Melissa Rauch and Simon Helberg
[SPOILER ALERT: The following story contains details about the Season 5 finale of The Big Bang Theory. Read at your own risk.]
read more
Melissa Rauch and Simon Helberg
Don't be fooled by the photos you've seen. Just because Bernadette is in a wedding gown and is arm-in-arm with a tuxed-out Howard doesn't mean the two will actually make it down the aisle on The Big Bang Theory.
"There is very much an attempt to have a wedding, but as has been the case with them, there will be further obstacles," executive producer Steve Molaro tells TVGuide.com. "There will be a lot of things in play and then it's a question of 'What do I want?'"
Get the scoop on Big Bang and 38 other season finales
Howard (Simon Helberg) wants to marry Bernadette (Melissa Rauch), of course, but he also wants ...
read more
Kaley Cuoco
Kaley Cuoco has called off her engagement to Josh Resnik, the Big Bang Theory star told Entertainment Tonight.
While...
read more
Rob Lowe, Drew Peterson: Untouchable
Did you miss Lifetime's Drew Peterson: Untouchable? Instead of sitting through the full TV movie — which drew record ratings for Lifetime on Sunday night with 5.8 million viewers — you can now watch a condensed 90-second version of the film...
read more
Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco
To mark its 100th episode, The Big Bang Theory is trying a first — and it has Kaley Cuoco slightly nervous.
"The episode is a little different from what we've done. It plays a misguided trick on the audience until the end, so people might be confused, but it's very well done," she tells TVGuide.com. "I hope people like it! The audience ...
read more
Rob Lowe, Drew Peterson: Untouchable
Rob Lowe is sporting quite the 'stache in Drew Peterson: Untouchable, the Lifetime movie based on the titular suspected wife killer.
The Parks and Recreation star portrays the womanizing police officer Drew Peterson, who was arrested in connection to the killing of his third wife and disappearance of his fourth, who is played by...
read more
Michelle Dockery and Dan Stevens
1. HOMELAND
The best new series of the year is Showtime's twisty nail-biter of a psychological thriller, an emotionally intense cat-and-mouse game between two damaged souls: Damian Lewis as Nicholas Brody, a Marine POW who may have been turned by terrorists during eight years in Iraqi captivity, and Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison, the unstable CIA analyst who breaks all the rules to get under his skin — and at times under the sheets. (Bringing new meaning to undercover agent). The actors are as electrifying as the storytelling in this taut tale of homeland insecurity, which also features a marvelously restrained Mandy Patinkin as Carrie's melancholy mentor and a revelatory Morena Baccarin as Brody's understandably conflicted wife. Homeland comes from the veteran producers of 24, who have lost none of their knack for sustained suspense, but within this more realistic framework have been able to concoct a thoughtful and gripping meditation on the human toll of the war on terror.
read more
Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco
The Big Bang Theory's Penny and Leonard are about to take the next step: Being friends.
After several years of an on-again, off-again relationship, the pair will attempt to rekindle their friendship in Thursday's episode (8/7c, CBS), which sees them going on a ...
read more
Kaley Cuoco
Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco has been taped to host the People's Choice Awards, CBS announced Thursday.
"We are thrilled to welcome Kaley as the new host of People's Choice Awards," ceremony executive producer Mark Burnett said in a statement. "She's been making people laugh on top-rated comedy series for the last decade, first with 8 Simple Rules and now with The Big Bang Theory, Thursday's #1 show. I'm looking forward to working with her on a...
read more
Kaley Cuoco
Sorry, geeks: Kaley Cuoco is off the market.
The Big Bang Theory star is engaged to Josh Resnik, People reports.
"Thanks to...
read more