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  • West Coast Bureau Chief, TVLine
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5 Great Sitcoms That Were Remakes Of British TV Shows Original

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By Dave Nemetz Verified
| TVLine Verified
Hollywood producers have been known to look across the pond for inspiration for new TV shows — and a few times, they've struck sitcom gold doing it. Some of the greatest American sitcoms ever were actually based on British TV shows, whether they faithfully recreated the characters and situations or just took the basic premise and went in a totally new direction with it.
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Emmys 2026 poll: Who should win for supporting actor in a drama series?

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By Dave Nemetz Verified
| MSN Verified
We'll see a new winner crowned this year in the race for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series when the Emmys are handed out Monday, September 14, on NBC — and three staffers from "The Pitt" are among those hoping to take home the trophy. Last year's victor in this category, "Severance" star Tramell Tillman, is ineligible this time around since "Severance" is in between seasons, opening the door for one of this year's seven nominees to grab Emmy gold.
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TVLine's Performer Of The Week: Kyle Chandler

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By Dave Nemetz Verified
| TVLine Verified
THE PERFORMER | Kyle Chandler THE SHOW | HBO's "Lanterns" THE EPISODE | "Pilot" (August 16, 2026) THE PERFORMANCE | It can be tough for an actor to break out of his niche once he's played an iconic TV role, and Kyle Chandler certainly played one as the hard-nosed but sensitive high school football coach Eric Taylor on "Friday Night Lights." But Chandler is expanding his acting palette as grizzled superhero Hal Jordan on HBO's "Lanterns," channeling some of Coach Taylor's mentor mystique while...
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