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The two-hour Season 5 premiere of "This Is Us" begins on NBC on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET.

'Station 19' and 'Grey's Anatomy' will combine for a two-hour premiere event on Thursday night.

Three of the nine series regular actors from the 'Grey's Anatomy' 2005 premiere are still scrubbing in, including Ellen Pompeo as the show's titular character, Meredith Grey.

Season 16 of 'Grey's Anatomy' will pick up right where it left off before winter break.

Bette, Shane and Alice are all back for a new era of "The L Word' Sunday that explores the complex and multi-layered human experiences that members of the entire LGBTQ community face.

You can buy tickets now for the movie.

The 'black-ish' spin-off premieres on ABC on Tuesday.

Your weeknight television just got a little more jam-packed.

Stranger Things Season 3 is finally here and the Shadow Monster is back to terrorize those in Hawkins–wait, or is it the Mind Flayer?

'Stranger Things' Season 3 is finally here, reuniting fans with the residents of Hawkins and the terrifying creatures of the Upside Down.

We're here if you need a refresher on season 1 and season 2.

"Please only watch if you feel you can handle it."

How far would you go to keep a lie under wraps?

It will premiere this month.

If cooling under the air conditioner is on the agenda this summer, Netflix has all the shows and movies to keep you busy on that couch.

Some fans believe the symbol resembles the House Targaryen sigil.

Is Tyrion Lannister secretly a part of the Targaryen family tree too?

Winter is here.

"I drink, and I know things."

These few characters deserve a round of applause for their uncanny abilities to survive all eight seasons of death.

How about some of Arya's famous Walder Pie to go with that Red Wedding Punch?

Just in case you don't have any of Tyrion Lannister's Imp's Delight on hand.

Season 2 of "The Chi" premieres on Showtime on Sunday.

Jon was never, truly, a Snow.

"Problem Areas" returns to HBO on Friday.

If there's only one thing Game of Thrones has taught us, its that no one can be trusted.

"You're not just learning by what's going on with the animals, you're experiencing it."

Over the last seven years, 165 characters have died on "Game of Thrones."

"I like the idea [the film] has of considering the effect you're having on other people and the world, because these characters don't really stop to think about the effect they have on the environment, on other people or themselves," the actor told Newsweek.

The new season kicks off on Wednesday night.