RIVALS Season 2 Trailer Debuts on Hulu
Hulu released the official trailer for RIVALS season two, teasing romance and scandal as the residents of Rutshire return for new episodes on the streaming platform.
Hulu released the official trailer for RIVALS season two, teasing romance and scandal as the residents of Rutshire return for new episodes on the streaming platform.
The British drama based on Dame Jilly Cooper's Rutshire Chronicles will resume with six episodes featuring secrets, betrayals and explosive twists as characters face consequences of ambition and power.
Rivals, the critically acclaimed International Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning series, has been greenlit for a third season, with twelve new episodes.
The full trailer is here for Season 2 of Rivals, the hit Hulu series featuring the return of David Tennant, Alex Hassell, Aidan Turner, Nafessa Williams and Bella Maclean.
Fan-favorite stars Alex Hassell, Aidan Turner, and David Tennant are all back for the new season of Rivals, which once again delves headfirst into the ruthless world of independent television in 1980s England.
The actress talks exclusively to BWW about her upcoming guest role, her plans to make her Broadway debut and how she made her childhood dreams come true!
On the next episode of ABC's SUBURGATORY titled "Leaving Chatswin" - When Marty passes away, George is deeply affected and Noah and George have to figure out what to do with his ashes.
On the next episode of the ABC comedy THE MIDDLE entitled, "The Smile", while other kids begin receiving college acceptance letters and Axl still hasn't, Frankie and Mike begin to worry that their son's chances for a sports scholarship have passed him by.
On tonight's episode of the ABC comedy SUBURGATORY entitled "Junior Secretary's Day" - When Tessa has her wisdom teeth removed, George struggles to manage both her recovery and the hysterics of their neighbor, Fred Shay, who has taken up residence in their basement after a career set-back.
On this week's episode of ABC's THE MIDDLE titled 'Bunny Therapy' - When Brick develops yet another quirky tic that begins to overshadow his whispering, Frankie and Mike are urged by the school therapist, Dr.
Check out behind the scenes photos from THE MIDDLE - 'Bunny Therapy'.
On the January 11th episode of ABC's SUBURGATORY entitled 'Out in the Burbs', Tessa is asked to show new guy Josh Sherman (Dan Byrd) around school, and she becomes convinced that he's gay, when in fact he's an undercover narcotics officer.
On the January 11th episode of ABC's SUBURGATORY entitled 'Out in the Burbs', Tessa is asked to show new guy Josh Sherman (Dan Byrd) around school, and she becomes convinced that he's gay, when in fact he's an undercover narcotics officer.
'Halloween II' - After being embarrassed over wearing a childish costume at a high school Halloween costume party and being ignored by the guys, Sue asks a flabbergasted Mike for his advice on what boys want when it comes to girls.
'Halloween II' - After being embarrassed over wearing a childish costume at a high school Halloween costume party and being ignored by the guys, Sue asks a flabbergasted Mike for his advice on what boys want when it comes to girls.
'A Simple Christmas' - The Hecks count down the 12 days of Christmas with Frankie's parents, Pat (Marsha Mason) and Tag (Jerry Van Dyke), when they come to town to spend the holiday with the family - much to Mike's dismay.
'A Simple Christmas' - The Hecks count down the 12 days of Christmas with Frankie's parents, Pat (Marsha Mason) and Tag (Jerry Van Dyke), when they come to town to spend the holiday with the family - much to Mike's dismay.
'A Simple Christmas' - The Hecks count down the 12 days of Christmas with Frankie's parents, Pat (Marsha Mason) and Tag (Jerry Van Dyke), when they come to town to spend the holiday with the family - much to Mike's dismay.
'A Simple Christmas' - The Hecks count down the 12 days of Christmas with Frankie's parents, Pat (Marsha Mason) and Tag (Jerry Van Dyke), when they come to town to spend the holiday with the family - much to Mike's dismay.