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'Supergirl' fans get a first look at highly anticipated new villain
This week on "Supergirl," Samantha Arias became one step closer to transitioning into the highly-anticipated villain of the season, Reign.
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Mysterious new character could be Supergirl's most fearsome enemy yet
On the season premiere of "Supergirl," a beautiful yet mysterious woman discovered an ability to crush steel with her bare hands, which left viewers asking: Who is she?
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‘Reign’ Series Finale Postmortem: Creator Laurie McCarthy Talks Mary’s Death, [Spoiler’s] Return
"Reign" creator Laurie McCarthy talked to Yahoo TV about some of the tweaks they made to the historical timeline, Mary’s big decision to murder her husband, and the surprising cameo at the end of the finale.
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‘Reign’ Series Finale: Creator Laurie McCarthy Previews Queen Mary’s Ending
Long live Mary, Queen of Scots — until her head gets chopped off. For the series finale of Reign, which airs Friday night, creator Laurie McCarthy has always planned on showing Mary’s (Adelaide Kane) death. “We didn’t know when the series finale was going to happen, which season it was going to happen, but I always knew it would be her death,” McCarthy tells Yahoo TV.
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In Memoriam: ‘Sleepy Hollow,’ ‘Pitch,’ and Other Shows We’ve Lost This Season
It’s that time of year again — when networks decide which shows are being renewed and which ones have to move on to that big TV box in the sky. While favorites like This is Us and The Big Bang Theory?have already been officially renewed, some shows have gone the way of the dodo, and will live on only in our hearts and on our DVRs.
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Ask the Fans: ‘Reign’ Creator Laurie McCarthy Gets Her Answers — and Responds
For three years, the trials and tribulations, joys and heartbreaks of Reign‘s Mary, Queen of Scots have captivated fans. To celebrate the final season of Reign, which premieres Friday on The CW, we asked creator Laurie McCarthy to participate in our Ask the Fans series, where TV producers pose questions they’ve always wanted to ask their audience. Laurie McCarthy asks: What did you know about the real Mary Stuart/Mary Queen of Scots before you watched Reign?
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Ask the Fans: ‘Reign’ Showrunner Laurie McCarthy Wants Your Answers to These 6 Questions
TV fans aren’t the only ones who have burning questions. In our series Ask the Fans, Yahoo TV flips the script and finds out what questions producers have always wanted to pose to their viewers.
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‘Reign’ Canceled, But Creator Promises ‘Really Satisfying’ Ending
Mary’s reign may be almost over, but this queen is going out with her head held high. The CW announced yesterday that Reign?is ending after the royal drama’s upcoming fourth season. Over the course of three seasons, Mary wed Francis (Toby Regbo), mourned his death, and moved back to Scotland to take her rightful throne.
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‘Reign’ To End After 4 Seasons On the CW
The story of young Mary Queen of Scots is coming to an end. The upcoming fourth season of the CW’s costume drama <em>Reign</em> will be its last. The CW brass have made the decision and have informed the series’ producers. <em>Reign,</em> from CBS TV Studios, is in production. The cancellation news comes just as the series is starting filming the Season 4 finale. That is the same timing as the CW’s decision to end <em> 90210</em> three years ago. However, in the case of <em>Reign</em>, I hea
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'Reign' Star Adelaide Kane Previews the Show's Big Move to Scotland
On Reign, Mary Queen of Scots has spent all of her time not in her own country, but in France, as the wife of the king. Kane chatted with Yahoo TV about the big changes, the tumultuous events of the real Queen Mary’s life, and saying goodbye to beloved characters (and their actors). She’s going to start making some more decisions and getting some traction in moving forward with her life over the next couple of episodes, and eventually make her way to Scotland, which will be a very exciting dev
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People's Choice Awards: Which Past Favorite New TV Dramas Did Fans Get Right?
Viewers loved Private Practice and Gossip Girl, but they loved Moonlight more in its first (and only) season. The short-lived paranormal romance starred Alex O’Loughlin as a private investigator turned vampire.While fans gave L.A. Doctors the 1999 PCA over future heavy hitters Felicity and Dawson’s Creek, this CBS medical drama, which starred Ken Olin and Matt Craven, ended after one season.The people have spoken! For the past 40 years, fans have called the shots for the People’s Choice Awards.
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TV Babies Power Ranking: Which Tot Reigns Supreme?
She hasn’t lifted a finger, and Richie Sambora is going to be there! So, we devised a formula — including story sway, cuteness, and fan support — to calculate just how powerful 14 current TV babies are. 14. Little Sam, Game of Thrones Kind of useless, except as motivation for Big Sam (John Bradley) to take care of Gilly (Hannah Murray). Judith, The Walking Dead Honestly, until Rick (Andrew Lincoln) offered to let Morgan (Lennie James) hold Judith in the Season 6 premiere, we forgot she even ex
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'Truth Be Told,' This Is One Of the Worst New Sitcoms
If NBC’s best new sitcom in The Carmichael Show —?a comedy that makes good jokes about current issues ranging from racially-charged language to Black Lives Matter — the same network’s newest sitcom, Truth Be Told, is one of the lamest of the year, making bad jokes about current issues ranging from racially-charged language to whether John Mayer appeals only to white people. The premise is about four people best friends Russell (Tone Bell) and Mitch (Mark-Paul Gosselaar), and their wives, Angie
