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USA TODAY Who's ahead in Save Our Shows, and which network sitcoms and dramas are desperately in need of a lifeline? A glimpse at early results in USA TODAY's exclusive 24th annual poll reveals that ABC's "The Rookie," starring Nathan Fillion as the LAPD's oldest recruit, tops the list of 25 endangered shows with the most support: More than half of voters want it back for a fourth season, while fewer than 10% voted to drop it from the lineup. (The rest didn't care either way.) Behind "The Rookie" are NBC's newest spinoff, "Law & Order: Organized Crime," which premiered early this month, and m...

11:13 am UTC Apr. 6, 2021 It's time to save your favorite show. USA TODAY's 24th annual Save Our Shows poll asks you to pick your favorites among 25 endangered sitcoms and dramas fighting for survival on the major broadcast networks. Don't worry: Fan favorites like "Grey's Anatomy" and "This Is Us" are safe, even if a contract or two needs signing. But this year's list of series hovering "on the bubble" between renewal and cancellation includes a long-running comedy ("The Goldbergs"), a cult favorite ("Manifest"), newer entries ranging from Dwayne Johnson's "Young Rock" to "All Rise" and la...

Also debuting this week: Kenan, starring SNL’s Kenan Thompson, and Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy. Author of the article: Mark Daniell Publishing date: Feb 14, 2021  •  February 14, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Dwayne Johnson when he posed as a Sunshine Boy for the Sun at age 24. At the time he told us he wanted to be "on top" and a WWE champ. A new show airing on NBC takes a look at his young life. Photo by Kate MacConnell /Sun Media Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchas...

Entertainment by David Meddows Premium Content Subscriber only At the height of the pandemic last year the Australian entertainment industry found itself desperately fighting for life. Film and television production across the country came to a grinding halt as COVID restrictions took hold and thousands of jobs on both sides of the camera looked like they would be wiped out in the blink of an eye. It was as dire a situation as the industry had ever found itself in and some insiders thought it may never recover. Fast forward a few long months and Australi...