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Apple TV today released the trailer for the second season of “Where’s Wanda?,” a German-language dark comedy returning to the service on October 21. Watch it below.

If it is wasn’t obvious already, we have some reasonably good information from Dan Gilvezan, the original Transformers G1 Bumblebee voice actor, that Optimus Prime: Awakening is actually the setup for a brand new 2027 Transformers G1 YouTube AnimatedSeries. Gilvezanhas let it be known he auditioned for the Awakening Bumblebee voice part, but was not…

The hit competition series 99 to Beat returns for a second season, hosted by Ken Jeong and Erin Andrews. The premise is simple for 99 to Beat. 100 contestants take on unique physical challenges to outlast the other 99 and win the $1 million prize. Peter Nevins won last season after just 50 games. The…

The streamer announced on Wednesday (September 23) that the docu-series is set to return with two new seasons for all the foodies out there.

It’s officially fall y’all, which means the TV season is now in full swing … even on the major streamers.

The way St. Louis Blues fans can watch the team on television is changing this season.The team announced Wednesday that Blue Note+ will become the exclusive regional broadcast platform beginning with the 2026-27 season.

One of the big features Apple announced alongside the new Apple Watches is Siri AI—now available on your wrist! You need to join a waitlist to try Apple’s new and improved chatbot, and since my turn just came up, I put the new on-wrist Siri through its paces. Here’s how it went, and why I don’t…

Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story makes up and exaggerates lots of the story, but one thing it does get scarily right is the characters’ appearances. Ryan Murphy’s latest Monster instalment is about the American woman from Fall River, Massachusetts, who was accused of killing her father and stepmother with an axe in August 1892, and…

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

From Curb Your Enthusiasm to The Good Place, Ted Danson has had a solid run of programming in the years since Cheers went off the air.