Shows are filled to the brim with supernatural creatures, but do you know one thing that's often missing? Memorable ghosts.  While a few ghosts have made a name for themselves on the small screen, there simply isn't enough of them.  Related: What to Watch Special Edition: Halloween 2023

If Peacock had built it, look who would have come! A year and a half after the streaming outlet pulled the plug on his Field of Dreams adaptation, executive producer Mike Schur has revealed the ill-fated limited series’ all-star lineup — an A-list roster that would’ve brought together veterans of

When you think about the history of television, you see that it has evolved as a medium over the last twenty years, and with the rise in streaming and a strong push for what's become known as "prestige programming," there has been more crossover between TV and film than ever before. But a limited

TV heaven got a little crowded this year, with more than 110 (!) series wrapping their runs in 2020. As TVLine’s Year in Review rolls on, we’re looking back at the dearly departed shows that left us, from long-running staples like The CW’s Supernatural and CBS’ Criminal Minds, to short-lived

Television has evolved as a medium over the last two decades, and with the rise in streaming and a strong push for what's become known as "prestige programming," there has been more crossover between TV and film than ever before. But a limited series (or miniseries, as most would have been called a