Dave Nemetz

"Wonder Man" won't be blasting back onto our TV screens after all: Disney+ has canceled the Marvel superhero series starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II after one season, Variety reports.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Thursday's "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds."

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When I initially reviewed Apple TV's " Cape Fear," I gave it a C+, mostly on the strength of Javier Bardem's performance as Max Cady. But that was just based on the first three episodes, and as the weeks went on, the show became more and more ridiculous and hard to take seriously. (Is Tom and Anna's daughter Natalie the dumbest person on television? Or is she tied with everyone else on this show?) Well, our long, exhausting ride has ended with the arrival of this week's finale — and they saved the most ridiculous twists for last.

Another "Chicago Fire" cast member is saying goodbye to Firehouse 51.

Anya Taylor-Joy was ferocious as Lucky confronted her husband Cary this week on Apple TV's "Lucky" — see why she's TVLine's Performer of the Week.

C USA Network is a decade removed now from the glory days of "Suits," "White Collar," and "Royal Pains," but at least it's still putting out original scripted content, which is a rarity these days on basic cable. Unfortunately, USA's current shows like last year's John Grisham adaptation "The Rainmaker"

Colin From Accounts "has set a date for its farewell run: The Paramount+ comedy's third and final season will debut Thursday, September 10 on the streamer, TVLine has learned, with all eight episodes dropping at once.

The hunt for Saddam Hussein will get underway this fall on TNT.

"Abbott Elementary" broke up one of TV's most beloved couples last season... and fans were not happy about it.