TVLine Asks: Did You Catch Ted Lasso/Severance Crossover? Does DWTS Pro Make You Feel Old? Who's Trying To Contact Stuart? And More!

Several questions arise after another week of TV shows. First, some fans may feel that Barry Sloane's character in House of the Dragon was underutilized. In The Walking Dead: Dead City, viewers may have seen Maggie's decision to light up the Statue of Liberty as predictable. Similarly, they may question Maggie's assumption that the Dama's death was a suicide.

Big Brother fans might feel old after Lyric asked the houseguests about VHS tapes, and the show could stop showing the Toolshed alliance. Watching Kamri Peterson join Dancing With the Stars for Season 35 may make viewers feel quite old. Cody Fern's potential return to American Horror Story as Michael Langdon may feel repetitive.

In A24's Primetime trailer, viewers may assume the NBC board shows Jeff Zucker's Fall 2006 lineup options. They may also find Zucker appearing as himself alongside Robert Pattinson's Chris Hansen quite strange. The Voice: Celebrity may seem similar to The Masked Singer.

For The Challenge: Cutthroat, viewers may choose their teams and debate their premiere squabble. The Five Star Weekend's Season 1 may exhaust its source material soon. The Gilmore Girls' HBO Max documentary may try to get Alexis Bledel to participate. Disney's TV show about the EPCOT nap ride may seem odd.

Ludwig's casting may leave pool and snooker fans confused. Project Runway fans may tire of the Bi/Bryan rivalry, and Law's harsh critique of Anna in The Pitt may anger viewers. In Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, fans may wonder if Leonard, Sheldon, and Howard from Big Bang Theory are contacting Stuart. Hidden Heroes may seem like a Stuart Fails to Save the Universe equivalent.

Ted Lasso's son may charge his iPad, and the show's welcome back video may appear premature. Brett Goldstein and Jon Hamm may not appreciate James Marsden's growing number of Apple TV shows.