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1. Better Call SaulSeason 5 debut Bob Odenkirk returns as lawyer Jimmy McGill in the fifth season of the cult favourite Breaking Bad spinoff. “It’s the best season we’ve ever done,” said Odenkirk to Deadline. “It’s going to blow your mind…”When: Sunday on AMC

1. Better Call SaulSeason 5 debut Bob Odenkirk returns as lawyer Jimmy McGill in the fifth season of the cult favourite Breaking Bad spinoff. “It’s the best season we’ve ever done,” said Odenkirk to Deadline. “It’s going to blow your mind…”When: Sunday on AMC

1. Zoey’s Extraordinary PlaylistDebut Jane Levy stars as a San Francisco-based coder who — out of nowhere — gains the ability to hear the thoughts and deepest desires of the people around her through song. Lauren Graham, Skylar Astin, Mary Steenburgen, Peter Gallagher, Alex Newell and John Clarence Stewart round out the stellar cast.When: Sunday on CTV, NBC

Al Pacino has defended his casting as a Jewish person in his new Amazon Prime Video series Hunters.

Getting actress Edie Falco to say yes to a part is no easy task.

Liev Schreiber has assured Ray Donovan fans that they haven’t seen the last of his fixer, after uproar when the show was cancelled earlier this month.

Former Gilmore Girls star Lauren Graham is returning to the small screen for the TV version of The Mighty Ducks.

Mark Ruffalo has been tapped for a leading role in a new television spinoff of director Bong Joon-Ho’s Oscar-winning film Parasite.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – The vibe of Netflix’s “Locke and Key” is best described in Netflix terms.

TV series Ray Donovan is done — the recent seventh season finale was the popular drama’s last episode.

Netflix hit British royal drama The Crown will end after a fifth season with Imelda Staunton playing Queen Elizabeth II, according to its creator Peter Morgan.

Season 3When: Premieres Friday, Jan. 24Where: NetflixWould you rather hang out in hell or be a cheerleader

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Justin Chambers is leaving “Grey’s Anatomy” after 15 years on the ABC series.

Jussie Smollett won’t be returning for the final episode of Empire, Fox entertainment president Michael Thorn has confirmed.

Kim Cattrall’s return to TV in the Fox series Filthy Rich helped her figure out “next chapter of my life.”

Melissa McCarthy is set to return to the small screen alongside Nicole Kidman in an adaptation of Big Little Lies author Liane Moriarty’s latest book, Nine Perfect Strangers.

You showrunner Sera Gamble has opened up about plans for a third season of the Netflix show, after star Penn Badgley let slip that it was already in the works.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – In its first season, “You” was more interesting as state-of-the-industry case-study than as television. A semi-satirical stalker drama whose ability to compel coexisted with certain deep flaws, “You” failed to catch on as a Lifetime series and seemed destined for a short life — up until it was, in its second run on Netflix, a zeitgeist hit (according to Netflix’s own telling).