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Though not officially announced, it appears as if the third season of Marvel’s “Daredevil: Born Again” TV series has wrapped filming.

Looking at new episodes of TV shows for the 2025-26 broadcastseason — across all platforms where content aired — showed Netflix and CBS/Paramount with strong results, according to a CBS release citing Nielsen data.

Back in the 1980s, police procedurals ruled the small screen. From the gritty stories laid out by the likes of “Hill Street Blues” to the colorful capers of shows like “Magnum P.I.,” there were plenty of police yarns to be enjoyed and lots of different sorts of detectives to follow. But, because there were so…

Set for Sept. 24th, check out the new images for Netflix and Showrunner Felicia Pride’s Maleah Joi Moon-starring A Different World.

According to a 2022 study conducted by WordFinderX.com, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is the most difficult TV show to understand—when taking subtitles and words per minute (wpm) into consideration. That makes the long-running FX series the wordiest television comedy—a genre that also happens to be the wordiest.

For this viewership overview, I am usingmillions of CVEs, or Complete Viewings Equivalents. I divide the minutes watched from the Luminate Top 10 and Top 50 by the duration of the titles to compare programs of different lengths released on different dates. This is not an audience count in terms of viewers, but an arbitrary…

At the 2026 NHL trade deadline, the Boston Bruins acquired Lukas Reichel from the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick. With this move, the Bruins brought in a former first-round pick who was in need of a change of scenery in a big way. 

The Hundred returns this week, with some big changes in store for the new season of the UK’s 100-ball cricket league.

Another week of awesome Warhammer TV shows kicks off this week with the brand new Ogor Mawtribes getting bloody with the Blades of Khorne, plus a Black Library interview and Seraphon army showcase.

July 21 (UPI) — Former Riverdale show-runner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa is working on a new live-action series called Afterlife with Archie.