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Congratulations are in order for Revenge alums Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman.

The former Emily Thorne actress took to Instagram Saturday to share that she and Bowman are expecting their second child together.

In a series of photos on the social media platform, we see VanCamp sporting a baby bump as she poses in front of a wall.

In another photo, Bowman and their daughter, Iris, are present.

“Not long now.. Ready when you are little love...

Exclusive: Ruchi Narain was obsessed with ABC’s early 2010s drama Revenge — so much so that she spent years trying to land the rights to remake the Mike Kelley show in India.

“I was addicted to the show,” she recalled during an exclusive interview. “From when I saw episode one a decade ago, I thought that this is it — something that should be taken to the Indian audience.”

Now that’s finally come to pass, with Disney+ Hotstar in December ordering a remake, Karmma Calling, from R.A.T. Studios. Narain has the led the adaptation process, and the screenwriter and director has told Deadline the story of how she approached the trials and tribulations of porting the Hamptons to Mumbai high society.

But first, it’s worth exploring exactly how the series came about. Narain, known for hit Indian films such as Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi and Netflix’s 2020 feature Guilty,...

Was that an episode of This Is Us disguised as The Walking Dead?

Despite some big swings in the storytelling department, The Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 18 paid tribute to the past as our survivors questioned what comes next. It was one of the most emotional installments yet.

The series finally embraces the fact that the end is nigh, and most of the characters are accounted for. What more could we want?

Pamela is a tough nut to crack, but now, we're in the know about how she was forced to run the community because of her family ties.

It's not easy to tell someone to fulfill a legacy, especially if they don't want to, and it was hard not to feel sorry for Sebastian.

If you watch The Walking Dead online, you know he's wicked as hell, but he's also a product of the corruption behind the scene of this...

At this point, what soul in Rivervale hasn't been corrupted? It was easy pickings for Mr. Cypher.

The devil made his way to town on Riverdale Season 6 Episode 3 with plenty of tempting offers. Some chaos, some shady deals, and some promises of big success.

No one held back when the evil deals were dangled in front of them. The third chapter of Rivervale's five-part event embraced its devilishly fun dark side!

It was only a matter of time before the devil arrived in Rivervale. Cheryl had previously toyed with "Faustian" deals on Riverdale Season 6 Episode 1, so we got an early tease of what it could be like with his presence.

Mr. Cypher was an interesting villain. He had the same sophistication and swagger as Lucifer Morningstar from Netflix's Lucifer, but he wasn't as involved or charismatic. This "devil" always seemed to be at arm's length from everyone.

I liked...

It’s been 10 years since audiences first met Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) in her quest for revenge on the wealthy Grayson family, who she believed were responsible not only for her father going to prison, but also for his death.

Loosely based on “The Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexandre Dumas, the series, aptly titled “Revenge,” ran for four seasons on ABC, from 2011-2015. It followed Emily (real name Amanda Clarke) as she moved to the Hamptons to carry out her plan, only to become more embroiled with the Graysons than she ever could have expected – and uncovering more secrets about her father than she ever knew possible.

Here, the cast and crew talk about the series’ overnight success, the confines of network television and about the departure of a key figure integral to the show’s DNA.

Mike Kelley (creator and showrunner): I met with Channing Dungey, who...

On September 21st, 2011, Revenge premiered on ABC. The show focused on protagonist Emily Thorne's (Emily VanCamp) quest for revenge against those who framed her father for terrorism. It lasted four successful and thrilling seasons.

It's been ten years since we first saw Emily hold that red sharpie, and while August 8th is considered Revenge Day by some, we couldn't let this ten-year anniversary pass without paying tribute to this iconic show.

TV Fanatic Staff Writers Leora Waltuch, Laura Nowack, and Paul Daily got together to discuss what they loved, what they hated, and whether or not we want a reboot. 

Laura: It's hard to believe it's been ten years. 

Paul: Yeah.

Leora: Think back to that day ten years ago. What was your initial impression of the show?

Laura: I liked the mystery aspect, which stayed for three seasons and then left on Revenge Season 4.

Leora: Revenge Season 4 was definitely the weakest season.

Remember when everyone you knew was watching Revenge?  Created by Mike Kelley, the ABC hit drama premiered on Sept. 21, 2011, instantly becoming the biggest new show of the year. Centered on Emily VanCamp's Emily Thorne, the irresistible guilty pleasure was packed with vengeful adventures, non-stop twists, Emily's feud with Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe) and juicy love triangle. Were you Team Jack or Team Daniel? Just kidding, we all know everyone was secretly rooting for Nolan (Gabriel Mann) all along. Emily's mission ultimately came to an end after four seasons, with VanCamp going on to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe and marry one of her Revenge co-stars. Meanwhile, the actress who...

Ten years ago, executive producer/creator/writer Mike Kelley rejuvenated the primetime soap opera with the ABC series Revenge. The serial drama, which debuted September 21, 2011, and quickly became a guilty pleasure, told the story of Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp), a former Hamptonite who returned to seek revenge against the wealthy Grayson family and their various hangers-on. Armed with a burning desire for justice, unlimited financial resources, and a pack of red Sharpies, Emily (born Amanda Clarke) eliminated individuals who had framed her father, David Clarke (James Tupper), for conspiring with the terrorists who brought down Flight 197, killing all 247 souls on board. Emily couldn’t account for every contingency, but the fun was watching her take control and remain two steps ahead of her adversaries—especially Victoria Grayson, played by the unparalleled Madeleine Stowe. ( Colleen Hayes/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images) TV Insider sat down with Kelley for a retrospective,...

The Resident is losing its leading lady.

Per Deadline, Emily VanCamp is checking out of the Fox medical drama after four seasons in the role of Nic Nevin.

The outlet states that VanCamp asked to be released from her contract at the end of The Resident Season 4.

There was a desire for the actress to come back in a guest-starring role to wrap up her character's arc, but it did not work out.

With no indication about how the character will be written out, fans have already been questioning what the recently released promo means.

The promo shows a lot of intense drama for the characters, and there are even hints that the show could be giving Nic a permanent exit by the way of death.

VanCamp revealed last week that she and her husband, Josh Bowman, had welcomed their first child, Iris.

The actress opted to keep the pregnancy private,...

There's something about a mysterious anti-hero that makes you want to root for them.

Think of Catwoman from DC, Black Widow from Marvel, and Severus Snape from the Harry Potter series. Their actions are questionable, and their motives are hidden, but even their villainous side gets the love along with their hero traits. It's so wrong to root for them, but it feels so right!

In the world of Netflix's Girl from Nowhere, that moniker goes to Nanno.

Not much is really known about Nanno or her mysterious ways. You're not quite sure if you can trust her, but there always seems to be a hidden agenda under the surface.

On Girl from Nowhere Season 1 and Girl from Nowhere Season 2, Nanno is this ageless supernatural character in the form of a schoolgirl. She randomly travels from school to school in Thailand, enacting some form of lesson.

Cheating scandals, dangerous ambitions,...

Warning: This interview contains spoilers from The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 3, “The Power Broker.”

Agent Sharon Carter, we hardly knew thee, is essentially what it boils down to after seeing Captain America’s former flame show up in Episode 3 of Disney+/Marvel’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

While still showing an ability to get a guy out of tricky situation — similar to how she saved Captain America in his second movie, she saves Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes from a bunch of bounty hunters several times over in Episode 3– Carter is a little jaded; on the run from the U.S., hiding out in the Pan Pacific island city of Madripoor.

“So much has changed. Everything that used to motivate Sharon Carter is no longer. That’s pretty evident in Episode 3 off the bat, when we see her. Clearly Sharon’s been through it, and isn’t too happy about that.

Here's hoping that Christa B. Allen will view her Revenge reunion invite from the standpoint of "better late than never."  After the actress shared via Instagram on Monday, Jan. 25 that she wasn't pleased to have been left off the invite list to join her former Revenge co-stars during an upcoming virtual event, the reunion's organizer tells E! News exclusively that the omission was based on limitations of the platform and was not intended to be taken personally.  The reunion had previously been scheduled for Feb. 6 and featured four of the leads: Emily VanCamp (Emily Thorne), Nick Wechsler (Jack Porter), Josh Bowman (Daniel Grayson) and Barry Sloane...

Japanese actress Sei Ashina was found dead in her Tokyo apartment Monday. Her agency and Tokyo police confirmed to Japanese media that she died by suicide. Ashina was 36.

Beginning her career as a model, Ashina made her acting debut in TBS’ 2002 drama The Tail of Happiness (Shiawase no Shippo). In 2007, she was cast as the Japanese lead in François Girard’s Silk, a historical drama starring Michael Pitt and Keira Knightley as a 19th century French silkworm smuggler and his wife who journey to Japan.

Other credits include TV series Nanase: The Psychic Wanderers, Aibo: Tokyo Detective Duo, The Emperor’s Cook, Daisy Luck, Hand of God and this year’s Theseus no fune (Ship of Theseus) and the January theatrical release AI Hokai (AI Amok), among many others. She provided the voice for the character Emily Thorne in the Japanese-language version of the 2011 American series Revenge.

Ashina’s body...

Ashina Sei, an established actor in high demand for TV dramas and films, was discovered dead in her Tokyo apartment Monday. Both Tokyo police and her agency have confirmed that she died of suicide, age 36.

Born in 1983 in Fukushima Prefecture as Igarashi Aya, she came to Tokyo while still a teenager and soon found work as a fashion model. She made her acting debut in 2002 in the TBS network drama “The Tail of Happiness” (“Shiawase no Shippo”). Beating nearly 800 other hopefuls, Ashina was cast as the Japanese lead in the 2007 François Girard historical drama “Silk,” a Japanese, Canadian and Italian co-production.

She accumulated numerous TV and film credits in the past decade, including a lead role in the 2010 Kazuya Konaka drama “Nanase: The Psychic Wanderers” and a continuing role from 2017 to this year in the popular TV Asahi series “Aibo: Tokyo Detective Duo,” whose 19th season will air from October.

Through her series Everwood and Brothers & Sisters, Emily VanCamp had gotten the reputation of being a “good girl” in her roles. That’s why she relished landing the character of Emily Thorne, a young woman bent on avenging her father’s death, on the show Revenge. Over the show’s four seasons, she proved herself to be [...]

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Main characters can be overrated. There, I said it.

The problem with main characters is that there’s so much pressure placed on them to be likable.

Sometimes the added pressure works in a character's favor, but other times, the extra attention turns what could have been an admirable lead into one that either falls flat or appears too overdeveloped.

That's rarely the case with sidekicks as they are quite literally created with the intention of propping up said main character

Now, that isn't to say the role of a sidekick is easy; their job is especially difficult as they bear a handful of responsibilities. They’re known as supporting and secondary characters that assist the main character, break the ice in tense situations using comedic relief, give advice, and clean up messes.

They also have the ability to raise the stakes of a show without outshining the lead.

Except...

These characters helped define an entire decade of television -- maybe not for everyone, but certainly for our TV Fanatic staff and readers!

Please remember that with have almost two dozen favorites lists that we couldn't showcase every show on every list, so we parsed them out a bit to make it more fun.

And these lists are not in any particular order. They're in the order the entries were received by TV Fanatic staff, so don't read into them!

To qualify, a show that began in another decade had to be airing during the decade, run a larger number of seasons from 2010 through 2019 if it started before 2010 or run the entire decade. Here we go!

Walter White, Breaking Bad - AMC (2008-2013)

The protagonist of one of the most critically acclaimed shows of all time, Walter White is a true testament to the power of long-form storytelling. Beginning as a sympathetic good guy,...

And the list goes on! For this decade's list, we're focusing on unforgettable friendships. No, we didn't get them all, but these friends sure stand out among the rest!

Please remember that with have almost two dozen favorites lists that we couldn't showcase every show on every list, so we parsed them out a bit to make it more fun.

And these lists are not in any particular order. They're in the order the entries were received by TV Fanatic staff, so don't read into them!

To qualify, a show that began in another decade had to be airing during the decade, run a larger number of seasons from 2010 through 2019 if it started before 2010 or run the entire decade. Here we go!

Scott & Stiles: Teen Wolf - MTV (2011-2017)

The friendship between Scott and Stiles was always at the front and center of Teen Wolf.

They were beloved by many...

Emily Thorne/Amanda Clarke's twisted tale of revenge is over, but ABC is poised to kick off a new iteration of Revenge. 

We reported earlier this month that a brand new series set in the same universe of 2011-15 TV original is officially in the works. 

The new iteration follows a young Latinx immigrant who arrives in Malibu seeks revenge on a "Sackler-Esque pharmaceutical dynasty, whose insatiable greed lead to the murder of her biochemist mother, the destruction of her family, and a global epidemic."

The most intriguing aspect of a potential sequel is that a character from the original would be on board to guide this young woman on her mission. 

No details have been revealed about who will be back, but that doesn't mean we can't chat about who should return in some capacity for the sequel. 

The series was filled with colorful characters, and that's why...

ABC is not done with Revenge after all.

Deadline is reporting that the broadcast network is developing a reboot of the hit 2011-15 TV series.

This new take comes from the original series creator and Executive Producer Mike Kelley, and writer-producer Joe Fazzio.

Both Kelley and Fazzio pen the pilot. It features the story of a young Latinx immigrant who arrives in Malibu to dole out some revenge on a "Sackler-Esque pharmaceutical dynasty, whose insatiable greed lead to the murder of her biochemist mother, the destruction of her family, and a global epidemic."

What's intriguing is that a beloved character from the original series is staging a comeback to guide this young woman on her pathway to exact revenge.

As for which character that is, we don't know yet. Given that there were rumblings that a spin-off series featuring Gabriel Mann's Nolan Ross, then...

It doesn't matter what side of the good vs. evil divide they land on, characters who hold grudges are some of our favorites, especially when they won't let them go. 

Related: 13 Characters We'd Never Ask to Be Our Valentines

As a noun, a grudge is defined as a persistent feeling of ill will or resentment resulting from a past insult or injury. 

In the realm of TV, sometimes it's easy to spot a particular moment or incident in these character's pasts that'll leave them with these emotions. Other times, it's a little harder to define. 

Related: 21 Characters Who Carried the Show On Their Backs

Here are 23 grudgeholders that have graced our television screens. 

1. Emily Thorne (Revenge) Let's start off with the epitome of grudgeholders, Emily Thorne. Better known as Amanda Clarke, she returned to the Hamptons to get revenge for her father's wrongful imprisonment and death. Throughout four seasons she...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about shows including Supergirl, The Conners, Criminal Minds and A Million Little Things!

1 | Anyone else feel like the “rocks” that MacGyver and the thieves made such a fuss about climbing over could have just been walked around? Also, how could Mac not foresee the lead bad guy killing his two cohorts because of his one-man sled answer?

2 | If Black Monday‘s Blair is a geek who developed a fancy trading algorithm, couldn’t Andrew Rannells have...

It's a very Revenge wedding! Well, without the revenge part, thankfully. Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman, who played couple Emily Thorne and Daniel Grayson on the ABC primetime soap a few years ago, got married for real this Saturday in the Bahamas, in front of family and friends, according to People and Us Weekly. The 32-year-old Canadian actress and 30-year-old British actor have been together for more than seven years and got engaged in May 2017. When E! News asked VanCamp in January if the two would wed this year, she remained coy. VanCamp's characters had married on Revenge as well (pictured above), although things did not...end well. In 2014,...

First comes love, then comes marriage, or so goes the old rhyme. When people think they have met the one, it is only a matter of time until they pop the question.

Hopefully, after that, it is all smooth sailing. Sometimes, not so much. Sometimes the proposal is rejected, or the couple gets torn apart. For whatever reason, a wedding doesn't happen.

With the turmoil that writers often put couples through, it would be easy to give up. However, some refuse to.

Related: Enjoy Unlimited access to thousands of Movies and TV shows with Amazon Prime Video

Some say, "So what if we didn't end up getting married the first time around? So what if I got rejected, or I lost you? You're with me now, and I love you, so I'm going to propose to you again, and again, until I get a yes, and a wedding, and get...

Dark days are heading to the town of Riverdale.

In fact, Riverdale Season 3 Episode 1 has already left our favorite characters feeling hopeless in their current predicaments. Between Archie's prison sentence and the strange supernatural arrivals, Riverdale isn't holding back any punches. And that's exactly what we want to see!

So long summer because evil is back in town just in time for junior year.

"Chapter Thirty-Six: Labor Day" captured the feeling of what made us fall in love with Riverdale in the first place.

On the surface, it had the picture-perfect 1950s charm of summer days by the lake and riding along in the jalopy with your best pals. But, hidden behind those toothy smiles, there was still that sinister eeriness emerging from the town's darkness. An equal balance of Happy Days meets Twin Peaks.

The Riverdale Season 3 premiere pulled us in, slowly building the anticipation to its heart-pounding climax.

Need to catch up? Check out our ultraquick Game of Thrones Season 6 recap here.

Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons has a new clause to add to her official title: Mistress of Dragonstone (And Don’t You Forget It).

If there’s a more glorious sight on TV this week than Game of Thrones‘ khaleesi arriving at her family’s rightful home in Westeros, I haven’t seen it. And yes, I’m...

Ever notice how often TV writers like to use the name Jack?

Such a common name would seem to be pretty forgettable, but the Jacks that have graced our TV screens over the years are nothing of the sort. 

From action heroes and awesome dads to the men who just make us laugh, here are 13 of TV's most memorable characters with the name Jack.

1. Jack Bauer (24) 24's Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) is no stranger to life-threatening situations. He's loyal to his country and good at his job, even when he takes things too far. 2. Jack Porter (Revenge) Jack Porter (Nick Wechsler) is the good guy with a simple life who eventually gets wrapped up in Emily Thorne's elaborate schemes for revenge. Thankfully, Jack was one of few characters on the show who got a happy ending. 3. Jack Hodgins (Bones) Jack Hodgins, played by T.J. Thyne, is a character who...

Forget “Who shot Emily Thorne?” The real question hanging over Revenge‘s third season was, “Um, what’s the deal with Victoria and her hunky son?”

We’d learned in Season 2 that Victoria Grayson, regally played by Madeleine Stowe, had given a child up for adoption years before. And when reappeared in Queen V’s life as an adult, he looked a lot like Justin Hartley (This Is Us).

RelatedThis Is Us: Justin Hartley Offers Odds You’ll Ugly-Cry (‘For Sure’), Talks Sitcom Bonding With Alan Thicke

Their relationship, especially in the beginning, repeatedly sounded an odd note:...

Just when you thought Once Upon a Time had spun Cinderella’s tale to completion, Sunday’s episode reopened her proverbial storybook for another dramatic reveal — and a delightfully campy showdown.

RelatedOnce Upon a Time: Sean Maguire to Return as Robin Hood — But How?

It turns out Ella — or Ashley, pick your poison — has been carrying around a pumpkin-load of guilt over getting her happily ever after. She blames herself for spoiling the happiness of her stepsister Clorinda, who was apparently a closeted nice girl with a secret boyfriend (Prince Thomas’ footman!) whom she planned to marry behind Lady Tremaine’s back.

The ridiculously handsome cast of Captain America: Civil War - Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., and Anthony Mackie - all came together for the film's La premiere on Tuesday evening. On top of steaming up the red carpet with their sexy smolders, the men showed off their adorable offscreen chemistry, sharing a handful of laughs and hugs while posing for photographers. The trio's gorgeous costar, Emily Van Camp, also popped up at the event, and upon seeing these pictures, we couldn't help but notice just how much she reminded us of Emily Thorne from Revenge. April is already shaping up to be a big month for Chris, who recently revealed a very important detail about himself during an appearance on Anna Faris's podcast, Anna Faris Is Unqualified. After hitting up the MTV Awards and posing backstage with the ever-dapper Chris Hemsworth, the actor was spotted outside of Jimmy Kimmel...

Someone hand Alex Parrish a three-eyed raven and a sword named Needle, because the Quantico body count is approaching Game of Thrones-ian levels.

I exaggerate, but just slightly. Weeks after we learned that 32 people lost their lives in the terrorist’s second bombing, it looks like another Nat — someone we know and at least nominally care about — has gone to that great briefing room in the sky.

Yep, Natalie survived last week’s bomb-as-belt only to apparently bite it in another explosion. And Alex. Is. Freaked. Out. Read on for the highlights of “Clear.”

RelatedQuantico Ep Teases Another...

Emily Thorne’s (former) right-hand man is going legit.

Gabriel Mann, best known for playing billionaire tech genius Nolan Ross on ABC’s Revenge, will recur in the upcoming fourth season of Showtime’s Ray Donovan, our sister site Variety reports.

RelatedElizabeth Mitchell, Once Upon a Time‘s ‘Anna’ Join Freeform Horror Thriller Dead of Summer

Mann will appear in at least three Season 4 episodes as a high-powered (read: $$$) attorney named Jacob Waller.

Of course, Mann hasn’t been totally M.I.A. from our TV screens since Revenge wrapped in May. He guest-starred in an episode of NBC’s The Mysteries of Laura,...

Is Gabriel Mann out for some Revenge—sorry, revenge—on The Mysteries of Laura? The Revenge star guest stars as a possible suspect in a murder case after his wunderkind partner at a technology company is found murdered in what should've been an impenetrable high-security building. In the episode, The Mystery of the Locked Box, Mann plays Shane Parker, a charismatic entrepreneur and co-founder of the billion dollar nano-tech company who is now the sole profiteer. He's making moves and the NYPD is on his tail. Can Laura (Debra Messing) and the team get to the bottom of it all before the billion-dollar ideas get stolen? Take a look at the exclusive preview below. Where's Emily Thorne?! The...

It was almost exactly five months ago that ABC announced Emily Thorne’s Revenge plot would be ending. Does the network’s new drama, Blood & Oil, sate your need for Sunday-night drama?

RelatedQuantico: Did ABC’s FBI Mystery Successfully Recruit You?

Blood & Oil stars Chace Crawford (Gossip Girl) and Rebecca Rittenhouse (Red Band Society) as Billy and Cody Lefever, newlyweds making tracks for Rock Springs, N.D., where a recent oil find has begat a bustling boomtown, populated by the very rich — namely, Don Johnson’s Hap Briggs — and the poor and plucky.

The Lefevers starts off among the latter,...

The age of the TV anti-hero may be drawing to a close, but the TV anti-heroine is just getting started.

This week, as we welcome back Piper Chapman and her fellow prison inmates (with binge-viewers catching up with the third-season launch of Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black" last Friday), and as we're introduced to Ani Bezzerides -- Rachel McAdams new morally ambiguous cop on Season 2 of HBO's "True Detective," debuting this Sunday -- TV viewers are becoming fully invested in dramas whose female leads are every bit as complicated, fascinating, charismatic, dangerous, and messily human as the Don Drapers and Tony Sopranos of the recent past.

The end of "Mad Men" last month seemed to mark the end of an era, and not just the 1960s as

experienced by the ad gurus at Sterling Cooper. With the departures from our screens in recent years of Don Draper, Jax Teller...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains details of Sunday night’s Revenge series finale "Two Graves" “We explored every single option and more,” explains Revenge Ep Sunil Nayar about the storyline conclusions his writing staff considered for the show’s finale. “We looked at every iteration: what if Amanda Clarke/Emily Thorne died or Victoria Grayson killed herself? Or David Clarke taking the bullet for his daughter. There were myriad options,” adds the showrunner. In the final…...

Revenge‘s series finale (almost) had it all: multiple deaths, a splashy wedding and a paternity bombshell, to name just a few twists. It did, however, forget to include one small thing: Answers!

RelatedRevenge Finale: Madeleine Stowe Talks Victoria’s Paternal Reveal, More Twists

Fortunately, TVLine got showrunner Sunil Nayar on the horn to clear up our confusion about the final hour’s biggest surprises, including Nolan’s potential for a spinoff, Victoria’s true parentage and, of course, what the future holds for Amanda and Jack.

Tvline | Let’s start with an easy one: Is Margaux in prison?...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains details of Sunday night's Revenge series finale. It was always promised, going back to original Revenge creator Mike Kelley, that the nighttime soap series would end with two graves. Amanda Clarke aka Emily Thorne was always bound to off the dynasty nemesis who plagued her life, Hamptons queen bee Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe), but we never knew who that second body would be lying next to Victoria. Logically, fans always thought it…...

Network: ABC

Episodes: 89 (hour)

Seasons: Four

TV show dates: September 21, 2011 -- May 10, 2015

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Emily VanCamp, Madeleine Stowe, Henry Czerny, Josh Bowman, Christa Allen, Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler, Connor Paolo, and Ashley Madekwe.

TV show description:

Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) is a new summer arrival in the Hamptons, a seemingly friendly and sophisticated "girl next door." Her disarming charm allows her seamless access to the restricted circles of the local high society. However, Emily is anything but what she seems. As a nine year old girl, her father was framed for a horrific crime by the friends and coworkers he trusted and sentenced to a life in prison. Emily never saw her father again and spent her childhood consumed by rage, loss, and betrayal. Now, 17 years later, she has returned...

Finally got her revenge! Emily VanCamp pulled off her long-awaited happy ending for Amanda Clarke/Emily Thorne in the series finale of Revenge on Sunday, May 10.  The ABC drama's shocking final episode was chock-full of trademark twists and turns, complete with a dramatic death, an incest reveal, and one romantic resolution for Emily. The episode titled "Two Graves" marked the wrap of Revenge's four-season run, closing out a show that first premiered in September 2011. The series' stars and fans took to Twitter after the finale to mourn [...]...

(Spoiler alert: Do not read on if you have not yet seen Sunday night’s series finale of ABC’s “Revenge.”) After four years, Emily VanCamp and Madeleine Stowe chewed their last bit of scenery as their archenemy characters faced their final fates in the series finale of ABC’s “Revenge.” The hour-long episode covered a lot of ground, and a lot of time, with not everyone surviving to the end. There was a lot of online speculation leading up to this finale that both Amanda Clarke/Emily Thorne (VanCamp) and Victoria Grayson (Stowe) would meet their ends in the show’s closing hour,...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains details of tonight's Revenge series finale. “Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.” That Confucius quote set the tone for ABC’s Revenge. By the end of season 3, it looked like Amanda Clarke aka Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) near life long scheme to decimate Victoria and Conrad Grayson (Madeleine Stowe and Henry Czerny) — the Hamptons, Long Island power couple who allegedly killed her father — came to fruition. Amanda…...

"Revenge" is officially over, which means we're in mourning -- aka eating our emotions in the form of expensive seafood while writing this recap. After four dramatic seasons full of twists, turns and amazing fashion, Emily Thorne's story has finally wrapped up -- and the show ended on a surprisingly satisfying note. Let's just say Emily's revengenda is complete.

Check out our recap to find out which characters bit the dust (spoiler alert: there were two deaths!) and whether or not Emily got the last laugh on ABC's "Revenge."

Victoria Attends Her Own Funeral, Remains Cray-Cray

So, Margaux is literally insane. Last week, this deranged magazine mogul killed Officer Ben Hunter in cold blood (correction: she hired Courtney Love to kill him), and this week she spent most of her time trying to help Victoria stay faux dead. And speaking of Victoria, The Hamptons Og Queen Bee is totally alive,...

As Emily Thorne comes to the end of her quest for vengeance and ABC closes the chapter on “Revenge,” cast members including Emily Van Camp, Nick Weschler and Christa B. Allen got a little nostalgic as they looked back on their five years on the show. Ahead of Sunday’s series finale, the TheWrap caught up with a few Hamptons residents as they close out the beach season. What was the biggest job perk? Which cast member was universally beloved? Why was filming “Revenge” like therapy for its actors? See those answers and more here in new edition of TheWrap’s “Exit Interview.

All good thing must come to an end—even Revenge. After four years, Emily Thorne's (Emily VanCamp) mission finally comes to an explosive end in the ABC soap's series finale, "Two Graves," airing tonight. In just a few short hours, we'll know who makes it out of the Hamptons alive, and which two characters will fill the episode title's two graves. Sob! Ahead of tonight's series finale, showrunner Sunil Nayar reflects on his time on Revenge, from the storyline he's most proud of to the character he most wishes he would've kept around longer. And his answers might surprise you! Is there any storyline he wishes the show would've handled...

Happy Revenge finale day!

Before we bid adieu to Emily Thorne — or whatever she’s calling herself these days — and the entire Hamptons crew, TVLine is looking back at the fateful hour that started it all, and we’re toasting with a tall glass of hindsight.

RelatedRevenge Series Finale Recap: Emily and Victoria’s Feud Reaches Its Fatal End

After everything that’s happened during the past four seasons, it’s hard to believe that the world of the pilot even existed, one in which Nolan was more geek than chic, in which Emily expressed genuine feelings for Daniel and...

ABC’s “Revenge” wraps it’s 4-year run on Sunday, which for fans marks the end of Emily VanCamp‘s roller coaster ride as Amanda Clarke/Emily Thorne. Viewers have watched Amanda plot her vengeance against Victoria Grayson (Madeline Stowe) as she sought justice for father David Clarke’s (James Tupper) false conviction and subsequent fake death. But amidst all the deaths, heartache and destruction in Amanda’s life as she crossed enemies off her hit list with a red marker, at the heart of the show was her childhood soulmate Jack Porter played by Nick Wechsler. As the series’ ending draws near,...

On ABC’s soapy, vengeance-filled drama Revenge, Emily VanCamp has played Emily Thorne — a beautiful woman seeking revenge against the people who wronged her father — for four seasons. When I spoke with VanCamp in January, she promised, “There’s lots of juicy stuff coming up with some great twists,” and the actress didn’t disappoint as this season has been rife with plotting, deception and murderous intent. When asked what will finally end the wrath of Emily Thorne, Van Camp laughed, “It’s Revenge,” she said. “It never stops.” Sadly, the show’s series finale will air May 10, but while executive producer … Continue reading →

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It took four seasons, but Emily Thorne finally got her Revenge, and now ABC has opted not to renew the once-popular series for an additional season.

Viewers of the drama, which stars Emily VanCamp and Madeleine Stowe, likely expected the news, given how much the most recent season finale felt like a series ender. Stowe’s character, Victoria Grayson, who had served as the main antagonist from the very first episode, was killed off earlier this season.

Additionally, Josh Bowman, who had been with the show since its premiere back in 2011, saw his character die dramatically, leaving just VanCamp, Nick Wechsler and Gabriel Mann as the original cast members left standing. Revenge has racked up quite a body count during its run, with regulars Henry Czerny, Connor Paolo and Barry Sloane all meeting with sticky ends at various points.

Showrunner Sunil Nayar spoke to Entertainment Weekly, confirming the cancellation. “We...

Remember last week when ABC was like "'Revenge' is ending forever, bye!" and you started sobbing hysterically? Well, this week was the penultimate episode, and things are not going well for Emily Thorne. Mostly because she's in jail and everyone thinks she's a murderer, no big deal.

Get caught up on everything you need to know about Emily's revengenda before the show heads into its last episode ever on Sunday, May 10!

Emily Gets Out of Jail, Promptly Returns To Jail

Last week Emily was hauled into the slammer for Victoria Grayson's murder, which is problematic for several reasons: 1) orange is not her color, 2) she never got to confess her undying love for Jack "Shirtless For No Reason" Porter, and 3) her bitter ex-boyfriend, Officer Ben, is dead set on seeing her ruined.

The good news is Emily ends up being granted bail and put on house arrest. The bad...