Dust off your white hats, gladiators. The cast of Scandal will reunite for a live table reading of the series finale on April 19—the same day that the episode will air on ABC. The event will take place at 8 p.m. at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood. All proceeds will benefit The Actors Fund, a human services organization that “fosters stability and resiliency, and provides a safety net for performing arts and entertainment professionals over their lifespan.” Read More here

ABC’s Scandal/How to Get Away with Murder crossover storylines goosed both shows’ stats Thursday to better-than-most-recent-airing levels. Read More here

Twelve “Scandal” cast members will appear on an upcoming “Ellen.”
According to tentative TV listings, the February 28 “Ellen” will feature appearances by Kerry Washington, Tony Goldwyn, Scott Foley, Bellamy Young, Jeff Perry, Darby Stanchfield, Katie Lowes, Guillermo Diaz, Josh Malina, Joe Morton, George Newbern and Cornelius Smith, Jr. will represent “Scandal” on the popular daytime talk show. Read More here

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On the episode “Army of One” – Mellie’s plans to name Jake as her new chief of staff only propels Olivia to do whatever it takes to make sure that does not happen. Back at Papa Pope’s house, Quinn becomes restless, wondering just how long Rowan intends to keep her and Robin hidden from the outside world. Meanwhile at QPA, Abby, Huck and Charlie decide that it’s time to move forward with new clients when their first case leads to surprising intel, on “Scandal,” airing THURSDAY, FEB. 8 (9:00-10:00 p.m. EST), on The ABC Television Network, streaming and on demand Read More here

Quinn Perkins is dead — at least, that’s what Scandal would like you to think. Maybe she is. Maybe she isn’t. But it looks like Charlie and Huck may be on a mission for revenge when the Shondaland drama returns — and EW has an exclusive first look. For those who may not remember, Rowan (Joe Morton) gave Olivia (Kerry Washington) an ultimatum in the fall finale: Return his dinosaur bones or he’d kill Quinn (Katie Lowes), who had been missing since her wedding day. When Liv refused to relent, Rowan seemingly shot a screaming Quinn. To be fair, it was off-screen, so there’s a good chance she’s still alive, but still! Read More here

When “Scandal” launched in the spring of 2012, there was little fanfare. Reviews for the political prime-time soap from “Grey’s Anatomy” czar Shonda Rhimes were lukewarm and its ratings were nothing to boast about. Six years later, it’s wrapping its run as a TV show credited with spearheading the era of must-tweet TV and lauded for its unapologetic portrayal of female empowerment, particularly with regard to its black female protagonist. Read More here

TGIT worlds will collide later this season when Annalise Keating and Olivia Pope share the screen during How to Get Away with Murder and Scandal crossover episodes, ABC confirmed today. Kerry Washington and Viola Davis posted the news early this morning and it was confirmed by Shonda Rhimes and Pete Nowalk, executive producer of How to Get Away with Murder. Read More here

Entertainer dishes on roles old and new while taking in game at Dodger Stadium. Read More here