Michael J. Fox to Return to TV?

Back to the Set

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:05PM EDT / Published Aug. 16, 2012 12:47PM EDT

Michael J. Fox, who left the sitcom world in 2000 as his Parkinson's disease worsened, might be going back to his roots. An anonymous Sony executive has revealed to Vulture that the company is developing a new TV show for the actor, to premiere in 2013. All four major networks are reportedly interested (one industry source called it a “feeding frenzy”), and Fox seems up for the job: he has said that new medications have helped him control his tremors and is lately taking on more television guest roles.

Read it at Vulture

Selena Gomez Says She Won’t Be Able to ‘Carry’ Children

The “Only Murders in the Building” star said she is “dying” to become a mom.

SNL Alum Comes Out as ‘Late-in-Life Lesbian’

“No one asks straight people about their journey of discovery,” the 38-year-old comedian and star of the upcoming Disney+ series “Agatha All Along” says in a new interview.

‘Cringe’ RFK Jr. Clip With Amber Rose Has MAGA World Divided

The former presidential wannabe appeared alongside Amber Rose in a video that sparked its fair share of derision online.

Designer of Kate Middleton’s Wedding Dress Joins Givenchy

Burton says she’s “excited to be able to write the next chapter in the story of this iconic house” after leaving the same post at Alexander McQueen last year.

Angelina Jolie Feels ‘Sick’ About ‘State of the World Today’

Jolie made the comments while accepting a TIFF Tribute Award in Impact Media on Sunday.

Acting Legend Kathy Bates Reveals Last Role Before Retiring

The Oscar and Emmy winner was ready to retire after a movie shoot last year went sideways, but put her plans on hold after being sent the script for the network procedural.

Mariah Carey Gives First Update After Death of Mom, Sister

Mariah Carey is still preparing for international tour dates in China and Brazil, despite the tragic deaths of her family members.

Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer Dies at 58

“He leaves behind a remarkable legacy,” Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens said of the Georgia businessman in a news release.

Michael J. Fox to Return to TV?