'The Resident' Producer on the Fate of Emily VanCamp's Character (Exclusive)

A new chapter. Fans are still reeling from — spoiler alert — the death of Nic (Emily VanCamp) on The Resident, but her husband, Conrad (Matt Czuchry), will soon be moving on.

The Resident spoilers follow. The Resident co-showrunner Peter Elkoff has addressed the show's latest twist, involving a time jump, as Tuesday's (October 19) Halloween-themed episode ended with a significant leap forward.

the since-departed Emily VanCamp), just episodes prior. «Conrad losing Nic is a terrible tragedy and we felt like if we were going to tell a true story of grief, it would last for a really long time. And I don't think we wanted to spend multiple episodes, 10, however long it takes for a man to lose the love of his life and the mother of his 9-month-old child.

The Resident has recruited Kaley Ronayne for a recurring role on Fox show.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDenis Villeneuve’s long-awaited “Dune” arrives in theaters and on HBO Max on Oct. 22, and has already become part of the awards conversation for its sumptuous visuals.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentSky Studios and leading Nordic producer Sagafilm have renewed their multi-year development and distribution deal following the recent success of the Icelandic drama series “Sisterhood.”Sagafilm entered a partnership with Sky Studios, the European production and commissioning arm for Sky Original, back in 2019.

The Resident spoilers follow. Marvel star Emily VanCamp exited Fox series The Resident during last night's episode (October 5) with her character Nic Nevin sadly passing away from injuries sustained in a car accident.

A shocking exit. When Emily VanCamp left The Resident ahead of the Fox medical drama’s fifth season, it was a huge surprise to fans. However, leading man Matt Czuchry, however, knew all along what was coming.

Emily VanCamp sits down to watch her heartbreaking exit episode of  The actress revealed on a Wednesday conference call with a handful of reporters, including ET, that she hasn't yet watched Tuesday's hour, in which her character, Nic Nevin, dies after getting into a single-car collision.«I haven't watched it yet if I'm being totally honest,» the 35-year-old VanCamp admitted. «I feel like just in terms of the content.

(Warning: This post contains spoilers for Tuesday’s “The Resident.”)Emily VanCamp said farewell to “The Resident” last night with an episode that featured the heartbreaking death of her leading lady character, Nicolette “Nic” Nevin, who never awoke from a comatose state she had been in for the entire hour.

Motherhood changes everything. Emily VanCamp confirmed that her daughter Iris’ birth was a huge part of the reason she left Fox’s The Resident after four seasons.

SPOILER ALERT: The fate of Emily VanCamp’s character, Nic Nevin, will be revealed, so anyone who hasn’t seen Tuesday night’s episode of “The Resident” is now officially warned.

Emily Van Camp is opening up about her exit from The Resident.

The Resident has ended on a heartbreaking note for Nic Nevin, played by Emily Van Camp.

EXCLUSIVE: It was a bittersweet goodbye for Emily VanCamp on Tuesday night’s episode of Fox’s The Resident, as her character Nic Nevin succumbed to her injuries from an automobile accident.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not watched “The Long and Winding Road,” the third episode of “The Resident” Season 5.The third episode of the fifth season of “The Resident” finally fully answered how Nic (Emily VanCamp) would be written out of the Fox drama: She was killed off.The actor’s exit was announced in August, just a little less than a month before the fifth season premiered.

“Taste: My Life Through Food” (Gallery Books), the 60-year-old reveals that he almost lost his love for food after he was diagnosed with an oral cancer four years ago. “There were times when I believed I would never ever be able to cook or enjoy a meal again with the people I love,” writes Tucci, who grew up in a large Italian family in Katonah, NY, and spent a year living in Italy in his early teens.When a dentist first told Tucci that the pain in his mouth might be due to an oral cancer of

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJosé Andrés, the popular chef, author and humanitarian, has an interesting media recipe in the works.The owner of ThinkFoodGroup, who has gained notice for his restaurants as well as recent efforts to help feed people caught in global disasters, has launched José Andrés Media, a company that will produce unscripted and scripted television series, books, podcasts, and digital short- and mid-form content with a focus on food-related stories and characters, and the

Fans of “The Resident” are devastated.