It's time to find out if your favorite network TV shows are canceled or renewed!

It can be overwhelming keeping up with what's coming back and what's not, which is why ET is your one-stop shop for all the latest at ABC, CBS, The CW, Fox and NBC.&nbsp;Just in the past several months, a flurry of network shows have been unceremoniously canceled (Fox's Monarch) or opted to end their multi-season runs (The CW's&nbsp;The Flash, ABC's A Million Little Things), while others were lucky enough to earn early renewals (CBS' FBI&nbsp;franchise and The Equalizer) or surprise resurrections (NBC's Magnum P.I.). Only time will tell for the other shows hoping for good news.

And with the growing number of streaming shows, we've also created&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/canceled-renewed-and-limited-streaming-series-2022-see-the-full-list-195681" rel="" target="_blank">an easy-to-navigate canceled/renewed guide</a> tracking all of the major streaming titles, such as Apple TV+'s The Morning Show, Disney+'s MCU, Paramount+'s Yellowstone&nbsp;franchise and more, so head on over there for the latest intel.&nbsp;

As&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/canceled-renewed-and-limited-streaming-series-2022-see-the-full-list-195681" target="_blank">pickups and cancellations</a>&nbsp;continue to roll out over the next several months for the networks' primetime&nbsp;programming, we'll&nbsp;update this list regularly with all the latest news. So, to keep up to date on all things renewed, canceled or on the bubble,&nbsp;bookmark this page and check back here often to learn whether your&nbsp;favorite network shows were picked up or banished to the TV graveyard!

<h2>ABC</h2>

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Renewed: 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/abbott-elementary-renewed-for-season-3-after-winning-big-at-2023-golden-globes-197186" rel="" target="_blank">Abbott Elementary</a> - Season 3 
American Idol - Season 21 (premieres Feb. 19) 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/the-bachelor-zach-shallcross-announced-as-season-27-lead-190345" rel="" target="_blank">The Bachelor</a> - Season 27 
Celebrity Family Feud - Season 9 
Claim to Fame - Season 2 
Press Your Luck - Season 5 
The Wonder Years - Season 2 (premieres summer)

Canceled: 
Avalon&nbsp;(scrapped after straight-to-series order)

Final Season: 
A Million Little Things (premieres Feb. 8)

New Series for 2023: 
The Company You Keep (premieres Feb. 19) 
Not Dead Yet (premieres Feb. 8) 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/ramon-rodriguez-solves-crimes-in-style-watch-the-promo-for-abc-drama-will-trent-exclusive-194108" rel="" target="_blank">Will Trent</a>&nbsp;

To Be Determined: 
Alaska Daily 
Bachelor in Paradise&nbsp; 
The Bachelorette&nbsp; 
Big Sky 
Celebrity Wheel of Fortune 
The Conners 
The Goldbergs 
The Good Doctor 
Grey's Anatomy 
Home Economics 
The Rookie 
The Rookie: Feds 
Shark Tank 
Station 19

<h2>CBS</h2>

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Renewed: 
Bob Hearts Abishola -&nbsp;Season 5 
The Equalizer - through Season 4 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/fbi-fbi-international-and-fbi-most-wanted-renewed-for-two-more-seasons-at-cbs-183761" rel="" target="_blank">FBI</a> - through Season 6 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/fbi-fbi-international-and-fbi-most-wanted-renewed-for-two-more-seasons-at-cbs-183761" rel="" target="_blank">FBI: International</a> - through Season 3 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/fbi-fbi-international-and-fbi-most-wanted-renewed-for-two-more-seasons-at-cbs-183761" rel="" target="_blank">FBI: Most Wanted</a> - through Season 5 
Fire Country - Season 2 
Ghosts - Season 3 
The Neighborhood -&nbsp;Season 6 
So Help Me Todd - Season 2 
Survivor - through Season 44 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/young-sheldon-renewed-for-three-more-seasons-163159" rel="" target="_blank">Young Sheldon</a> - through Season 7

Canceled: 
TBD

Final Season: 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/ncis-la-canceled-season-14-197737" rel="" target="_blank">NCIS: Los Angeles</a>&nbsp;

New Series for 2023: 
True Lies (premieres March 1)

To Be Determined: 
Blue Bloods 
CSI: Vegas 
East New York 
NCIS 
NCIS: Hawaii 
S.W.A.T.

<h2>The CW</h2>

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Renewed: 
All American -&nbsp;Season 6

Canceled: 
Tom Swift

Final Season: 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/the-flash-ending-with-shortened-season-9-188360" rel="" target="_blank">The Flash</a> (premieres Feb. 8) 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/cws-nancy-drew-to-end-with-season-4-193412" rel="" target="_blank">Nancy Drew</a> (premieres May 31) 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/riverdale-to-end-after-season-7-184389" rel="" target="_blank">Riverdale</a> (premieres March 29) 
DC's Stargirl

New Series for 2023: 
Gotham Knights (premieres March 14)

To Be Determined: 
All American: Homecoming 
Kung Fu 
Superman &amp; Lois (Season 3 premieres March 14) 
Walker 
Walker: Independence 
The Winchesters

<h2>Fox</h2>

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Renewed: 
Bob's Burgers - through Season 15 
Family Guy - through Season 23 
Fantasy Island - Season 2 
Grimsburg - through Season 2 
Krapopolis - through Season 2 
The Simpsons - through Season 36

Canceled: 
Monarch

Final Season: 
TBD

New Series for 2023: 
Accused&nbsp; 
Alert&nbsp;

To Be Determined: 
9-1-1 
9-1-1: Lone Star 
Call Me Kat 
The Cleaning Lady 
The Great North 
HouseBroken 
The Resident 
So You Think You Can Dance 
Welcome to Flatch

<h2>NBC</h2>

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Renewed: 
American Auto - Season 2 
Grand Crew - Season 2 (premieres March 3) 
La Brea - Season 3 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/magnum-pis-zachary-knighton-shares-casts-reaction-after-show-gets-new-life-at-nbc-exclusive-186694" rel="" target="_blank">Magnum P.I.</a> - Season 5 (<a href="https://www.etonline.com/magnum-pi-jay-hernandez-and-perdita-weeks-on-being-saved-by-nbc-lovely-reunion-on-set-exclusive" rel="" target="_blank">20-episode pickup</a> after CBS cancellation) 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/quantum-leap-star-says-nbc-reboot-is-a-fish-out-of-water-story-injected-with-turbo-juice-exclusive" rel="" target="_blank">Quantum Leap</a> - Season 2 
<a href="https://www.etonline.com/bryce-leatherwood-opens-up-about-the-voice-win-and-making-blake-shelton-proud-exclusive-195977" rel="" target="_blank">The Voice</a> - Season 24

Canceled:

Final Season: 
The Blacklist (Season 10 premieres Feb. 26) 
New Amsterdam

New Series for 2023: 
Found (pushed to fall) 
Night Court&nbsp; 
Untitled Mike O'Malley series (premieres 2023)

To Be Determined: 
Chicago Fire 
Chicago Med 
Chicago P.D. 
Law &amp; Order 
Law &amp; Order: Organized Crime 
Law &amp; Order: SVU 
Lopez vs. Lopez 
Young Rock

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Since 2016, <a href="https://www.etonline.com/event/hallmark-channel" rel="" target="_blank">Hallmark</a> favorites <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/nikki-deloach" rel="" target="_blank">Nikki DeLoach</a> and <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/andrew-walker" rel="" target="_blank">Andrew Walker</a> have shared the screen in four different movies across Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies &amp; Mysteries. And on Sunday, they're about to add a fifth to their mini filmography together: the second installment of their HM&amp;M mystery franchise,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/hallmark-channel-february-schedule-196613" rel="" target="_blank">Curious Caterer: Grilling Season</a>.

In the&nbsp;Curious Caterer&nbsp;sequel,&nbsp;professional caterer Goldy&nbsp;Berry (DeLoach)&nbsp;throws a lavish barbeque event for her childhood friend, acclaimed realtor Susie Craig. Later that night, she's shocked to discover that after the event, Susie's grill exploded and killed her. Goldy's professional reputation is put under fire when it comes out that she was the last one to use the grill. On a mission to clear her name, Goldy teams up&nbsp;with detective Tom Schultz (Walker) to figure out who was behind the mysterious explosion. As they go through party guests, heated gossip and dark secrets, the suspect list grows with familiar names, ranging from business partners to ex-spouses. The duo realizes that the murderer might be closer to them than they imagined.&nbsp;

For DeLoach and Walker,&nbsp;Curious Caterer: Grilling Season&nbsp;follows their previous Hallmark team-ups: 2016's A Dream of Christmas, 2017's&nbsp;The Perfect Catch,&nbsp;2020's&nbsp;Sweet Autumn&nbsp;and 2022's&nbsp;Curious Caterer: Dying for Chocolate.

"It always feels like, 'I can't believe we get to do this again. I don't know,&nbsp;Andrew, if you feel the same way, but I never take one for granted. So every single time we get to do another movie together, it just feels like&nbsp;we were handed this incredible gift yet again," DeLoach told ET over Zoom recently.&nbsp;

"The beautiful thing about working with Nikki is that we could work together 20, 30 times, but I feel like we both come into it with fresh eyes constantly," Walker said. "I think that's what's so cool about working with Nikki is that we're always trying to elevate each other and the story and our characters. This project, we worked with Nikki's acting coach, which we didn't do for the first one, and we scratched the surface on&nbsp;how the relationship could eventually evolve. That's the really neat thing about working with Nikki is that I could do it a hundred times with her and it's still fresh because she has this work ethic and this excitement and this passion for what she does that we both are very similar."

Ahead of Sunday's premiere of the movie (watch ET's exclusive clip above), the duo previewed their latest project together, why they're inspired by Hallmark's direction and what else they have in store for fans.

ET: This is another movie with the two of you sharing the screen again. Does it feel like old hat at this point?

Nikki DeLoach: We both like challenges. We always love to challenge ourselves, whether it's health and working out or our mindset or our work or parenting, whatever it is. We are so similar; from the first movie, it was like, "You, me, this is it."

Andrew Walker: We're doing this.

DeLoach: Because when yo&nbsp;meet that person that reflects your work ethic and how you like to move through the world and your work and also how you like to treat people, that was a big thing. It's so important to me to be kind and professional and to be a team player and to come in and appreciate your crew and your director and everybody involved. And Andrew, that's how he comes onto a set too. So I think we also have that in common. We both care very much about making sure that people are treated with the respect and kindness that they deserve.&nbsp;I will say on this last one, I had even more fun than the first one. Did you, Andrew?

Walker: Oh yeah. It's hard to believe because the first one was just so surreal to be working with you again and to be doing this type of project as well because I really love Tom Schultz. He's different than any character I've played on Hallmark, and Goldy and Tom together and the contrast&nbsp;of who they are. I also think we had a lot of fun because we,&nbsp;again, put a lot of work into it on the front end. So we just were able to play every day that we showed up to&nbsp;set.

You're revisiting a world that you both are familiar with with Curious Caterer. On Hallmark, that&nbsp;can be seen as a bit of a rare opportunity to get to deepen your characters' backstories and journeys in a second movie.

Walker: I want to give credit to the reason why we had so much fun on this project is that is our supporting cast. They were just so good and so talented. And everybody, again, because the familiarity of the characters and the relationships that we've all formed now off- and on-camera, we're just able to play a lot more. And so you really see that&nbsp;in a lot of the supporting characters.

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You mentioned it being more&nbsp;fun making&nbsp;this movie versus the first one. Can you elaborate on that?&nbsp;

DeLoach: Sometimes when you write something, especially the first time you begin to write characters, an actor picks up your writing off the page and then they do something with it that is unique to them. So then when you get a chance to bring those characters back to life, you've watched the movie, you've seen what they've done with the material, how they play together.&nbsp;I think what the writer did, which was so smart, is he picked up on the fact that Andrew and I naturally banter. We naturally ping-pong back and forth and we like to find comedic moments wherever we can. So coming into the next one, all of that chemistry was elevated.&nbsp;In the second one, we had really honed in on a lot of the stuff that already worked. So, like Andrew said, we were coming to set just really ready to play because a lot of that work that you do, that heavy lifting that you do in the beginning was set and it was done.

Walker: Along the lines of what Nikki was saying too, "How would Goldy react to this? How would Tom react to this?" I think so much of that also is those questions are answered, not so much for the viewers, but also for us playing the characters with the introduction of new characters in the story. So I learned more about my backstory through the introduction of my ex. And hearing about her, why we broke up and seeing the way&nbsp;the actress played Jessamin, she was amazing. And then I was starting, I'm like, I'm thinking in my head, I can't believe Tom Schultz was with a girl like this. So there's like, there's a backstory to Tom now that I've identified and I start to play with.

And also just now my relationship with Riley's character, with Mason, the things that irk me about him, potentially I have a little bit more fun with now. Now I know him a little bit more and I can jump on him faster. I can get on. I think the introduction of new characters along with the deepening of the relationships that we've now created on set. That alone is just like ... It's so much more fun to be able to play with that. So yeah.

I feel like every time there's an announcement of a movie with you two, I'm immediately circling it. How has your partnership evolved over the years? Because you have been working together off and on at the network.

Walker: I have to say the one beautiful thing about working with Nikki is that it's grown on-camera for sure. But Nikki, the&nbsp;information she accumulates and the wealth of knowledge that she has when it comes to acting and health and wellness and being a parent and just life in general, politics and basically everything. I think it's just life accumulating different experiences that you go through. Look, Nikki and I are both parents. We were early parents on A Dream for Christmas and we were going through that time in our life where we were like, "Oh my gosh, does your kid do this? My kid does that. And where are you at? How are you?" And we're going through changing the diapers and the teething and we've gone through all these stages together as parents and as friends and actors. So we're able to have those conversations on set.

And then Nikki has this unbelievable backstory of her being a mother and what she's gone through as a mom and which has made her this beacon of light and somebody that is somebody that we all look up to, but a lot of people look up to. So I feel really fortunate to know her and continue to just build this relationship with her on- and off-camera. And she's not too hard on the eyes either. So it's pretty easy to be on set with her and build a relationship with her in that way.&nbsp;I think it's just the evolution in being a person and a parent and you bring that to set and then you go deeper in your work.&nbsp;

DeLoach: So nice, Andrew. Thank you so much for saying that. That means so much to me. There's some people that you just meet and... it's like this, theoretically say&nbsp;we all come from stardust. And there's some people that you meet where you just came from the same star, if that makes any sense. You instantly meet them and this instant connection. Also like you've known them your whole life. For me, that's what it was with Andrew when we worked together the first time. I was like, "I've known you my whole life and the life before that and the life before that." It was kind of that feeling&nbsp;and that can't be forced.

I've been in this business since I was&nbsp;a kid. This doesn't happen all the time. Of course, you work with people that you adore and it's fun and it's great and you have a great experience, but to work with someone who you love and you love his family, and his wife and kids, and the way that he conducts himself in the world and in his life and in his job and in his work and all the things, that just doesn't happen often. So that's why I said in the beginning that every time we get to come together and do another movie, I'm literally like, "I can't believe we get to do this again. This is so amazing." How lucky are we? We're so lucky.

Walker: We're so lucky. Yeah.

Clearly, it's working because they keep bringing you guys back together.

DeLoach: That's the fans. And I have to say, the first Christmas convention&nbsp;that we did, I probably met 4,000 people, and 3,950 of them told me that Andrew and I were their favorites, us together specifically. And that has not stopped. It's like every time we do a Christmas convention, "You and Andrew together are my favorite. When are you doing another movie?."

Walker: Yeah, same deal. People coming over and saying, "Andrew, oh my gosh, great to meet you. But Nikki and you, you guys, you two are just..." It's amazing. Look, it's awesome to work with Nikki, but should I be surprised that all the fans always want us to come back? Because it's too good to be true.&nbsp;But to double down on what Nikki said before, it's funny, I get some witchy women that come over to my booth sometimes and they're like, "I've done your reading and Nikki and you were brother and sister in a previous life."

DeLoach: 100 percent.

Walker: And I've heard this from multiple people that don't even know each other that have done readings on us. It makes so much sense.

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What do you want fans to know about Curious Caterer:&nbsp;Grilling Season?&nbsp;What should they expect when they tune in?

Walker: I think Hallmark has their cozy mysteries and then they have Curious Caterer. And Curious Caterer is not a cozy mystery. This is an action-packed thrill ride that fans might be a little surprised about some things that happen in this movie, but we have the ability here to bring something a little different to Hallmark and we're towing that line of a dramatic, thrilling, suspense&nbsp;movie that still has the good feels. But it's edgy.

DeLoach: People just have to pop their popcorn or pour their glass of wine or whatever it is when they like to just kick back and get ready to escape for 90 minutes. But I think be ready to have fun. Let yourself go along for the ride. You're going to laugh. There are some very dramatic moments. As Andrew said, there's some surprising moments, but it's just fun. So that's what I would say. Just get ready to turn off the monkey mind for a second and go for a little bit of a ride and have fun with us.

There's a quick joke about Andrew's pecs in this movie and in Three Wise Men and a Baby, it opened with you being shirtless. Is that now in your contract?&nbsp;

Walker: Well, not after my week at Sundance that I was just at!

DeLoach: Well, actually,&nbsp;I can't say anything. I'm just going to say contractually moving forward,&nbsp;all of my contracts for Curious Cater,&nbsp;one section in the contract&nbsp;says he has to take off his shirt in every movie.

Walker: Thanks, Nik. Thank you.

DeLoach: Or else I'm not going to sign on to do it:&nbsp;"There's just this one little sticking point that is a little odd. It's not a normal [ask], but..." And I'm like, "Listen, it's&nbsp;the fans. I'm speaking on behalf of the fans."

Walker: For the fans.&nbsp;Keep me honest.&nbsp;

Before I let you both go, is there anything that you would like to tease&nbsp;in terms of what's coming up for you? You are both staples in the Hallmark family, so I'm sure a lot of people are going to be wondering what you have in the works.&nbsp;

DeLoach: I don't know if we can...

Walker: Yeah, I know.

DeLoach: I'll speak on behalf of not just&nbsp;me and Andrew but what the network in terms of what this network is going to do in 2023. I don't know about you, Andrew, but I was just blown away with the movies that were made last year in 2022. I think our network executives leveled-up on every single level, not just in the depth of storytelling, the breadth of storytelling, the humor in the storytelling, diversity in our storytelling, the inclusion in our storytelling. I mean, like Andrew, Three Wise Men and a Baby broke a record. It was like the top-rated movie in 2022. That's huge for this network. And it was three male leads, which is so incredible. And then Jonathan Bennett's movie [The Holiday Sitter]. That broke barriers at our network. There's just so much good that's happening here, and I am so excited to see what we do in 2023 as a collective, as a team because the most beautiful thing about this network and what makes it different from any network I have ever been on in my life is it is truly a family. I hope our fans are excited for all that is to come in this year and I'm just so grateful that I get to be a part of it.

Walker: To echo Nikki's sentiments, it's the culture that Hallmark has created&nbsp;and the people that they've hired to put in these positions, they have just excelled in every way. And it doesn't feel like work.&nbsp;I don't think anybody really feels like they're going to work. I get paid to wait. When I'm working, I don't even need to get paid to work. It's like it's my in-between jobs. But, look, I'll leave you with... I know Nikki's doing more movies this year, and I'm doing more movies this year. I am trying my hand at producing a couple movies this year, which I'm really, really excited about. And Nikki's writing movies. So, there's three movies. There's a lot that is happening and I'm sure it's not the end of Nikki and me together in a movie. Who knows? It's all about, "Hey, everybody rally together and watch Grilling Season." And then, we'll be sure to be doing more movies.

Curious Caterer: Grilling Season&nbsp;premieres Sunday, Feb. 5 at 7 p.m. ET/PT on Hallmark Movies &amp; Mysteries.

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<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/1923" rel="" target="_blank">1923</a>&nbsp;star <a href="https://www.etonline.com/1923-premiere-recap-yellowstone-prequel-hints-at-a-major-dutton-death-196079" rel="" target="_blank">Brandon Sklenar</a>, who plays Spencer Dutton on Paramount+'s <a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/yellowstone" rel="" target="_blank">Yellowstone</a> prequel, is coming back to the homestead. The series returns from its mini break this Sunday, and after recent tragic events for the Dutton family at Yellowstone ranch, there's a lot for Spencer to contend with when he arrives&nbsp;back in&nbsp;Montana amid <a href="https://www.etonline.com/1923-james-badge-dale-john-dutton-sr-death-196742" rel="" target="_blank">his brother's death</a> and Jacob's (<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/harrison-ford" rel="" target="_blank">Harrison Ford</a>) uncertain fate.

In the last episode, Spencer learned of the devastating events&nbsp;through the letter his aunt, Cara Dutton (<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/helen-mirren" rel="" target="_blank">Helen Mirren</a>), wrote to him three months prior, desperately&nbsp;imploring him to make his way back to the family to help fight the&nbsp;brewing&nbsp;war at home.

"He's somebody who carries a lot of guilt and a lot of shame for not having reached out in so many years, and it's something that he carries with him everywhere. These tragic events also give&nbsp;him purpose," Sklenar told ET's Cassie DiLaura.&nbsp;"He's coming back with a force for sure, because he's writing what he's been guilty and shameful about for years."

"And he's also like, 'OK, I need to step into this role of protecting my family and saving my family,'" the actor said,&nbsp;"and it becomes his life&nbsp;purpose."

Up until this point, Spencer -- a World War I veteran who's struggled to fight the horrors of&nbsp;what he's experienced -- has journeyed across Africa tracking big game. (Sklenar confirmed they actually filmed his scenes in Africa.) While on his nomadic quest thousands of miles away from&nbsp;the ranch, he meets&nbsp;and falls in love with Alexandra (Julia Schlaepfer), a British woman he soon becomes engaged to.

When asked how Alexandra will fit into the picture when Spencer makes the long journey back to the ranch, Sklenar didn't seem to have any worries. "I think she'd be a good fit," he teased. "She's spunky. She's sharp. She's got some fire in her. I think Cara would love her."

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While Spencer will have the tall task of leading the Duttons' fight to defend their land amid Jacob being out of commission following the violent and fatal gunfight that took John Dutton Sr.'s life, he'll also be navigating a relatively fresh romance with Alexandra. Sklenar acknowledged that Spencer and Alexandra, at first glance, aren't the most obvious pairing and that holds some intrigue as the season progresses.

"In terms of the story, it has to be profound, right? They have a connection that they can't even explain," Sklenar said.&nbsp;"And I think that's what makes it so special because on paper, they shouldn't be together. It's a terrible decision. They're so opposite of one another. They know each other beyond measure at times, but there is something and that's kind of the magic in it. They're always trying to make sense of what they have and they can't explain it. I think that's what everybody wants."

"As the story goes on, they're only faced with challenges, but hopefully... they just become stronger for each other," he added.

Though Sklenar has yet to share the screen with Ford or Mirren on&nbsp;1923, the actor offered a hint to the future when asked what surprised him most about working with them on set.&nbsp;

"Everything," the&nbsp;Vice&nbsp;actor said. "It's wild because you can't meet them and not immediately see, especially as an actor, the body of their work when you first meet them. And it's such a lovely experience when you meet somebody who has so much weight creatively and in their careers&nbsp;and in what they've done for the industry."

"And they're just people. They have the same insecurities. They have the same worries. Everything's the same. It's comforting to know, even at that level, you're still wondering, 'Are my shoes all right?'" Sklenar recalled.&nbsp;"They're just so sweet, both of them, and in their own way. Harrison's hilarious and dry, and Helen's the sweetest, sweetest woman."

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As Sklenar tells it, he's been a big fan of Taylor Sheridan, the mastermind behind&nbsp;1923&nbsp;and the&nbsp;Yellowstone&nbsp;universe, since&nbsp;Sicario&nbsp;and&nbsp;Hell or High Water. So when the script for this role came to him -- during a backpacking trip in the Pacific Northwest, no less -- he knew he had to put himself on tape.

"I was like, 'I gotta get in this thing.' So I found a spot and taped it and sent it in. Certain things Just resonate with you, and I was like, 'I feel like this is my guy,'" he said of the part of Spencer, for which he did two months of cowboy boot camp, which included gun and weapons training, horse-riding lessons and more. "Lo and behold, flew out to Jackson Hole and met with Taylor and [director] Ben Richardson, and it clicked."

And it's paid off for Sklenar, who shared his family are "huge&nbsp;Yellowstone&nbsp;fans." 
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"That's probably the coolest thing is that they're genuine fans. They're on message boards. They're trying to figure out what's going on and they're trying to ask [me what happens]. I’m like, 'I can't tell you.' But it feels so good," he said. "I've been working for a while and to just&nbsp;have something you're proud of that your family can enjoy&nbsp;and that you know people you care about can really enjoy and they're invested in, it's such a great feeling."

1923&nbsp;returns with a new episode Sunday, Feb. 5&nbsp;on Paramount+.

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'1923': Brandon Sklenar Says Spencer Finds His 'Life Purpose' After Brother's Death (Exclusive)

<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/drew-barrymore" rel="" target="_blank">Drew Barrymore</a> is reflecting back on her decades-long career, opening up about the defining moment that changed the trajectory of her life. The actress and host of <a href="https://www.thedrewbarrymoreshow.com/" rel="" target="_blank">The Drew Barrymore Show</a>&nbsp;was promoting the Netflix kids animated series,&nbsp;Princess Power,&nbsp;in which she executive producers alongside friend&nbsp;and&nbsp;Today's <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/savannah-guthrie" rel="" target="_blank">Savannah Guthrie.</a>

"The one thing that comes immediately to mind is this moment," Barrymore told ET's Rachel Smith at the Princess Power&nbsp;junket in New York City on Monday, when asked about empowering female moments.&nbsp;

The 47-year-old said it was Guthrie's two children's books,&nbsp;Princesses Wear Pants&nbsp;and&nbsp;Princesses Save the World, that inspired her to turn it into a show.&nbsp;

"Together we got to go into this new world that I didn't know a thing about and so I feel like we're modeling the whole spirit of the show, which is girls working together, cooperating, and getting things done," Guthrie said.

"Yeah,&nbsp;and you do it together. I don't understand my or I, those are&nbsp;words that even that one letter, I feel very awkward about saying it because you don't do things in this world alone," Barrymore said. "Savannah wrote these incredible books, both New York Times bestsellers...&nbsp;and seeing that as we're&nbsp;reading the books to our kids... Her daughter inspired this and we're talking about doing a show of it and I was like, 'See, this is meant to be. People are having a connection with this type of story and if you just give&nbsp;a green light or some confidence or a you can do this&nbsp;or a symbol or a show or a character that makes you believe you can, it can change the trajectory of your life.'"

"I know creative things have done that for me in my life, not only when I was a kid but when I was in my early 20s. I did Ever After.&nbsp;I was like, 'I don't think I would be the same person without giving&nbsp;a spin on what we think a princess is supposed to be,'" Barrymore continued.

She added later that&nbsp;Ever After&nbsp;came to her during a formative period in her life.

"I was in my early 20s and then I was trying to start a company and wanted to tell stories and make films and that particular messaging that you can rescue yourself and you don't have to wait to be rescued is definitely the thing that set me up best in my life," Barrymore credited,&nbsp;"and I don't know who I would be honestly without it. It changed the way I saw the world."

"We just need to be told a change of narrative," she continued. "That can change our lives. It happened to me and if any little girls or little boys are watching [Princess Power] and feel like they can, how amazing is that?"

Guthrie said that her "girl power moment" was&nbsp;Charlie’s Angels and praised Barrymore, calling her the definition of girl power. "She's a true person, a true friend, and has cultivated this awesome posse of girls. It's awesome and that is a testament," she said. (Barrymore and Guthrie even got friendship tattoos together.)

"I've watched you being a&nbsp;Dallas Cowboys cheerleader for Halloween and then out on the plaza&nbsp;interviewing and being excited about a musician and then the next day interviewing a president," Barrymore said of Guthrie. "And the next day will text when she has to travel somewhere to deliver the world the most difficult news and I'll always be like, 'Thank God that it's you&nbsp;that has been put in this position to help heal people. I mean, that for me is sort of what it's all about. We can be a lot of different things. Nobody wants to be cornered into being one thing. Savannah is the epitome of that."

And&nbsp;Princess Power&nbsp;epitomizes all the values and lessons Barrymore and Guthrie&nbsp;hope to instill in their kids. The preschool series, according to Netflix, "is a celebration of girl power and self-expression that follows princesses of four major fruit kingdoms: Kira Kiwi, Beatrice 'Bea'&nbsp;Blueberry, Rita Raspberry&nbsp;and Penelope 'Penny'&nbsp;Pineapple. These princesses embrace their differences and become stronger together to help their fellow fruitizens and make their world a better place. Princess Power's whimsical, aspirational joy comes with a timely message: that it's not just what you wear but what you do that makes all the difference." Rita Moreno,&nbsp;Queer Eye's Tan France, Andrew Rannells, Jenna Ushkowitz and Ciera Payton are special voice guest stars.

"I like things that are cool too.&nbsp;I want there to be&nbsp;a tenacity and coolness and then sense of humor that’s not heavy or take ourselves too seriously or be precious, like there’s a spirit that has to be there and the books have that spirit. Savannah has that spirit. I’m glad that the show does too, it's everything," Barrymore said.&nbsp;

Guthrie agreed, saying Princess Power&nbsp;is "not a preachy show."&nbsp;"It's the message that’s important and I know as moms we look for content with values that align with what we would want in our kids to see. It's gotta be a good show, it's gotta be funny. This is funny, it's colorful. The adventures are incredible. It's witty, it's cute," she notes.

The 25th anniversary of Barrymore's romantic comedy with Adam Sandler, The Wedding Singer, is fast approaching on Feb. 13, and Barrymore acknowledged she and Sandler are actively discussing potentially revisiting their characters, Julie and Robbie.

"You know what, I know. I feel it too. We're talking about it," she said when asked about a possible&nbsp;Wedding Singer&nbsp;reunion in the future.

"I think it's time too. We're looking. We're definitely actively looking. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1HFa2LFH6w" rel="" target="_blank">[Adam]&nbsp;came on the show</a> and&nbsp;I picked him up in the Drewber and we did talk about how we were like, 'Oh it's coming up on 10 years.' We talked about some ideas and we're definitely in. It's&nbsp;percolating," Barrymore teased.

As for the upcoming Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, both expressed excitement over the game but also for Rihanna's anticipated halftime show.

"I cannot wait to see her, we've been missing her," Guthrie said.

"We've been talking about it on the show on 'Drew's News.' We're always talking about Rihanna's Super Bowl halftime show, any new detail that comes out, we report on it," Barrymore said, praising Rihanna as the "ultimate" representative of girl power: "She really is."

Princess Power&nbsp;is streaming now on Netflix.

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Drew Barrymore Recalls the Role That Changed Her Career and What 'Princess Power' Means to Her (Exclusive)

<a href="https://www.etonline.com/event/hallmark-channel" rel="" target="_blank">Hallmark</a> has set five new movie premieres for March with romances led by Three Wise Men and a Baby's Kimberley Sustad, Paul Campbell and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/tyler-hynes" rel="" target="_blank">Tyler Hynes</a>;&nbsp;Lucifer's&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/aimee-garcia" rel="" target="_blank">Aimee Garcia</a>;&nbsp;Kristoffer Polaha; and more;&nbsp;ET can exclusively reveal.&nbsp;

Hallmark Channel will debut three original films, including Picture of Her, which kicks off the annual "Spring Into Love" programming lineup on March 29. The romantic movie stars Rhiannon Fish and Hynes, and centers on a woman who unwittingly becomes the face of an award-winning magazine's cover and embarks on a journey to find the photographer who took her picture.

The other Hallmark Channel movies are headlined by Sustad and Brooks Darnell, in&nbsp;Game of Love,&nbsp;and Nadia Hatta and Polaha, in the soccer-themed&nbsp;Winning Team.&nbsp;

Over on Hallmark Movies &amp; Mysteries, Garcia stars in&nbsp;The Cases of Mystery Lane&nbsp;alongside Campbell, airing March 19. The pair play married couple Birdie and Alden, whose marriage is in a bit of a funk. In an effort to get out of their rut, Alden secretly takes courses to become a private investigator and soon finds himself embroiled in a murder investigation. But he discovers that the key to it all may be Birdie, but he first must come clean and his wife may also have some secrets of her own.

See <a href="https://www.etonline.com/hallmark-channel-february-schedule-196613" rel="" target="_blank">Hallmark's February lineup</a>, which features six romances and mystery movies, including the second installment in Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker's&nbsp;Curious Caterer&nbsp;series.

HALLMARK CHANNEL 
All premieres are at 8 p.m. ET/PT, unless otherwise noted.

Game of Love 
Starring: Kimberley Sustad and Brooks Darnell 
Premieres: Saturday, March 11 
Audrey (Sustad), a creative board game designer and Matthew (Darnell), a research-driven marketing consultant, are tasked with creating a new game to help players find romance. Given just weeks to deliver the project, the pair find that they have very different approaches. However, as they try to work together, they discover something they have in common: they each have a lot to learn about love.

Winning Team

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Starring: Nadia Hatta and Kristoffer Polaha 
Premieres: Saturday, March 18 
When pro soccer player Emily (Hatta) finds herself no longer in the game, she teams up with Ian (Polaha), a laid-back small-town coach, to lead her niece’s team to the playoffs.

Picture of Her&nbsp;—&nbsp;"Spring Into Love" kicks off 
Starring: Rhiannon Fish and Tyler Hynes 
Premieres: Saturday, March 25 
Beth (Fish) unwittingly becomes the subject of an award-winning magazine’s cover and goes on a quest to uncover the true identity of the mystery photographer who snapped her photo.&nbsp;

HALLMARK MOVIES &amp; MYSTERIES 
All premieres are at 7&nbsp;p.m. ET/PT.

Unexpected Grace 
Starring: Erica Durance, Michael Rady and Erica Tremblay 
Premieres: Sunday, March 12 
Grace (Tremblay) finds a note from a schoolgirl looking for a friend. Since Grace is still trying to find her place in her new hometown, she excitedly writes back and sets off a chain of events that ultimately changes the lives of three people.&nbsp;

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Starring: Paul Campbell and Aimee Garcia 
Premieres: Sunday, March 19 
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Hallmark Sets Five Movie Premieres for March: See the Schedule (Exclusive)

A new&nbsp;True Lies&nbsp;is coming to CBS, and only ET has the exclusive first look at the upcoming TV adaptation.

Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga play married couple Harry and Helen Tasker in the upcoming comedy-action series, inspired by&nbsp;the 1994 <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/arnold-schwarzenegger" rel="" target="_blank">Arnold Schwarzenegger</a>-<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/jamie-lee-curtis" rel="" target="_blank">Jamie Lee Curtis</a> film by director <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/james-cameron" rel="" target="_blank">James Cameron</a>.

In the CBS update, Howey plays a spy for the Omega Sector whose double life is accidentally discovered by his wife (Gonzaga). With his secret now out, Omega&nbsp;recruits Helen and she teams up with&nbsp;Harry and his operatives, embarking on covert missions -- all while keeping their adventures a secret from their children.

Showrunner Matt Nix offered ET an exclusive&nbsp;preview of how the series is different from the popular '90s film.

"The show starts in a very similar place. Harry and Helen are an ordinary-seeming suburban couple. He’s a computer salesman who is secretly a spy, and she is &nbsp;a little bored with her life and looking for some adventure. They wind up on a spy adventure where a lot of secrets come out, challenging and ultimately strengthening their relationship. The story isn’t exactly the same, of course," he wrote over email. "The adventure’s in a different place, the bad guys are very different&nbsp;and a big part of the show is Helen’s discovery that she has some skills that are surprisingly useful in the world of espionage. The show winds up focusing more on their partnership after Helen is brought into Omega Sector as a spy, and how that affects their relationship. So I’d say it’s different, but I’m confident that fans of the film will recognize that the series was made by fellow fans."

In the official poster, which ET exclusively debuts, Howey and Gonzaga's&nbsp;Harry and Helen, dressed to the nines,&nbsp;are tied up with their backs against each other as they find themselves in quite a precarious situation.

He credited Howey and Gonzaga's onscreen chemistry for breathing new life into&nbsp;True Lies, acknowledging that their spark is "different" from Schwarzenegger and Curtis' in the movie.&nbsp;

"At the same time, I think they’re very similar at a deep level," Nix explained.&nbsp;"They’re both sexy, fun couples who are grappling with the realities of marriage in a high-octane, high-stakes world. Jamie Lee and Arnold were hilarious working through a marital spat in the middle of a terrorist attack. Steve and Ginger do the same thing in their own way."

See the exclusive&nbsp;True Lies&nbsp;poster below.

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"We had a lot of fun making True Lies and I think it shows," Nix said of what viewers can expect when they tune in.&nbsp;"In a time when the news is pretty heavy and there are a lot of challenges in the world, we aim to be a bright spot, a fun hour in the week. It’s an over-the top action comedy, to be sure, but at the same time we’re dealing with real issues that couples and families face. How do you balance work and family? How do you raise your kids with the right values? How do you keep the spark alive? We’ve worked hard to find a balance between big action, fun comedy, and real emotional connection. It’s a show about people like you… who just happen to be international super-spies."

From Nix and Cameron, who serves as an executive producer, the series also stars Erica Hernandez, Omar Miller, Mike O'Gorman, Annabella Didion and Lucas Jaye.

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In October 2022,&nbsp;Schwarzenegger reunited with Curtis to celebrate her receiving a star on the&nbsp;Hollywood Walk of Fame, <a href="https://www.etonline.com/jamie-lee-curtis-and-arnold-schwarzenegger-have-true-lies-reunion-at-her-hand-and-footprint" rel="" target="_blank">holding a True Lies&nbsp;reunion</a> nearly three decades later.

True Lies&nbsp;premieres Wednesday, March 1 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

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'True Lies': Harry and Helen Tasker Are Caught in a Bind in First Look at CBS Reboot (Exclusive)

It's the ultimate&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/fbi" rel="" target="_blank">FBI</a>&nbsp;team-up!&nbsp;FBI, <a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/fbi-most-wanted" rel="" target="_blank">FBI: International</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/fbi-most-wanted" rel="" target="_blank">FBI: Most Wanted</a>&nbsp;are joining forces for a three-hour global crossover event, it was&nbsp;announced Tuesday.

The crossover will kick off Tuesday, April 4 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS with International, followed by FBI&nbsp;and ending with Most Wanted. The episodes will also be available to stream on Paramount+.

Details on the global case will be announced in the following weeks.

FBI's <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/missy-peregrym" rel="" target="_blank">Missy Peregrym</a> (Agent Maggie Bell),&nbsp;International's <a href="https://www.etonline.com/fbi-international-star-and-producer-break-down-scotts-unexpected-family-reunion-exclusive-178656" rel="" target="_blank">Luke Kleintank</a> (Agent Scott Forrester) and&nbsp;Most Wanted's <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/dylan-mcdermott" rel="" target="_blank">Dylan McDermott</a> (Agent Remy Scott) made a special video announcement as their characters to tease the upcoming crossover.

Watch the video below.

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“As the FBIs continue to dominate on Tuesday nights, we are excited to reward our devoted fans with this special three-hour global crossover event that will bring these three heroic -- and popular – teams together for a second time,” said Eric Kim, executive vice president of current programs for CBS Entertainment and CBS Studios. “Our April 4 crossover event will be a non-stop thrilling experience that will keep viewers engaged in ways that only Dick Wolf’s FBI&nbsp;world can.”

This is the second&nbsp;FBI&nbsp;crossover for the franchise. The first three-show event took place Sept. 21, 2021 and helped launch season 4 of&nbsp;FBI, season 3 of&nbsp;Most Wanted&nbsp;and the series debut of&nbsp;International,&nbsp;which largely films in Budapest and other cities in&nbsp;Europe.

This will be the first FBI&nbsp;crossover for McDermott, <a href="https://www.etonline.com/dylan-mcdermott-joins-fbi-most-wanted-following-julian-mcmahons-exit-178280" rel="" target="_blank">who joined&nbsp;Most Wanted&nbsp;last spring</a>; Edwin Hodge, who boarded&nbsp;Most Wanted&nbsp;this season; and Eva-Jane Willis, who joined&nbsp;International&nbsp;this season.

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'FBI' Franchise Teams Up for Global Three-Show Crossover

<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/meghan-trainor" rel="" target="_blank">Meghan Trainor</a> swings by <a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/how-i-met-your-father" rel="" target="_blank">How I Met Your Father</a> -- and she's birthing quite an entrance!

The singer and TV personality, who&nbsp;just&nbsp;announced <a href="https://www.etonline.com/meghan-trainor-is-pregnant-with-baby-no-2-see-her-sweet-announcement-198161" rel="" target="_blank">she's expecting baby No. 2</a>, guest stars in a new episode, which drops Tuesday on Hulu, as Ramona, the pregnant&nbsp;upstairs neighbor of Sophie's (<a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/hilary-duff" rel="" target="_blank">Hilary Duff</a>) in apartment 5C, who hires her to take photos of her home birth.

In ET's exclusive sneak peek from the latest installment, titled "Midwife Crisis," Ramona -- who's gone into early labor -- knocks on Sophie's door telling her that she's, well, gone into early labor.

"Why don't you grab your stuff and come on up?" Ramona asks Sophie, clearly&nbsp;uncomfortable as she holds her belly.&nbsp;

Turns out, Sophie may have signed up for more than she bargained for.

"The midwife's running late so you're OK setting up the birthing towel, right?" Ramona confirms to Sophie, who can only look back in shock. "Since you've shot a bunch of home births?"

As the contractions continue to get stronger, Ramona decides to leave, immediately regretting coming down in the first place. After she's gone, Valentina (Francia Raisa), who's been witness to the entire exchange, asks one very important&nbsp;question. Watch ET's exclusive clip above to see what happens next.

In the near future, Sophie is telling her son the story of how she met his father: a story that catapults us back to the present where Sophie and her close-knit group of friends are in the midst of figuring out who they are, what they want out of life, and how to fall in love in the age of dating apps and limitless options. Kim Cattrall plays older Sophie in the series and serves as narrator.

Recently, ET spoke with&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/how-i-met-your-mother" rel="" target="_blank">How I Met Your Mother</a>'s <a href="https://www.etonline.com/people/jason-segel" rel="" target="_blank">Jason Segel</a> about whether <a href="https://www.etonline.com/jason-segel-reveals-if-he-would-make-a-how-i-met-your-father-cameo-exclusive-198097" rel="" target="_blank">he'd be open to appearing on the spinoff</a> following <a href="https://www.etonline.com/how-i-met-your-father-neil-patrick-harris-makes-surprise-cameo-in-season-2-premiere-197884" rel="" target="_blank">Neil Patrick Harris' surprise season 2 cameo</a> and <a href="https://www.etonline.com/how-cobie-smulders-how-i-met-your-father-cameo-was-kept-a-secret-from-the-cast-exclusive-180897" rel="" target="_blank">Cobie Smulder's appearance in the freshman finale</a>.

"Those people changed my life and I would do anything they ever asked me to," Segel said.

New episodes of How I Met Your Father&nbsp;drop Tuesdays on Hulu.

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'How I Met Your Father': Meghan Trainor Asks for Sophie's Help After Going Into Early Labor (Exclusive)

<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/star-trek-picard" rel="" target="_blank">Star Trek: Picard</a>&nbsp;debuted its official trailer for the third and final season on Sunday, revealing two new characters who will be joining in on Jean-Luc Picard's adventures.

The trailer, which played on CBS and Paramount+ during Sunday's AFC Championship Game between the&nbsp;Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals, introduced Outlander's Ed Speleers and 12 Monkeys' Todd Stashwick into the&nbsp;Star Trek&nbsp;universe.

Speleers plays a new series regular who aids Beverly Crusher’s (Gates McFadden) medical efforts on worlds Starfleet has forgotten, while Stashwick portrays the&nbsp;captain of the USS Titan in a recurring role.

The final season of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/star-trek-next-generation-stars-to-reunite-with-patrick-stewart-on-picard-season-3-182107" rel="" target="_blank">Picard&nbsp;reunites Patrick Stewart with his&nbsp;Next Generation&nbsp;castmates</a>, including McFadden,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.etonline.com/tv/levar-burton" rel="" target="_blank">LeVar Burton</a>&nbsp;as Geordi La Forge, Michael Dorn as Worf, Jonathan Frakes as William Riker, Marina Sirtis as Deanna Troi, and Brent Spiner as Data.

Watch the trailer below.

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"In this particular season, one of the north stars that we were following was that Jean-Luc Picard and his&nbsp;Next Generation&nbsp;cast never got a final send-off. It felt like after&nbsp;Star Trek: Nemesis, there wanted to be one more final story and we were faced with a really unique opportunity to do one last story&nbsp;telling a&nbsp;Picard&nbsp;story, a&nbsp;very personal story, but how better to end that journey with than to look back at the beginning and to bring his friends and family from&nbsp;Next Generation," showrunner Terry Matalas <a href="https://www.etonline.com/patrick-stewart-says-star-trek-picard-leaves-doors-open-in-final-season-197016" rel="" target="_blank">said in January</a> at the Television Critics Association press tour.&nbsp;"So there is a strong sense of conclusion to that particular storyline."

Though season 3 marks an end, Stewart said not all questions are answered by&nbsp;the time all 10 episodes roll out.

"If we can maintain the work, the quality that we did on season 1, 2 and 3 of&nbsp;Picard,&nbsp;then absolutely, yes, because there is still enormous potential for narrative in what we've been doing," Stewart said. "And there are doors left open still. And we didn't close all of them, I think. It was very smart. So yes, yes."

In the final season,&nbsp;a desperate message from a long-lost friend draws Starfleet legend Admiral Jean-Luc Picard (Stewart) into the most daring mission of his life, forcing him to recruit allies spanning generations old and new. This final adventure sets him on a collision course with the legacy of his past and explosive, new revelations that will alter the fate of the Federation forever.

Star Trek: Picard&nbsp;premieres its final season Thursday, Feb. 16 on Paramount+.

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