Trailers – Premiere Dates NBC: Full Slate – Schedule – Premiere Dates Fox: Full Slate – Schedule – Trailers – Premiere Dates New Fox shows Fox officially ordered Going Dutch, an all-new comedy starring Denis Leary which centers around an arrogant loudmouth U.S. Army Colonel, who is put on assignment in the Netherlands after an unfiltered rant. There, he’s punished with a command...

There are certain cultural touchstones of Philadelphia just like there are cultural touchstones to an M. Night Shyamalan movie. The city has its skyline, its accent, the Rocky steps. The filmmaker has his outrageous premises and horror twists. Wide Awake, Shyamalan’s second, pre-Sixth Sense movie, has almost none of...

Exclusive: In a competitive situation, Prime Video has landed Home Team, a half-hour single-camera comedy starring and executive produced by Modern Family Emmy winner Eric Stonestreet. The project hails from Austin Winsberg’s Zihuatanejo Productions, Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions, The Tannenbaum Company, Lionsgate Television — where The Tannenbaum Co. and Zihuatanejo are based — and Amazon MGM Studios.

Written by Jason Belleville based on a story by him and Winsberg, Home Team is described as a comedy with a big heart and a love letter to father-son relationships. It follows now-stuck Scott Hansen (Stonestreet) as he moves his dad into a retirement community, begins to get his life back on track in a new workplace and starts to learn how to finally live in the moment from folks who have a lot fewer moments left.

Stonestreet and Belleville, who serves as showrunner, executive produce alongside Manning, Jamie Horowitz and Ben Brown through Omaha Productions; Eric Tannenbaum,...

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16. The Last Airbender (2010)

One of the most frustrating blockbusters of the last thirty years, Shyamalan proved the wrong choice from the jump. He tried to put his stamp on the series, and failed in pretty much every way. Poor visuals and poor acting (aside from Asiv Mandvi & Dev Patel) killed any chance of a franchise. Beyond that, the...

Tacoma Fd is one of the funniest and wackiest workplace comedies ever made. The truTV series follows a crew of firefighters in one of the rainiest cities in America. The Tacoma Fire Department crew doesn’t put out many fires but has some of the funniest members out of any series. Tacoma Fd was canceled after its fourth season and while the hilarious story of the Tacoma Fd crew has ended here are some similar shows for you to watch next and laugh out loud.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine Credit – NBC

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a workplace police procedural comedy series created by Dan Goor and Michael Schur. The Fox and then NBC series follows the story of Detective Jake Peralta and his fellow police officers as all of them get a new commanding officer, Raymond Holt, who tries to lead them to become the best police department in New York City. Brooklyn Nine-Nine stars Andy Samberg,...

For the better part of the last 15 years, Elizabeth Gillies has made a career out of playing sassy, snarky, strong-willed women on television. After rising to fame in her mid-teens as the mercurial Jade West on the hit Nickelodeon sitcom “Victorious,” Gillies made the transition to playing similarly rebellious adult characters, co-starring as Denis Leary’s daughter in his FX musical comedy “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll” and reimagining the role of Fallon Carrington in the CW’s modern-day reboot of “Dynasty.”

It was during the fifth and final season of “Dynasty” that Gillies was approached to star in and executive produce “Spread,” which premieres on July 19 on Tubi. Directed by Ellie Kanner and written by Buffy Charlet, the new film follows Ruby (Gillies), an aspiring (and very broke) journalist who is forced to swallow her pride and take a temp job at Spread, an outdated adult magazine.

Fly Me to the Moon is a historical romantic comedy-drama film directed by Greg Berlanti from a screenplay by Rose Gilroy. The 2024 film follows a romantic entanglement between a marketing executive and a NASA official, as he prepares for the Apollo 11 moon landing while she is given the task of filming a fake moon landing in case the real mission fails. Fly Me to the Moon stars Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum in the lead roles with Woody Harrelson, Anna Garcia, Ray Romano, Jim Rash, Nick Dillenburg, Jessie Mueller, Noah Robbins, and Bill Barrett starring in supporting roles. If you loved the fake moon landing aspect of Fly Me to the Moon, here are some similar movies you can check out next.

Moonwalkers (Starz & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Alchemy

Moonwalkers is a crime comedy film directed by Antoine Bardou-Jacquet from a screenplay by Dean Craig. Based on the Apollo Moon landing hoax,...

1993’s Demolition Man is a ridiculous movie. There are poop-swabbing seashells, dystopian Taco Bells and a nude Sylvester Stallone dummy that later became the creepiest Planet Hollywood decoration of all-time. Seriously, who put this on the ceiling of a family restaurant and thought that it wouldn’t emotionally scar children?

Then there’s the cast. Instead of a more seasoned actor, the producers hired comedian Denis Leary to play Edgar Friendly, the leader of a guerrilla army of resistance fighters, which, I guess makes sense, considering that his rebels are opposed to the politically correct fascists who won’t let him have any fun.

He basically does a tight five in the middle of the movie all about how he yearns to smoke cigars in restaurants and read Playboy magazine while nude and slathered in green Jell-o. It’s kind of hard not to side with the evil police state after that.

As Hollywood starts to slow down ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, broadcast networks have some unfinished business — making decisions on several pilots ordered earlier this year. With development no longer confined within the bounds of the traditional TV cycle that comes to an end at the May upfronts, networks are taking longer to produce and evaluate pilots before deciding their fate. Here is where the Big 4 stand heading into the summer.

ABC has two new drama series for next season, High Potential and Dr. Odyssey — both on the fall schedule — and no new comedies. That will change as the network has two multi-camera pilots, Shifting Gears, starring Tim Allen and Kat Dennings, and Forgive & Forget, headlined by Ty Burrell. Both are considered very strong contenders.

Shifting Gears is ahead of Forgive & Forget timeline-wise; a cut was delivered and seen this week, I hear. Meanwhile, Forgive & Forget is taping today.

It’s been more than a year and a half since Rob Wade took over as CEO of Fox Entertainment. On Monday at the Banff World Media Festival, Wade made his first extensive public comments about how it’s been going so far — and elaborated on any new acquisition plans he might have for the company, the fate of some of the third party shows still on his air (including “9-1-1: Lone Star”) and the decision behind his recent corporate restructuring network, studio and distribution operations into their own divisions.

In a conversation prior to the panel, Wade noted that in the five years since the 20th Century Fox TV assets were sold to Disney, leaving Fox as an independent network, the company has built up a new stable of production businesses — including animation studio Bento Box, unscripted studio Fox Alternative Entertainment, Fox Scripted Studios (“Animal Control”), MarVista Entertainment (Hallmark Channel...

Rob Wade has been in charge of Fox for just over 18 months, a period that coincided with the fallout of the pandemic and two strikes in Hollywood.

But the Brit is optimistic that while the television business is challenging, it is starting to right size itself after a period of heavy spending by streamer rivals.

In a wide-ranging interview with Deadline, ahead of his keynote session at the Banff World Media Festival, Wade talked about the company’s recent restructure, a new windowing strategy, trying to find a “silver bullet” in animation, comedy hits and big unscripted swings.

Don’t worry, there’s also a bit of Baywatch.

“I know it’s challenging, but things are changing. We’re very much open for business, doing interesting creative deals and the business is right sizing itself, that’s a good thing. We’re trying to refocus how we do things and...

Superheroes have always been among us: their job is to rush to the rescue in emergency situations, risking their own lives.

Although projects about firefighters, paramedics and rescuers are quite popular, there are not that many of them — here we have collected nine of the best that will bring you both tears and laughter.

1. The Smoke, 2014

The leader of the White Watch firefighters team is Kev. He is a good man who has been dedicated to his heroic profession since he was 18 years old. One day, his life was ruined by the negligence and deceit of his boss. Kev barely survived a terrible fire that left him with burns all over his body. But despite the tragedy, the man found the strength to return to work and continue saving lives.

The Smoke is a realistic series about the work of firefighters: how hard, painful and scary it is to save people.

Amazon MGM Studios has rounded out the cast of Oh. What. Fun., its all-star holiday comedy being directed by Michael Showalter, who is coming off the record-breaking success of the streamer’s romantic drama The Idea of You.

Jason Schwartzman, Eva Longoria, Joan Chen, Devery Jacobs, Havana Rose Liu and Maude Apatow have been added to the call sheet while Danielle Brooks has signed on for a cameo in the feature, which is currently shooting in Atlanta.

Michelle Pfeiffer is leading the ensemble that already include Felicity Jones, Chloë Grace Moretz, Denis Leary and The Holdovers breakout Dominic Sessa.

Described as both a love letter to moms and tonally a cross between Home for the Holidays and Planes, Trains and Automobiles, the story centers on a woman named Claire Clauster (Pfeiffer) who organizes a special Christmas outing, but her family forgets her in the shuffle. By the time they realize their mistake,...