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The "NCIS: New Orleans" Season 3 finale will see Agent Pride and his team calling on the FBI to take down a corrupt mayor. Read More »
"NCIS: Los Angeles" Season 8 will end with a big bang says Daniela Ruah. Fans hope that it will be with Kensi & Deeks getting married or at least a proposal. Read More »
Torres teaches his colleagues the art of pickpocketing while Bishop wants revenge for her boyfriend's death in the new episode of "NCIS" Season 14. Read More »
McGee and Torres is down New Orleans. What will happen to Abby? Read More »
Agent Meridith Brody was one character that most fans have missed ever since she has left the series since last month's season premiere. Read More »
Following the news that The CW renewed eight shows for the 2015-16 season, it seems that now CBS is stepping up to the plate to announce that three of its shows have gotten the pickup. While CW has picked up shows like "Arrow," "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural," it also picked up freshman series "Jane the Virgin" and "The Flash." CBS followed in the same path and announced that three of their newbie shows would be returning, including "Madame Secretary," "NCIS: New Orleans" and "Scorpion." According to "E! News," the decision seemed like a no-brainer for the network, as the shows are ranked as the Nos.1, and 3 most-watched dramas on broadcast TV during this season. "NCIS: New Orleans" takes the top honor, as the Scott Bakula-, Lucas Black- and Zoe McLellan-led drama has averaged 18.1 million viewers during its first season. "Madame Secretary" has actress Téa Leoni to thank for its No. 2 spot as it has averaged 14.9 million viewers through this season. The Katharine McPhee series "Scorpion" has also drawn impressive numbers with 14.5 million viewers over the first couple episodes. Read More »
CBS has ordered full seasons for four of its new series. The network announced the full season pick-ups for "Stalker," "Scorpion," "Madam Secretary" and "NCIS: New Orleans" Monday, Oct. 27. Read More »
