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“Everyone Else Burns” makes a nice addition to the CW’s growing prime-time lineup comprised mostly of quality imports.The droll British comedy, airing on Channel 4 in the UK — where it’s been renewed for a second season — premieres Oct. 26 at 9:30 p.m.

Daniel Gillies), why she’s leaving.Tess finds a visual assistance app in which a guide walks her through investigations via a small camera on her clothing (Tess wears an earpiece for audio). That guide turns out to be Sunny Patel (Agam Darshi), an insistent, excitable agoraphobic who’s thousands of miles away in New York City; the two women quickly bond as Patel helps Avery solve cases and catch the bad guys, often assisting Campbell and the Vancouver PD.The crime procedural was created by Karen and Nikolijne Troubetzkoy.“[Karen] has had numerous operations and some severe loss in her eyes over the years, so she’s certainly bringing her own experience to developing the role of Tess,” said Lewis, a classically trained actress (the Esper Studio in Manhattan) who beat out hundreds of other actors to snare the part.“And they hired at least one other writer [Graham Isador] who experienced loss in his sight, so he was able to further advise into how Tess would actually physically be able to do something … things you wouldn’t normally know if you couldn’t navigate the world without your eyes.”Lewis said the show’s crew made it a bit easier for her to navigate the set due to her sight impairment.“I chose not to wear any kind of corrective eyewear on the set to help me physically embody the behavior of somebody who is trying to get their bearings when they can’t see what’s around them,” she said.

In this week’s episode of The Discourse, host Mike DeAngelo powers up to discuss the Netflix film, “Code 8: Part II” with producers and stars Stephen Amell (“Arrow,” “Heels”)and Robbie Amell (“Upload,” “The Witcher”). In the sequel to “Code 8,” Connor (Robbie Amell) is out of prison and working as a janitor at a community center, having cut ties with his former criminal associate Garrett (Stephen Amell).

tyrannical father of Lucas Scott (Chad Michael Murray) and Nathan Scott (James Lafferty), on the beloved series, which ran from 2003 to 2012.Johansson revealed on a recent episode of the “Trying To Figure It Out With Ally Petitti” podcast that he suffered from depression and alcoholism.“It was awful,” he confessed. “I was deeply depressed and I was drinking.”The Canadian-born actor spent “about six or seven years … drinking a couple bottles of wine a night” by himself.“It was really tough,” he sighed.

Scott Patterson. “I had seen a couple episodes [of ‘Gilmore Girls’] here and there, but I wasn’t a big TV person growing up,” Kohan told The Post from Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she’s currently filming Season 2 of “Sullivan’s Crossing” ahead of its Season 1 premiere Oct. 4 (8 p.m.)“So I’m kind of thankful for that,” she said.

WGA and the studios are currently meeting at the table. “If the strike isn’t resolved by Oct.

Frank Doelger (“Game of Thrones”) told The Post. “They know what it’s doing, and as the story progresses they begin to solve that mystery.”The series, premiering Sept.

on “Supernatural,” plays Harvey Dent on the new CW show, “Gotham Knights.”“The dynamic on set was very different,” Collins, 48, told The Post. “On ‘Supernatural,’ I joined in the fourth season. I was the new kid on a show where everybody was children on a playground.

most-watched debut The CW when it premiered TK.“When I was younger, I was a little scared to watch [‘Supernatural’]. But since getting the audition I started re-watching Season 1, and I watched a lot of Mary- and John-heavy episodes for research,” Donnell 22, told The Post. “Drake [Rodger] is a huge superfan.

series “Walker,” (currently in its third season), which is itself a modern reboot of the classic show “Walker, Texas Ranger.” “It’s so refreshing to dive into something that takes place in reality, where you don’t just have superpowers or magic. You have to rely on humanity [and] it’s an exciting difference,” McNamara, 26, told The Post.  McNamara previously starred in the supernatural drama “Shadowhunters,” as well as the superhero series “Arrow” and “The Flash” (and she also appeared in “Batwoman” and “Supergirl”). “I’m a Midwestern girl myself, and there’s a certain nostalgia that comes with a Western,” she said.

Deadline.Producers have become aware of Elsass’ concerns, the report said, however, it’s unclear if he quit or was fired.The “Little Fires Everywhere” star played Clark Kent/Superman (Tyler Hoechlin) and Lois’ (Elizabeth Tulloch) teenage son, Jonathan.“Superman & Lois” showrunner Todd Helbing revealed to Entertainment Weekly recently that it was his idea to bring Jonathan into the forefront for Season 3 and make him a more central point.“We certainly want to fold Jonathan more into the superhero stories,” he said. “What Clark says to him about the Kryptonian tech, you could take that in many different ways, so we’ll see which road we ultimately go down.”“I have four brothers, and everybody on our staff has sort of similar experiences, so it’s fun to play that [brother] dynamic.

I do ‘Evil’ with. I told them about the show. My wife and I had been watching it —  for us, it’s a respite for the insanity of the world.

“Drama Queens” podcast that she was “uncomfortable” when filming sex scenes that showed off her feet.Why? Because the former MTV VJ would often receive prison mail from jailers who were obsessed with her toes.Burton referenced the 2005 Season 2 episode, “Somewhere a Clock Is Ticking,” which features her character Peyton Sawyer having relations with her beau Jake Jagielski (Bryan Greenberg).“There was a couple dudes in particular that were like, ‘I’m gonna cut your feet off and put them in my refrigerator,'” the “Walking Dead” actress told hosts and “OTH” costars, Sophia Bush and Bethany Joy Lenz.She added that the letters she got were “very specific” in nature and she also began obtaining these so-called love notes when started working for MTV in the early 2000s.She continued, “And I had a thing about my feet on TV. I would always try to, like, hide my feet because I was just like, ‘I don’t want them to think I’m baiting them,’ you know?”During filming for the episode, Burton said the director, Billy Dickson, desired to shoot the intimate scene from an angle that showed “our feet and like our legs rubbing together” with the camera “coming up our bodies.” However, Burton thought the direction was “way too adult” for a teen show about high schoolers.She decided to listen to Dickson and positioned herself for the shot because “it’s so much harder to say ‘no’ to someone who you like and respect than it is to say it to a total stranger who’s just coming in to direct for 10 days.”“Back then, it was on film and you just had to trust what was going on on the monitor was what you asked for,” Burton said.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities) of Bringston University. “All American,” which premiered in 2018 and is currently in its fourth season, follows football player Spencer (Daniel Ezrra). Simone was a side character on the series who had a baby that she gave up for adoption. “All American: Homecoming” is about college athletes and campus life.

drew in 7.7 million viewers, making it the most-watched sitcom premiere in cable history. “We’ve always labeled it as the little engine that could,” said Chanchez.

accused him of abusing women on the show — and insisted they fired her following multiple complaints about her own behavior.Rose accused Scott, who played her on-screen father, of hurting a female stunt double, yelling “like a little b—h at women,” coming and going as he pleased on the set and abusing women.“Dougray hurt a female stunt double, he yelled like a little b—h at women and was a nightmare,” the 35-year-old Australian actress posted in an Instagram story.

Earlier today, Australian actor Ruby Rose took to Instagram stories to make multiple claims of a toxic and unsafe work environment on the set of The CW series “Batwoman,” which is mainly shot in Vancouver and led the star to leave the DC Comics series. The social media posts were aimed at folks such as ‘Batwoman’ showrunner Caroline Dries, executive producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, and the executives at The CW.

Science fiction television always seems to get second chances more than any other genre on the small screen.

died in April 2020.According to the coroner’s report, exclusively obtained by The Post on Wednesday, the late star died from an “unintentional illicit drug toxicity (fentanyl)” and was classified as “accidental.”“Toxicological analysis detected fentanyl in a range where lethal outcomes have been reported,” the coroner said.

Nancy Drew spinoff Tom Swift, about a Black, gay billionaire inventor.Based on the early 1900s character of the same name created by Edward Stratemayer, the CW’s Tom Swift updates the novels’ titular inventor for the twenty-first century.Per The Hollywood Reporter, Swift will be “thrust into a world of sci-fi conspiracy and unexplained phenomena after the shocking disappearance of his father.”“Swift takes to the road on a quest to unravel the truth, leaving behind the comforts of his usual

(Amy Smart), her new stepfather Pat (Luke Wilson) used to be a superhero sidekick and a member of the Justice Society of America (often referred to as the JSA).

David Carradine as a monk and martial arts expert traveling through the American West. (It also spawned a syndicated sequel series, “Kung Fu: The Legend Continues,” which aired from 1993-1997 with Carradine again starring.)“That show was a little before my time, but my uncle and my mom growing up would watch it,” said Liang. “So it was very surreal to them when I got this part.

Ruby Rose spoke out after the CW series “Batwoman” finally recast her role.In 2018, Rose was announced as the first lesbian superhero to headline a TV show with her role as Kate Kane in the networks’ ever-growing franchise based on DC Comics superheroes.

Superman & Lois for a second season just a day after the first episode aired.The new series - which follow Clark Kent and his wife and two sons - received such good ratings that network bosses were sold immediately.Tyler Hoechlin and Bitsie Tulloch star as Clark and Lois Lane, parents of two twin boys who moved back to the Kent family farm after they lose their jobs in journalism.But soon the boys learn of their father’s true heritage - when their own powers begin to appear.MORE: The reason

“The Flash” — “Superman & Lois” marks the first time that he’s gotten his own show.“Every once in a while I have that moment where it hits you, ‘I’m wearing a cape today, that’s what I’m doing at work. I am wearing a cape today!’ ”Before taking up acting, Hoechlin was on his way to a pro baseball career until an injury caused him to pivot to Hollywood.

Jared Padelecki) teams up with one of the first female rangers, Micki Ramirez (Lindsey Morgan).“I did a lot of research about women in law enforcement,” Morgan, 30, tells The Post from the “Walker” set, currently shooting on location in Austin, TX. “Walker is at the center of a lot of strong women in his life,” she says. “I think it brings a new color to this Western lore.

brand new Batwoman and a spinoff for DC's most famous super couple: In, Tyler Hoechlin's Clark Kent and Elizabeth Tulloch's Lois Lane are back following and they're making it a family affair.On Tuesday, The CW dropped the trailer featuring a first look at the titular duo in action, along with a pep talk only the Man of Steel could deliver.«We all begin as one version of ourselves, but as we grow, life changes us.

the network’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths” crossover event in December 2019 — will take place in Superman’s earthbound hometown, Smallville.

The CW is known, primarily, for its DC superhero series, the various Archie series, and whatever other YA supernatural-ish soap that is coming down the pike next. But now, the network seems to be branching out and adding a… [Checks Notes]…political anthology series tackling serious social issues produced by Steven Spielberg and Hillary Clinton.

 in season 2, Javicia Leslie is set to inherit the mantle from Ruby Rose and on Friday, shared a first look at herself donning her Batsuit on set.

his YouTube channel, where he posts makeup tutorials.His social media presence landed him on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” in 2017, on a segment with Kim Kardashian. From there, his profile has risen.“It’s an interesting dynamic, being a 14-year-old boy flying off to LA to do these crazy makeup shows or things like ‘The Ellen Show,’ which is insane,” he says.

left the show after just one season.In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, she said that a back injury on set last year did factor into her shocking decision — but she also inferred there was more behind the move.“Being the lead of a superhero show is tough. [Laughs] Being the lead in anything is tough,” Rose said.

Luke Wilson, who plays Pat, Barbara’s husband and Courtney’s stepdad.“To be honest, this is my first time really diving into this genre, and I’m still learning,” Smart, 44, tells The Post. “I’m still realizing what a world I haven’t tapped into yet.

Horror maestro Kevin Williamson’s latest show, “Tell Me a Story,” is being resurrected.The fairy-tale inspired thriller aired on CBS All Access for two seasons (2018-20) before being axed by the streamer.It’s getting a new life on The CW after the network’s summer programming slate was rejiggered amidst the pandemic shutdown.“I never had [this experience before] but we’re also living in a new world,” Williamson, 55, tells The Post. “I feel like the TV landscape with streaming and networks and

she announced her departure from the series in May.Prior to joining “Batwoman,” Leslie starred on the CBS series “God Friended Me,” which aired for two seasons. That show was also produced by Warner Bros.

industry-wide shutdown in place since mid-March.Both networks have been importing series that weren’t originally on their fall slates to fill the gaps until their regularly scheduled programming can return.(The CW has pushed the official launch of its “fall” season to early 2021.)Fox has snatched up “LA’s Finest,” which previously aired to a more limited audience on Spectrum in 2019.