Dave Nemetz is the West Coast Bureau Chief at TVLine. With a career spanning from the debut of The Sopranos, he covers a wide range of topics in the entertainment industry, including award-worthy prestige TV like Succession and Better Call Saul, as well as reality shows such as The Bachelor and Love Is Blind. Dave's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, and MSN.
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Dave Nemetz primarily covers entertainment news with a focus on TV shows, series finales, and industry developments. To effectively reach out to Dave, consider pitching stories related to the latest developments in the television industry such as new show launches or cancellations, behind-the-scenes insights into popular series or exclusive interviews with actors and creators.
Additionally, given his coverage of late-night talk shows and Emmy Awards polls, he may be receptive to pitches around exclusive interviews or insider perspectives related to these topics. If you have access to breaking news within the TV entertainment sector including mergers/acquisitions involving streaming platforms and major studios like Paramount or Warner Bros. Discovery, consider reaching out with exclusive insights.
Since Dave doesn't specify a geographic focus but instead focuses on events in the entertainment industry at large without regional limitations being mentioned in his articles' titles, it is safe to assume that he has an international scope for his reporting.
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"NCIS: New York" is bringing another familiar face to the Big Apple.
There's a shake-up behind the scenes at "Sullivan's Crossing."
By: Dave Nemetz
This year's Emmy nominations were unveiled on Wednesday, and they contained the usual mix of returning favorites (hi, "Hacks"!) and new arrivals (welcome to the party, "Widow's Bay"). But one name was glaringly missing from the major categories: HBO's superb financial drama "Industry." Four seasons in, "Industry" has built itself up to become one of the very best TV shows of this decade: thrilling, audacious, and deeply insightful. But somehow, bafflingly, it has a total of zero Emmy nominations to show for it.
By: Dave Nemetz
One star of "The Big Bang Theory" looked a lot different in Season 8... and she still has regrets about it to this day.
By: Dave Nemetz
Netflix's action-comedy starring Theo James will return for Season 2 on Thursday, September 3, the streamer has announced. Season 1 dropped back in March 2024.
By: Dave Nemetz
Tyrion and Bronn from "Game of Thrones" are about to reunite.... in outer space.
By: Dave Nemetz
Morgan Spector might be stepping into Tom Hanks'shoes: The "Gilded Age" actor is in talks to play symbologist Robert Langdon in Netflix's upcoming sequel series based on "The Da Vinci Code" author Dan Brown's recent novel "The Secret of Secrets."
By: Rebecca Luther, Dave Nemetz
Colin Farrell's L.A. private eye John lost his cool this week on Apple TV's Sugar — see why he's TVLine's Performer of the Week.
One of the late actor Sam Neill's most memorable TV roles was as Inspector Chester Campbell on "Peaky Blinders"... but he didn't play the role for long.
Theo Burrell, who regularly appeared as an expert on the U.K. edition of "Antiques Roadshow," has died at just 39 years old.
