CBS's S.W.A.T., the police procedural series, is based on the 1975 television show of the same name, created by Aaron Rahsaan Thomas and Shawn Ryan.

However, if you want to watch Watson live, you’ll want to opt for the Paramount Plus with Showtime plan. That’s $12.99 a month or $119.99 per year, which provides you with a local live stream of your ...

Morris Chestnut has a great track record on network television, so I was very excited to hear about his return to lead ...

Watson Season 1 Episode 1 sees Morris Chestnut's shirtless take on a classic character that breathes new life into an old ...

Morris Chestnut stars as Dr. John Watson in this medical drama that is a warmer, fuzzier version of "House," another Sherlock Holmes-derived series.

VANCOUVER, Canada Turns out Pittsburgh is big enough for two TV medical dramas. Three weeks after streaming service Max debuted “The Pitt,” set at a fictionalized version of Allegheny General Hospital ...

Famed antagonist Moriarty has a part to play in the show, with Chestnut describing him as having the ability to "be places ...

There is no point to CBS’s utterly stale procedural “Watson.” It thinks it’s clever but isn’t. The writing is in shambles.

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Besides Morris Chestnut, the CBS show consists of impressive performances from a talented ensemble cast comprising Rochelle Aytes, Peter Mark Kendall, Ritchie Coster, Eve Harlow, and Inga Schlingmann.

There is quite a bit of nonsense at the outset, explaining how Watson left his soon-to-be ex-wife, Mary (Rochelle Aytes), to help Holmes crack cases in London for two years, only to suffer a ...

Like “House,” it sees a genius doctor (in this case Morris Chestnut’s Dr. John Watson) diagnose medical mysteries with help ...