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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will honor EastEnders with the Television Craft Special Award at this year’s BAFTA Television Craft Awards, recognizing the show’s lasting impact on British television and its dedication to developing talent behind the scenes.

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John Oliver never passes up a pop culture moment, especially if it’s trending on his own network. On a recent episode of Last Week Tonight, the host seized on the buzz around The White Lotus Season 3 finale—complete with murder, mystery, and, yes, incest—to go after Donald Trump and also his own network, HBO.

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In an unexpected turn of events for fans, Peter Krause's character, Captain Bobby Nash, who served as the head of 9-1-1 for eight seasons, was killed off in the procedural series' April 17 episode.

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For good, Camille is bidding Emily go. According to several reports on April 17, Camille Razat's character, who has been the main antagonist in Emily in Paris for the past four seasons, would not be making a comeback for the most recent episode.

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Studiocanal is aggressively striving to be a leading international TV producer of English-language high-end series. Under the guidance of M-K Kennedy, the French media giant is leveraging its extensive library of films and TV shows to create action-based, outward-looking series. Following the success of Paris Has Fallen, the firm is now aggressively pursuing Apollo Has Fallen, an international thriller based on high-stakes.

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Doctor Who kicked off its new season with “The Robot Revolution,” a conceptually adventurous and visually stunning episode that reminds us of the show’s classic appeal—though at the cost of some missteps along the way. The episode is a introduction for the Doctor’s new friend, Belinda Chandra, played by Varada Sethu, and joining up with Ncuti Gatwa’s tireless charming Doctor to travel through time and space.

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CBS announced on Wednesday that it's canceling its late-night series "After Midnight" after two seasons. The series, hosted by comedian Taylor Tomlinson, will end its run in June of 2025. The rising star stand-up comedian Taylor Tomlinson decided to depart the series in order to focus on her stand-up career. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating, "Hosting 'After Midnight' has genuinely been the experience of a lifetime, and I’ll be forever grateful for the opportunity to be part of this incredible journey."