"When it came down to it, that wasn’t the focus," executive producer John Stephens tells The Hollywood Reporter about why he pulled back on showing Bruce Wayne/Batman in the cinematic series finale. "The focus was the city."

The initiative, launched in February by Dan Lin's company and MRC, will offer eight writers a paid, eight-month residency program that aims to create the next generation of TV creators.

The film, set 10 years after the events of its last season, reunites most of the show's cast.

The Hollywood Reporter breaks down the biggest Arya (Maisie Williams), Brienne (Gwendoline Christie) and Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) moments, line by line.

The episode goes for the proverbial jugular in this topical takedown of the Trump presidency.

The return of the Windy City triumvirate gives NBC Wednesday's biggest total audience and a share of the demographic lead.

On the eve of the show's farewell (and 100th episode), the duo open up about how the Warner Bros.-produced show came together, its biggest challenges, and how they succeeded despite "competing against 80 years of Batman history."

ABC's 'All in the Family' and 'Jeffersons' special is part of a larger push to reinvigorate the space.

This fall sees the most national debuts in seven years as Kelly Clarkson and Tamron Hall try to succeed in a challenged landscape.

The erstwhile Tormund Giantsbane reveals the question at the heart of Sunday night's episode: "Is this even humanly possible to pull off?"

In a drama whose plucky teenage heroes are constantly menaced by monstrous adults, Fred Andrews provided a much-needed moral center.

There's currently no word on whether Smollett will return to the Fox drama if the show is renewed.