scripted programming

Several NYC Productions Make the Move Out West

Amazon’s “Sneaky Pete” is just the latest multiseason series to make California its permanent home.

Marin Ireland on Stage Versus Screen + the Pain of Saying ‘No’

The venerated Tony nominee and star of Amazon’s crime drama “Sneaky Pete” reveals why she’s so “greedy” when it comes to her work.

New York City Crowned Queen of Pilot Season

After a lull in NYC-based pilot productions, the Big Apple beat out Los Angeles this season, topping the list with the most pilots being shot in-state.

‘Riverdale’ CD David Rapaport Talks Discovering New Talent for TV

David Rapaport discusses the process of casting a pilot, building an ensemble, and finding novice actors.

TV to Come: Performances to Check Out This March

Some of the small screen’s most critically acclaimed series—including “Atlanta,” “The Americans,” and “Silicon Valley”—are back, plus new offerings from the Shonda Rhimes empire and theater geek catnip from Jason Katims.

Why ‘Good Girls’ Is the Comedic Counterpart to Today’s #MeToo Climate

Creator and showrunner Jenna Bans discusses her new NBC series and how it’s a middle finger to society’s idea of a “good girl.”

The Importance of Saying ‘Yes’ When Opportunity Comes Knocking

Actor Patch Darragh on why actors need to say yes to the challenges that will make their acting careers flourish. Catch the longtime stage and screen actor next starring in Netflix’s “Everything Sucks!”

Retta: From Background to Front and Center

The former "Parks and Rec" scene-stealer has won fans and hearts in high places. Now she's watching two decades pay off as she steps into her first lead role on a series with NBC's "Good Girls."

Laura Benanti Has it All: Melania, ‘Meteor Shower,’ + ‘The Detour’ Take the Actor to New Heights

Tony Award winner Laura Benanti has done 10 Broadway shows, received half as many Tony nominations, and possesses more television credits than you can count. But, please, don't call her a "veteran."

TV to Come: Performances to Watch This February

Take a break from the Olympics this month to check out what the likes of Gael García Bernal and Jeff Daniels are doing on your television screen.