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Feeling overwhelmed by all of the capital-C “Content” out there and not sure what to watch this weekend? I get it. Nine times out of 10, I end up idly rewatching something silly and comforting like “Grey’s Anatomy” — or, as a much less silly or comforting example, “Succession” — even though there’s plenty of good…

Arriving on October 14th, here’s the newest teaser for Marvel Television and Showrunner Terry Matalas’ Paul Bettany-starring VisionQuest.

Before he terrorized audiences as Pennywise the Dancing Clown in both cinematic chapters of “It” (and later, HBO’s “It: Welcome to Derry” — which just got renewed for a second season), Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård scored his first English-language horror genre role on American TV. That role was in “Hemlock Grove,” one of the first…

Detectives have been a staple of television throughout its history, with “Columbo,” “True Detective,” and “Sherlock” being among the most influential shows in the medium. In recent years, crime television and its many sub-genres have become a female-dominated market, both in terms of the audience watching at home and the characters on camera leading them.

Jeremy Renner as Mike McLusky in Mayor of Kingstown episode 1, season 4, streaming on Paramount+, 2025 | Credit: Dennis P. Mong Jr./Paramount+

The reason why season 2 of the Disney+ original series “Made in Korea” left a heavy aftertaste is being re-examined.

There are rumors/reports that Daredevil: Born Again has Season 3 reshoots set for NYC next week. Here’s why that has us a bit worried…

Kyle Chandler has been making waves on “Lanterns” as the powerful Hal Jordan, the senior Green Lantern of Earth in the DC Universe. The actor’s weary take is a bold departure from Hal’s traditional depiction, being a scruffy figure whose moral leanings often seem ambiguous. This concerns the Guardians of the Universe enough to task him…

Medical dramas have remained a staple part of TV since as early as the 1950s, and by the 1970s there were many series that were so good they probably should be first in line for a reboot. Because the 1970s were such a massively important time for both cultural upheaval and innovation in TV, these…

In a particularly tumultuous year for the entertainment industry, 2026 has already seen its fair share of television cancellations. Sometimes it feels like a rare privilege when a show gets to run for multiple seasons, particularly in this mercurial streaming era. It’s even rarer when a show returns and is roughly just as good as…