Topic: Interview

Melanie Scrofano said she hopes "Wynonna Earp" is remembered as a TV show that inspired people to be authentically themselves and accepting of others.

Kayla Cromer and guest star Maria Bamford talk about Season 2 of Freeform's "Everything's Gonna Be Okay" and the changes coming for the show's characters.

Erin Brockovich and Katey Sagal discuss their new ABC series "Rebel," based on the work of consumer and environmental activist Brockovich.

"Kung Fu" star Olivia Liang said she hopes the new CW series featuring a predominantly Asian cast will be a positive force against the spate of violence against Asian Americans.

Nasim Pedrad discusses playing a 14-year-old boy in "Chad," the TV series she also created.

"Hemingway" producer/director Ken Burns, producer/director Lynn Novick and actor Jeff Daniels discuss the three-night PBS miniseries about author Ernest Hemingway.

Actors Helena Bonham Carter and Mark Rylance participated in the PBS series "My Grandparents' War." Bonham Carter and Rylance share what they learned about their grandparents' heroism during World War II.

The stars of "Manifest" said Season 3 of the NBC sci-fi thriller, which premieres Thursday, will be a game changer.

Denis Leary, an actor and comedian known for his acerbic wit, says fans shouldn't hold their breath waiting for him to play an earnest hero.

Eiza Gonzalez said her "Godzilla vs. Kong" character Maia is an "unapologetic, strong female." The film debuts on HBO Max and in theaters Wednesday.