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EXCLUSIVE: Netflix’s Firefly Lane, headlined by Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke, has set four major cast additions for the upcoming second season. Ignacio Serricchio (Lost In Space) has joined as a new series regular. Greg Germann, coming off his four-year stint on Grey’s Anatomy, has been tapped as a recurring alongside India de Beaufort (Slumberland) as well as The White Lotus breakout Jolene Purdy.

EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime is bringing an updated version of the classic television movie Dying To Belong to the screen. Shannen Doherty, Favour Onwuka (Supergirl) and Jenika Rose (iZombie) are set to star in Lifetime’s remake of the 1997 film, which starred Hilary Swank, Sarah Chalke, Jenna von Oÿ and Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Dying to Belong, which reveals the harsh realities of toxic friendships and sorority hazing culture, will debut this fall on Lifetime.

Firefly Lane has been renewed for a second season on Netflix.The drama series starring Katherine Heigel and Sarah Chalke debuted on February 3 on the streaming platform, and immediately went to Number 1 on Nielsen’s weekly streaming rankings.The series is based on the 2008 novel of the same name by Kristin Hannah.A series synopsis shared by Deadline reads: “When unlikely duo Tully (Heigl) and Kate (Chalke) meet at age 14, they couldn’t be more different.

It’s official – Firefly Lane is coming back!

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Firefly Lane” has been renewed for Season 2 at Netflix.Season 1 of the series debuted in February. The series stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke and is based on the novel of the same name by Kristin Hannah.

Netflix has given a second-season pickup to its drama series Firefly Lane. Series stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke announced the renewal via a Zoom video, in which they also addressed burning fan questions about the show. (You can watch the video below.)

Sarah Chalke is dying for a season two of Firefly Lane just as much as we are!

Life is full of wild and often surprising moments. It’s a difficult lesson that one man learns all too well in the new film “Eat Wheaties!” The comedy focuses on the all too common problems of online misunderstandings fueled by social media.

Firefly Lane has been a huge hit for Netflix and while a second season hasn’t been ordered yet, Sarah Chalke is opening up about the possibility of more episodes.

Firefly Lane topped Nielsen’s U.S. streaming rankings for the week of February 1 to 7, with WandaVision recording its best week yet in terms of total viewing.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla The newly released Netflix original, “Firefly Lane,” starring Katherine Heigle and Sarah Chalke, was the only program to break the one billion minutes viewing threshold the week of Feb. 1 in all three weekly Top 10 lists, winning at just over 1.3 billion minutes.

Screen Media has acquired U.S. rights to Eat Wheaties!, Scott Abramovitch’s comedy that stars Tony Hale along with Paul Walter Hauser, Danielle Brooks, Lamorne Morris, Robbie Amell, David Walton, Sarah Burns, Elisha Cuthbert, Sarah Chalke, Sarah Goldberg and Alan Tudyk. It now will hit theaters and on-demand on April 30.

Kristin Hannah’s 2008 novel.The 10-episode Netflix drama, adapted for the small screen by Maggie Friedman, pinball-pings between the ’70s, ’80s and 2003 and will appeal to fans of earnest, tug-at-your-heartstrings drama finessed by two familiar TV faces.The storyline is woven around BFFs Tully Hart (Heigl) and Kate Mularkey (Chalke), who meet as teens in the mid-’70s when Tully (Ali Skovbye) moves to the show’s titular street with her hippie/druggy irresponsible single mom Cloud (Beau Garrett),

Firefly Lane captured audiences around the globe when it was released on Netflix earlier this month.

Kelly Clarkson is getting real about being single on Valentine’s Day!

Kelly Clarkson is celebrating her single hood! The singer chatted with guests Sarah Chalke, Kym Whitley, and single ladies in her audience about their perfect dates with themselves during Friday’s “The Kelly Clarkson Show”.

Kelly Clarkson is celebrating her single hood! The singer chatted with guests Sarah Chalke, Kym Whitley, and single ladies in her audience about their perfect dates with themselves during Friday's Ahead of Valentine's Day, Clarkson shared her perfect self-care date, which includes wine and cuddling up by the fireplace.«We all know that we don't someone by our sides to live our best lives,» Clarkson said before sharing, «To date myself, I'm a mom of little tiny tots, so I love, literally, having

Firefly Lane is currently number one on the Netflix charts in the U.S. and everyone is talking about the new series, which stars Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke.

Netflix'sthe two BFFs were no longer on speaking terms in the closing flash-forward at the funeral service for Kate's father. What happened between the two friends that caused such a dramatic rift — to the point where they were forced to (or worse yet, chose to) sever ties?«We need a season 2 because it ends on that cliffhanger,» Sarah Chalke, who plays Kate, told ET's Katie Krause of the unsettling ending.

Talk about eye candy. Firefly Lane is all about the power of female friendships as it follows Tully and Kate through more than 30 years. Ali Skovbye and Katherine Heigl portray Tully, the popular girl in high school that goes on to become a TV host. Meanwhile, Roan Curtis and Sarah Chalke play Kate, a shy, smart young woman who becomes a devoted mother and wife.

Firefly Lane has arrived at the perfect time.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticNetflix’s hyper-specific categories have become something of a punchline over the years. For every general collection of “comedies” and “reality TV,” there are ones like “critically acclaimed LGBTQ TV shows” (“Queer Eye” and “Tales of the City”), “Feel-Good Reality TV” (“The Great British Baking Show” and “Dream Home Makeover”) and “Oddballs and Outcasts” (“Sex Education” and assorted standup specials from men who were bullied in high school).

Friendship endures in the new Netflix original series “Firefly Lane.” The project features Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke as central characters intent on weathering life’s milestones.

Natalie Oganesyan editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Netflix unveiled the trailer for “Firefly Lane,” starring Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke, and Court TV announced it will air an hour-long special on George Floyd.Netflix’s new young adult series “Ginny & Georgia” will premiere Feb. 24, starring Antonia Gentry and Brianne Howey in the respective titular roles.

Firefly Lane. The TV series is based on Kristin Hannah's popular novel and stars (brunette) and Sarah Chalke as beloved best friends Tully and Kate.

Netflix's new drama series,, Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke play best friends whose powerful bond stands the test of time — 30 years, to be specific — and only ET has the exclusive first look at the official decades-spanning trailer. Adapted from Kristin Hannah's novel, unlikely duo Tully (Heigl) and Kate (Chalke) meet when they're both 14 years old and they can’t be any more different. While Tully is brash and bold, Kate is the shy girl you never notice.

The latest young adult obsession is coming.

True friendship is forever.

Scrubs creator Bill Lawrence has spoken about his stance on the show’s use of blackface, after he requested three episodes were removed from streaming services.On the podcast Fake Doctors, Real Friends, hosted by the show’s stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison, Lawrence was invited alongside fellow cast member Sarah Chalke to discuss the decision to remove those episodes.“I did see some things directed at Donald and Zach and Sarah,” Lawrence explained, referring to reactions levelled at the stars

Following the announcement that episodes of “30 Rock” featuring white characters in blackface have been pulled from Hulu and Amazon Prime Video, another NBC sitcom will be plucking similarly problematic episodes from streaming services.

Scrubs is the latest series to divest itself of racially insensitive episodes. Deadline reports that Hulu has removed three episodes from its site which feature characters in blackface. The episodes in question are titled "My Fifteen Seconds" from Season 3 and "My Jiggly Ball" and "My Chopped Liver" from Season 5.

.The episodes in question are “My Fifteen Seconds” (season 3, episode 7), “My Jiggly Ball” (season 5, episode 4) and “My Chopped Liver” (season 5, episode 17).

Will Thorne Staff WriterHulu has removed three episodes of “Scrubs” which featured characters in blackface, following a request by the show’s creator Bill Lawrence and ABC Studios, sources have confirmed to Variety.The episodes in question are “My Fifteen Seconds” (season 3, episode 7), “My Jiggly Ball” (season 5, episode 4) and “My Chopped Liver” (season 5, episode 17).

The cast of “Scrubs” was supposed to reunite in person next month, but now it will go virtual.

Sarh Chalke, who played Elliot Reid in the popular hospital-based sitcom, has shared details of the upcoming Scrubs reunion.

"I'm really looking forward to that"