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Starz is shutting down the "House of Ashur": The network has canceled the spin-off "Spartacus: House of Ashur" after one season, Deadline reports. (TVLine has reached out to Starz for confirmation.) Lionsgate Television is reportedly shopping the show to other platforms.

We now know who "Stranger Things" alum Charlie Heaton is playing in the new "Peaky Blinders" series — and yep, he's got Shelby blood in him.

Grizz Chapman, who played Tracy Jordan's pal and bodyguard Grizz on "30 Rock," has died at the age of 52, TMZ reports. He reportedly passed away on Friday; no cause of death has been released.

THE PERFORMANCE | "Euphoria" has almost become a completely different show in Season 3, throwing its cast of high school characters right into the deep end of the real world with a significant time jump and a wild, Tarantino-esque crime caper. But now and then, we can still see glimmers of the characters we first fell in love with, and we got that from Zendaya this week as Rue dropped all the pretense and took some time out for a moment of brutally honest self-reflection.

B- Watching Nicolas Cage rattle off hard-boiled dialogue as a 1930s private eye with secret spider powers in the new Marvel series "Spider-Noir" feels halfway between a fever dream and an "SNL" sketch. It's oddly fascinating to see a defiantly weird performer like Cage in full Sam Spade mode, and I have to applaud "Spider-Noir" — now streaming on Prime Video; I've seen the first three episodes — for even attempting to mash up classic film noir with high-flying comic book action. It's a valiant effort, but the end result is more of a fun stylistic exercise than an actual TV show. "Spider-Noir" is mildly entertaining on a superficial level — but unlike a certain spider-webbing, it doesn't stick.

The "NCIS" franchise has already blessed us with a half-dozen spin-offs so far, with another one — "NCIS: New York," starring LL COOL J and Scott Caan — coming to CBS this fall. So what's one more, huh?

Tony Shalhoub is joining another TV show about a brainy detective: The Emmy winner will be a recurring guest star on "Einstein," set for a midseason premiere on CBS, TVLine has learned.

Warning: This post contains spoilers for Thursday's "Half Man" finale.

Sarah Snook might want to invest in some protective headgear: She's set to star in a limited-series remake of the Alfred Hitchcock classic "The Birds," Deadline reports.

Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder truly went out on a high note as Deborah and Ava in the Hacks series finale — see why they're TVLine's Performers of the Week.