'Supergirl' to End After Season 6

Davina Potratz just seal her fate on Selling Sunset … or did she set herself up for a season 4 plot twist?The real estate agent recently announced she was leaving Jason Oppenheim’s agency to join a rival company, Douglas Elliman.“I’m really excited to be a part of Douglas Elliman and their very sophisticated and global new development division,” Potratz told People on Wednesday, October 7.

Sad news for Kirsten Dunst fans.

the New York Times.New York state guidelines still prohibit ticketed events, but the show found a clever loophole — the only way “SNL” could legally have a live audience on Saturday night was to pay its audience as if they were employees.The state’s health department confirmed to the NYT that “SNL” had complied with rules that say the only allowed audience members at live shows are paid employees, cast and crew.

Christine Quinn says she’s almost ready to say goodbye to “Selling Sunset”.

Lala Kent set the record straight after Scheana Shay claimed her Vanderpump Rules costar was more interested in fame than supporting her after her miscarriage.The model, 30, took to her Instagram Story on Saturday, September 26, to slam Shay, 35, who believed Kent chose to have dinner with Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly instead of spending time with her.

Supergirl will be hanging up her cape after the upcoming sixth and final season.Show producers are hoping to start work on the final season, starring Melissa Benoist as the superhero, in Vancouver, Canada next week (begins September 28, 2020).Pregnant Benoist, who will join the shoot later this year (2020), has confirmed the news on social media, insisting she’ll forever be grateful for the role.Behind The Scenes of The Flash Supergirl Episode“To say it has been an honor portraying this iconic

Also Read: 12 Highest-Rated Broadcast TV Shows of Summer 2020 (Photos)Along with Benoist, Season 5 of “Supergirl” starred Chyler Leigh, Katie McGrath, Jesse Rath, Nicole Maines, Azie Tesfai, Andrea Brooks, Julie Gonzalo, Staz Nair and David Harewood, with guest star Jon Cryer.Here’s the description for that batch of episodes, which ended in May:“In season five, Supergirl faces threats, both new and ancient.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Supergirl” is officially hanging up her cape.In a joint decision, the CW and producers Warner Bros. Television and Berlanti Productions have announced that the upcoming sixth season of “Supergirl” will be its last.Production on the “Supergirl” curtain call is set to begin later this month, and the writers have already started developing storylines for the final 20 episodes, according to sources.

“Supergirl” is going on one final mission.

the upcoming (and very delayed) season 7 likely its last, creator revealed in a new interview. «We are unofficially planning [season 7] as a final season,” Star told TVLine of the TV Land comedy's end date. But fear not, Star confirmed that a spinoff, starring as Kelsey is in the works.Production on the new season was set to kick off in March in New York City, but was halted when film and television sets across the world were shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Babysitter: Killer Queen, the second movie in the popular Netflix movie series, was just released and you should make sure to watch the end credits to catch the final scene!

The Walking Dead is coming to an end, but the franchise lives on. The long-running AMC series will come to a close with Season 11, but a spinoff series is on the way following characters Daryl Dixon and Carol Peletier, Variety reported Wednesday (September 9).

The Walking Dead is set to be killed off in 2022 with a bumper 11th season.The series, based on Robert Kirkman‘s comic books of the same name, won’t be off-air completely – U.S.

The dead come back to life and slowly stalk the living in AMC’s “The Walking Dead.” But after a decade, it appears the dead will win…but only temporarily. That’s right, according to Deadline, AMC has made the decision to end “The Walking Dead” after next year’s expanded Season 11.

AMC has announced that “The Walking Dead” will end in late 2022, but simultaneously revealed plans for another spinoff for two key characters. The network confirmed in a press release provided to Fox News that the immensely successful cable drama will end with an expanded Season 11.

The Walking Dead, AMC's groundbreaking megahit horror drama, will be coming to an end with a two-year expanded Season 11, the network announced Wednesday. It will be followed by a spin-off focused on the show's two most popular surviving characters: Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride).

an extended season 10 order of six episodes to air early next year, bringing the total remaining episode count to 30.But this won't be the end of  Far from it actually. A spinoff led by Daryl Dixon () and Carol Peletier () has been greenlit and will launch in 2023, to be run by current showrunner. Additionally, AMC is developing a potential anthology series, with , chief content officer of  universe.

The Walking Dead will be ending after season 11, AMC has confirmed.The network announced the surprising news today (September 9), detailing that the final season would consist of 24 episodes, with the first half due to air in 2021 and the second half in 2022.Several spin-off projects remain in the works, with an untitled TV project focusing on Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride) now green-lit and aiming for a 2023 release.The two other TV spin-offs are Fear The