Dave McCaskill, a season ticket holder, was banned through 2025 by the Arizona Diamondbacks after reaching over the wall and ...

Still, she’s clearly more than surviving. Right now, in fact, Meester’s on a promotional run for Good Cop/Bad Cop, The CW’s offbeat procedural that pairs her with Luke Cook as estranged ...

From “The Queen’s Gambit” showrunner Scott Frank, the nine-part miniseries launches Thursday and sees Goode playing a one-man combination of good cop/bad cop. While Detective Chief Inspector Carl ...

The season one finale of the new hit dramedy Good Cop/Bad Cop premieres on The CW Wednesday, April 9 at 9/8c. For those unfamiliar with the newest series to graze The CW network, Good Cop/Bad Cop ...

Warning: The following contains spoilers for Good Cop/Bad Cop’s series premiere. Former Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester has spent several years now making viewers laugh in TV sitcoms such as ...

What is the release date? “Good Cop/Bad Cop” premieres on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 9 p.m. ET. Is it streaming? If you want to catch episodes live, you will have to rely on cable, over on The CW.

As I watched Good Cop/Bad Cop to prepare for my interview with Meester and Cook, the tone piqued a sense of very welcome nostalgia. “It’s funny you say that because the pilot was written in 2009.

It also means that, in our current era of procedural saturation, a show like this is going to have to do a lot to stand out from the rest. The CW’s new procedural comedy Good Cop/Bad Cop ...

Early in The CW’s Good Cop/Bad Cop, police chief Hank Hickman (Clancy Brown) and his daughter, detective Lou (Leighton Meester), have a disagreement about what the department’s top priority ...

Good Cop/Bad Cop overcomes its meager production budget by leaning on lighthearted vibes. There’s solid physical comedy, clever quips, and endearing family bonding -- and Meester isn’t the ...

When first confronted with the notion of “Good Cop/Bad Cop,” my screen-addled brain sputtered to a halt. Surely, this couldn’t be a real television series. It checks out that a show with a ...

“Good Cop/Bad Cop” opens in the fictional small town of Eden Vale, Washington. Eden Vale’s population of less than 10,000 residents means its law enforcement budget isn’t exactly robust.