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"Shameless" Season 11 will be the final season of the Showtime show, leaving fans hoping that Emmy Rossum will return one last time as Fiona Gallagher.

"Shameless" Season 11 is now airing on Showtime, meaning that the countdown until the final season of the show is released to watch online on Netflix starts now.

"Dexter" is the latest big show to be announced to be leaving Netflix, but it should be available to watch online soon on another streaming service.

"Moonbase 8" has started airing on Showtime, and its first episode featured a surprise appearance from Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

Stephen Colbert is back for 2020 doing an Election Night specials for Showtime, and "The Late Show" is also airing a 12-hour pre-show throughout the day.

"Shameless" Season 11 will be the final season of the hit show, and Showtime has now revealed when the last ever set of episodes will start.

"The Comey Rule" Episode 2 features a cringe-inducing dinner between James Comey and President Donald Trump that seems totally unbelievable—but might be true.

"The Comey Rule" Episode 2 details the events that led to President Donald Trump firing FBI director James Comey—but both of them tell a very different story of events.

Gleeson and Jeff Daniels lead a stacked cast in a Showtime dramatization of James Comey's 2018 memoir, "A Higher Loyalty."

"The Comey Rule" is airing over the next two nights on Showtime, with some major actors playing James Comey, Donald Trump and other major players in the White House and FBI in 2016.

"Shameless" Season 11 will definitely come to Netflix, but viewers could be in for a long wait before the final episodes of the Showtime series are streaming.

The internet is reacting to the actor's uncanny portrayal of President Donald Trump for the upcoming Showtime series "The Comey Rule."

"The Comey Rule" is coming this fall to Showtime, as revealed in a trailer that gave us our first glimpse of Brendan Gleeson playing Donald Trump in the lead-up to the 2016 election.

"Shameless" Season 10 is without Fiona Gallagher after Emmy Rossum left the Showtime show. The previous season finale revealed where Fiona is while the action of the new season goes on.

"Shameless" Season 10 comes to an end with the big Gallavich wedding—but also sets up a number of plot points that are sure to play out in the upcoming final season of the Showtime show.

"Shameless" Season 11 has been confirmed by Showtime–and it could see Fiona Gallagher return according to the series' creator.

"Shameless" Season 11 has been confirmed, but the latest misadventures of the Gallaghers are not expected to arrive soon on Showtime and Netflix.

"Shameless" Season 10 begins with a dramatic cliffhanger when it seems that Tami Tamietti has died during childbirth, leaving Netflix viewers wondering whether Lip Gallagher's girlfriend has died.

"This person comes in yelling and screaming, and I thought this must be a scam or a shake-down, so I reported it to the police," Giuliani said to "Page Six" recently.

"Outcry" is Showtime's new true crime series focusing on the story of high school football star Greg Kelley–and viewers can watch the first episode for free

The political drama miniseries was originally set to air after the 2020 election. Now, it will premiere in September.

References to the movie "Limitless!" A middle-aged man quoting Billie Eilish! "Billions" remains "Billions."

"Billions" Season 5 is about to air its midseason finale, but the Showtime show will be back for Part 2 later on in 2020.

A mini-heist movie! Chuck Senior saying incredibly cruel things! "Billions" remains "Billions."

Grudges! Talk of destruction! A super-on-the-nose reference to "The Godfather!" "Billions" remains "Billions."

Secret alliances! Complaints about the "snowflake" generation! "Billions" remains "Billions"

Bitcoin schemes! Frank Grillo! "Billions" remains "Billions."

Co-produced by Kevin Durant and his agent Rich Kleiman, the documentary examines how Prince George's County has become a hotbed for NBA talent over the last 20 years.

There's a Chris Rock shoutout in the episode's title! And a ploy to corner the ayahuasca market! "Billions" remains "Billions."

Ayahuasca! A triple cross! A Becky Lynch cameo! "Billions" remains "Billions."