CBS All Access' legal drama deals with Donald Trump's shocking defeat of Hillary Clinton early on: "The show took such a spectacular U-turn [just as the country did]," says star Christine Baranski. "We're just characters living through the Trumpian universe."
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To celebrate the singer’s first appearance on her show, DeGeneres showed a mock-trailer of the Netflix special.
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Authorites are now investigaing the death of Adolfo Lagos as manslaughter.
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Rose was fired just this morning from his roles at CBS News.
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'The Good Place' Renewed for Season 3 at NBC (Exclusive)
Mike Schur's critically beloved comedy will be back for another 13 episodes.
The Good Place isn't going anywhere.
NBC has renewed the critically acclaimed comedy for a third season. Like its first and second seasons, the third installment of the sitcom starring Kristen Bell and Ted Danson will consist of 13 episodes. Other castmembers include William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil, Manny Jacinto and D’Arcy Carden.
The half-hour from Parks and Recreation creator Mike Schur first received a straight-to-series order in August 2015. Produced in-house by Universal Television, The Good Place also hails from Fremulon and 3 Arts Entertainment, with Schur, David Miner, Morgan Sackett and Drew Goddard executive producing.
The series has garnered praise from critics, with THR's chief TV critic Tim Goodman calling it "a comedy unlike anything else on TV right now" when it debuted in September 2016. "It seems so effortlessly fun," he wrote. "Jokes are plentiful and original and the show hums along delivering a lot of welcome joy."
So far this season, The Good Place has averaged a 2.0 rating among adults 18-49 and 6.2 million total viewers, with seven days of delayed viewing. When additional platform viewing is taken into account, the show's ratings grows to a 2.6 in the key demo, a bump up from its 2.57 rating compared with this time last season.
The Good Place joins fellow early renewals on NBC's 2018-19 schedule including This Is Us and Will and Grace.
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TV Ratings: 'Dancing With the Stars' Finale Assists ABC Win
With an even episode of 'The Good Doctor,' the network tops among adults 18-49 on Tuesday.
The 25th cycle of Dancing With the Stars neared its close Monday night, with the first part of the finale assisting an ABC win.
The two-hour telecast averaged a 1.5 rating among adults 18-49 and 10.4 million viewers, steady with the previous week's episode. The season comes to an official close Tuesday. ABC's real winner of the night, of course, was The Good Doctor. The drama matched its 1.9 rating among adults 18-49 and 10.3 million viewers from last week.
NBC saw a Monday low for The Voice. The singing competition dipped down to a 1.7 rating among adults 18-49 and 9.1 million viewers. With its losses, The Brave also dipped a little to a 0.9 rating in the key demo.
Man With a Plan saw a lift on CBS, up to a 1.2 rating among adults 18-49. On either side of it, the rest of the block — Kevin Can Wait (1.4 adults), Superior Donuts (1.0 adults), 9JKL (0.8 adults), Scorpion (0.9 adults) — held steady. On Fox, Lucifer and The Gifted each pulled a 0.9 rating among adults 18-49. On the CW, Supergirl fetched a 0.5 rating and Valor earned a 0.2 rating.
"We would like to acknowledge that not one of us ever experienced any inappropriate behavior; and mention our sincere appreciation that he treated each of us with the utmost respect and regard," read the statement in part.
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"I really am still reeling. I got an hour and 42 minutes of sleep last night, both my son and my daughter called me," the 'CBS This Morning' co-host said on the air of the harassment news about her colleague.
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The HBO hit show is hugely popular in the country, but Vladimir Medinsky argues there are cultural reasons for why there are no homegrown shows like it.
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The two companies are involved in negotiations over distribution fees.
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