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The huge success of CBS’s Fire Country has ignited a spinoff, Sheriff Country, starring Morena Baccarin as Sheriff Mickey Fox, aunt to Bode Leone, played by Max Thieriot, executive producer and co-creator of both programs. TV Insider caught up with Baccarin on the CBS Fest 2025 blue carpet on the Paramount Studios lot last week to chat about the new show, set to debut this fall on the eye network. “I would say [Sheriff Country] is darker, a little more raw, a little edgier,” says Baccarin when asked to differentiate between the two programs. “We’re dealing with some illegal activity.” As viewers of Fire Country have seen, that illegal activity involves Mickey’s dad, Wes (W. Earl Brown), running an illegal weed business. Can Wes continue to grow his pot business and manage to also have a healthy relationship with his daughter? “I think that’s pretty much a dealbreaker,...

As filming on the live-action Masters of the Universe movie continues in London, these latest photos and a video from the set give us a first glimpse of Camila Mendes in full costume as Teela.

The Riverdale star was spotted shooting several scenes (including an action sequence) with Nicholas Galitzine, who is in Prince Adam mode here. We assume Teela comes to Earth to bring the amnesiac Adam back to his home world of Eternia, where he will fulfil his destiny as He-Man.

Teela has been a permanent fixture of the Motu franchise ever since those first mini-comics, and is usually depicted as Prince Adam's protector and He-Man's right-hand woman/love-interest.

The character was played by Chelsea Field in the previous live-action movie, and was voiced by Sarah Michelle Gellar in Netflix's Masters of the Universe: Revelation animated series before being replaced by Melissa Benoist.

Teela has donned a...

The highly anticipated ‘Masters of the Universe’ movie is set to bring the iconic characters of Mattel’s beloved franchise to life on the big screen. Directed by Travis Knight, this superhero film features an exciting cast, including Nicholas Galitzine as Prince Adam/He-Man, Camila Mendes as Teela, and Jared Leto as the villainous Skeletor.

Alongside them are Alison Brie and Idris Elba, adding even more star power to this epic tale. Scheduled for release on June 5, 2026, the film will follow Prince Adam’s journey from a crash-landing on Earth to his rise as He-Man, defender of the planet Eternia.

Speaking of Prince Adam, some fresh set images have dropped, showcasing Galitzine in the role alongside his co-star Camila Mendes:

Editor’s Note: This article has been updated with new set photos.

Related: First Footage of ‘Masters of the Universe’ Drops, and It’s Stunning—Plus a Peek at Skeletor...

George Lopez’s latest sitcom, Lopez vs. Lopez, will not be getting a fourth season. The fan-favorite show was canceled at NBC, per Deadline, and is the latest sitcom to get the axe this year. ABC’s The Connersalso ended its run this spring.

The news of Lopez vs. Lopez’s cancelation came at NBC’s network upfronts, which also included an announcement that Night Court is also not being renewed.Both shows had been on the “bubble” at the network. The sitcom, starring George Lopez, Mayan Lopez, Matt Shively, Bruce Gonzalez, Selenis Leyva, and Al Madrigal had the distinction of being one of the first network comedies that featured a Latino family as a dysfunctional one, a-la Roseanne.

The similarities between Roseanne, The Conners, and Lopez vs. Lopez were likely not coincidental, as Bruce Helford, who helmed the two classic sitcoms, also served as an executive producer on Lopez vs.

NBC comedy Lopez vs. Lopez has been canceled after three seasons.

The news arrived Friday as the network reveals the fate of its bubble shows ahead of its upfront presentation Monday, and as they make way for NBA programming. Night Court was also canceled this morning after three seasons, alongside dramas Suits LA, The Irrational and Found.

Lopez vs. Lopez was one of the first broadcast comedies about a Latino family in the vein of other dysfunctional American families like Roseanne and The Conners from Bruce Helford, who executive produced Lopez vs. Lopez and The George Lopez Show.

Related: ‘Night Court’ Canceled By NBC After 3 Seasons

Lopez vs. Lopez is a working-class family comedy about dysfunction, reconnection, and all the pain and joy in between. Starring the father-and-daughter duo George Lopez and Mayan Lopez, who co-created the series alongside Debby Wolfe, it tells the story of a working-class, old-school Latino...

This article contains spoilers for Fire Country Season 3, Episode 20, "I'd Do It Again"

After the Season 3 finale of Fire Country shook up the show's story with a major cliffhanger, series star Max Thieriot is warning fans that the ending was not a 'false alarm.' Season 3 finished airing on April 25, 2025, with a two-part final episode.

The end of Fire Country Season 3 saw a deadly blaze hit the care facility where Vince's (Billy Burke) father, Walter (Jeff Fahey), was living. As a result, several characters, including Vince and Sharon (Diane Farr), were at the care facility trying to rescue Walter. The season finale ended with Bode (Thieriot) outside as the burning building collapsed on his family. Thieriot addressed the scene in an interview with TV Insider, saying, "It's not a false alarm."

"There will be some pieces that need to be picked up," the actor explained. "We're motivated to continue pushing the show,...

Donnie Wahlberg of Boston Blue attends the Cbsfest 2025-2026: Schedule Announcement event to celebrate CBS’ 2025-2026 primetime lineup at the Paramount Studios lot in Los Angeles on May 7, 2025. The lineup features one new comedy, four action packed dramas, three unscripted series, 18 returning series, sports and special event programming. Photo: Stewart Cook/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Buckle up, folks! CBS just released its fall 2025-2026 primetime schedule, and it looks like the network intends to keep hold of that title of “most-watched network.” Lots of new shows, and lots of returning shows to be excited for! Dutton is Back! The headline that’s probably got everyone talking? Luke Grimes is reprising his role as Kayce Dutton in the new drama, Y: Marshals! While details are still under wraps, knowing Dutton is back in action is enough to get us counting down the days until its midseason premiere on Sundays.

CBS’s 2025-2026 primetime lineup will look surprisingly different from the 2024-2025 version, considering that the network is bringing back l8 shows. The network’s primetime schedule will include one new comedy, four new dramas, and three unscripted series, along with its returning fare.

CBS’s schedule announcement revealed they’ve greenlit a Yellowstone spinoff starring Luke Grimes, reprising his role as Kayce Dutton. For now the drama is called Y: Marshals and is expected to premiere during the 2025-2026 midseason. The network’s also ordered a true crime series based on Harlan Coben’s Final Twist for midseason.

New fall dramas include the Blue Bloods spinoff Boston Blue, the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, and CIA, a universe expansion of FBI. Dmv, the only new comedy, is described as a workplace comedy set at, obviously, the Department of Motor Vehicles. Taylor Sheridan Blake Shelton, and Keith Urban’s The Road...

CBS, which is on track to win its 17th consecutive season as the most-watched network, today announced its 2025-2026 primetime programming lineup of CBS Originals, featuring one new comedy, four action-packed dramas, three unscripted series, 18 returning series, sports, and special event programming. It also revealed new series orders for Y: Marshals and Harlan Coben’s Final Twist.

On Mondays of the CBS 2025-2026 schedule, a powerful new Dick Wolf drama block will launch from 9:00-11:00 p.m. with FBI and CIA and offbeat new comedy Dmv at 8:30 p.m.. Tuesdays introduce the first-ever all NCIS night featuring the #1 global franchise from 8:00-11:00 p.m.

Wednesdays add two big names for midseason and spring with Harlan Coben’s Final Twist true-crime series and Padma Lakshmi’s cooking competition series America’s Culinary Cup airing after the highly anticipated Survivor 50. Fridays will package three compelling Jerry Bruckheimer Television-produced dramas: Sheriff Country,...

CBS has just unveiled their entire 2025-2026 slate of TV shows!

There’s news about a Yellowstone spinoff that will be airing in the winter on the network, as well as the Blue Bloods spinoff, which has a new cast member.

We’re bringing you all the info, including details about the new shows that are debuting, what is being held for mid-season, and more.

Keep reading to find out more…

New 2025-2026 Fall Series:

The Road, a new singing competition series from executive producers Taylor Sheridan, Blake Shelton and Keith Urban trails Grammy Award winner Urban on his journey to discover the next big artist with the help of “tour manager,” Grammy Award-winning country artist Gretchen Wilson.

Boston Blue stars Donnie Wahlberg reprising his role as NYPD officer Danny Reagan and Sonequa Martin-Green as Danny’s new Boston Pd partner, Lena Peters. ** We’re just learning that Sonequa Martin-Green...

The world of Yellowstone is getting a new outpost — and a new network.

CBS has ordered a spinoff of the hit western as part of its 2025-26 slate. Currently titled Y: Marshals (with the “Y” standing for Yellowstone, naturally), the show will star Luke Grimes, who will reprise his role as Kayce Dutton from the flagship series as he joins an “elite unit of U.S. Marshals, combining his skills as a cowboy and Navy Seal to bring range justice to Montana,” per the show’s logline. It’s set to premiere in spring 2026 and is one of seven new series the network will roll out next season.

Spencer Hudnut (Seal Team) will be the showrunner on Marshals, executive producing with Taylor Sheridan, John Linson, Art Linson, Grimes, Ron Burkle, David Hutkin and Bob Yari. As with all the Yellowstone-verse series, the show comes from MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios.

Venerable fantasy franchise Masters of the Universe is headed back to theaters next year, with director Travis Knight at the helm. Saturday Night Live alum Sasheer Zamata will star in the film, but her character is something of a mystery. While most of the film's characters have years of established lore and action figures associated with them, Zamata is playing someone named "Suzie," whom we know very little about. Collider's Taylor Gates spoke to Zamata about the upcoming film while she was promoting her MCU TV series, Agatha All Along.

When asked what she could say about the film, Zamata couldn't share too much, but she could reveal the comedic nature of her role:

"I have no idea what I can tease. [Laughs] But I finished shooting it. I think they're still shooting the movie, but my part is done. It's very fun, and that one — for me — is actually more comedy,...

Not long after one of Jason Statham’s most underrated movies made quite a successful run on streaming charts, his highest-rated project of his career just got a juicy sequel update. Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year is Spy, the caper comedy in which Statham stars alongside Jude Law, Melissa McCarthy, and more. Spy is currently the highest-rated movie of Statham’s career according to Rotten Tomatoes with a 95% rating, and it grossed over $235 million at the global box office. The film was written and directed by Paul Feig (Another Simple Favor), who is notorious for staying away from sequels. However, during a recent interview with HeyUGuys to promote Another Simple Favor, Feig was asked if there was any chance of a Spy ever getting a sequel, and he wouldn’t rule it out:

"If there was ever going to be another one of my movies that would have a...

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Thunderbolts* is a superhero action comedy-drama film directed by Jake Schrier from a screenplay co-written by Eric Pearson and Joanna Calo. Based on the Marvel Comics characters of the same name, the MCU film revolves around a group of misfit antiheroes who team up and work together to survive after they find themselves trapped in a deadly conspiracy. Thunderbolts* stars Florence Pugh, Sebastian Stan, Wyatt Russell, Olga Kurylenko, Lewis Pullman, Geraldine Viswanathan, Chris Bauer, Wendell Pierce, David Harbour, Hannah John-Kamen, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. So, if you loved the hilarious misfit team-up, impressive action, and compelling characters in Thunderbolts*, here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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The Suicide Squad is a superhero action comedy-drama film written and directed by James Gunn. Based on the DC Comics...

Nathan Fillion’s Firefly aired only eleven out of its fourteen episodes when Fox abruptly cancelled the series. The show didn’t have the necessary ratings to justify its budget, but received a cult following after its cancellation. There were calls for its revival, and the actors of the series often got together at Comic Cons to reminisce about their experience.

Firefly was set 500 years into the future, when humans have entered a new star system. The series followed the adventures of a group of misfits aboard the Serenity, a Firefly-class spaceship. This group of nine anti-heroes was led by Fillion’s Malcolm Reynolds.

While a revival rumor is still in the air, the stars of the series have moved on. Nathan Fillion, Morena Baccarin, Gina Torres, and Alan Tudyk have all gone on to build great careers for themselves and are actively part of successful projects. Here’s...

Production spend in the UK in the first quarter of 2025 was nearly three times the spend of the equivalent period in 2024, according to figures published today (May 1) by the BFI.

The number of films starting principal photography during the first quarter of 2025 was 37, 15 more than was first reported for the first quarter of 2024, with a production spend of £632m.

This is the third highest first quarter since records began in 2003, and nearly three times the £211m that was reported for Q1 2024 productions.

There were 15 inward investment films in production in Q1 2025, with a UK spend of £592m (94% of the total...

We recently got our first (distant) glimpse of Castle Grayskull and several costumed actors - one of whom might just have been Jared Leto as Skeletor - on the set of the live-action Masters of the Universe movie, and thanks to ForEternia.com, we now have a look at a huge map of Eternia - complete with some very interesting illustrations.

Some zoomed in (though still not the clearest) shots of the figures surrounding the map reveal what appear to be depictions of a number of supporting characters, including Zodak and King Hiss, as well as Bow, Netossa, and Perfuma from She-Ra!

Zodak, aka the Cosmic Enforcer, is a powerful, immortal Eternian who is a sword enemy of the Snake Men, led by King Hiss. While it's not particularly surprising to see these figures from the lore's ancient history on a map, we did not expect to see any She-Ra references in the movie.

There’s been so much chatter about the future of Fire Country after some significant departures that I forgot Sheriff Country was gearing up for its launch during the 2025-26 season.

All we knew about the spinoff was that Morena Baccarin would be at the wheel in the role of Mickey Fox.

We already met Mickey on Fire Country, with the mothership series revealing she is Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone’s stepsister.

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It was a compelling way to connect these two universes, but beyond that, there were many questions about who else would be on Sheriff Country.

Now, we have our answer. Deadline reports that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has scored a series regular role in the upcoming offshoot.

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CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria is getting a badge for his next role: The actor will star opposite Morena Baccarin in the Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, our sister site Deadline reports.

Lauria’s Boone is the smart and capable chief deputy and right-hand man to Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. After being partnered for years, the pair have a great shorthand and deep respect for each other. But there is also a note of tension between them because Boone feels that he was passed over for the sheriff position.

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Exclusive: Gotham and The O.C. star Ben McKenzie has made his feature directorial debut on documentary Everyone Is Lying To You For Money, a scathing portrait of the world of cryptocurrency, which will receive its world premiere at SXSW London in June.

Written, directed and produced by McKenzie, alongside producer Giorgio Angelini, the feature was filmed over three years in New York, London, Austin, El Salvador and Miami.

The film includes an interview with Sam Bankman-Fried, filmed just months before he was indicted on multiple charges of fraud and conspiracy, and with Alex Mashinksy, similarly filmed months before his company, which at its peak purported to hold $25Bn in assets, declared bankruptcy. It also highlights El Salvador’s President, Nayib Bukele, and his connection to the world of cryptocurrency. Other interview subjects include celebrities, a pseudonymous whistleblower, and numerous victims.

The documentary culminates in McKenzie, who has a degree in economics,...

Deadpool & Wolverine broke box office records when it opened in theaters this time last year, scoring the highest opening weekend ever for an R-Rated movie.

The Marvel Studios movie ultimately grossed $1.338 billion worldwide, proving to Hollywood pundits that all their talk of "superhero fatigue" had come too soon. However, it was also a stark reminder for the studio that people will now only turn up for an MCU movie when it's a true must-see event.

Deadline has crunched the numbers and revealed that, despite "massive participations at $130M for [Ryan] Reynolds, [Hugh] Jackman and [Shawn] Levy," Deadpool & Wolverine turned a $400 million profit.

That's more than all of 2023's superhero movies, including Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse ($328 million) and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 ($124 million).

Reynolds has remained firm in saying that Deadpool 4 isn't on the horizon. However, we'd have to believe Disney is willing to give him whatever he wants to...

Matt Lauria has been cast as the co-lead in the upcoming series Sheriff Country opposite Morena Baccarin.

The show is expected to debut in the 2025-2026 season on CBS and is a spinoff of the hit show Fire Country.

Here’s a synopsis of the series: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

Matt‘s casting was announced on Monday (April 28) and his character has been revealed!

Keep reading to find out more…

Variety reports he will “play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a ‘smart, tough and capable deputy’ with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.”

Matt is best known for starring in shows like Friday Night Lights,...

Fire Country is making some extreme moves. Not only did the franchise shock fans by writing two main characters off the show during the season 3 finale, but it has continued to add compelling stars to its upcoming spinoff, Sheriff Country.

Sheriff Country is a spinoff that will be led by previously established character Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin). The closer we've gotten to the show's 2025-26 premiere, however, the more impressive the list of actors involved has grown. The latest addition is Matt Lauria, who is confirmed to be playing the male lead of Sheriff Country opposite Fox.

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Lauria's character is named Boone, and Deadline describes him as a "smart, tough and capable" sheriff who originally hails from Oakland. His approach to law enforcement is drastically different from Fox's, resulting in...

Big casting news has been revealed for Sheriff Country. Currently in the works with Morena Baccarin reprising her guest role from Fire Country, the show has now found her co-lead star.

Per Deadline, CSI: Vegas actor Matt Lauria has signed on to play the male lead opposite Baccarin in Sheriff Country. The series features Baccarin as Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Diane Farr's Sharon Leone who works as a sheriff in the small town of Edgewater. Lauria has been cast as Boone, Mickey's "smart, tough and capable deputy and longtime partner. Originally from Oakland, he’s used to a different kind of policing. Their contrasting law enforcement styles makes their partnership both complex and occasionally tense."

Other known castings include W. Earl Brown as Mickey's ex-con father; the character appeared with Baccarin's Mickey previously in Fire Country. Christopher Gorham will play Mickey's ex-husband and a Sheriff's deputy. Other...

The upcoming Sheriff Country series is building out its ensemble with a procedural veteran. A new report from Variety reveals that CSI: Vegas veteran Matt Lauria has joined the cast of Sheriff Country, the Fire Country spin-off series led by Deadpool veteran Morena Baccarin. This news comes not long after it was announced that Christopher Graham and Michelle Weaver will also star in the series, which will follow Mickey Fox (Baccarin), a straight-shooting sheriff who investigates criminal activity in the small town of Edgewater while also dealing with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown). Mickey is the stepsister of Cal Fire division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr) and the aunt of Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot), who will also work as a writer and director on the series.

Lauria can be seen in 41 episodes of CSI: Vegas as Josh Folsom, but he’s also been in plenty of other projects you might be familiar with.

CBS has a new franchise on its hands. Fire Country has been such a hit for the network, it’s no surprise that that universe is expanding. And that world is also growing beyond Morena Baccarin‘s Mickey Fox, with CSI: Vegas vet Matt Lauria joining her on the job on Sheriff Country. It was soon after the first season that rumors started about a potential spinoff, and in its second, Fire Country introduced the character who would be leading it. Not even a month later, Sheriff Country was ordered to series, but when will it air? Will Mickey Fox appear on Fire Country again before then after her Season 3 appearance? Read on for everything we know and keep checking back because this will be updated as more is announced. Is there going to be a Fire Country spinoff? Yes! The Fire Country episode introducing Baccarin’s Mickey aired on...

Matt Lauria has joined the cast of “Sheriff Country,” CBS’ upcoming spinoff of “Fire Country.”

He will star opposite Morena Baccarin, who was previously announced to be leading the series when CBS greenlit it last May. Per the official logline, “Sheriff Country” will follow “straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of ‘Fire Country’), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.” Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver also star.

Lauria will play Boone, Mickey’s longtime partner who is described as a “smart, tough and capable deputy” with a different style of law enforcement, being from Oakland.

Lauria’s most recent TV roles were on CBS’ “CSI: Vegas” and Amazon Prime Video’s “Outer Range,” which both concluded in...

Exclusive: In his return to CBS, former CSI: Vegas star Matt Lauria has been tapped as what is believed to be the male lead opposite Morena Baccarin on the network’s upcoming drama series Sheriff Country, a spinoff from hit Fire Country.

Sheriff Country, which will premiere in the fall, stars Baccarin as straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox, the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Fire Country‘s Diane Farr), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father (W. Earl Brown) and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.

Lauria will play Boone, Sheriff Mickey Fox’s smart, tough and capable deputy and longtime partner. Originally from Oakland, he’s used to a different kind of policing. Their contrasting law enforcement styles makes their partnership both complex and occasionally tense.

In addition to Baccarin and Brown, whose characters...

Fact: CBS has cancelled two spinoffs (FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted) but picked up three more for next fall.

Fact: As we speak, CBS has renewed all but three of its scripted shows. The Powers That Be previously cancelled S.W.A.T. and foreclosed on Poppa’s House, but have not yet determined the fate of Queen Latifah’s The Equalizer.

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While the world has been fascinated with the mysteries of ancient Egypt since Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon stole all the credit for the glorious reveal of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 from the local diggers and historians, the truth of those mysteries rest better in the hands of Egyptians today. And there are still mysteries and wonders aplenty, from the way its colorful mythology slowly blended — syncretized — with the Roman occupiers that gradually wore away the country's golden monarchy, to its early understandings of science and math that remain lost.

It's a tough period of time for amateur historians who love the occasional pop culture dive; unlike other history buffs with their Medieval costume dramas and the upcoming Christopher Nolan-helmed version of "The Odyssey," there's not much that truly digs into the dynastic periods of Egypt. It's mostly Biblical-era epics, the occasional Roman overlap, and some hilariously bad science fiction...

CBS got lethal with cutting some favorite shows, but there are some renewals and even some new spinoffs coming. Read on to find out more about them.

The Cancellations Are Upsetting

People grow up watching their favorite series and shows, so cancellations are nearly always met with disapproval. However, amid six cancellations, there is at least some hope for TV addicts. The shocker was the cancellation of FBI: Most Wanted, FBI: International, and S.W.A.T. from Universal TV studios.

Others reported were Blue Bloods, Poppa’s House, and The Summit. Probably nobody will miss The Summit too much as it only ran for one season. However, Variety noted that there were some popular renewals.

Renewals & Spinoffs

The greenlit shows on CBS for the 2025-2026 season include:

NCIS, NCIS: Origins, NCIS: Sydney, Tracker, George & Mandie’s First Marriage, Hollywood Squares, Elsabeth, Fire Country, and Ghosts.

Two new spinoffs arrive, and one of them stars Donnie Wahlberg.

We're sure Wade Wilson will show up in the MCU again at some point (there's no way Marvel Studios would leave the character on the shelf for too long after the massive success of Deadpool and Wolverine), but we still don't know when and where the Merc With a Mouth will return.

Rumors persist that Deadpool will appear in one or both of the upcoming Avengers movies, but Reynolds was not part of the initial Doomsday cast announcement, and the actor doesn't seem overly keen on mixing it up with Earth's Mightiest Heroes - or the X-Men - in a more grounded setting.

During a new interview with Time, Reynolds was asked about the possibility of Wade playing a "supporting role" in one of the next big MCU event films.

Though he doesn't completely dismiss the idea, he notes: "If [Deadpool] becomes an Avenger or an X-Man, we're at the end.

Gerard Butler has movies scattered across every streaming service, but one of them is due to depart its home soon. Butler stars alongside Dune: Prophecy veteran Travis Fimmel in Kandahar, the 2023 conspiracy thriller following a CIA operative and his translator who flee from special forces in Afghanistan after exposing a covert mission. Kandahar has been streaming on Hulu for months now, but the streamer has announced that it will depart the platform on May 31, which still leaves more than a month for Butler’s fans to check out the film. Kandahar finished its run in theaters after grossing only $9 million, and the film earned a 45% rating from critics but a solid 82% rating from general audiences on the aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.

Mitchell Lafortune wrote the screenplay for Kandahar, and Ric Roman Waugh was tapped to direct the film. Lafortune’s only other writing credit in his career has come from Last Breath,...

Fire Country has continued its red hot ascent up the ratings on CBS, and now, its eyes are set on a spinoff. Sheriff Country, which is set to follow characters introduced in the main series, is set to air during the 2025-26 season. We've already met Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), but Sheriff Country recently added faces that will be brand new to the franchise.

Christopher Gorham has been cast as Travis, the ex-husband of Mickey Fox. The two share a child together, a daughter named Skye, and remain forces in each others lives, which can sometimes lead to complicated feelings. Travis and Mickey are split up, but it doesn't mean the possibility of romance is completely off the table.

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Gorham is a familiar and beloved face for those who have watched network television over the last two decades.

Actor Christopher Gorham is moving from one CBS program to another. After recurring this season on Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, Gorham has been tapped for a major role in the upcoming Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country.

According to Deadline, Gorham will star as Travis, a lawyer and Sheriff Mickey Fox's (Morena Baccarin) ex-husband. Together, they have a daughter, Skye, whom they’ve helped through addiction struggles. Despite their many differences, Travis and Mickey might still harbor feelings for each other. The actor recently appeared in the first season of the Chuck Lorre hit comedy Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage as Scott, the boss and ex-boyfriend of Emily Osment's character Mandy.

First announced by CBS in early 2024, Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets...

CBS has made two key additions to the cast of its Fire Country spinoff Sheriff Country, including Christopher Gorham (Covert Affairs) in a series-regular role.

As first reported by our sister site Deadline, Gorham will appear as Travis, a lawyer and the ex-husband of Morena Baccarin’s Sheriff Mickey Fox. Travis and Mickey share a daughter named Skye, whom they’ve helped through struggles with addiction, and the pair might still have feelings for each other… but it’s complicated.

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The Fire Country spinoff series, Sheriff Country, has added two more series regulars to the cast!

Here’s a synopsis of the series: “Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone, who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.”

Keep reading to find out more…

The show is expected to debut in the 2025-2026 season on CBS.

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Christopher Gorham – Series Regular!

Christopher Gorham, who you may recognize from The Lincoln Lawyer, has joined the cast.

He’ll portray Travis, who according to Deadline, “a lawyer and Sheriff Mickey Fox’s ex-husband. Together, they have a daughter, Skye, whom they’ve helped through addiction struggles. Despite their many differences, Travis and Mickey might still harbor feelings for each other.

As the highly anticipated spin-off series Sheriff Country starts to take shape at CBS, new names start getting added to the slate of main stars. Today, the network announced through Deadline two pretty big newcomers that will help elevate the story of the new procedural series: Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver have joined the show as series regulars. The spin-off is yet to get a release date, but at this point CBS is eyeing the 2025-2026 schedule to debut the first season, probably close to its mothership series Fire Country.

While CBS hasn't unveiled a full synopsis for Sheriff Country, we do know that the series will follow no-nonsense Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) as she patrols the streets of Edgewater and investigates cases from the small town. She is the stepsister of Fire Country's Sharon Leone (Diane Farr) and the aunt of Bode Donovan (Max Thieriot). The two new...

Exclusive: Christopher Gorham and Michele Weaver have joined the cast of CBS’ Fire Country spinoff series Sheriff Country, led by Morena Baccarin.

CBS ordered Sheriff Country to series for the 2025-26 broadcast season. The series is produced by CBS Studios, as is the mothership series.

Sheriff Country follows straight-shooting sheriff Mickey Fox (Baccarin), the stepsister of Cal Fire’s division chief Sharon Leone (Diane Farr of Fire Country), who investigates criminal activity as she patrols the streets of small-town Edgewater while contending with her ex-con father and a mysterious incident involving her wayward daughter.

In series regular roles, Gorham will star as Travis, a lawyer and Sheriff Mickey Fox’s ex-husband. Together, they have a daughter, Skye, whom they’ve helped through addiction struggles. Despite their many differences, Travis and Mickey might still harbor feelings for each other.

Weaver will star as Cassidy,...

Despite two shows in CBS' FBI franchise being canceled last month, fans of the procedural drama can take comfort in knowing that a new spin-off has officially been given a series order, and will premiere during the 2025-26 season. The best part? Lucifer's Tom Ellis has been cast in the lead role of what's known right now as CIA.

Per Deadline, Ellis will star in the new series from Dick Wolf, which sees FBI: Most Wanted showrunner David Hudgins once again take point. Executive producers include former CIA officer David Chasteen, Nicole Perlman, and Peter Jankowski. Like the flagship series, this new outing will have all the drama and intrigue fans have come to expect from the franchise, and focus on two agents who become unlikely partners to help bring down various threats:

"CIA centers on two unlikely partners – a fast-talking, rule-breaking loose cannon CIA case officer (Ellis), and a by-the-book,...

CBS is ready to dance with the devil.

TVLine has learned that Lucifer headliner Tom Ellis has landed one of the two leads in CBS’ “FBI Universe Expansion,” which pairs a G-man with a CIA agent and has been officially ordered to series for the 2025-26 TV season.

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For a third year in a row, CBS will be the first broadcast network to present its schedule for next season ahead of upfront week. With the 2025-26 lineup reveal day, May 7, fast approaching, CBS is ready to make its final decisions on new and returning series for fall and beyond.

The three standalone CBS pilots this year, the hourlong Einstein and half-hour Dmv and Zarna, all screened well, I hear.

Einstein, which lured back to CBS Criminal Minds star Matthew Gray Gubler, has been well received and seems to be in good shape for a pickup. The adaptation of the German format by Monk creator Andy Breckman is hitting CBS’ sweet spot of...

Succession star Alan Ruck has officially joined the cast of a new horror-thriller from director Aaron Fisher.

Per Variety, Ruck joins Rosanna Arquette (Pulp Fiction) and Ashton Sanders (The Equalizer 2) in the new horror flick, Corporate Retreat. Written by Fisher and Kerri Lee Romeo, the horror-thriller follows "a group of corporate employees at a tech company whose team-bonding retreat devolves into a bloody fight to survive the tests of a vengeful executive." Corporate Retreat will serve as Fisher's second feature directorial effort following his 2019 film, Inside the Rain. The film is produced by Uri Singer, who is best known for films such as White Noise and Tesla.

In an official statement, Singer praised Ruck's ability to perform comedy and drama, which he believes makes him a perfect fit for Corporate Retreat. "We’re thrilled to welcome Alan to the team," Singer said. "His unique ability to seamlessly blend comedy and drama is truly exceptional.

Sometimes we can't help but wonder what television channels or streaming services were thinking when canceling a TV show. Viewership and cost are the usual suspects behind why a fan favorite TV show doesn't last as long as it should, but that doesn't mean it was a failure.

We're taking a look back at seven science fiction and fantasy shows that we cancelled way too soon, beginning with a show that everyone can agree on:

Firefly

Fans young and old can agree that Firefly was cancelled too soon, after only one season. Created by Joss Whedon and starring Nathan Fillion, Alan Tudyk, Morena Baccarin, Adam Baldwin, Gina Torres, Jewel Staite, Sean Maher, Summer Glau, and Ron Glass, this legendary science fiction show from 2002 has one of the most powerful fan bases on the planet.

Love, action, and humor abound aboard the spaceship Serenity, where our wacky band of space-faring outlaws lived and worked together.

Nathan Fillion’s Firefly had a cancellation in the cards long before the actual news came. The ratings were low despite the fans, who got to see it, loving the space Western. These fans saw the possibility of Fox axing the show and started a campaign to save the show. It was just a sign of what was to come after Fox cancelled the series.

The network didn’t wait to air all of its episodes, instead cancelling the series after airing just eleven out of fourteen produced episodes. Fox immediately replaced it with another crime action series, Fastlane. However, fans soon proved that Fox made a huge mistake.

Once the completed version of Firefly began rebroadcasting, fans flocked in to watch the show. They saw that Joss Whedon had a vision that was unlike anything on TV at the time. The fanbase only grew in number and called themselves the Browncoats.

Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber played the leads in the much-maligned X-Men Origins: Wolverine back in 2009, and fans have been hoping to see the actors reunite as Logan and Victor Creed/Sabertooth in the MCU.

Unfortunately, Schreiber is not likely to don the claws and fangs of Wolverine's nemesis again, but Jackman has now revealed that they will be working together again on two upcoming plays.

The Deadpool and Wolverine star shared the following "now and then" behind-the-scenes photo to social media.

Now and then! Amazing to be back in a rehearsal studio again with @LievSchreiber. While we are in two distinctly different plays, most are back to back. When @SFP_London and I set out to create Together Productions, we made a list of actors we hoped to work with. Liev answered… pic.twitter.com/LnQcPVaaud

— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) April 11, 2025

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By the Power of Grayskull!

A sizzle reel for Amazon MGM and Mattel's live-action Masters of the Universe movie screened for those in attendance at CinemaCon last week, and while the footage was not released online (a first teaser trailer is probably still a while off), we do have some new photos from the London set.

These drone shots were taken from quite a distance, but we can make out what appears to be Castle Graysull's unmistakable jaw-drawbridge, as well as a captive Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine) and several hooded figures, one of whom might just be Skeletor (Jared Leto).

Though there's a chance this could simply be one of Skeletor's minions (there are a number of other skull-armoured individuals nearby), he does appear to be holding the villain's signature ram's head Havoc Staff.

“We’re not making a cartoon here, we’re making a live-action fantasy film,” said...

Hugh Jackman has returned as Wolverine... for an 8 hour, 30 minute breathing exercise video.

Marvel released the video, which is titled "Wolverine Breathing Exercise | Marvel Ambiance | Deadpool & Wolverine," to its official YouTube channel in support of National Stress Awareness Month, and it's literally just eight plus hours of Jackman breathing menacingly - until he strikes an iconic pose around the halfway mark.

As Wolvie fans will no doubt be aware, Jackman is paying homage to Frank Miller's cover art for Chris Claremont's Wolverine #1 (1982).

There's been some speculation that this video could be setting up some kind of big announcement relating to Logan, but it seems unlikely. Jackman is expected to reprise the role for Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars, but this is probably just an excuse to give some additional promotion to Deadpool and Wolverine, which is now streaming on Disney+.

Have a look at the video below,...

Fire Country spoilers reveal that Bode Leone (Max Thieriot) has been branching out in his activities lately. With Jake Crawford (Jordan Calloway) wanting to take over Vince Leone’s (Billy Burke) job at Cal Fire, could Bode more on to another job? Bode’s last job almost got him send back to prison. How would things go if Bode decided to work for Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) instead?

Bode Leone’s Parole Officer Has Been On His Back

Bode’s parole office found out that he was working her his step grandfather, a man who happens to be growing illegal substances at his home. Bode hasn’t been working with the product, just clearing land.

However, Bode is still working for a criminal and isn’t allowed around him. Bode has been forced to give up this job.

Bode was instrumental in helping his Aunt Mickey to catch the man...

Amazon MGM Studios' Masters of the Universeis bringing the franchise's classic cartoon costumes to life on the silver screen.

Per ScreenRant, attendees at CinemaCon 2025 were given an early look at Amazon MGM Studios' upcoming live-action reboot of the Masters of the Universe franchise. In a description of the footage, it is noted that director Travis Knight espouses his own love for the franchise, going over the toys he owned as a child. Audiences also got a look at He-Man's iconic Sword of Power, massive practical set pieces, and a variety of characters including Teela, Man at Arms, and Skeletor, with the description boasting "accurate costumes from the cartoon" sported by its core cast.

Created by Mattel, the Masters of the Universe franchise kicked off in 1982 with an animated series of the same name, introducing a whole new sword-and-planet blend of fantasy and science-fiction to the world of pop culture.