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Kenneth Mitchell, known for his roles in Jericho and Captain Marvel, has passed away due to complications of Als. His family revealed the news on X on Saturday. Mitchell was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Als) in August 2018 and has been bound to a wheelchair since October 2019. The actor publicized his diagnosis in February 2020.

Kenneth Mitchell in Star Trek: Discovery

Mitchell played multiple Klingon characters in Star Trek: Discovery, including Kol in Season 1, Kol-Sha and Tenavik in Season 2, and Aurellio in Season 3. During the third season, his character used a hoverchair as the series needed to incorporate his need for a wheelchair due to his disease.

Late Actor Kenneth Mitchell Was Also Part Of 6 Legendary TV Series Other Than Star Trek Kenneth Mitchell as Kol in the Star Trek series

Kenneth Mitchell will be remembered for his Star Trek roles, which the actor earlier revealed kept him inspired and gave...

“What’s the worst that could happen?” you could almost hear Meredith and Will asking themselves in this week’s Grey’s Anatomy during the goodnight kiss portion of their (sorta) third date. “I’m hot, you’re hot — let’s do this.” But was Derek’s widow really ready to invite Dr. Thorpe and his very nice face into her bed? Read on and find out!

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Meredith (Clean) Freaked | As “When It Hurts So Bad” began, Mer and Will were throwing sparks bright enough to light Seattle, so it appeared that...

What if, instead of Laverne and Shirley, J.R. and Sue Ellen, and Benson and Stabler, it had been Laverne and Stabler, J.R. and Shirley, and Benson and Sue Ellen? Wouldn’t that have been awesome? In this week’s Grey’s Anatomy, Richard seemed to think so, so he shook up all of Grey Sloan by switching the resident/attending pairings. The result? Read on…

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Richard Shook Things Up | As the Kevin McKidd-directed “Odd Man Out” began, Richard took a look at Grey Sloan’s...

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NBC may have cancelled Sean Saves the World but it is already working on another Glbt-inclusive program. The network is developing a comedy from out 2 Broke Girls writer Liz Feldman called One Big Happy. The series is about a lesbian and her straight male best friend who decide to have a baby together, only to have things complicated when he meets the love of his life. The project is co-produced by Ellen DeGeneres.

NBC has also ordered a comedy pilot that teams up Happy Endings creator David Caspe with his fiance Casey Wilson (who played Penny). Marry Me follows a couple who have been together for a long time but are surprised to see their relationship dynamic change after getting engaged.

TV Guide reports that the great Eileen Davidson will be returning to Days of Our Lives for a “powerful” story arc as the greatest soap villainess not named Sheila or Solita.

On TV this Monday: Four CBS sitcoms (and Almost Human) air their fall finales, The Voice’s Top 3 take the stage and Major Crimes plays ball.Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

8 pm Almost Human (Fox) | Fall finale: Kennex and Dorian investigate the death of a man who knew exactly when he would die, uncovering a black market for vital organs in the process.

8 pm How I Met Your Mother (CBS) | Fall finale: The gang encounters a guest at the wedding who intentionally stirs up trouble (The New Normal’s Andrew Rannells), and Marshall finally arrives at the...

On TV this Monday: Ufc champ Chuck Liddell stops by Bones, Beauty and the Beast captures our attention, Dancing With the Stars waltzes down memory lane and Mom nears the end of her rope. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

6 pm The Hook Up (MTV) | Series premiere: Comedian Andrew Schulz helps contestants sift through four potential dates’ social media accounts to find their perfect match. (Stalking someone’s Facebook before the first date? Imagine!)

7:30 pm Crash & Bernstein (Disney Xd) | Gretchen turns the school into a Halloween-free zone,...

Whitney Episode 7: “Sorry!”

Written by: Whitney Cummings & Linda Wallem

Directed by: Andy Ackerman

Original Airdate: 30 January 2013 on NBC

After a short season break, this week we saw the charmingly dysfunctional Whitney back on our screens. For those of you who haven’t seen the show, picture a grown up 2 Broke Girls (which Whitney Cummings co-created) that focuses on relationships.

Over the first season we’ve learned the history, quirks and problems of Whitney and Alex’s problems and have been introduced to their friendship circle and other characters such as Whitney’s mother. The driving force of the show was the fact they were this dysfunctional, unmarried couple. With them finally getting married (kind of) at the end of the first season, the quality of season two was uncertain and it was hard to see where they could go with it. Seven episodes into the second season and they are still enjoyable to watch.

Actors are trained to be able to portray just about anything their role calls for, but there's one thing even the best actors can't possibly fake: Singing.

That's why we're always so impressed when actors sing on screen rather than just lip-synch some professional musician. Case in point: Next week's "Pitch Perfect," which features stars such as Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson belting out tunes like the divas they were meant to be.

In honor of that achievement, then, we've put together our list of the 25 Best Music Performances in Movie History. Because you may be able to fool the eye, but the ears never lie.

25. Lindsay Lohan in 'Mean Girls'

Just try and imagine how differently LiLo might be thought of today if she had retired after the 2004 hit "Mean Girls." After all, she was both charming and on key while leading the crowd in an impromptu...

On TV this Monday: General Hospital moves to a new time slot — Stat! — Katie Couric perks up daytime, Gordon Ramsay gets the Hell’s Kitchen and MasterChef season finales cookin’ and turn your chairs around for The Voice’s return. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar tonight.

2 pm General Hospital (ABC) | Jerry’s kidnapped Alexis, Jason’s got an inkling that Sam’s baby might still be alive and everyone’s looking pretty sweaty. There! Now you’re all caught up on what’s happening in Port Charles in time for the soap’s move from 3 pm to its new time slot.

NBC’s primetime telecast had something for everyone Friday night: Joy and pain at the track (both running and BMX), the network’s two best trips down memory lane (with the 1992 Dream Team and the first charming man to run under a four-minute mile), male 10m platform divers with and without body hair, and a Downton Abbey shout-out in a Mary Carillo segment on castles and coats of arms. (Why didn’t they choose a funnier sound bite from the Dowager Countess?) Let’s dig in.

Track And Field: I covered the U.S. men’s 4 x 400m relay loss...

It’s gotta be the yams, right? Once again, Usain Bolt established himself as the Fastest Man in the World. Oh wait, that wasn’t all? He broke an Olympic Record (his own, of course) and rocked a gold-medal repeat for the first time since Carl Lewis in 1988? Yeah he did.

I’ll be the first (or millionth) to say it: Usain Bolt is a ridiculous person. He is confident well past the point of arrogance. When his name was called at the finals, he mimicked a DJ spinning turntables, made dubious hand motions (I’m assuming they were meant to evoke running legs,...

On TV this Sunday: The investigation into The Killing of Rosie Larsen is reopened, it’s Opening Day for Game of Thrones Season 2, three Showtime series say goodbye and more. As but a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

Save the Dates: April’s Big Premieres, Returns and Finales!

8 pm Academy of Country Music Awards (CBS) | Sara Evans, Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban are among the performers, while Beth Behrs (2 Broke Girls) serves as the now-requisite Social Media Correspondent.

8 pm The Killing (AMC) | The two-hour Season 2 premiere picks up just moments after the finale,...

What is more romantic than roller coasters, screaming children and mouse ears? If you're Ryan Gosling, the answer is nothing.

The 30-year-old actor was spotted holding hands and kissing his "The Place Beyond the Pines" co-star Eva Mendes at Disneyland in Anaheim, California over the Labor Day weekend. The two looked cozy, going on rides and eating cotton candy, but we're betting this is all part of Gosling's plan to make the ladies really swoon.

As The Daily reports this isn't the first time the actor has brought a date to Disneyland. Last year Gosling took "Gossip Girl" actress Blake Liviely to Disneyland's Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlor, and in 2009 the actor spent a day at the theme park with "2 Broke Girls" star Kat Dennings.

Gosling has spoken about his fondness for the 'House of Mouse' before.

In August he told Esquire that he "went through puberty in a theme park,...

With the romantic comedy One Day out now in cinemas, we chat to novelist and screenwriter David Nicholls about the film, Hollywood rom-coms and more…

If you’ve spotted people reading in public over the last couple of years, chances are the book in their hands had an orange and white cover and bore the words One Day and David Nicholls. You could say the success of Nicholls’ third novel has been incredible, but if you’ve read it, you’ll know just how credible its popularity is.

One Day is about friendship, anxieties, love and growing up, run though with a sense of humour and a thread of social satire. Set over a period of twenty years, the novel drops into its characters’ lives for one day a year between the late-80s and mid-noughties, charting a relationship against a backdrop of wry, whip-smart observations.

This week sees the...

We still don't know how Charlie Harper will exit Two and a Half Men, or how Ashton Kutcher enters the show, but we do know Ashton is playing Walden Schmidt, a broken-hearted Internet billionaire.

A public school board in Missouri has voted to ban novels such as Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five that they deem "contrary to the Bible." I keep alternating being amused by the audacity of the move that can't possibly stand up to a lawsuit and totally horrified that they feel they can do this.

Michael Patrick King says that his new show Two Broke Girls isn't just Sex and the City on a budget, which is good, because he finally admits that there was no possible way the women in Sex and the City could exist in Manhattan.

Fox News says that Spongebob is pushing a global warming agenda on children (and using government money to...

The broadcast networks have more than 30 shows debuting this fall, including Steven Spielberg’s dino-mite Terra Nova, homecomings for Sarah Michelle Gellar and Rachel Bilson, and a U.S. take on the UK’s Prime Suspect. To help you prep, TVLine is offering First Impressions based on the not-for-review pilots. Next up…

The Show | The CW’s The Secret Circle (Thursdays at 9/8c, premiering Sept. 15)

The Competition | ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, Fox’s Bones, CBS’ Person of Interest (new), and NBC’s The Office/Whitney (new)

The Cast | Britt Robertson (Life Unexpected), Thomas Dekker (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles...

Does Lisa Edelstein’s Good Wife‘s character have a surprising agenda? What will be “different” about the Criminal Minds Bau team? Which Samcro biker will face a family crisis? Read on for those answers, plus a flurry of other teases and sound bites from some of TV’s hottest shows and stars.

The Good Wife | The instant that TVLine broke the news about House alum Lisa Edelstein joining CBS’ hot drama, many speculated that her character would drive a wedge between Will and Alicia. We have since reported that Lisa E. will be playing Will’s ex-partner, from his...

November is here, and you probably know what that means for television: Sweeps! It’s that bountiful time of the TV season when the networks try to ramp up viewership as much as possible so they can set their advertising prices for the year. All of which means means we’ll see crazy guest stars! Specials! Awards shows! Big interviews! For example, Cher is going on 20/20 to talk Burlesque Nov. 19; ABC is airing the Country Music Awards on Nov. 10; Oprah will sit down with the Jackson clan on Nov. 8; and Gwyneth Paltrow, well, she’s appearing on both the CMAs on Nov.

Plus, Logo preps A-List New York, Die Hard V: Early Bird Special is happening, how Cheyenne's pilot looks, plus Kevin McHale dishes on his boy band days.

Aaron’s storyline on Emmerdale has helped the soap garner nine nominations for the British Soap Awards, including Best Single Episode, Best Storyline, and Best Dramatic Performance for Danny Miller.

Michael Musto is saying that Logo’s new reality show is going to be called A-List New York, and drop the “kept boy” theme for just being fabulous. Reichen Lehmkuhl still tries to convince me that seeing him, photographer Mike Ruiz and somebody named Jack Hazzan flit around the city and Pines acting special isn’t a trainwreck, but it just makes me want to disconnect the cable. Maybe if they film it all nude, I could watch with the sound off.

They’ve begun writing Die Hard V. Rumor has it the...