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Deadline reports a long-gestating Scrubs revival set in the 'The Pitt' era, with J.D. stepping in as the new mentor while Dr. Cox nears retirement; Elliot and J.D. are divorced, Turk remains Chief of Surgery, and the ensemble navigates modern hospital life with HR oversight while revisiting the show's signature humor and medical realism across nine episodes.
Matt Dillon will star and executive produce MGM+'s eight-episode drama The Magnificent Seven, a reimagining of the 1960 Western. Dillon plays Chris Adams, the leader of seven gunslingers hired to protect villagers from a mercenary land baron; Tim Kring writes and exec produces alongside Donald De Line, Lawrence Mirisch, Bruce Kaufman and Dillon. Production begins June 2026 in Calgary for MGM+ Studios and MGM Television Studios, as part of MGM+'s strategy to mount cinematic-feeling series with legacy pedigree.
HBO has renewed the workplace drama Industry for a fifth and final season, bringing the series to a close after season five; season four has averaged about 1.7 million viewers per episode, and creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay will end the story with the upcoming final run. The ensemble cast includes Myha’la, Marisa Abela, Kit Harington, and Max Minghella.
Defector’s exhaustive player-by-player preview for Survivor 50 profiles 24 returning players across three tribes, with fan-driven twists and a $1 million prize. The piece traces each cast member’s Survivor history, current strategy, and odds of lasting to the merge, reaching FTC, or winning, from veteran icons like Cirie Fields and Ozzy Lusth to newer returnees like Genevieve Mushaluk and Dee Valladares.
HBO has renewed Industry for a fifth season, which will be its final chapter. Season 4’s finale is set for March 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and HBO Max. Creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay praised HBO, Bad Wolf, and BBC for supporting the show as they steer it toward a conclusive run. Season 4 has averaged about 1.7 million U.S. viewers per episode, with a cast led by Myha’la, Marisa Abela, Kit Harington, and Max Minghella. The series is a Bad Wolf production for HBO/BBC, with executive producers including Jane Tranter and Kathleen McCaffrey, and will complete its arc in Season 5.
The Scrubs revival brings back stars like Zach Braff (J.D.), Sarah Chalke (Elliot), and Donald Faison (Turk) with creator Bill Lawrence returning as EP. The Season 1 premiere on ABC updates Sacred Heart, includes a new intern class, and weaves together nostalgia with modern medicine, aiming to balance humor and heart as it streams on Hulu after its ABC airing on Feb. 25, 2026.
THR’s interview with Paradise’s creators explains that Season 2 broadens the story from the bunker to the world above, introduces Annie (Shailene Woodley) and Link, and uses flashbacks as Xavier’s quest for his wife drives a two‑timeline narrative. The show is plotting a clear three‑season arc ending with Season 3, while posing philosophical questions about fate vs. chance and mysteries like the identity of Alex. Graceland anchors the new world and returning players like Sinatra and President Cal keep the interconnected cast in play as the series shifts toward a bigger, western‑tinged sci‑fi drama.
Vulture reveals Taylor Frankie Paul’s Bachelorette lineup: 22 men from California, Utah, and Nashville, including a California cowboy and a vinyl-obsessed Vacaville native, as Paul—a mother of three and ex-wife—heads to ABC to date publicly for the first time in pursuit of a real dating experience; the season premieres March 22.
Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice teaser offers the first look at Emma Corrin as Elizabeth Bennet and Jack Lowden as Mr. Darcy in the six-episode series adapted by Dolly Alderton and directed by Euros Lyn. The teaser shows cinematic scenes and emphasizes a fresh retelling designed to introduce Austen’s classic to a new generation, with Olivia Colman among the cast and the series slated to premiere this fall.
Paradise Season 2 Episode 3 deepens the bunker saga, revealing Samantha's secret energy project tied to Vestige Quantum, looming time-travel/multiverse hints, Henry Miller's tech and a mysterious protégé named Link, and a dramatic turn as Jane kills Baines, intensifying the conspiracy as the show edges toward a world-ending solution.
Tracy Morgan anchors NBC’s mockumentary Reggie Dinkins, a comeback story in which a former NFL star hires a documentarian (Daniel Radcliffe) to tell his bid for Hall of Fame glory. The premiere pairs sharp, meta humor with strong ensemble chemistry (Erika Alexander, Precious Way, Bobby Moynihan) and channels the Fey-Carlock vibe fans love, while lightly hinting at deeper themes like post-retirement security and sports gambling. The first two episodes air Feb. 23 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC, with subsequent episodes Mondays at 8:30 p.m. ET and streaming the next day on Peacock.
After the Season 3 finale, Shawn Ryan discusses Peter’s temporary exit, the season’s major deaths (Catherine and Adam), Isabel’s origin as Monroe’s daughter, and the possibility of Season 4—with Netflix yet to officially renew, though the writers are already at work.
Deadline reports the Scrubs revival on ABC returns Feb 25 with Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke, and Donald Faison back; Judy Reyes (Carla) will appear in four episodes and John C. McGinley (Dr. Cox) in three as recurring, with Neil Flynn and Christa Miller guest-starring; the revival picks up 16 years later, Carla and Turk now have four kids while J.D. and Elliot have two, and it ignores Season 9 continuity, with a nine-episode first season.
Deadline’s interview with The Night Agent creator Shawn Ryan explains Catherine Weaver’s Season 3 death was a deliberate move to push Peter Sutherland’s growth and lays out several major clues for a potential Season 4, including the show’s shift to Los Angeles, a new partner for Peter, and continued exploration of the Night Action program’s political dangers.
NBC has tapped Peter Krause to star in the drama Protection, playing Mike Thornhill, a former Secret Service agent who’s now an assistant director of intelligence; from Josh Safran and Universal Television, Protection follows a law-enforcement family targeted by a killer and is part of NBC’s eight-pilot order this season.