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The CW Announces Summer Premiere Dates for ‘Bump,’ ‘Leonardo’
The network also unveiled dates for returning shows “Devils” and “Killer Camp”
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Antonia Thomas Exits ‘The Good Doctor’
Actress has played Dr. Claire Brown throughout ABC medical drama’s first four seasons
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5 Broadcast Shows Are Doubling Their Ratings With One Week of Delayed Viewing
The Top 4 belong to ABC
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Emmys Red Carpet Fashion: The Best Looks of 2022 (Photos)
The most stunning look from television’s biggest night
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Freddie Highmore-Written Dark Comedy Series ‘Homesick’ in Development at TBS
Project falls under his overall deal with Sony Pictures TV
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3 Series Each Broadcast Network Is Most Thankful for This (Weird) TV Season
Bow your heads, CBS, NBC, Fox and ABC execs
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TV Medical Dramas Donate Their Medical Supplies to Hospitals in Need During Coronavirus Pandemic
Fox’s “The Resident,” ABC’s “Grey’s Anatomy” and NBC’s “New Amsterdam” are giving items to real doctors and nurses fighting COVID-19
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Emmy Awards 2020: 10 Best and Worst Moments, From Essential Workers to Kimmel’s Faux Crowd (Photos)
Some had better quarantines than others
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Ratings: ‘The Good Doctor’ Return Is a Good Thing for ABC – and So Is the ‘MNF’ Preemption
ESPN’s Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants game creeps onto ABC in 2.4% of the country
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New York Comic Con 2020 Schedule: Here Are All the Must-See Virtual Panels
NYCC’s online “Metaverse” event runs Thursday-Sunday as replacement for in-person con
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Daniel Dae Kim Inks First-Look Deal With Amazon Studios
Amazon gets first dibs on projects from Kim’s 3AD production company
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‘The Good Doctor’ Atones for His Mistake in Season 2 Trailer (Video)
Freddie Highmore drama returns for second season on ABC Sept. 24
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‘The Good Doctor’: Daniel Dae Kim Joins Medical Drama in First TV Role Since ‘Hawaii Five-0’ Exit
Kim, along with Grace Park, departed the CBS show in 2017 after contract negotiations fell through
