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16 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

For Arrow‘s Oliver Queen, “It’s going to get worse before it gets better,” series star Stephen Amell warned Saturday night during the CW series’ PaleyFest panel.

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Acknowledging that it’s “interesting to have a Big Bad who’s very interested in Oliver staying alive” — as Ra’s al Ghul obviously is, having invited his onetime opponent to assume leadership of the League of Assassins — Amell noted, “If you know Ra’s and his tactics… you realize that it’s an ‘offer’ in name only. It’s a demand. And if Oliver says no, »

17 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

Leading into The Flash‘s PaleyFest Q&A on Saturday, a teaser reel included Laurel Lance’s introduction to Cisco (during his and Det. Joe West’s Arrow crossover). Upon learning she is the Canary, the S.T.A.R. Labs fanboy discloses his crush on the costumed crimefighter: “I love you!”

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Rest assured, the ensuing panel discussion — featuring stars Grant Gustin, Tom Cavanagh, Jesse L. Martin, Candice Patton, Danielle Panabaker, Carlos Valdes and Rick Cosnett, plus EPs Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg — offered up additional provocative »

19 hours ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Update, 5 Pm Today:�In her first public comments since her Tweeted departure from E!’s Fashion Police, Kathy Griffin expressed surprise that her exit had blown up into such a big deal Friday night at a comedy concert in Waterbury, Conn. “It just didn’t work out. That’s it. That’s the Scandal,” Griffin told the audience in a video acquired and posted by TMZ. Griffin also did a funny imitation of Cher, who she said called her about the so-called brouhaha.�“I just am… »

19 minutes ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

The morning after “Community” held a “Greendale School Dance” party at SXSW, Dan Harmon moderated a panel on Sunday with the Season 6 cast, cheered�on by a room full of fans who have long been�tweeting #sixseasonsandamovie.

With production on the show’s�sixth season well underway —�there are�only two episodes left to shoot ahead of the launch�on Yahoo on March 17 — fans peppered the showrunner with�questions�about the possibility of a movie.

“Yahoo seems down for just about anything,” Harmon said, quipping, “I don’t know why they’d turn their nose up to a movie about a low-rated show. They seem to be very naive.”

The panel kicked off with stars�Joel McHale, Alison Brie and Gillian Jacobs, who riffed�about their memories of the show. “This is why I fight for the show,” said McHale. “I know it’s the best show on television.”

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- Elizabeth Wagmeister

43 minutes ago | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

HBO's nonfiction series "The Jinx" concludes this Sunday, March 15, at 8pm. Read Toh! TV critic Matt Brennan's review, originally published Feb. 4. � Read the New York Times: Robert Durst is Arrested on Murder Charge When a human torso and a number of black plastic bags filled with severed limbs washed ashore in Galveston, Texas in the fall of 2001, Det. Gary Jones initiated an investigation. The head of the victim, later identified as Morris Black, was never recovered, but a newspaper found at the scene led the police to the apartment of one Dorothy Ciner -- "a real ugly deaf-mute woman" described by her landlord as an ideal tenant, the kind who paid the year's rent in advance and then more or less disappeared. Inside Ciner's home at 2213 Avenue K, spartan save for the drop cloths covering the kitchen floor, Jones noticed a collection of "real small cuts" in the linoleum and discovered, »

- Matt Brennan

55 minutes ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

For six seasons “Modern Family” has entertained with its unique brand of jokes, slapstick and loving family moments, and the cast and creators gathered at PaleyFest Saturday night to talk about how they keep the show fresh six years in and what keeps “Modern Family” a modern favorite.

The biggest challenge of being in the sixth season, said Ty Burrell, is “not wanting to just do the slotted thing that you’ve worked into over the years. Everybody’s working really hard to ensure that we’re doing new things. Burrell added that he doesn’t believe sitcom characters and truly grow and change, but rather that new situations reveal new sides and layers to the characters.

“I don’t think you guys really want us to grow, because if we did I wouldn’t fall over things anymore,” he said.

On the criticism of the less-than-perfect and often embarrassing aspects of their characters, »

- Shelli Weinstein

1 hour ago | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »

Read More:�'The Walking Dead' Prequel Series Grabs Two Season Order from AMC One thing Robert Kirkman wanted SXSW attendees to know right up front: He really loves comics. The creator of many cross-platform franchises, most notably pop culture juggernaut "The Walking Dead," began originally as a guy who wanted to make his own comics: First, self-publishing them, then working with Image Comics -- a publisher that lets creators retain the rights to their own work. "I started doing comics. hat's how I got into comics," was his way of summarizing his origin story.� And retaining the rights to his comics is what's helped Kirkman create the company Skybound Entertainment, which develops ancillary materials around not just Kirkman's many brands, but other creator-owned properties. It was the focus of the conversation at a panel this Saturday at SXSW, which also covered the ways Kirkman has taken the stories he wants to tell, »

- Liz Shannon Miller

2 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

“Austin Powers” vixen Elizabeth Hurley plays bad-to-the-bone Queen Helena in E!’s first-ever scripted series, “The Royals.”�Filmed in London, the soapy drama — from “One Tree Hill” creator Mark Schwahn�—�follows an ultra-glamorous yet dysfunctional modern royal family, with Hurley on the throne.

Hurley tells�Variety why she’s so good at playing bad:

Why was this the right project to bring you to TV?

99.9% of American shows shoot in America, and my son is in school in England. Also, I just never found something that I would have wanted to do for a period of time. Doing a movie, you’re in, you’re out, but on TV, there’s always that magical chance that we might be here for years.

“The Royals” was given a second season before the premiere. Is the pressure on?

Of course it adds an element of pressure, but we’ve shot it, so »

- Elizabeth Wagmeister

3 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

Robert Durst�was arrested in New Orleans on Saturday on a warrant issued in a homicide investigation issued by Los Angeles County, the FBI has confirmed.

Durst, who is currently the subject of an HBO documentary, “The Jinx:�The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst,” has been a suspect in the unsolved death of a�friend in L.A. 15 years ago.

Durst’s friend and confidante, journalist Susan Berman, was shot dead in her house in Benedict Canyon on Christmas Eve, 2000. Numerous questions have been raised about how much Durst knew about her death.

The fifth episode of the series, which concludes on March 15, revealed what looked to be a bombshell in the Berman case: A letter from Durst that appeared to mirror the writing style on an anonymous one sent to the Beverly Hills police (both misspelled the word “Beverley”) tipping them off to Berman’s death.

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3 hours ago | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »

“Millionaire Matchmaker,” Bravo’s�flagship dating series now in its eighth season, hits its 100th episode on March 15.

Expert matchmaker and host Patti Stanger says the milestone is something she could have never imagined.

“I didn’t even know if we’d make it to Season 2,” she tells Variety. “This thing just blew up bigger than I ever anticipated.”

Stanger attributes “Matchmaker’s” success to changes between seasons such as bringing on celebrity clientele (for the latest round of episodes) and�moving the location from Los Angeles to the East Coast (Season 4), but more importantly, she says the real-life dating landscape has created a greater need for reality love shows during the series’ run.

“Divorce rates were increasing and marriage was down,” the television personality says of the time when the show premiered.�However, despite the statistics,�Stanger recalls the early days of series when Bravo’s�Frances Berwick, now president, »

- Elizabeth Wagmeister

4 hours ago | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »

If you want to see TV history being made, look no further than ABC Family’s The Fosters, which recently featured two 13-year-old boys locking lips.

The momentous kiss between Jude and his pal Connor, which was seasons in the making, kicks off the young Foster’s journey of self-discovery about his preferences.

“Jude’s going to continue exploring what he likes,” his portrayer�Hayden Byerly previews. “What is his type of guy that he likes? He’s going to continue to become more comfortable with how he is and who he is. I don’t know if we’ll »

5 hours ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Keshet Media Group's Innovative Television conference kicked off in Jerusalem this morning with executives from the likes of HBO, AMC, eOne, MTV, ITV and Sony Pictures Television in town to discuss challenges and changes facing the industry. After meeting with former Israeli president Shimon Peres on Friday, attendees toured the Old City and screened the first episode of local son Gideon Raff’s USA series Dig on Saturday before getting down to business today. First up… »

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Fans of Revenge might have thought the show was going to run out of steam once it seemed like everyone knew Emily Thorne was actually Amanda Clarke. But now in its fourth season, the ABC nighttime soap is executing some of its best twists yet, many of them thanks to the return of presumed dead David Clarke, played by James Tupper.

Originally inadvertently pitted against his daughter, David is now one of her most consistent allies and seemingly safe from danger with the death of Malcolm Black, season four's main antagonist. But is he truly safe? And will he once again struggle with the desire for revenge against Victoria?

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- editor@buddytv.com

13 hours ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

No spoilers from Season 7 at tonight's PaleyFest panel featuring writer/producers and cast members from Modern Family. But one panelist, Ep/writer Danny Zuker, did reveal one off-camera storyline that's going to keep on going: His well-publicized Twitter battle with Donald Trump. "I'd say something nice about him over his rotting corpse," Zuker said cheerfully, seated onstage with Ep/writer Abraham Higginbotham, Ep and co-creator Steve Levitan and cast members Rico… »

15 hours ago | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Fans hoping for big spoilers about�upcoming The Flash and Arrow episodes during this afternoon’s PaleyFest panels might have been disappointed, as�cast and producers on both shows were adamant – often excruciatingly so – about keeping mum�on future developments.�But hints and innuendos during both panels suggested huge twists and more crossovers between the two shows, and in the case of The Flash, the adaptation of one of DC Entertainment‘s biggest comic events for the… »

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