According to u/marcbermanmrtv 's Programming Insider, the first TV special of music duo The Captain & Tennille premiered on ABC in 1976 in Today in History. Their weekly variety series began one month later on the same network and it lasted for one season.
Our TV show had a rare chance to interview the husband-and-wife duo in 2007. 👇
Our TV show had the chance to interview the three-time Women’s World Champion and four-time Women’s Tag Team Champion twice within a couple of months in 2026. The first interview took place before WrestleMania, and the second was after, as she prepared for SummerSlam. Liv Morgan is always lively and fun.
Watch host Lori Rosales' interviews at: https://www.sidewalkstv.com/?s=liv+morgan
PREVIEW: NEW INTERVIEW! 🆕
SIDEWALKS host Lori Rosales talks with Jep and Jessica Robertson about life after “Duck Dynasty,” their new spinoff “Jep and Jess: Beyond the Bayou,” and their personal journey, including family growth, charity work, and hobbies.
Watch Interview at https://www.sidewalkstv.com/interview-jep-and-jessica-robertson-jep-and-jess-beyond-the-bayou/
Sad news for one of our “Sidewalks Entertainment” guests:
Hulu has canceled “Deli Boys” after two seasons. Starring Poorna Jagannathan as Lucky Auntie, the dark comedy followed two pampered brothers (played by Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh) who inherited their late father’s convenience stores, only to discover they were a front for a drug cartel.
The series also featured Alfie Fuller, Brian George, and Fred Armisen, along with guest appearances by Kumail Nanjiani, Andrew Rannells, Lilly Singh, and Tan France.
According to a Deadline exclusive and its sources, the decision was made due to low viewership and streaming numbers relative to production costs, despite strong critical acclaim.
Some great news for a recent “Sidewalks Entertainment” guest:
It has been announced that former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader and popular star of Netflix’s “America's Sweethearts” is heading to Broadway!
Reece Weaver will be playing Roxie Hart in the classic stage musical, “Chicago,” during a six-week limited engagement beginning Sept. 7. In an Instagram post, the excited talent said, “One of my biggest dreams as a performer was to one day be on Broadway and I cannot believe this dream has come to fruition.”
Huge congratulations to Reece on making her dream come true!
Here’s some casting news for two of our past "Sidewalks Entertainment" guests!
Tamera Mowry-Housley and Kristoffer Polaha will be starring together in a Hallmark holiday film with the working title "Mistletoe and Mimosas." The story follows Manhattan consultant Claire (played by Mowry-Housley), who inherits her late uncle's struggling holiday bar, "The Tipsy Reindeer." To save it, she enters a 12 Days of Christmas contest against Zach (played by Polaha), the owner of a rival club.
This movie, which Mowry-Housley is an executive producer, marks the first time our two past guests have worked together on a project. Production will begin in Vancouver, B.C.
Good news for one of our past "Sidewalks Entertainment" guests!
Jennifer Garner will continue starring in "The Five-Star Weekend," as Peacock has officially renewed the series for Season 2.
Based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand, the former "Alias" star plays Hollis Shaw—a food blogger and author navigating life after a devastating loss. In Season 1, Hollis invites three friends from different eras of her life, plus a surprise guest (played by D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall and Chloë Sevigny), to a weekend in Nantucket, where they uncover secrets and deepen their bonds.
Peacock reports “The Five Star Weekend” is its most watched scripted series to date, with more than 2 billion viewing minutes at this time.
Now that the second episode of season 3 of The Ark is upon us, we can finally find a place to stream the third season for people who don’t have Syfy or a cable subscription. It appears we can watch episodes via next-day streaming on Fandango (at least in the US). It’s free, and it doesn’t appear that you need to sign up. Fandango is now owned by Versant, which took ownership of Syfy and other cable channels after spinning off from NBCUniversal last year.
As mentioned in my earlier post that Plex was going to have it, this didn’t pan out. It looks like Plex made a season 3 placeholder with nowhere to watch the new episodes. Seasons 1 and 2 are the only ones available.
It appears another place to watch season 3 is the ElectricNow app itself, the production company/owners of the series. It costs money, and you have to pay for the full season upfront.
*** UPDATE:
Erased from the memory of everyone he loves, an anonymous Peter Parker must rebuild his life while protecting New York. Our JP reviews “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” Read his review at SidewalksTV.com.
“Sidewalks Entertainment” Guest News update!
Deadline is exclusively reporting that actor Dermot Mulroney is officially leaving NBC’s long-running firefighter drama, “Chicago Fire.” His character, Chief Dom Pascal, who was brought in to lead Firehouse 51, will be making his exit early this fall during the show’s upcoming 15th season.
While his time on “Chicago Fire” is coming to an end, Mulroney remains plenty busy on the small screen. He also stars as series regular Jed Banks on the hit Netflix drama “The Hunting Wives,” which is currently looking at the possibility of a third season.
What do you think about Chief Pascal’s upcoming departure from Firehouse 51? Are you sad to see him go, or are you looking forward to seeing what Dermot Mulroney does next? Let us know your thoughts in the comments down below!
Matthew Macfadyen is one of the leads in “You Are Here,” an upcoming BBC and Starz television adaptation of David Nicholls' best-selling romance novel of the same name. Playing the role of Michael, the eight-part series follows two lonely individuals in midlife who are thrown together by a mutual friend and embark on an epic, coast-to-coast walking trail across the English countryside.
The “Succession” star will be joined by Claire Foy (“The Crown”), who will play Marnie. The series will be directed by Lenny Abrahamson (“Normal People”), produced by Element Pictures, and filmed in the Lake District and around Manchester.
With “The Ark” back for a new third season on Syfy, host Lori Rosales had the chance to interview the lead stars of the popular sci-fi series — Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, and Reece Ritchie — regarding season two.
In this clip, the actor who plays Lt. Spencer Lane talks about his character and being on the sci-fi series.
With “The Ark” returning Wednesday (7/29/2026) for a new third season on Syfy, our TV show and host Lori Rosales had the chance to interview the lead stars of the popular sci-fi series — Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, and Reece Ritchie — regarding season two.
In this clip, the actor who plays Lieutenant James Brice shared his dreams of working on a space series and discussed what it is like working with the production crew.
With “The Ark” returning Wednesday (7/29/2026) for a new third season on Syfy, our show and host Lori Rosales had the chance to interview the lead stars of the popular sci-fi series — Christie Burke, Richard Fleeshman, and Reece Ritchie — regarding season two.
In this fun clip, the actor who plays Sharon Garnet told us about one of her fears if it ever happened on the show.
Watch the full interview on our website, app and YouTube channel.
During our second interview with Liv Morgan this year, she gave some insight on this summer’s WWE SummerSlam and discussed what excites her most about heading to Minneapolis for the event.
During our second interview with Liv Morgan this year, she gave some insight on this summer’s WWE SummerSlam and discussed what excites her most about heading to Minneapolis for the event.
Good news! It appears that Plex is streaming "The Ark." Seasons one and two are on-demand. And, it appears season 3 is coming, too (on second image), although it has the same dates as SyFy telecasts. Plex is a free service with ads.
***UPDATE**: It appears that Plex's season 3 may be a placeholder. After reading some other comments, Season 3 is on Fandango (at least the first episode for now). Fandango is now owned by Versant, which is the owner of SyFy. So, this may be our free streaming site for next day airing.
Despite the cancellation of a planned “Stargate” revival in June, actor Michael Shanks has announced the upcoming launch of an episode discussion and commentary podcast focusing on the television series.
Shanks, known for his portrayal of Dr. Daniel Jackson in TV’s “Stargate SG-1,” two made-for-DVD movies, and the spinoffs “Stargate Atlantis” and “Stargate Universe,” is partnering with “Dial the Gate” host David Read for the currently untitled podcast. Read is slated to produce and co-host the program, which is targeting an October debut.
Our TV show had the honor to interview many actors, including Shanks, from the popular “Stargate” programs.
Announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltIe-4-KO3I (Dial the Gate)
Paramount+ has picked up the drama series “Laird,” which stars actor Kenneth Branagh, who will also executive produce.
Set in the modern Scottish Highlands, “Laird” is an epic family saga in which a proud Scot defies a shadowy American billionaire hell-bent on buying up the glens. The Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globe-winning actor, writer, and director will play the Laird of Castle Drummoch.
There’s a new detective coming to “Law & Order” this upcoming season. Deadline is exclusively reporting that actor James Badge Dale is joining the cast of NBC’s long-running crime drama. Known for projects such as “24,” “The Pacific,” “13 Hours,” “1923,” and “Hightown,” Dale will play a new senior detective who will replace Detective Vincent Riley (played by Reid Scott), who is leaving during season 26.