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Prime Video is heading back to "Sterling Point": The streamer has renewed the YA drama for Season 2, TVLine has learned.

Have you seen "The Pitt"? Good, then you'll be familiar with more than half of the nominees for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series at this year's Emmys.

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

After battling zombies on "The Walking Dead," Steven Yeun is returning to the horror genre in a new Netflix series.

The former "Suits" star (and wife of the U.K.'s Prince Harry) is in "advanced discussions" to join the cast of the Netflix series "The Gentlemen," according to The Hollywood Reporter. The part is being written for a potential third season, which hasn't officially been announced yet at the streamer. No details on her role have been released, but THR reports that Markle met series creator Guy Ritchie "through mutual acquaintances." (TVLine has reached out to Netflix for confirmation.)

We'll see a new winner crowned this year in the race for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series when the Emmys are handed out Monday, September 14, on NBC — and three staffers from "The Pitt" are among those hoping to take home the trophy.

Things are heating up in the Windy City: Matthew Daddario ("Shadowhunters") is joining the cast of NBC's " Chicago Fire " as a firefighter candidate for the upcoming Season 15, TVLine has confirmed, in a role that's possibly recurring. ( Deadline first reported the news.)

Kyle Chandler hit the ground running in the Lanterns series premiere as grizzled superhero Hal Jordan — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.

We'll see a new winner crowned this year in the race for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series when the Emmys are handed out Monday, September

Hollywood producers have been known to look across the pond for inspiration for new TV shows — and a few times, they've struck sitcom gold doing it.