Who would've guessed, back in 2004, that a cheeky little made-for-TV fantasy movie starring Noah Wyle would lead to multiple sequels, several tie-in novels and comics, and now two TNT series?

Someone is killing off potential Librarians and it's up to Flynn Carsen and his new Guardian, Colonel Eve Baird, to save the three that are left. The Serpent Brotherhood is trying to return magic to ...

Warning: Mild SPOILERS lie ahead for The Librarians: The Next Chapter season 1, episode 1, "And the Deadly Drekavac"! A memorable figure from the Librarians' past has found himself out of time and ...

With only two episodes remaining this season (relax, a second season is on the way), we wanted to make sure that we stepped up our previews for TNT and Showrunner and EP Dean Devlin's The Librarians: ...

On The Librarians Season 1 Episode 4, when the Serpent Brotherhood puts a hit out on Santa, The Librarians attempt to come to the rescue before it’s too late. When the new Librarians take on their ...

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is wrapping up its first season – no worries, Season 2 is on its way — with decisions to be made by the returning librarian Jacob Stone (Christian Kane) about the ...

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is a spinoff of the original TV series The Librarians, which followed the adventures of the custodians of a magical repository of the world's most powerful and ...

Season 14 premiere: After years working a propane job in Saudi Arabia, Hank and Peggy Hill return to a changed Texas to reconnect with old friends. (Read review.) The St. David crew picks up the ...

The Librarians franchise got its start as made-for-TV movies on TNT, and though The Librarians: The Next Chapter almost made its debut on another network, TNT scooped it back up for a two-season deal.

The Librarians: The Next Chapter is an upcoming American fantasy adventure television series that is a direct spin-off of the Librarian film series, sharing continuity with the films and with The ...

On The Librarians, fairy tales come to life, but they don’t always have a happy ending. Read on to find out our thoughts on “And the Fables of Doom.” Reality. It’s the shared narrative we agree to ...