'Awards Chatter' Podcast — Freddie Highmore ('The Good Doctor')
The star of TV’s highest-rated new network drama, whose portrayal of an autistic surgeon has already brought him a Golden Globe nom, looks back on child stardom, re-emerging as an adult on the drama series 'Bates Motel' (he received Critics' Choice noms for three of its five seasons) and then heading right into another, very different show.
Netflix Nabs William Baldwin's 'Northern Rescue' Drama
'Boss' actress Kathleen Robertson also stars in the family drama set in northern Canada.
Hollywood Reporter Critics' 10 Favorite TV Episodes of 2017
A fresh perspective on a classic Hitchcock scene, a surreal California detour, a reckoning with God unlike any other, a nightmarish memory inside another memory, a confronting #MeToo moment and a wordless dance drama are among our picks.
Critic's Notebook: How 'Bates Motel' Made Good on Great Expectations
A&E's 'Psycho' prequel aired its series finale April 24, capping off an unlikely two-season rise from mediocre beginnings.
'Bates Motel' Creators Break Down the Series Finale's "Messy Tragedy"
“Their love story could just not succeed in this world,” showrunners Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin tell THR.
'Bates Motel' Star Freddie Highmore on Norman's Final Descent Into Madness
The actor breaks down the series finale and that ultimate end.
'Bates Motel' Star Freddie Highmore Previews Emotional Series Finale
Norman “was a character that was constantly changing or evolving,” the actor tells THR as the 'Psycho' prequel heads into Monday's series finale.
Starz Play Arabia Adding 'Bates Motel,' 'Mr. Robot' in NBCUniversal International Deal
Other shows like 'Shades of Blue' and '12 Monkeys' and movies such as Luc Besson’s 'Lucy' and 'The Bourne Legacy' will be available to subscribers for the streaming service in the Middle East and North Africa.
'Bates Motel' Director Talks Reinventing Hitchcock's Famous 'Psycho' Shower Scene
Phil Abraham discusses working with 'Bates Motel' superfan Rihanna and his high-wire inversion of Hitchcock's most famous scene.
'Bates Motel' Bosses Explain That Bloody 'Psycho' Twist
