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In the upcoming episode of “Motorway Cops: Catching Britain’s Speeders,” viewers can expect a thrilling ride filled with high-stakes situations. Set to air on Monday, May 19, 2025, at 8:00 Pm on Channel 5, this episode promises to deliver the excitement that fans have come to love.

This week, the focus will be on a car that has been causing a stir on the roads, racking up nearly 600 fines due to its use of cloned plates. The police are on the hunt to track down this elusive vehicle, showcasing the challenges of identifying and stopping offenders who try to evade the law. The tension builds as the officers work tirelessly to uncover the truth behind the car’s identity and the driver responsible for its reckless behavior.

In a separate but equally gripping storyline, PC Leslie finds himself in a tricky situation when he pulls over a driver who is behind the...

In the Tracker Season 2 finale, Colter Shaw confronts Otto Waldron (played by Seal Team’s Alex Fernandez), a mysterious lineman who reveals that, yes, he pushed Ashton Shaw off that cliff more than 20 years ago. But that’s only the beginning of this story.

Otto then tells Colter that his mother Mary (recurring guest star Wendy Crewson) asked for his help that night. Help with what, exactly, remains a question mark at the end of the hour. Did she instruct Otto to kill her husband? Or did the situation escalate beyond anyone’s expectations?

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There have been many conversations surrounding the CBS series Watson, with many feeling it doesn’t live up to the medical dramas that came before it.

However, after watching the entire season, I can confidently say that you’re missing out if you’re not watching.

Watson has an incredibly compelling story and boasts a cast of talented and charming actors who give their all to the series.

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And Watson’s lead, Morris Chestnut, was kind enough to sit down with TV Fanatic and discuss how he went from starting in acting to the tumultuous conclusion of Watson Season 1.

With such a prolific career in film and television, having starred in iconic movies and shows like Boyz in the Hood and Rosewood, and even a role on my favorite show of all time, Living Single, what drew you to acting? Was there a moment when you said this was for me?...

In an entertainment climate where western content seems to red-hot, who can forget the Kurt Russell gem Bone Tomahawk? It's hard to believe this year marks the 10th anniversary of the western horror film's release. And it featured quite the ensemble alongside Russell, including Patrick Wilson (Insidious), the late Sid Haig (a Rob Zombie regular) and David Arquette. MovieWeb recently caught up with Arquette amid the release of his police drama film Mob Cops, and the beloved Scream actor also took time to reflect on his experience shooting Bone Tomahawk alongside the other big names. Arquette told us:

"Working with Sid Haig was just such a honor because he's such an incredible, legendary actor. And that may have been his last film, so just feel really blessed to have met him and worked with him. And then Kurt Russell, I mean, we did 3,000 Miles to Graceland together, and then to...

It's often hard to nail down just which of Oscar-winner Martin Scorsese's films is his absolute best. Some say it's GoodFellas, whose stars are still keeping busy in Hollywood today. One of the supporting players, the late Louis Eppolito — aka "Fat Andy" — would go on to star in other films after a career in real-life law enforcement. And as it turns out, he was convicted for having actual ties to the mob, making his GoodFellas appearance all the more ironic. His wild story is the inspiration for Mob Cops, out now, and MovieWeb recently caught up with Jeremy Luke, the actor who portrays Eppolito in Lionsgate's new film.

Luke recalled a scene from Mob Cops where he found himself utterly channeling Eppolito's moment of on-screen glory from an entirely separate gangster movie. "I was in the Chinese restaurant, I go, 'How you doing?' And I grabbed the glass — because this character,...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Scream 3lead character Dewey Riley — played by David Arquette — shooting Ghostface in the head and killing him once and for all. That is, until a pair of hooligans took on the mask for Scream 4 years later. The fourth installment brought Arquette back as Dewey, as did another Scream in the years following, until the fan-favorite ex-deputy was finally killed by a more recent iteration of the infamous Ghostface. Or was he? Deadline has confirmed that Arquette will return to star in Scream 7, due to release in 2026, and MovieWeb recently caught up with the longtime actor to learn more about his experiences in the films over the years — and what he thinks about Kevin Williamson taking the reins as director of the upcoming installment.

"I love Kevin, and for him to be able to direct one of the Scream movies is so cool and a wonderful opportunity,...

The addition of Reelz will allow Frndly TV customers to stream popular programming like ‘On Patrol: Live’ and more.

The live TV streaming service skinny bundle Frndly TV fills a particular niche within the greater virtual multi-channel video programming distributor (vMVPD) marketplace. The service offers just a few cable channels with a focus on entertainment programming, with many channels being family-friendly. With plans starting at just $8 per month, the Frndly lineup is expanding this week, as the service announced it was adding the Reelz channel to its programming options.

Key Details: Reel good news: Reelz is coming to all Frndly TV plans. Go on patrol: The centerpiece of the Reelz channel is the unscripted police show “On Patrol: Live.” Try it free: Frndly TV comes with a seven-day free trial, and other audience-friendly features. 7-Day Free Trial $7.99+ / month frndlytv.com

Frndly TV has rolled out Reelz on all of its streaming packages,...

A promotional graphic for the show “On Patrol: Live,” aired on the Reelz Channel. (Courtesy image)

Fans of “On Patrol: Live” and similar shows have a new way to watch all the action on the cable network Reelz.

The channel is now available to stream on Frndly TV, a low-cost streaming service with a starting price of $9 per month that offers dozens of linear entertainment, knowledge, lifestyle and reality networks.

Reelz carries shows like On Patrol: Live, “On Patrol: First Shift,” “Cops,” “Untold Stories of the E.R.,” “Gangsters” and “Jail.” The Hubbard Broadcasting-owned network joins more than 40 others owned by Weigel Broadcasting, A+E Global Media, Insp, Curiosity Channel, Dabl, Great American Family and others.

Frndly TV is available across most leading streaming TV platforms, and a free trial is available to users who sign up by clicking or tapping this link.

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One of the reasons “The Pitt” is so terrific is because it plays out in real time. It’s not the first show to use the immersive storytelling approach, so if you’re craving more real-time rushes like the HBO hit delivers, these shows should fit the bill.

Start with the save-the-world spying heroics of Jack Bauer in “24,” binge Netflix’s nail-biting true crime series “Adolescence,” and maybe catch up with a few TV series like “Grey’s Anatomy” that used the ticking clock device in one memorable episode.

Kiefer Sutherland and Mary Lynn Rajskub in “24” (Credit: Fox) 24

“Events take place in real time,” Kiefer Sutherland told us in his trademark rasp at the start of every episode of this action-packed series that played out in one day over each season. (Back when TV seasons used to have 24 episodes.) He played Counter Terrorist Unit Jack Bauer for 9 seasons and the 2008 follow-up film “24: Redemption,...

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Everyone TV, the media consortium backed by the United Kingdom’s four main public service broadcasters (PSBs), has added more channels to its free streaming service Freely TV.

Many of the channels being launched on Freely are also available on the platforms of ITV, Channel 4 and Paramount-owned Five; their availability on Freely aims to make it easier for British TV fans to search for content across traditional linear and streaming channels, without having to switch apps or platforms.

The new channels being launched this week include:

From ITV: The Chase, Saturday Night Every Night From Channel 4: 4Reality (exclusive), 4Homes (exclusive), 4Life From Five: 5 Police Interceptors, 5 Cops, 5 A&e, 5 GPs Behind Closed Doors (exclusive), 5 The Yorkshire Vet (exclusive), 5 History (exclusive) 5 Dogs Behaving Very Badly (exclusive), Milkshake! (exclusive)

The additional content streams boost the availability...

Fox Nation’s “Cops” returns with a new episode, “Playtime is Over,” this Friday, taking viewers on a ride-along across three different states. The cinéma vérité series offers a raw, unedited look at law enforcement, capturing the unpredictable nature of police work in Wichita, Kansas, Pinellas County, Florida, and Fontana, California. In Wichita, a routine traffic […]

Cops: Playtime is Over...

It's always funny when a movie has a clear reference point but can't afford the rights to directly reference it. The Lost Episode opens with on screen text informing us that what we're about to watch was originally recorded on Halloween 2004 "for use in a popular police reality show" and later on, when one of the two leads is asked what's with all the cameras he says it's for "a reality tv show." But there's no doubt that we're watching a riff on Cops from the moment we're dropped into the footage that's ostensibly been gifted to the world by a torrent release group. Two officers, Paul Massaro (Benjamin Sutherland) and Terrence Williams (Anthony Grant), narrate to camera and sound people seated in the...

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Hot Docs, North America’s leading documentary festival, will open with the world premiere of “Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance,” directed by Canadian filmmaker Noam Gonick. The documentary explores the pivotal moments that sparked Canada’s 2Slgbtq+ movement.

The festival’s 32nd edition, which runs from April 24 to May 4 in Toronto, has revealed a lineup that includes 35 world premieres, 14 international premieres, and 26 North American premieres. The lineup has 113 films from 47 countries, drawn from 2,662 submissions.

The International Spectrum Competition, all world premieres, includes “Heritage,” a family snapshot in which two siblings alternate shifts caring for their elderly parents; “I Dreamed His Name,” which follows the filmmaker and her sister on a journey of discovery across Colombia’s painful history, 30 years after their Afro-Colombian father’s forced disappearance; “I, Poppy,” which follows a son’s fight against corrupt officials while his mother tends their poppy farm in India; “King Matt the First,...

Brought to life by David Simon and based on his book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, The Wire is one of the most critically acclaimed police procedural dramas of the modern era. However, before The Wire came to fruition, Simon was involved with a similar procedural based in Baltimore, Homicide: Life on the Street. Airing from 1993 to 1999, Homicide: Life on the Street was one of a few procedural dramas that gained notable popularity among critics and audiences, along with Law & Order and NYPD Blue. Early seasons featured a cast that included Yaphett Kotto, Andre Braugher, Melissa Leo, Ned Beatty, and Daniel Baldwin. Significantly, it would be the first appearance of John Munch, portrayed by Richard Belzer, who would go on to resurrect the character in Law and Order: Svu years later.

Homicide: Life on the Street utilized handheld cameras, which was common on shows like Cops and...

Netflix is hitting the ground running in 2025, especially for lovers of police dramas and crime thrillers. While watching shows and movies that are dubbed over or require closed captions can be a turn-off for some English-speaking viewers, Netflix has inspired more subtitle-friendly audiences thanks to its many great international series. The following examples are proof that anyone who is still avoiding subbed or dubbed shows might be missing out on some of the best stories of the year.

A nice change of pace from the typical American police procedural, The Åre Murders successfully tackles the Nordic noir genre; Public Disorder acts as a commentary on current sociopolitical tension in Italy; and the French film Squad 36 is a respectable addition to the cops-and-car-chases plots that audiences are oh-so fond of. All three of these projects bring something fresh to well-worn narratives.

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Quick LinksShrek's 2020s Makeover for 'Shrek 5'The Positive Side of Shrek's Redesign

Animation lovers, rejoice! Shrek is coming back to the big screens in late 2026. This DreamWorks franchise is easily one of the most popular animated properties of this century. So a new film should have united fans both young and old, right? Right? Not exactly, as all anyone can talk about online is the new design of the characters in Shrek 5. It's difficult to define just what exactly is upsetting fans, but it mostly boils down to Shrek looking "different."

This redesign isn't that unexpected, as it's been nearly 16 years since the last Shrek movie. CGI animation has improved in that time, with DreamWorks utilizing new technological methods. It's also been a full 25 years since the inaugural Shrek film, released when CGI was in its infancy. Each of the three subsequent films preserved most of the designs...

Like any network TV show, The Simpsons has butted heads with standards and practices on more than one occasion. For example, Fox’s censors apparently weren’t thrilled about the episode that began with a Fox censor being brutally stabbed to death.

But in 1997, the censors objected to the entire premise of a show for the most regressive of reasons.

Season Eight’s “Homer’s Phobia” found Homer befriending an antique dealer voiced by the legendary John Waters. But Homer freaks out when he realizes that his new pal is gay. He eventually learns to accept John, but only after being saved from a pack of bloodthirsty reindeer by John’s robotic Santa Claus.

While it may be considered a classic episode today, “Homer’s Phobia” came shockingly close to never airing because the network censors “tried to kill it.” As legendary Simpsons producer and showrunner Bill Oakley revealed on the episode’s DVD commentary,...

“Cops,” the granddaddy of reality crime TV, returns to Fox Nation this Friday with a fresh batch of real-life law enforcement encounters. And what better way to kick off a new season than with the unpredictable chaos of Spring Break? “Spring Break: Bridal Party Bailout,” the season premiere, seems to offer a mix of the […]

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The long-running reality show Cops returns to Fox Nation with another dose of on-the-ground police action. “Slim Not So Fast” takes viewers to Wichita, Kansas, and Escambia County, Florida, giving us a raw, unfiltered look at the challenges law enforcement officers face on a daily basis. In Wichita, a routine traffic stop quickly spirals into […]

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Before he was writing half the shows on Paramount+, Taylor Sheridan was an actor. The man behind shows like "Yellowstone" and "Tulsa King" and the scripts for films including "Sicario" and "Hell or High Water" cut his teeth with screen work, a pastime he occasionally returns to when he needs someone to play, say, a cool cowboy who's dating Bella Hadid.

Years before he became known as a Hollywood cowboy, I knew Sheridan as a mysterious man named Danny Boyd in the plucky teen detective show "Veronica Mars," and as the hate-worthy cop Deputy David Hale on FX's "Sons of Anarchy." Those may have been two of Sheridan's most high-profile TV roles, but they're far from his only acting credits. He's had bit parts going all the way back to "Walker, Texas Ranger" in 1995, and can be seen in one-off roles in shows like "CSI," "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,...

Crime & Investigation’s Cops Gone Bad with Will Mellor examines the disturbing case of Lewis Edwards, a police officer whose promising career masked a dark secret. Outwardly, Edwards appeared to be a dedicated young officer. However, behind the facade of respectability, he led a double life as a dangerous paedophile. Presented by Will Mellor, with […]

Cops Gone Bad with Will Mellor: The Double Life of Lewis Edwards...

Don’t let the name fool you.

Fox Nation shares a Manhattan headquarters with Fox News Channel, but it doesn’t aspire to occupy the same niche as its conservative-tilted cable parent. Rather, the subscription streaming service has enlisted big Hollywood names to provide programming aimed at attracting its Gen X-focused audience.

Kevin Costner, Martin Scorsese, Rob Lowe and Kelsey Grammer have all made shows for Fox Nation in recent years. Jason Klarman, Fox News Media’s chief digital and marketing officer, said the platform has attracted top talent because there is in fact “nothing political” about their Fox Nation projects.

Of course, there is some political content on the service too, drawing upon Fox News’ resources and profile. Conservative activist Riley Gaines and commentator Tomi Lahren are both featured talent on the streamer. But Fox Nation wants to carve out its own space, one that isn’t wholly aligned...

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It’s 1989 and Ryan Taylor is a tough cop with a reality TV show, In the Name of Justice. It’s something like Cops, if it was shot live and starred Harry Callahan. That backfires when the subject of the current episode sees him on TV and is waiting for him with a shotgun. The blast doesn’t seem to kill him however, and he’s transported to 2067 where he can continue his showbiz career, this time as a contestant on Fight Another Day, a real-life version of The Deadliest Warrior, pitting him against fighters from all through history.

It’s sponsored by sponsored by Chronocom Pharmaceuticals, the same company that sponsored In the Name of Justice. The company’s CEO,...

Stream new episodes of ‘On Patrol Live’ and much more on Reelz with these streamers.

Reelz has a ton of fantastic, crime-related programming to stream. The channel offers bluntly-named titles like “Cops” and “Jail” that leave no room for confusion about what you’ll see when you watch, but the crown jewel of Reelz is undoubtedly “On Patrol: Live,” which was renewed for another year’s worth of episodes in February.

It can be a bit tricky to find Reelz, as not many live TV streaming services carry it in their base channel plans. We’ll explore the best ways to stream the channel without a cable subscription below!

What are the best streamers available for watching Reelz?

What are all the streamers you can use to watch Reelz?

Top choice: Philo

Great compromise choice: Sling TV

Last, but certainly not least: Directv Stream

What are all the streamers you can use to watch Reelz?...

Breaking Badwas the brilliant crime drama following Walter White's rise to a methamphetamine drug kingpin. When Walt was diagnosed with cancer, he teamed up with a former student and began cooking meth so that he could leave some money for his family if he passed away. Throughout his rise to meth kingpin, Walt crossed paths with many people who helped further his endeavors. While Walt was working toward distributing his meth, he met Saul Goodman, a criminal lawyer who networked with others that could help with Walt's expanding empire.

The actor who portrayed Saul Goodman, Bob Odenkirk, was unavailable due to a contractual obligation to the sitcom How I Met Your Mother, so Vince Gilligan created a new character in Breaking Bad.In Season 2, Episode 13, "Abq," Mike Ehrmantraut was introduced as a fixer of problems that were outside the law. Mike Ehrmantraut was established as an associate of Saul and...

The Derbyshire Traffic Cops are back on Channel 5, and this episode doesn’t pull any punches. Responding to over 1600 crashes a year in Derbyshire alone is no walk in the park. A major collision takes center stage, as a car inexplicably crosses the central reservation, resulting in a three-car pile-up. The aftermath is chaotic, […]

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Since Survivor premiered in the year 2000, the show has featured some incredible seasons and a lot of drama like medical evacuations. Even new fans of Jeff Probst's beloved reality show who are figuring out which seasons to watch first will know that the best seasons feature the most respected players in the show's history. Thankfully for fans of The Traitors, several of Survivor's best players have gone on that show, including some who joined the third season's cast.

Similar to other Survivor legends who competed in The Traitors, Tony Vlachos went on the show with big hopes. However, Tony didn't get to enjoy Alan's incredible work hosting the show for long, since he flopped even worse than Parvati Shallow did. With that in mind, it is fascinating to see how fans have reacted to Tony's early exit.

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Sister Wives spoilers reveal that Janelle Brown has started to call out Kody Brown for being controlling of her when they were married. Janelle was the second wife to leave Kody after Christine Brown announced that she was leaving him.

During this season, Janelle has started to change her life and that means finally letting go of how Kody treated her when they were married.

In the latest episode of Sister Wives, Janelle decided to confront Kody about his controlling nature during their marriage. Let’s take a closer look.

Sister Wives Spoilers – Janelle Brown Is Moving On

Now that Janelle is free of her marriage to Kody, she has moved to North Carolina to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren. She has started a new business and she just wants to move on with her life.

Things haven’t been easy since she left Kody and Season 19 has...

This is the fictional story of five strangers picked to live in a house and have their lives taped to find out what happens when people stop being polite and start getting murdered… My Little Eye. And if you haven’t seen this one, it’s the Best Horror Movie You Never Saw.

Reality shows are nearly unavoidable these days, but back in the ‘90s they were still rare. Aside from MTV’s The Real World and episodes of Cops, we hadn’t been exposed to much reality programming yet. And when word started leaking out about the development of shows like Big Brother and Survivor, they sounded odd. A little twisted, potentially dangerous. Big Brother was offering the chance to watch its contestants on 24/7 live streams. Survivor was taking its contestants out to isolated locations and leaving them to provide basic survival necessities for themselves. While the concept of Big Brother just seemed weird,...

Freaks and Geeks nails the awkwardness of teen life so well that it delivers the best “first time getting high” episode ever on TV. What’s even more impressive is that it pulls this off while also being a surprisingly low-key anti-drug episode.

Freaks and Geeks. Source: NBC

The show expertly balances humor with heart, skillfully working its way through the tricky waters of censorship. All thanks to the clever writing that the show manages to address such a sensitive topic without getting preachy. Here’s how Freaks and Geeks beat the system while offering a realistic, unforgettable look at life.

How Paul Feig’s Freaks and Geeks Tricked the Censors

In its early days, Paul Feig thought Freaks and Geeks to be “like an HBO show”, raw, honest, and full of the things he saw in high school, swearing, pot smoking, and all things ugly.

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The CW is focusing on airing inexpensive programming, so it seemed only a matter of time before the network tried its own version of shows like Cops and Live Pd. Will Police 24/7 draw enough viewers to be renewed for season two, or will it be cancelled instead? Stay tuned. *Status Update Below.

A law enforcement docu-series, the Police 24/7 TV show takes viewers along for the ride and follows police officers, on duty and off. The series delivers raw, unfiltered access into the world of sheriffs and police departments across the country as they serve and protect at all costs. You never know what to expect from drug busts to routine traffic stops, but these officers are ready 24/7 to keep their communities safe.

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The CW is staying on the beat. The network has renewed the Police 24/7 TV series for a second season, launching in early 2025. The first season of eight episodes finished airing in June.

A law enforcement docu-series inspired by shows like Cops and Live Pd, the Police 24/7 TV show takes viewers along for the ride and follows police officers, on duty and off. The series delivers raw, unfiltered access into the world of sheriffs and police departments across the country as they serve and protect at all costs. You never know what to expect from drug busts to routine traffic stops, but these officers are ready 24/7 to keep their communities safe.Read More…...

The law enforcement reality institution that is “Cops” hits the gas again on Fox Nation with “Catch Me If You Can,” an episode brimming with the type of unscripted drama the show has been peddling for over three decades. Strap in for a whirlwind tour of vehicular anarchy, starting in Independence, Missouri where a white […]

Cops – Catch Me If You Can...

“Light Confusion”—the title might bring to mind a misplaced desk lamp, not necessarily a thrilling episode of Cops. But for fans of the long-running series, the promise of unpredictable encounters and on-the-ground action is enough to pique interest. This week’s episode, airing on Fox Nation, takes us on a ride-along through three distinct cities: Wichita, […]

Cops: “Light Confusion”...

The concept of crossovers is almost as old as TV itself. It's a good idea that can boost the viewership of two (or more!) shows, bringing audiences together and exposing them to another series they might like. Some crossovers are quite seamless and logical, such as the ones involving the Arrowverse and "CSI" franchises. Others are plain weird, like the time "Mr. Robot" met Alf or when "The X-Files" crossed over with the reality show "Cops" (or even the one time the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fought alongside the Power Rangers).

Another crossover that definitely belongs to the latter category is that one time "Bones" crossed over with "Sleepy Hollow," a rather unexpected event yet also one that felt like a full circle moment, seeing as both properties were already connected (in a way). Indeed, the main makeup design technicians on "Bones" were Chris Yagher and his brother Kevin Yagher,...

The long-running reality series Cops returns with another episode looking into the unpredictable world of law enforcement. “Stolen Cars and Movie Stars”is packed with action, featuring high-speed chases, burglaries, and the ever-present tension of police work. In Independence, Missouri, a stolen vehicle pursuit takes a dramatic turn when the driver loses control, spinning out and […]

Cops Season 36 Episode 16 “Stolen Cars and Movie Stars” – High-Speed Chases and Church Burglaries...

After the success of Oppenheimer and the cultural significance of films like Interstellar, Inception, and The Dark Knight trilogy, Christopher Nolan has become one of the most sought-after directors in Hollywood. His passion for filmmaking and attention to detail are just a few of the many reasons why people adore his work as much as they do. With this in mind, it is not surprising that the filmmaker’s next film is highly anticipated in every regard.

Matt Damon and Cillian Murphy in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer | Credits: Universal Pictures

However, there have been many rumors about the plot of the project. Fans are not sure about what story the film is going to follow, and the different kinds of speculations are not helping the confusion.

Is Christopher Nolan In His Old-School Era?

It was recently confirmed that Tom Holland will be a part of Christopher Nolan’s next film...

On Friday’s episode of Cops, a corporal in Lafayette, Louisiana, joins the pursuit of a vehicle that fled from a traffic stop. The driver attempts to evade capture by abandoning their car and hiding in an enclosed area, but a K9 unit is deployed to track them down. In Greene County, Missouri, deputies take decisive […]

Cops: Fight, Flight, or Chill...

On Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 8:00 Pm, Traffic Cops returns with an intense episode focused on the rising issue of organized car crime in Derbyshire. In this thrilling installment, the Road Crime Team is on a mission to track down the gangs behind a surge in high-end car thefts. As officers work tirelessly to combat this growing threat, viewers will see firsthand the challenges they face while pursuing these elusive criminals.

The episode highlights the collaborative efforts of law enforcement as they keep a watchful eye on cross-border gangs that have been wreaking havoc in the area. With their sights set on recovering stolen vehicles and apprehending the culprits, the officers demonstrate the lengths they will go to protect their community.

As tensions rise and the stakes increase, audiences can expect a gripping narrative filled with high-speed chases, strategic operations, and the unyielding determination of the Derbyshire Road Crime Team. This...

The second new episode of the evening of Cops on Fox Nation provides viewers with an unfiltered look at the day-to-day activities of police officers, constables, and sheriff’s deputies across the United States. In Lafayette, Louisiana, a domestic violence call takes a chaotic turn when a male suspect resists arrest and his girlfriend interferes, even […]

Cops: Reckless Intentions...

There are many great episodes of The Conners, but the Roseanne spinoffs best outings combine relatable family comedy and working-class drama perfectly. The Conners has a large cast of characters, but this didnt make the shows job any easier when the series debuted in 2018. After Roseannes original lead actor Roseanne Barr was fired from the shows 2017 revival due to racist remarks, The Conners was tasked with continuing the story of Roseanne without the shows title character. This seemed impossible, since Barr's heroine was central to both the sitcoms original run and its revival.

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Since The Conners season 6 seemed like it was setting up a major Roseanne character's death, I was totally shocked by where the show went instead.

However, the existence of 2024s upcoming The Conners season 7 proves that the series managed to pull off this unenviable job.

I’ve always found it strange how Found Footage appears more frequently in film than in television. If you think about it, most of the recovered footage that we see in real life comes from True Crime TV and investigative journalism rather than movies – or at least it used to before the internet turned the whole world into one giant Found Footage horror flick streaming live until the end of time.

Despite this, there were actually quite a few big-name TV shows that recognized the storytelling potential of the Found Footage format and decided to experiment with Pov filmmaking during their run. And in honor of these small screen pioneers, today we’d like to highlight six excellent Found Footage episodes of non-Found-Footage TV shows.

For the purposes of this list, we’ll be focusing on traditionally shot (or animated) programs that only temporarily fooled around with Found Footage – so...

Online pokies and Aussie players have been inseparable for years. Scoring impressive wins and winning jackpots appears to be something all Australian players excel in.

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Through 15 seasons on The CW, Supernatural indulged itself in some fourth-wall breaking meta storytelling. It's always a risk for a television series to acknowledge it's a show. Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles always made it work because of their commitment to playing Sam and Dean Winchester honestly. No matter how meta Supernatural got, the actors and writers found clever ways to make those episodes feel authentic.

Through Chuck Shurley (who was eventually revealed to be God), Supernatural perfected the meta episode by creating a proxy for the fandom in the series. Series creator Erick Kripke and the producers who followed created the ideal narrative device to have direct conversations with the fandom. From sending up conventions to the problematic slash fiction that fans write about the Winchester brothers, the fans were represented. Ironically, Supernatural's episodes "Meta Fiction" and "Slash Fiction" aren't actually self-aware. However, the meta episodes on this...

This story contains spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine.

Deadpool & Wolverine brought back several familiar faces to the MCU. While the existence of variants tends to complicate things, Aaron Stanford recently confirmed that Pyro is the same exact character that appeared in the original X-Men movies.

Speaking to ComicBook, Stanford explained his approach to playing Pyro again after so many years. "I just took it as a continuation but again, with an adjustment for tone," he said. "Basically, what I did was reach back and think this was the Pyro from X-Men 2. The idea behind that character was that he was a young, disaffected, and outcast kid who becomes radicalized. He becomes a radicalized terrorist and we see that journey. I took that interesting, complete portrait and then adjusted it for the Deadpool universe and the given circumstances of that world."

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90 Day Fiance spoilers reveal that former cast member Paul Staehle has come out to talk to his fans about his life these days. Paul and his ex-wife, Karine Martins have been through a lot since they appeared on the show. They have lost custody of their sons after he posted a string of horrible videos of her with the kids. His family adopted their sons and did not allow them to see him.

Paul has admitted that he has an addiction to social media and often posts about his life. Now it looks as if he could be making a plea for help. Let’s take a closer look to see what is going on with Paul these days and why he is telling fans that he is suffering.

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Paul’s followers on social media aren’t too sure that he is mentally well right now.

Jeff Probst has played a critical role in Survivor's success, changing television forever in the early 2000s. The Survivor: Borneo finale was watched by over 50 million people, almost rivaling the viewership of the Friends' finale. Jeff's transition to showrunner set a new precedent for reality TV hosts, paving the way for future opportunities.

Ever since Survivor first premiered, one person, host Jeff Probst, has seen as the face of the show. As a result, Jeff has dealt with some backlash over the years. For example, fans weren't impressed that Jeff let Jimmy Fallon influence the worst Survivor season and Rupert Boneham claimed Jeff had corrupted the show.

On the other hand, fans all agree that Survivor has aired a slew of seasons that were great under Jeff's watchful eyes. Here are a few more reasons why Jeff is the most important reality TV host in reality TV history.

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The Fox Business Network was the most-watched business cable news channel among total day viewers during the second quarter (Q2) of 2024, according to Nielsen data.

The channel scored the highest ratings among the competitive set of business news channels in Q2, grabbing an average of 187,000 viewers during the key business hours between 9 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time, Nielsen data showed. By comparison, CNBC drew an average of 178,000 viewers during the same time frame.

Fox Business grew its business day viewership 11 percent on a year-over basis. Some of its programs that are popular with viewers include “Kudlow,” which delivered an average of 282,000 viewers during Q2, the highest ratings of any business program on cable television.

“Varney & Co.,” hosted by Stuart Varney, grabbed 231,000 total viewers during Q2. The show airs a three-hour block starting at 9 a.m. during the business week, excluding weekends and bank holidays.

Diesel Labs' data analyzes the most anticipated new TV shows in July 2024 based on online engagement. The 2024 Summer Olympics tops the list, followed by Peacock's drama series Those About to Die. Other highly anticipated shows include Apple TV+'s Lady in the Lake and Netflix's Exploding Kittens.

While the summer TV season is already packed, July 2024 is bringing even more highly-anticipated brand-new TV shows, including some long-awaited specials and exciting adaptations. Partnering with predictive media analytics company Diesel Labs, Screen Rant has exclusive data analyzing the brand-new TV shows that have recorded the most online engagement ahead of their series premieres. Each show is given a hype score measuring their online buzz and anticipation, based on chatter across various platforms.

The hyped-up shows are ranked by Attention Signals, which are calculated by measures such as likes, shares, comments, and views on social and video channels like Facebook and YouTube.

Former Fox Broadcasting Network Chief Operating Officer Jamie Kellner. (Still frame via C-span broadcast)

Jamie Kellner, one of the most-influential broadcast television executives of the late 20th century who oversaw the development and launch of two upstart networks, died last Friday at the age of 77. The cause of death was attributed to cancer.

Kellner served as the first President and Chief Operating Officer at the Fox Broadcast Network in the mid-1980s, orchestrating the build-out of Fox’s programming slate and helping it secure distribution on over-the-air stations in key markets and cable platforms in hard-to-reach corners of the country.

Kellner helped champion programming like “In Living Color,” “Married…with Children,” “21 Jump Street” and “The Simpsons” and “Cops,” which help set the tone for American television across two decades. He left Fox for the WB Network in 1993, which operated as a joint venture between Warner Bros Television and Tribune Broadcasting.