Almost a year after the series finale, the creators of the supernatural drama Evil give a candid response to the show's cancellation. The ending of the popular Paramount+ Original leaves the door just open enough for a potential Evil season 5, with Kristen (Katja Herbers) and David (Mike Colter) beginning a new chapter in Rome. But despite acclaim and strong viewership, with its availability on Netflix, the show did not receive a last-minute renewal. 4om68

Before he rose to fame in Shameless and later with The Bear, Jeremy Allen White played two different characters in Law & Order. Created by Dick Wolf, Law & Order is a police procedural and legal drama TV show that premiered on NBC in 1990. The success of Law & Order led to the launch of a franchise, and though it ended its first run in 2010 after 20 seasons, Law & Order was revived in 2021 for a 21st season. At the time of writing, Law & Order has been renewed for a 25th season.

After eight years and 66 episodes, The Handmaid's Talehas come to an end with season 6 as audiences left behind Elizabeth Moss's June Osborne, and her ordeals in the horrors of Gilead. While the Hulu series initially began as a direct adaptation of Margaret Atwood's terrifyingly relevant 1985 novel in 2017, The Handmaid's Tale quickly built upon those foundations to not only show further ways Gilead's theonomic tyranny damaged lives, but how people could fight it. As such, The Handmaid's Tale's cast grew beyond the confines of June's story.

HBO Max's The Gilded Age will return to screens later this month, and audiences can expect some big changes in the season. The Gilded Age takes place in the time period of the same name and focuses on the upper-class residents of the Upper East Side in Manhattan as they each vie for power. The series began with Marian Brook venturing from Pennsylvania to New York for the first time to live with her aunts and saw her learning the ropes of society, while Bertha Russell simultaneously tried to enter high society as well.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Last of Us season 2 & The Last of Us Part II game!Abby made her return to The Last of Us season 2 at the end of the finale episode, which subtly set up a key scene in season 3. Kaitlyn Dever's character in The Last of Us season 2 played a pivotal role in the story despite her very limited screen time. After killing off Joel in The Last of Us season 2's second episode, Abby wasn't seen again until the finale. Based on where The Last of Us season 3's story is heading, there likely won't be a lack of Abby as long as the HBO show mostly follows The Last of Us Part II game.

Happy Gilmore 2 is still over a month away, but Apple TV+'s Stick is the perfect show to watch while waiting for the sequel to Adam Sandler's classic golf comedy. The original Happy Gilmore was one of the best sports comedies of all time, and certainly one of the best golf movies out there, along with Caddyshack. Even after nearly 30 years, Happy Gilmore is still popular, so it makes sense that Netflix is releasing Happy Gilmore 2 on July 25. It's a highly anticipated return to one of Adam Sandler's best movies, and the release date for Happy Gilmore 2 can't get here soon enough.

Meghann Fahy's new Netflix series Sirens has become a huge hit, but the actor has another show coming that will hopefully help continue a major career trend. Fahy helps lead the cast of Sirens, Netflix's newest hit mystery series that follows Fahy's character, Devon, as she tracks her younger sister, Simone, to a wealthy island where Simone's boss may be leading a cult. After meeting the mysterious Michaela Kell and her billionaire husband, Peter, Devon is even more convinced that Michaela has something to hide.

The season 7 finale of The Rookie has left us with a lot of questions when it comes to Lucy Chen (Melissa O'Neil). After unexpectedly getting her heart broken by Tim (Eric Winter), she spent most of the season working on herself and rebuilding their relationship. Tim even showed initiative to work on self-improvement in order to give Lucy the best version of himself. However, with Tim outranking Lucy, there was no ethical way for them to reignite the relationship.

Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler (Mariska Hargitay and Christopher Meloni) have always had a close relationship on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, but it's Benson's relationship with Amanda Rollins (Kelli Giddish) that's most important to her. Now that Rollins is returning for SVU season 27 as a series regular, there is no doubt that fans will get to see Benson and Rollins back in action. While Benson and Stabler have captivated fans with their bond for two decades, with many wanting their relationship to turn romantic, it's Benson's friendship with Rollins that's truly the most important to her.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Outer Banks seasons 3 and 4.Outer Banks' mystery and treasure hunt format has made the teen series incredibly successful across its four seasons so far. The Pogues' adventures began with mysteries closer to home and have gotten progressively bigger as the seasons have continued, though there has always been a family element to them. Season 3 revealed that John B's (Chase Stokes) father was still alive, though Outer Banks season 3's ending saw both Big John (Charles Halford) and Ward Cameron (Charles Esten) die trying to save their children's lives. Season 4 continued this trend by revealing JJ's (Rudy Pankow) biological father.