The most Emmy-nominated shows that never won an Emmy … number two will surprise you.

Therese Odell

2 years ago

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

It sure sounds like a third season of Big Little Lies is happening.

Also, that long-rumored Harry Potter series seems to have some movement.

Better Call Saul is now the most Emmy-nominated show that never won an Emmy. But do you know what number two is? You might be surprised.

The estate of drug queenpin Griselda Blanco, the subject of Netflix’s upcoming limited series, Griselda, is suing Netflix and Sofia Vergara for reasons.

Meanwhile, Sofia’s Modern Family husband almost joined the mob.

Oh my God, let Succession rest in peace, guys.

Someone give Emma Stone a sitcom, she’s a Goddamned treasure.

Hold up, HOLD UP, The Knick, the 2014-2015 Cinemax drama — THAT’S RIGHT, CINEMAX DRAMA — isn’t technically dead yet? Who’s out here asking for more The Knick? I mean, it was a fine show and whatever, but are people clamoring for a third season of a show that hasn’t been on the air for a decade?

Why can’t America have nice things?

If you’re watching True Detective, here’s the story behind that creepy prop. SPOILERS, friends.

Former President Recidivist’s campaign cut off NBC News’ access to the press pool when correspondent Vaughn Hillyard was designated their pool reporter. Hillyard apparently upset Former President Toddler Tantrum when he asked Representative Elise Stefanik if she believed E. Jean Carroll — a perfectly fair question to any supporter of Former President Rapist. Reminder: this is not normal.

"Do you believe E. Jean Carroll?" @VaughnHillyard asks Elise Stefanik.

Stefanik: "No, of course not… The media is so biased. This is just another example of the media being out of touch."

Vaughn: "It’s not the media, it's a jury that found he sexually abused E. Jean Carroll." pic.twitter.com/8UIZCSmkUj

— Kate Sullivan (@KateSullivanDC) January 20, 2024

Cancellations

The Flight Attendant has been canceled at Max after two seasons.

In Development

The Flip Side, a game show hosted by Jaleel White, has been ordered at CBS.
Missing You and Run Away, two new Harlan Coban films, have been greenlit at Netflix.
Empire of the Summer Moon will be adapted by Taylor Sheridan.
Down the Drain, Julia Fox’s memoir, is being adapted into a series.
Swan Song is being adapted into a series.

Casting News

Lindsay Lohan and Kristin Chenoweth will star in Our Little Secret on Netflix.
Nick Offerman will guest star on The Conners on ABC.
Dakota Johnson will host Saturday Night Live on January 27 with Justin Timberlake as musical guest. It will be his first time back to the show in 10 years.
Marianly Tejada, Jack Schumacher, Garrett Wareing, Andrew Liner, Brett Cullen, Kate Burton, Jaren Robledo, Jennifer Ens, Kenneth Miller, Niko Guardado, Justin Johnson Cortez, Casey W. Johnson, and Philip Winchester have been added to the cast of Ransom Canyon on Netflix.
Millie Gibson will be replaced by Varada Sethu on Doctor Who on BBC and Disney+.
Valerie Bertinelli has been cut from Kids Baking Championship on Food Network.

Mark Your Calendar

Ripley debuts on Netflix on April 4.

Constellation debuts on Apple TV+ on February 21.

Apples Never Fall premieres on Peacock on March 14.

Hit Man will debut on Netflix on June 7.

Naked and Afraid returns on Discovery Channel on February 18.

Serving the Hamptons returns on Max on February 2.

Perimeter will premiere on BET+ on February 29.

Married to the Game premieres on Prime Video on February 23.

The Abyss debuts on Netflix on February 16.

Ninja Kamui debuts on Adult Swim on February 10.

Mike Epps: Ready to Sell Out will premiere on Netflix on February 20.

R.I.P.

David Gail, Actor in Port Charles, Beverly Hills 90210, and Savannah

So saddened to learn of the passing of my former cast mate David Gail He was a good guy, a pleasure to be around, and I always thought he was a real talent. Sincere condolences to all his loved ones. Rest in Peace. Flight of Angels. #RIP #DavidGail #PortCharles pic.twitter.com/RAVIUB51Dn

— Jon Lindstrom (@thejonlindstrom) January 21, 2024

RIP to my old pal David Gail ,He was fun to be around ,we went to the Bahamas diving ,he was a good guy ! pic.twitter.com/iyz4HY7kw3

— Kin Shriner (@kinshriner) January 21, 2024

John Hamlin, Oscars executive and consultant

Benedict Fitzgerald, Screenwriter best-known for The Passion of the Christ

David Michael Emge, Actor known for Dawn of the Dead

Nancy Green-Keyes, Casting director, agent and producer

Scott Manners, Talent Agent

Mary Weiss, Former lead singer of The Shangri-Las

Marlena Shaw, Jazz and R&B singer

Luis Vasquez, Creator of post-punk/darkwave project The Soft Moon

Adam Harrison, Son of Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison

WATCH THIS

The Bachelor: For the first time in Bachelor history, the producers chose the man that the fans actually wanted as The Bachelor: tennis pro and all-around nice guy Joey Graziadei. Season premiere. 7 p.m., ABC

America’s Most Wanted: The return of John Walsh! Series premiere. 7 p.m., Fox

TMZ Investigates: This new series has TMZ investigating topical stories, like Hollywood’s stalker problem. Series premiere. 8 p.m., Fox

Judy Justice: Season premiere. Freevee

The Traitors: NBC would like to tempt you with a little taste of Peacock’s biggest reality hit. 9 p.m., NBC

Late Night:

Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Dakota Johnson, Chloë Sevigny, Gaby Moreno featuring Oscar Isaac
Late Night with Seth Meyers: Common, Tom Hollander, Dave Hidalgo Jr.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Trevor Noah, Ruby Bridges
After Midnight: Chad Daniels; Kelsey Cook; Milana Vayntrub
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Kate Hudson, Oliver Hudson; Joey Graziadei; Charley Crockett
Watch What Happens Live: Tumi Mhlongo, Capt. Sandy Yawn