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'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins' stars Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe promise plenty of Easter eggs in their new comedy. Tracy plays a disgraced, former NFL star, while Radcliffe plays a documentary filmmaker there to capture his comeback. The mockumentary-style series (produced by '30 Rock's Tina Fey) premieres Feb. 23 on NBC and streams on Peacock.

Madeline Zima sits down with ET's Nischelle Turner for a Then & Now lookback at her career, watching never-before-seen interviews from her child-star days on set of 'Mr. Nanny' opposite the late Hulk Hogan and her iconic sitcom, 'The Nanny.' Madeline reflects on making the transition from kid actor to adult on screen, with memorable roles on 'Californication' and 'Twin Peaks,' to her TV return with a guest stint on CBS's 'Watson,' starring Morris Chestnut, airing Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT. The now-40-year-old star also has two upcoming independent films: 'The Bench' and 'The Reunion.'

NVC’s Rebekah Valentine breaks down the biggest takeaways from her huge Stardew Valley interview with ConcernedApe. Stardew Valley is 10 years old this month. The popular life/farming simulator made waves when it first dropped on February 26, 2016 on PC, quickly becoming beloved for its loving recreation of some of the best aspects of the old Harvest Moon games, while also determinedly following its own path with elements such as the mines, a much wider variety of crops and animals, and queer relationships. #Stardewvalley #nintendo #gaming

Shailene Woodley chats with ET's Cassie DiLaura at the premiere of 'Paradise' season 2, dropping Feb. 23 on Hulu. The actress reacts to joining the show after being a big fan of season 1 and shares what fans items fans might need while watching this wild new season. Shailene also reacts to fans calling her and Grace Van Patten twins and reveals they have talked about the comparisons and have started calling each other 'twin.'

Jay Manuel sits down with ET to break down 'Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model,' streaming now on Netflix. The creative director, who spent nearly a decade on the competition series, takes ET behind the scenes of controversial show moments, including a traumatic shower scene with contestant Shandi Sullivan. He tells his story of trying to quit the show, then being suddenly fired in 2012 along with co-stars Nigel Barker and Miss J Alexander. Jay also reveals why he doesn't expect to talk to his former bestie, Tyra Banks, ever again.