Under the Cover with Kumail Nanjiani

Ramón Rodríguez discusses how the use of wardrobe and a local dialect helped him create the title character on the new ABC show, Will Trent. He also demonstrates some of his basketball skills, which took him from Nike commercials to his own TV show.

Rosamund Pike discusses her long relationship with The Wheel of Time, from voicing the audiobooks to now starring and producing the television adaptation on Prime Video, hinting as to what is in store for her character Moiraine this season.

Rosario Dawson discusses the journey of playing with fake lightsabers as a kid to now yielding the real thing on Disney+'s Ahsoka. As a Star Wars fan herself, she relates the specific responsibilities of playing a beloved character.

The nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie are Taron Egerton, Kumail Nanjiani, Evan Peters, Daniel Radcliffe, Michael Shannon, and Steven Yeun.

Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan discuss bringing their Walking Dead characters, Maggie and Negan, to New York City in AMC's The Walking Dead: Dead City.

Backstage at the 69th Emmy Awards, Kumail Nanjiani spoke to Albert Lawrence about what makes Silicon Valley special to him, meeting Jane Fonda, and his support for the ACLU.

Kaley Cuoco discusses how art imitates life in her new Peacock series Based on a True Story, in which she plays a pregnant woman obsessed with true crime.

The cast of P-Valley discuss the joys of playing complex, three-dimensional characters rarely portrayed on television in their drama series centered around a Mississippi strip club.

Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford discuss their appreciation of the epic scale of portraying a story set 100 years in the past in their Paramount+ television series 1923.

Executive producer and lead actress Rachel Weisz brings David Cronenberg's 1980s thriller Dead Ringers to Amazon Prime Video with a twist.