Star of new show "Watson," Morris Chestnut discusses the twist of his new medical drama series, which sees Sherlock's pal set up his own medical institute. (Feb. 19) ...

When you're writing a long-form TV show, you inevitably start to write to the qualities of the performers,' says exec ...

The Watson star shares details about his workouts, co-stars who became training inspiration, and his favourite ab move ...

Morris cares about everyone he comes in contact with and is very deliberate about being kind and treating everybody the same ...

Michael O’Sullivan, the Cheltenham Festival-winning jockey, has died from head injuries sustained in a horror last-fence fall ...

Elon Musk has identified the latest target of his Department of Government Efficiency: the U.S. gold reserves at Fort Knox. The cost-cutter-in-chief signaled his intent Monday to walk through the ...

Have you ever worked out and watched your muscles grow before your eyes? While this is a fun, satisfying sight to behold, it's unfortunately temporary. Known as a muscle pump, this type of instant ...

LOS ANGELES — For the record, Morris Chestnut is not a real doctor. He just plays one on TV. To be precise, Chestnut has played multiple physicians in the last several years, scrubbing in as a ...

In the first episode of “Watson,” which premiered Sunday night on CBS, we meet Dr. John Watson (Morris Chestnut), who’s refocusing on his medical career after losing partner Sherlock Holmes.

Morris Chestnut debuted as Dr. Barrett Cain on the third season premiere episode of The Resident. Chestnut appeared regularly on The Resident through the third and fourth seasons, until his rather ...

Evans, Marina Fang and Njera Perkins put on our detective hats to discuss our initial impressions of “Watson.” Morris Chestnut has a great track record on network television, so I was very excited to ...