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If you regularly watched Fox's primetime lineup in the '90s, you definitely remember the iconic theme song of "Melrose Place." And if you watched the opening credits closely, you probably noticed a peculiar recurrence: Heather Locklear was always billed at the very end as a "Special Guest Star" — even long after she became the undisputed center of the "Beverly Hills 90210" spin-off.

Chuck Lorre is bringing in a pair of former sitcom collaborators for "Leanne" Season 2.

The mid-'80s were the glory days of sitcoms, especially NBC's'Must See TV' Thursday nights. And right in the middle of that powerhouse lineup was "Cheers," featuring one of the all-time great will they/won't they relationships: Sam and Diane. Their relationship, including their much-anticipated first kiss, provided constant comedy fuel for the show, driving it into the top five in the ratings. So it was more than a little surprising that one half of that super couple decided to walk away — but that's exactly what Shelley Long did.

Netflix has released the official teaser trailer for "The One Piece," a remake of the iconic (and still-running) anime series "One Piece," offering curious fans a first look at what the streamer's reimagining of the pirates' story actually looks like.

Jackie Howard's life with the Walter Boys will resume this summer. Plus, Adult Swim has set a date for Rick and Morty spin-off, President Curtis — get details.

The world of FX's "Snowfall" is continuing and now, we finally know when: The eight-episode "The Drop: A Snowfall Saga" will debut on the cabler Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 9/8c. It will also be available to stream on Hulu in the States and Disney+ internationally, with one episode dropping weekly.

Ah, cartoons! The perfect medium to fix a bowl of cereal, curl up in a blanket, and... reckon with the horrors, losses, and emotionally overwhelming certainties of life to the point of tears?! No, animation isn't just for kiddos anymore. It's long been a vast umbrella of artistic expression for all ages, who want to experience all emotions. Some animated shows are pure comedies, others are action-packed adventures, and many blend genres together like a kid who wants Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles.

NBC on Wednesday became the first broadcast network to unveil its fall premiere dates.

Peter Dinklage has become one of the more recognizable actors working in Hollywood these days, and while he cut his teeth on largely independent movies, his breakout role was playing one of the best characters HBO has ever produced: Tyrion Lannister on "Game of Thrones." That role, however, was nearly played by somebody else because Dinklage, who is 4 feet, 5 inches tall, was worried about how a little person would be portrayed in a fantasy-fiction landscape.

Jack Quaid is moving from one Prime Video superhero show to another: The star of "The Boys" will lend his voice to the upcoming Season 5 of "Invincible." Series creator Robert Kirkman broke the news at Prime Video's Annecy showcase on Wednesday. ("Invincible" also