In Us‘ exclusive clip from the Monday, November 9, episode, Rainbeau asks Rosa Simms-Preston about rumors of “tension” between them.

“Sometimes you’re overly flirty with guys,” Rosa tells the second stew. “I think we were just a bit shocked because you said you had a boyfriend.”

Rainbeau, however, didn’t see any issue with her behavior.

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“OK, fair. That’s my entertainment throughout the day,” she explains. “I flirt with everyone.”

Rosa, however, claims Rainbeau isn’t flirty “with everyone,” adding, “You flirt with people it’s not appropriate to be doing it with.”

Rainbeau didn’t agree that she only spoke with men who had other women interested in them already. “Do I now have to walk around with a trash bag over my head because you’re insecure?” she wonders in a confessional. “Like, I’m sorry you don’t feel like you can compete with me.”

Captain Kerry Titheradge and Fraser Olender return with Rainbeau on season 13, alongside new crew members including chef Moe Vilomar, bosun Alex Wright, deckhands James Bishop, Matthew Fitzpatrick-Buck and Jessenia Stidger and stews Kaylee Brown and Rosa.

Before the season premiered in October, Kerry spoke to Us about how some surprise changes would be introduced.

“This season, we’re going to have some changes that I don’t think we’ve ever seen on Below Deck before,” Kerry exclusively revealed. “There’s definitely some changes. There’s gonna be some decisions made that maybe I may have to rethink — if I could rethink again — which way I went with.”

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The captain was looking forward to seeing how the shakeups would play out on screen.

“I’m excited to look back on myself and see how I manage the boat with hindsight in mind,” he noted. “I’m already seeing things in the first episode that I had no idea about. So off the bat, there’s already things that I’m excited to see myself.”

Kerry continued: “This season, for me, it was such a different and unique part of the world. The Caribbean is lovely. I also did Norway, which was very exciting. But going into Thailand, it was a totally different experience. I really wanted to feel the place and they call it ‘the country of smiles,’ and the energy that you get from that country, it just reverberates for everybody. Everything comes from the top, right? So if I’m stressed and wound up and micromanaging and just not happy to be around, it kind of filters through the whole crew.”

Below Deck airs on Bravo Mondays at 8 p.m. ET. New episodes stream the next day on Peacock.

In Us’ exclusive sneak peek of the Tuesday, November 10, season premiere of My Big Fat Fabulous Life, Whitney, 42, tells close friend Ashley she was pregnant for a short period of time.

“This is from October,” she says while holding up a positive pregnancy test. “I was only pregnant, like, a few days. It was chemical.”

According to the Cleveland Clinic, a chemical pregnancy is a very early miscarriage that happens within the first five weeks of pregnancy before it can be seen on an ultrasound.

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Having one chemical pregnancy, however, doesn’t mean a woman can’t carry a baby to term. Many who’ve experienced early miscarriages go on to have successful pregnancies.

“Back in early October, I did an IUI, or artificial insemination with donor sperm at my doctor’s office, and for the first time, I got a positive pregnancy test,” Whitney shares in a separate confessional interview. “It wasn’t even a week, and I’ve got my period, and I took another test, and obviously it was negative.”

The TLC reality star continues, “Having a chemical pregnancy might not seem like a big deal to most people because it is so incredibly common. But for me, someone who’s been trying to get pregnant for so long, it feels huge. I mean, it is basically a very early miscarriage.”

While Ashley tries to console her, she can’t help but ask her BFF why she didn’t tell anyone.

“I almost feel like some people would think, ‘Well, you didn’t lose anything. It wasn’t actually a baby,’” Whitney shares in a confessional interview. “But you definitely do feel like you lost something.”

In the new season of My Big Fat Fabulous Life, Whitney has moved back to Charlotte and is seeing a new man named Jake. According to the trailer, she still wants a baby and is taking a weight-loss medication prescribed by her doctor in hopes of increasing her chances.

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Close friends like Ashley remain confident that Whitney can accomplish everything she wants to. At the same time, they hope their bestie can take the time she needs to heal.

“Hearing that Whitney went through this chemical pregnancy alone and didn’t tell anyone breaks my heart,” Ashley says. “You thought you were growing a human and now you’re not, and that’s traumatic.”

My Big Fat Fabulous Life returns to TLC Tuesday, November 10, at 10 p.m. ET.

“The fact that I remained single and celibate during the 10 loneliest months of life has me shocked but progress I guess,” Taylor, 32, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, November 8, alongside a video of herself dancing for the camera.

The reality star elaborated in the caption.

“If you’re familiar with how I am, you know it’s the opposite of what I would have normally done. (I hate to admit),” she wrote. “However this year has been filled with many learning lessons and let’s add this one to the list: how to be OK with being alone✍🏼.”

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Taylor’s dating life was front and center when Mormon Wives premiered on Hulu in 2024. At the time, Taylor was dating Dakota, 33, whom she started seeing after he divorce from Tate Paul. The reality star welcomed son Ever with Dakota in 2024 after she was arrested for domestic violence.

After the reality show became a success, Taylor and Dakota went through numerous breakups and reconciliations. She attempted to break the cycle by going on The Bachelorette, which was set to air in March. Her season was pulled before it premiered amid an investigation into an alleged domestic violence incident involving Taylor and Dakota.

Taylor has since been involved in two separate child custody battles with Dakota and Tate. (Along with Ever, Taylor shares daughter Indy, 9, and son Ocean, 6, with Tate.)

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Though her season of The Bachelorette was removed from ABC’s lineup, Taylor sparked a connection with contestant Doug Mason.

“He was the one that I liked from night one. There was instant chemistry,” Taylor gushed during season 5 of Mormon Wives, which aired in September. “The entire time, I didn’t think we were going to ‘get engaged,’ per se, but then at the last minute, he did propose and I said yes.”

Taylor considered a long-term relationship with Doug, but she ultimately changed her mind. She maintained contact with Dakota and explored her connection with ex Ben Lambert during season 5 of the Hulu show, which was cut short due to Taylor’s ongoing legal issues.

If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential support.

In Us‘ exclusive first look from the Monday, November 9, episode of Name That Tune, Robach, 53, and Holmes, 49, were facing off against each other. Holmes, who was competing for the Chloe and Maude Foundation, was tasked with trying to guess a song first.

Holmes ultimately couldn’t remember the title of the Ed Sheeran song “Thinking Out Loud” — and neither could Robach, whose charity of choice was the 5 Under 40 Foundation. After both of them failed to give an answer, bandleader Robin Thicke played the song in full, which led to Holmes pulling Robach in for a dance.

Host Jane Krakowski pointed out that “romance is in the air” as Holmes and Robach continued to dance.

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Holmes and Robach’s relationship made headlines in November 2022 when they were spotted spending time together outside of the GMA3 set. (Robach was married to Andrew Shue at the time, while Holmes was married to Marilee Fiebig. Shue, 59, and Fiebig, 48, are now married to each other.)

The former coanchors were axed from ABC as the scandal unfolded, but they continued working together on a podcast. They haven’t shied away from sharing their more challenging moments, even working through an issue live on the air during a January 2024 episode of their show.

“We just wanted to check in and let you know that, despite what you’ve been hearing, we are still together. We’re hearing from a lot of you all on our latest episode of the podcast,” Holmes said in an Instagram video that same month. “It was something we really struggled and debated about whether or not we should even put out there — but at this point I’m glad we did.”

Robach added: “Our larger goal in putting out our latest episode was to show that, yes, we like to show pictures of us smiling like everyone else and laughing on social media, but if we want to be real and we want to be transparent, we wanted to show all the sides of us and I would say most relationships. So we hope that all you get something out of it, and we hope you keep coming back.”

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During an exclusive interview with Us the following year, the duo gushed over their connection.

“I haven’t found somebody I want to grow old with. I’ve found the person to stay young with,” Holmes said in March 2025. “She literally is someone who stops and smells the roses.”

Holmes continued to praise Robach for her outlook on life. “As long as she keeps that youthful exuberance, excitement for life, curiosity for life, that is youthful, it is attractive, it is energetic and that is what I love about her,” he told Us.

Robach was just as grateful to have found Holmes. “This guy is my favorite person to do anything and everything with,” she said. “He brings so much joy and so much laughter into every situation. I have never laughed so much with one person in my entire life. So if you can find someone to laugh with, that’s your person.”

Holmes and Robach announced their engagement in October 2025, getting married nearly one year later in a private Arkansas wedding in September.

Name That Tune airs on Fox Mondays at 8 p.m. ET.

Kristen Bell, Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn attended an FYC conversation in Los Angeles on Friday, November 6, alongside co-showrunner Bruce Eric Kaplan. They were joined by costume designer Negar Ali-Kline and music supervisor Manish Raval, but Brody, 46, was noticeably missing.

Attendees were reportedly told Brody is working on a project in the U.K. (Creator Erin Foster and co-showrunner Jenni Konner were also not present at the event, which took place shortly after the show’s fourth season was confirmed.)

Brody won over viewers with his role as “hot rabbi” Noah when Nobody Wants This premiered in 2024. The show follows Noah’s relationship with Joanne (Bell), who is agnostic, and the challenges they face adapting to each other’s lifestyles.

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Last month, Brody sparked a conversation after voicing his support for Palestine amid the ongoing conflict with Israel.

“I have spoken a lot about it privately. I haven’t spoken much about it publicly,” he told GQ in October. “Put me down as thinking it’s a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine.”

He continued: “It’s awful that it’s taken so much death and misery, but it does feel like it’s reaching a breaking point that it should have a while ago. I’m hopeful that another administration can really do some good and correct some of these policies that are helping that situation be as awful as it is.”

Foster, 44, subsequently spoke out on the “complicated” situation.

“I think our work environment, our set is very similar to dinner tables around the world where people are having debate and discussion and disagreeing,” she said on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast. “While I love Adam, I also disagree with him. And that’s OK.”

Foster, who converted to Judaism before marrying music executive Simon Tikhman, reflected on how her experience inspired Nobody Wants This.

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“I think that as the creator of the show, all I can say is that I want our Jewish fans to know that I see you and I hear you and I understand how you feel. And the show has always been and always will be a love letter to Judaism,” she explained. “That is why I made this show. It’s because of how beautiful of an experience I’ve had becoming Jewish and being a Jewish person, and sitting here right now at this time in the world where there is almost zero positive representation of Jewish people, I think it’s so important to have that.”

She concluded: “That being said, everyone is entitled to a different opinion than me. I can just tell you what I created this show for, what the intention of the show is.”

Brody’s onscreen mother, Tovah Feldshuh, also shared her thoughts following his comments made headlines.

“To accuse the Jewish people of genocide is wild,” the actress told The New York Post in October. “It’s right out of [Adolf] Hitler’s playbook. You take the victim and you make the victim the perpetrator.”

Feldshuh, 77, later clarified that there were no issues on set. “Tensions are NOT RISING,” she wrote via Threads. “Profound differences of opinion are. Please do not conflate the two — And none of it will be brought to the set. I deeply enjoy filming NWT and hope we are chosen to go on for a fourth season.”

Nobody Wants This is streaming on Netflix.

“Kody tried to get me to buy overalls like in the ‘90s when we first got married and I’m like, ‘No way,’” Meri, 55, told her best friend Jenn during a girls shopping trip on the Sunday, November 8, episode of Sister Wives.

As Meri held up a pair of white and floral overalls, she admitted, “These are kind of cute.”

The TLC personality proceeded to open up about how her ex-husband, 57, allegedly dictated her clothing choices during their 30-plus year marriage.

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“He had a lot of suggestions of how I should dress,” Meri revealed, claiming Kody “didn’t like what I wore on our first meet up. He liked to choose the clothes that I wore.”

Meri confessed, “I didn’t think it was weird at the time. When I think about it now, I think it’s, like, really weird and very controlling.”

Meri claimed that Kody’s fashion choices weren’t just for her, she told the cameras that he oversaw all of his wives’ wardrobes in one way or another.

“He had certain sweatshirts or hoodies or whatever that he liked to have all of this wear so we could all match,” she recalled. “Maybe it was fun, maybe it was weird. I’m not sure.”

Meri legally married Kody in 1990, becoming his first wife. The pair expanded their plural family in 1993 with the spiritual marriage between Kody and Janelle Brown. Christine Brown became Kody’s third wife the following year and fourth wife Robyn Brown spiritually joined the brood in 2010.

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In 2014, Meri agreed to divorce Kody so he could marry Robyn, 48, and legally adopt her three children from a prior marriage.

Meri claimed during the November 1 episode of Sister Wives that Kody was “nice to me for, I don’t know, maybe a month” after that sacrifice.

Christine, 54, noted in the same episode that she saw their legal divorce as the breaking point for Meri and Kody.

“They were struggling before that, for sure, but it was definitely the beginning of the real crumbling between the two of them,” Christine recalled.

Still, Meri and Kody remained in a spiritual union for nearly a decade before she confirmed in January 2023 that they were no longer married. She was his third wife to leave their family in three years.

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Christine, who shares six children with Kody, announced her split from the father of 18 in November 2021.

Janelle, who welcomed six kids with Kody during their marriage, followed suit in December 2022. (Janelle, 57, and Kody’s son Garrison died in March 2024 at the age of 25.)

Kody and Robyn, who share two biological children, are now living a monogamous lifestyle. The couple exited the TLC series ahead of season 21.

Sister Wives airs on TLC Sundays at 10 p.m. ET.

The network confirmed that CBS will present a special airing of Cupertino in a new time slot. Instead of its usual premieres on Thursday, Cupertino will air a new episode on Sunday, November 8, followed by two encore episodes.

In advance of the special airing, a new episode will air on Thursday, November 5, followed by another new episode on Thursday, November 12. This will replace previously scheduled preemptions of Marshals and Tracker, which usually air on Sunday nights as Cupertino continues to find its own success at the network.

Cupertino, which airs on Thursdays, stars Mike Colter as a Silicon Valley attorney who, after being fired by his employer, forms a firm with another laid off lawyer (Rachel Keller) to represent people harmed by the technology industry.

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The legal drama also stars Renée Elise Goldsberry, Ella Stiller and Nik Dodani. Busy Phillips, meanwhile plays a client who is described as “the beautiful and delightfully blunt first wife of an AI Billionaire, who divorced her when she turned forty. Now Natalia wants revenge and agrees to finance Michael and Olivia’s start-up law firm in order to go after his and other AI businesses.”

Phillips, 47, previously spoke to Us about how the topic of AI hit close to home.

“I’m not an AI user. We don’t use that in my home. I actually am obsessed with my daughter’s eighth grade — and with the entire school. They are hand writing all of their assignments this year,” the actress, who shares two kids with estranged husband Marc Silverstein, told Us. “They’re not using computers at all in response to the proliferation of [AI] — and I’m sure that kids will cheat but she’s not.”

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Phillips continued: “And this has really reconfirmed my belief that billionaires should not exist and that we need to have regulations in place. And also I just trust no one.”

The actress credited the show for teaching her some important lessons.

“My absolute favorite thing to watch — and now my favorite thing to play — is a woman who becomes empowered after the age of 40 and finds her own voice,” Phillips exclusively told Us earlier this month. “That’s what I’m getting to do on this show. It shows that you can have a second act as a woman. Life doesn’t end just because your marriage does.”

Cupertino airs on CBS Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET before streaming the next day on Paramount+.

“First, with the new girls — I have to tell you, I admire them,” Kathy, 67, exclusively told Us on Friday, November 6, while hosting her Annual Holiday PJ Party at her Bel-Air Mansion, presented by Hunky Dory Cocktails, alongside daughter Nicky Hilton.

“They came in strong,” Kathy continued of Leah, 56, and Tracy, 51. “They’re not intimidated by these girls that have been there for years, and I think the girls are kind of, like, they really like them.”

Variety first confirmed back in August that Leah — best known for her role on King of Queens and her staunch advocacy in opposition to the Church of Scientology after leaving the organization in 2013 — would be joining the season 16 cast, making the actress one of the biggest names to join the hit reality franchise.

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The Million Dollar Listing alum, for her part, also confirmed she would be joining the season 16 cast back in August.

“Well … the secret’s officially out. 💎,” Tracy wrote via Instagram at the time and alongside what appeared to be her official cast photo, confirming she’ll be featured in the upcoming series. “I’m joining the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and I could not be more excited for this next chapter.”

Tracy continued, “Beverly Hills is home. I’ve raised my girls here, built my career here, and now apparently I’ve decided to let you all even further into my life. 😂.”

Kathy — the half-sister of RHOBH OG’s Kim Richards and Kyle Richards — told Us on Friday that she “loves” the newbies and thinks “everybody” on the cast feels the same, though she does admit she’s “not around all the time.”

“I think they’re a little shocked,” Kathy admitted of the show’s OG cast and how they reacted to Leah and Tracy coming on the show strong. “You have to know it’s like coming into a charity group — if you just come into the charity group and you’re starting to raise your hand at meetings and trying to fix something that’s not broken, people are not going to like you.

She continued, “Let’s just put it this way — every single person’s feathers are ruffled [and] tied.”

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Kathy added that in 16 seasons of the hit show, she has watched two, maybe three, RHOBH episodes in total — but that’s all going to change this year.

“I’m not gonna miss one of these,” she quipped.

Before she prepares to binge-watch season 16, Kathy and her daughter Nicky, 43, celebrated the unofficial start of Hollywood’s holiday season by bringing together a star-studded lists of guests for an evening of festive fun, holiday cheer and the debut of Kathy’s Hunky Dory cocktails — ready-to-drink, Vodka-based and gluten-free drinks blended with natural flavors.

“We wanted to do something that was great quality yet was affordable,” Kathy gushes of her latest product. “My favorite is the espresso martini. Well, I love them all. Everyone loves them all. People are freaking out.”

“I wish them the best of luck,” Driver, 42, told CinemaBlend in a Friday, November 6, interview, adding that “nope” there was no chance he would reprise his role of Adam Sackler.

Driver portrayed the on-again, off-again love interest of Lena Dunham’s Hannah Horvath on HBO’s hit series for the duration of its 2012 to 2017 run. HBO announced in October that Dunham, 40, was writing a batch of new episodes to star opposite her OG costars Alison Williams, Zosia Mamet and Jemima Kirke.

“We always said we would only return to Girls if there was a specific story we were burning to tell,” Dunham said in a statement, announcing the series’ return. “I’ve missed these characters, but for a long time I couldn’t quite picture them in the present day. Then, right around my 40th birthday, they started talking to me in the shower. And, as you may remember, once this fivesome starts talking, it’s pretty hard to get them to stop …”

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She added at the time, “It’s rare that you get the chance to return to something that changed your life with the gift of hindsight and a whole new level of gratitude and understanding. I love these girls (and boy), our friends at HBO and all the people who have continued to discover the show and remind us afresh why we do this, which is the joy of being together… and the chance to wear yellow mesh…”

HBO did not immediately reveal whether Driver would appear in the new episodes, especially after Dunham claimed in her April memoir, Famesick, that the Marriage Story star was “verbally aggressive.”

“One Saturday afternoon, as I reached for a glass of water in his galley kitchen and chatted offhandedly about something meaningless, I looked up to see him smiling at me with something so tender, it felt like it could only have been love,” Dunham wrote of her early dynamic with Driver. “It disarmed me so totally that I dropped my glass.”

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She added, “Sometimes I’d tell him he made me feel safe. I didn’t yet understand that sometimes you say what you wish were true, instead of just saying what is.”

While Dunham felt like she and Driver initially felt “like partners,” their behind-the-scenes relationship was full of contradictions. She alleged that the Star Wars actor could be “short-tempered and verbally aggressive, condescending and physically imposing,” yet also “protective” and “loving.”

Driver publicly addressed Dunham’s book claims the next month, telling reporters at Cannes Film Festival that he had “no comment.”

“I’m saving it all for my book,” he quipped in May.

Warning: Spoilers below from season 2, episode 5, of Boston Blue.

“I’m game. I would love it. It was a great experience,” Estes, 48, exclusively tells Us about whether he’d return to the Blue Bloods spinoff after his Friday, November 6, cameo. “It was so fun. If they want to write for me, I’ll be there.”

The actor says that it’s all up to Boston Blue creators Brandon Margolis and Brandon Sonnier, joking to Us, “I’m going to give you the phone number of both the Brandons when we get off, and you can call them six times a day.”

During Estes’ appearance on the CBS series, his character, Jamie, reunited with his brother, Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg), while in Boston for a conference. (Estes starred alongside Wahlberg, 57, on Blue Bloods for 14 seasons before the series ended in 2024. Wahlberg has helmed Boston Blue since 2025.)

Jamie had been recently promoted to lieutenant, while Danny made sergeant after leaving New York City and going to work for the Boston Police Department alongside his son Sean (Mika Amonsen).

Tensions were high when the Reagan siblings got back together, with Jamie eventually telling his big brother that he felt abandoned when Danny left New York at the same time he and wife Eddie Janko (Vanessa Ray) welcomed their first baby.

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“You were always there whether I wanted you to be or not and then the second I wanted to ask you how to be a dad. What to do when Joey wouldn’t sleep or when Eddie didn’t want me to go back on the street. You weren’t there,” Jamie confessed.

Danny admitted, “I couldn’t. I had to be here. Sean needed me,” which Jamie said he understood, bringing them both closure for the first time in the relationship.

“I’m always here for you, even from Boston,” Danny told his baby brother, joking he can always call him.

While Jamie and Danny ended the episode on good terms, Estes doesn’t have another cameo lined up just yet — but he is open to one, especially if it’s alongside his TV wife.

“They don’t let me in the writers’ rooms, so I don’t — I’m never a part of those conversations,” Estes tells Us, adding that he thinks a joint appearance with Ray, 45, could “100 percent” happen down the line.

Estes also hinted that Jamie and Eddie’s story might not be done for good. In fact, he teased that their rumored spinoff might still be in the works.

“What do I say that promotes the idea?” Estes says with a smirk. “We have talked about it, but not in a capacity that I can give you an air date on. So, no at this time.”

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The actor tells Us that fans will have to wait to see what transpires regarding a potential Jamie and Eddie TV series, revealing that the Blue Bloods cast might also be open to a movie reunion.

“Blue Bloods the movie! Yeah, we’ve been talking about Blue Bloods the movie for a while,” Estes reveals. “So listen, I’m ready. I’m here. I can throw ideas at the wall and see what sticks too.”

He adds, “That was, I think, Donnie said that first. He was like, ‘Blue Bloods the movie.’ So listen, I’m game.”

Boston Blue airs on CBS Fridays at 10 p.m. ET.

During an exclusive interview with Us, Michael Trucco, who has played Luke since season 1, confirmed that his character would be returning, saying, “He has in some capacity has been — for better and for worse — a bit of a s*** disturber at times. But I think by and large he’s always been a rock in the family and we see him come back in season 5.”

Trucco, 56, promised that Luke “definitely comes back and makes an impact on the family dynamic of the show.”

“That’s the beauty of a show like Fire Country is that the action is at the forefront and there’s always this great crisis of the week. But there’s this B-plot, this elemental story about the family,” he noted. “I think a lot of people tune in for that and there’s real heart in there. I’m really lucky to be a part of that Leone family and to be able to come in and make an impact is really exciting.”

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He continued: “Stay tuned. Luke’s return is not trivial.”

In past seasons, Luke has found ways to stir up some drama when he made a move on his brother Vince’s (Billy Burke) wife, Sharon (Diane Farr). Vince has since died on the show but Trucco isn’t sure what that means for Luke and Sharon.

“That’s really tricky water to tread. It’s not without the realm of possibility. It’s not within improbability that this could happen,” he said. “From my perspective, I can say that Luke has always held a torch for Sharon for pretty much his entire adult life. In the story of Edgewater and Fire Country, Sharon and Vince got together very young and I was always kind of pining for my older brother’s girlfriend, whom he eventually married. But that’s really dangerous waters to tread because what are the optics of that? So I can’t say never say never.”

Trucco agreed with Us that there was plenty of material for a potential prequel. There is also the possibility that Luke could cross paths with Sharon’s sister, Mickey (Morena Baccarin).

“Since the first crossover, I was like, ‘Hey, hold on a second. Sharon was with my brother and then what if Luke ended up with Sharon’s sister?’ Edgewater is not a big,” he noted. “This is a small little one-horse town. It’s conceivable that they would cross paths. I think that’d be a really super fun story line.”

Looking ahead, Trucco is booked and busy with other projects such as Carrie, season 2 of Stick and an upcoming series Posers on Netflix. He still has a lot that he would like to explore on Fire Country though — especially after the show evolved behind the scenes.

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“Anytime you have a regime change like that, there’s a new energy and I think that was part of it. There was an assignment to figure out and define what the show is and at first maybe Luke didn’t really factor into it,” the actor recalled. “I’ll be honest, at one point I wasn’t sure if that was the end. Have we seen the end of Luke?”

He continued: “So when they had this change, I think they had to focus on their central core cast and figure out how to define what the show is moving forward. There is a palpable change in the energy but my experience has been a good one. There’s positivity on the set and I think that it’s going in the right direction.”

Trucco promised he was also willing to come back.

“Anytime they call or they want to include me, I’m on board. If I have the opening and my schedule allows, I’m always on board for Fire Country,” he added. “It’s a great place to be, great place to work, great place to have fun.”

Fire Country airs on CBS Fridays at 9 p.m. ET before streaming the next day on Paramount+.

“It’s such a nuanced thing, right? Because it’s like one, I don’t want to lose the person that has been my partner, and I thought could be the person that I lean on [as] the stable force in my life,” Martinez, who plays Eva Ramos on the hit CBS series, exclusively told Us on Friday, November 6.

The 34-year-old actress addressed the possibility of Scola (John Boyd) leaving the New York City FBI branch to support his wife, Nina Chase (Shantel Van Santen) following her job offer to lead a team in San Diego.

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She noted that Eva also doesn’t want to “stop someone from losing their family or stopping this other woman from pursuing her dreams.”

During the Monday, November 2, episode of FBI, Scola admitted that he told Nina not to take the job before Eva advised him to trust her decision and make it work no matter the cost.

If Nina does take the gig, it could mean a shift at 26 Fed and Scola’s departure, which Martinez told Us is the worst case scenario.

“Eva finally opens her mouth and gives personal advice to her partner and is [tells him], ‘You can’t stop this woman from pursuing her dreams,’” she recalled. “And I think Eva’s like someone who’s very much a champion for women because of her mom because of her experiences that she could never put herself in a position to put another woman back.” (During the upcoming Monday, November 9, episode, fans will get to see why Eva has a complicated relationship with her mother amid a case involving a woman who has been brainwashed by the man she loves.)

Martinez confessed that Eva “also she doesn’t want to lose her partner,” teasing, “She’s in a tough spot of, like, she’s happy for them, and then she’d also be crushed if she lost Scola.”

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While Martinez played coy about what will happen for Scola and Nina — and his partnership with Eva — she confirmed, “The answer will come this season.”

Looking forward, Martinez said that her character “doesn’t want to lose her Boy Scout,” telling Us that her ability to trust men again is heavily impacted by her friendship with Scola.

“Eva has such resiliency. She is a believer in love, but I don’t just mean romantic love,” the star explained, hinting that Eva will bounce back if she has to get a new partner. “She’s just like a believer in, like, if I keep trying, there’ll be someone there for me. There’ll be a partner for me. There’ll be someone romantically in my life one day that will be there for me.”

Martinez said Eva has not “given up that fight” for her own happiness, but when it comes to her dynamic with Scola, “She definitely doesn’t want to lose [him].”

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While Scola’s future is very much up in the air, Martinez assured Us that fans will see “some more partnership episodes” between him and Eva this season.

“This is a season of digging deeper, you know, and really kind of creating a stronger and stronger foundation,” she said. “Or a stronger soil because we are digging deeper into her past, digging deeper into our partnerships, with [coworkers] Maggie and OA, and then with Eva and Scola.”

FBI airs on CBS Mondays at 8 p.m. ET.

“I think you stay with something as long as it has something to say, don’t you? You know, with friends, with shows, with all of it, and the writers that we have in our writers’ room are gangsters. They’re epic. So, as long as they’re writing magnificent material, which they do always, they have me in their pocket,” she exclusively told Us at the Women In Film Honors on Thursday, November 5.

Waddingham, 52, has famously played Rebecca Welton, the owner of the failing-to-thriving football club AFC Richmond, helmed by coach Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), since the Apple TV show’s debut in 2020.

The comedy series racked up 13 Emmy awards in just three years, with Waddingham winning Outstanding Supporting Actress in 2021 after season one.

Ted Lasso has kept its unwavering fan base despite significant delays in past seasons due to script rewrites, production snags, and schedule challenges — most recently between seasons 3 and 4.

There was a three-year time jump in season 4’s story line, and a three-year real-world release gap between the seasons.

Fans were worried their beloved football series wouldn’t be back until Sudeikis, 51, announced on the “New Heights” podcast in March that season 4 was officially being written. Apple TV later announced the cast was reuniting in Kansas City to begin filming.

When asked about a possible season 5, Waddington played coy. Apple TV has not announced a renewal for Ted Lasso.

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“I don’t know,” she playfully responded when asked by Us about the show’s future, noting the season finales “always” leave fans and the stars wanting more.

Ted Lasso first followed an American football coach (Sudeikis) who moved across the pond to take over a gritty and losing British soccer team. The latest season evolved, showing Sudeikis reuniting with AFC Richmond as the head coach of the new women’s team.

The beloved series also stars Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent, Juno Temple as Keeley Jones, Brendan Hunt as Coach Beard and more.

The cast has become family, with Waddington crediting Sudeikis for the life-changing role.

“Jason, you changed my life with this,” she said while accepting her Emmy. “I’m so privileged to work with you!”

“Juno Temple, I swear to god, if I could break off one of her arms and give it to you,” Waddingham continued in between squeals of joy.

Waddingham even spoke up when rumors began circulating that she was beefing with Sudeikis earlier this year.

“For the first time ever I am finding it necessary to silence the utter bollocks being written about a ‘rift’ between me and my beloved, long-standing friend and acting partner Jason Sudeikis,” she wrote in June via her Instagram Story, according to Entertainment Tonight.

She added: “Ridiculous, clickbait buuuuuulllls***! Is it a quiet news day or something?! Get a life!!!”

Based on Elle Kennedy‘s book series, Off Campus follows an elite ice hockey team — and the women in their lives — as they “grapple with love, heartbreak, and self-discovery — forging deep friendships and enduring bonds while navigating the complexities that come with transitioning into adulthood,” per the show’s official synopsis.

Season 1, which premiered in May 2026, was centered on Hannah (Ella Bright) and Garrett’s (Belmont Cameli) love story.

Going by Kennedy’s book order, Logan’s (Antonio Cipriano) story was expected to be next, followed by Dean’s (Stephen Kalyn) and Tucker’s (Jalen Thomas Brooks). News broke, however, that Dean and Allie (Mika Abdalla) would be leading season 2 in a surprising shakeup, with the show set to return April 28, 2027.

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The changes didn’t stop there. Keep scrolling for a breakdown of the show’s biggest BTS shakeups:

Cast Exits

After Josh Heuston had a scene-stealing role as Justin in season 1, news broke that he wouldn’t return — for now.

“[He is] not [in] next season, but I love Josh and I would not write him off if I can find a way to bring Justin back at some point,” creator Louisa Levy told TV Guide at the time. “We never got a chance to meet Stella, who is the person he ends up with in the book. So maybe we’ll find a way to fold him into a future season.”

Levy noted that it wasn’t always the plan for Justin to be absent. “We don’t have him [available] next season, but never say never,” she added.

Riley Davis, who played Allie’s boyfriend Sean in season 1, isn’t reprising his role, which comes as a surprise for fans familiar with Elle Kennedy’s book series.

Story Line Shakeups

With Justin gone, Levy hinted that season 2 is going to look a little different.

“There’s going to be less live songs. Because we don’t have all of Hannah’s songwriting journey to play into,” she said during Obsessed Fest in June 2026. “We don’t have Josh and After Hours this season so we don’t have those bands. But we still have a lot of music in other ways. We will still have some light music in the show.”

Levy concluded: “I still think the heart of the show lives in those needle drops and those songs that underscore a moment — as well as the actual score.”

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Book Shifts

Abdalla previously teased how season 2 will differ from Kennedy’s The Score.

“[It’s the] same as season 1 [where] season 1 didn’t exactly follow the books,” Abdalla shared on a June 2026 episode of the “Hey Jonas!” podcast. “There’s some new fun stuff and some fun new little things that we’re adding in.”

Lead Changes

With Dean taking over instead of Logan, all bets are off when it comes to future orders — and even possible character changes as new cast members are brought on.

The hit show, which premiered in 2024, follows the love story between agnostic Joanne (Kristen Bell) and unconventional rabbi Noah (Adam Brody). While Nobody Wants This has resonated with viewers throughout the years, the show has also made headlines because of Brody’s outspoken support for Palestine.

Brody divided his crew and cast when he gave his opinion on the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict.

“I have spoken a lot about it privately. I haven’t spoken much about it publicly,” he told GQ in October 2026. “Put me down as thinking it’s a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine.”

What 'Nobody Wants This' Cast, Crew Said About Adam Brody's Palestine Support

He continued: “It’s awful that it’s taken so much death and misery, but it does feel like it’s reaching a breaking point that it should have a while ago. I’m hopeful that another administration can really do some good and correct some of these policies that are helping that situation be as awful as it is.”

In response, Erin Foster, who cocreated the show, spoke out on the “complicated” situation regarding her and Brody’s different views.

“I think our work environment, our set is very similar to dinner tables around the world where people are having debate and discussion and disagreeing,” she said on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast at the time. “While I love Adam, I also disagree with him. And that’s OK.”

Tovah Feldshuh, who plays Noah’s mom, Bina, also got candid about the issue she took with Brody.

“To accuse the Jewish people of genocide is wild,” Feldshuh recently told The New York Post in October 2026. “It’s right out of [Adolf] Hitler’s playbook. You take the victim and you make the victim the perpetrator.”

Feldshuh has since clarified that there were no issues between the cast on set. Now that Netflix has renewed the show, keep scrolling to see who is and isn’t expected to return:

Kristen Bell

There would be no Nobody Wants This without Joanne so Bell is returning in season 4.

Adam Brody

Brody was listed in the press release for season 4 after both Foster and Feldshuh expressed frustration with his comments about Palestine.

Justine Lupe

Season 3 ended on a low note for Morgan so Lupe will once again be front and center when the show returns.

Timothy Simons

Simons’ character, Sasha, also has a lot to figure out in his personal life in season 4.

Jackie Tohn

Tohn’s fan-favorite character is returning in season 4 after Esther found out about Sasha and Morgan’s hookup.

Stephanie Faracy

Faracy is reprising her role as Lynn in season 4.

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Michael Hitchcock

Faracy’s onscreen husband Hitchcock is also coming back for more episodes.

Paul Ben-Victor

Noah’s dad will play a part in the show when it returns to Netflix.

Tovah Feldshuh

In the aftermath of her comments about her onscreen son, Feldshuh is back as Noah’s mother in season 4.

Andrew Rannells

Rannells was introduced as Joanne’s nemesis-turned-friend in season 4 — and Sebastian is returning.

Sarah Silverman

Silverman was also brought in during season 4 as a fellow rabbi — a role she is reprising in season 4.

Shiloh Bearman

Sasha and Esther’s daughter is expected to make season 4 appearances.

Sherry Cola

Cola’s character Ashley is back in season 4.

Rachel Rosenbloom

It isn’t clear whether Noah’s ex Rachel will make more appearances on the show.

The network is also expanding the Rookie universe, which originated when its namesake premiered in 2018. The show, which follows police officers from a precinct in Los Angeles, stars Nathan Fillion, Eric Winter, Melissa O’Neill, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Mekia Cox, Shawn Ashmore and Jenna Dewan.

ABC previously expanded the franchise with The Rookie: Feds, which ran from 2022 to 2023. The Rookie: North, meanwhile, will introduce fans to Jay Ellis‘ Alex, the oldest rookie for the Pierce County Police Department in Washington state after a violent home invasion.

In addition to Ellis, The Rookie: North stars Chris Sullivan, Janet Montgomery, Froy Gutierrez, Karen Fukuhara, Mya Lowe, Malik Watson and Curtis Lum.

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In an official press release, ABC also noted that the previously announced series pickup of an untitled Grey’s Anatomy spinoff will debut during the 2027-2028 broadcast season.

Keep scrolling for a full schedule for ABC shows airing in midseason:

Tuesday, January 5
Will Trent 8 p.m.
High Potential 9 p.m.
Surviving a Scandal 10 p.m.

Wednesday, January 6
Shifting Gears 8 p.m.
The Rookie 9 p.m.
The Rookie North 10 p.m.

Thursday, January 7
9-1-1 8 p.m.
9-1-1: Nashville 9 p.m.
Grey’s Anatomy 10 p.m.

Wednesday, January 13
Abbott Elementary 8:31 p.m.

Friday, January 29
Celebrity Jeopardy! 8 p.m.

Monday, February 1
American Idol at 25 8 p.m.

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Sunday, February 7
The Grammy Awards at 25 7 p.m.

Monday, February 8
American Idol 8 p.m.
Shark Tank 10 p.m.

Sunday, February 14
Super Bowl LXI 6:30 p.m.
High Potential 10:15 p.m.

Sunday, March 14
The Oscars 7 p.m.

Sunday, March 21
America’s Funniest Home Videos 7 p.m.
The Bachelor 8:01 p.m.
What Would You Do? 10:01 p.m.

While speaking to Us at the Women in Film Honors event on Thursday, November 5, Schroeder, 38, discussed her Hulu show ending its first season with her and Clark, 46, at odds, saying, “It was the f***ing worst, wasn’t it?”

Schroeder wasn’t expecting things to play out the way they did on screen.

“When we were working on the show for years, I never in my life could have imagined that that’s how the finale would end,” she told Us. “So it did feel like, ‘Oh, wow, all your hard work just blew up in your face.'”

Stassi Schroeder Admits to Sweeping Marriage Issues 'Under the Rug'

The reality star called the moment that led to her sobbing alone on a boat “unfortunate,” adding, “That sucked.” Schroeder pointed out that the scene has since caused viewers to become concerned about her and Clark.

“When we did watch it back — and we just saw everyone talk about it — it’s like every time someone came up to us and was like, ‘We love House of Stassi,’ we’re like, ‘We’re not getting a divorce. We’re good,'” Schroeder said. “That’s, like, all we can say back to people because we’re just assuming that that’s what people have seen.”

Clark also had some regrets about how the conversation with his wife played out.

“It made him aware of just one comment that he could make that turned into something else. He’s like, ‘I never meant it to be that.’ And then I also learned about myself, like, ‘Oh, wow, you don’t have to have that insane reaction to your husband saying something,'” she continued. “You can try to sit and listen and understand before you start seeing red and going straight to anger. We both learned a lot about how we deal with each other just by living that and watching it back.”

House of Stassi, which is streaming now on Hulu, offered a candid glimpse at Schroeder’s life after Vanderpump Rules as she attempted to balance her personal and professional duties while Clark navigated his role as a stay-at-home dad.

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The couple held nothing back, which executive producers David Marker and Renata Lombardo later praised them for, telling Us in August, “There’s a handful of scenes that really stand out, but I think at the beginning of this journey, Stassi said to us, ‘I’m going to bleed out for this show.’ She knew she had to go there. If she wasn’t going to deliver at that level, the audience was not going to accept.”

Lombardo confirmed that Schroeder wanted to be as transparent as possible.

“I know if I had a fight with my husband and it was captured on TV, [it wouldn’t feel good]. But she went there because that’s what was happening in their life at that moment,” she continued. “It’s visceral and raw and almost uncomfortable to look at at times. But that’s what we love about the show is people are going to feel like we’re doing fourth wall breaks and we’re acknowledging the show within the show — because the audience is too savvy not to.”

House of Stassi is streaming now on Hulu.

The Bachelor premiered on ABC in March 2002 with Alex Michel dubbed the world’s most eligible Bachelor. More than 20 women competed for his heart and one of the most successful reality TV franchises was born. The following year, The Bachelorette debuted.

Since the show’s initial premiere in 2002, more than 50 men and women have been named the Bachelor or Bachelorette. Brad Womack remains the only star to lead the series more than once, but in 2020, the reality series shocked viewers with an epic twist as Tayshia Adams was called in to replace Clare Crawley during season 16 of The Bachelorette.

In 2023, the network once again gave fans a twist on the franchise with the first season of The Golden Bachelor. The Golden Bachelorette began the following year.

Scroll down for an update on where every Bachelor and Bachelorette lead are today:

A three-judge appeals panel unanimously denied Warner Bros. Television’s motion to dismiss Sherri’s lawsuit in November 2026, ruling that The Pitt and ER share enough similarities for the case to move forward. The decision keeps Warner Bros. Television on the hook while dismissing individual claims against creative team Noah Wyle, John Wells and R. Scott Gemmill.

ER aired on NBC from 1994 to 2009, set in a fictionalized version of Chicago’s Cook County Hospital, starring Wyle, George Clooney, Julianna Marguiles, Anthony Edwards, Eriq La Salle and Sherry Stringfield, with John Stamos, Mekhi Pfifer and Linda Cardellini joining in later seasons.

The Pitt, which premiered in 2025 and streams on HBO Max, is described by the network as “a realistic examination of the challenges facing healthcare workers in today’s America as seen through the lens of the frontline heroes working in a modern-day hospital in Pittsburgh.” Each season covers one hour of a single emergency room shift.

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Scroll down for a complete breakdown of how the legal fight started and where it stands now:

Sherri Crichton Files Lawsuit Against ‘The Pitt’

Sherri filed her motion in August 2024 — one month after The Pitt began filming in July 2024 and before the series premiered on HBO Max. In the complaint, she alleged that creators Wells and Wyle initially pursued an ER reboot and, after failing to secure her approval, rebranded the project as The Pitt.

She described the show as an ER revival “just under a different name” and called the maneuver “a shameful betrayal of [Michael] Crichton and his legacy.”

At the heart of the case is a “frozen rights” provision in Michael’s contract with Warner Bros. Television, which barred the studio from producing ER spinoffs or reboots without his approval. (Michael died in 2008, leaving Sherri to attempt to enforce the provision on behalf of his estate.)

‘The Pitt’ Studio Fights Back

Warner Bros. Television first tried to toss Sherri’s lawsuit in November 2026, citing California’s anti-SLAPP statute that shields defendants from suits targeting protected speech. Judge Wendy Chang denied that motion, finding Sherri had presented enough evidence to proceed.

Warner Bros. Television then appealed — and lost again. The three-judge panel unanimously rejected the studio’s bid later that month.

“There are clear and numerous similarities between The Pitt and ER; where those similarities lie, on a ladder of abstraction protecting only the more specific expressions, is a matter of ‘degree,” the panel found, per NBC News. “Making favorable inferences in Roadrunner’s favor, as we must, we find the details here suffice for a prima facie case.”

The panel, however, did dismiss the claims against The Pitt creators individually, finding the trio were not aware they could be violating Michael’s contractual rights.

“I am deeply gratified by the Court of Appeal decision,” Sherri said in a statement to Deadline. “[I] look forward to discovery and to our case, which affects writers, creators and their families and estates, being presented to a jury.”

Noah Wyle Responds to ‘The Pitt’ Lawsuit Claims

Wyle — who starred as Dr. John Carter on ER for 11 seasons before signing on to lead The Pitt as Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch — has repeatedly insisted the two shows are fundamentally different projects.

Speaking to Variety in April 2025, Wyle said that once the team paused on developing an ER reboot, the creative group behind The Pitt “pivoted as far in the opposite direction as we could in order to tell the story we wanted to tell.”

“Not for litigious reasons, but because we didn’t want to retread our own creative work,” he stated.

The Emmy winner elaborated on the shift in a January 2025 TVLine interview, telling the outlet: “The more we went down that road, the more the point got obscured in the reunion aspect, the retread aspect and the reboot aspect. So I was not sorry when we were sort of forced to pivot and figure out how to tell the story in a new way.”

Wyle further noted that abandoning the ER framework actually freed up the writers. “In a lot of ways, [not reviving ER] unburdened us from narrative limitations that we would have had to adhere to, and pay homage to,” he said.

This story was compiled with the help of AI tools and edited by journalists. 

Prime Video confirmed the hit series’ second season will premiere on April 28, 2027. The announcement also revealed who would be starring in the upcoming season — but one name was noticeably missing. Riley Davis, who played Allie’s boyfriend Sean in season 1, isn’t reprising his role, which comes as a surprise for fans familiar with Elle Kennedy’s book series.

Based on the popular novels, Off Campus follows an elite ice hockey team and the women in their lives. Season 1, which premiered in May, focused on Hannah (Ella Bright) and Garrett’s (Belmont Cameli) love story.

Following the order of Kennedy’s books, Logan’s (Antonio Cipriano) story was expected to be next, before Dean (Stephen Kalyn) and Tucker (Jalen Thomas Brooks) got their turns. The show is shaking things up, however, with Dean and Allie (Mika Abdalla) leading season 2.

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“[It’s the] same as season 1 [where] season 1 didn’t exactly follow the books,” Abdalla, 26, shared on a June episode of the “Hey Jonas!” podcast. “There’s some new fun stuff and some fun new little things that we’re adding in.”

It shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that Off Campus will be making some changes after season 1. Before the show started filming its next installment, news broke that Josh Heuston won’t return as Justin.

“[He is] not [in] next season, but I love Josh and I would not write him off if I can find a way to bring Justin back at some point,” creator Louisa Levy told TV Guide earlier this year. “We never got a chance to meet Stella, who is the person he ends up with in the book. So maybe we’ll find a way to fold him into a future season.”

Levy noted that it wasn’t always the plan for Justin to be absent from season 2. “We don’t have him [available] next season, but never say never,” she added.

Which 'Off Campus' Stars Are — and Aren't — Returning for Season 2?

With Justin gone, Levy hinted at how the story is going to adapt.

“There’s going to be less live songs. Because we don’t have all of Hannah’s songwriting journey to play into,” she said during Obsessed Fest in June. “We don’t have Josh and After Hours this season, so we don’t have those bands. But we still have a lot of music in other ways. We will still have some light music in the show.”

Levy concluded: “I still think the heart of the show lives in those needle drops and those songs that underscore a moment — as well as the actual score.”

Off Campus is currently streaming on Prime Video.