Here are five things you didn’t know about the David E. Kelley project, toplined by Adrianne Palicki. By THR Staff On the heels of an official photo of star Adrianne Palicki in costume as Wonder ...

Just over a decade ago, actress Adrianne Palicki joined the cast of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 2 as Agent Bobbi Morse aka Mockingbird. In Marvel’s comic book universe, Mockingbird ...

Adrianne Palicki on Her Evolution From ‘Wonder Woman’ to ‘The Orville’ The actress talks with THR about her long relationship with Seth MacFarlane and how that led her to the Fox dramedy.

Adrianne Palicki's latest comments about The Orville Season 4 make it sounds as though it's not happening, which contradicts Scott Grimes' previous comments. Skip to main content.

Six years ago, Adrianne Palicki starred in a “Wonder Woman” pilot from David E. Kelley that did not get picked up to series despite generating a ton of buzz.

Adrianne Palicki, The Orville. Michael Becker/FOX. Seth MacFarlane's sci-fi series was a big question mark for Fox execs and fans alike in Season 1, as its varied storytelling -- an homage to the ...

Losing out on one superhero show is bad, but one actor was close in starring in two for DC and one for Marvel.

(CBS) Adrianne Palicki is picking up Wonder Woman's golden lasso. The actress inked a deal to star as the heroine in a new TV reboot for NBC by David E. Kelly ("Ally McBeal," "Boston Legal ...

Actress Adrianne Palicki ("Friday Night Lights") reportedly has won the role of Wonder Woman in the pilot for the coming NBC series about the comic book hero. What does it take to be a superhero?

BIRTHDAY STAR: Actor Adrianne Palicki was born in Toledo, Ohio, on this day in 1983. This birthday star portrayed Commander Kelly Grayson on “The Orville” from 2017-2022. She also played Bobbi ...

Adrianne Palicki sounds more ready than ever to make a return on Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD on ABC. The actress known outside of SHIELD for her roles as Tyra Collette on Friday Night Lights and ...

Palicki won the role of Wonder Woman, closely associated with Lynda Carter, who played Diana Prince in the 1970s series, in a decisive manner – she was the only actress invited to test for it.