Royal Pains, which ended its eight-season run tonight, was the epitome of USA Network’s “blue skies” brand – fun, light shows in beautiful locales.

Royal Pains is famous for its opulent sets. The show takes place in the Hamptons, the playground of the rich and a setting forever associated with F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby .

Instead, “Royal Pains” focuses on the medical part. Anna, who is partway through the transition, comes to Dr. Lawson after feeling dizzy.

But the sun is finally setting on Royal Pains; after eight seasons and 104 episodes, the show is ending its run in July.Once the poster series for the network’s “blue sky” brand and ...

The co-stars talk to THR about the winter run's big theme, romantic triangles and Feuerstein's experience sitting in the director's chair. By Philiana Ng Royal Pains EP Farewell to Barnes - H 2012 ...

Royal Pains is averaging 3.36 million viewers, according to the cable network, and the series will celebrate its 100 th episode in its eighth season. No premiere dates have been announced.

Royal Pains will shortly air its 100 th episode, but the meaning of this milestone has changed due to shifts in the television industry. According to Wachtel, the Chief Content Officer for ...

Royal Pains aired on USA Network for eight seasons from 2009 to 2016. The show is from UCP and is now streaming on Peacock. The show has been part of the ATX TV Festival many times through the ...

NBC is looking to bring another former USA Network series into its fold. The network is developing a sequel to Royal Pains, a medical dramedy that ran for eight seasons on USA from 2009-16. Mark ...

When the “Royal Pains” star isn’t being mistaken for the physician he plays on TV, he’s getting falsely accused of stealing food trash.In a spirited chat on TODAY Tuesday, Feuerstein said ...

Mark Feuerstein, who stars as Dr. Hank Lawson on the USA show “Royal Pains,” tells Kathie Lee and Hoda he never thought the show would make to its fifth season. He also reveals how he handles ...

Royal Pains' showrunners sat down with Deadline to talk about tonight's series finale, the future of HankMed and more.