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With Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasmaarriving in theaters tomorrow, Jane Schoenbrun is also offering a promising update on one of horror’s most anticipated television projects: Netflix’s adaptation of Charles Burns’ landmark graphic novel Black Hole.

A gripping true-crime drama starringPatrick J. Adams has quickly climbed into one of Netflix’s biggest U.S. hits, proving that audiences still have a strong appetite for such a show. The six-part limited series currently ranks in the top 10 chart, trailing only the platform’s biggest streaming titles while continuing to gain momentum.

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.

Some TV shows leave such a lasting impression that fans refuse to let them fade away, no matter how long they’ve been off the air. Whether they were cut short after just one season or ended before their stories could truly unfold, these series still inspire passionate discussions, rewatches, and campaigns for revivals.

Emmy Rossum as FBI agent Alice Black in the new Hulu series Furious.Sarah Shatz/Disneyhide caption

When the production of the series The Shards was announced, discontent immediately followed over the presence of Ryan Murphy in the ranks of the adaptation. The creator of cult hits such as Glee and American Horror Story has taken in recent years a direction that even his most devoted fans have not always appreciated. A…

The character, portrayed by Tommy Davidson during a memorable stretch on “Martin” in the 1990s, is set to return with an eight-episode series on Paramount+. Set as a half-hour workplace comedy, the show will be executive produced by Martin Lawrence and Bentley Kyle Evans along with Davidson. The show premieres with two episodes on September…

We’ve got some fantastic news for fans of classic cable procedurals! The golden age of Netflix library licensing is showing absolutely zero signs of slowing down. We’ve learned that all six seasons of the hit TNT police procedural Major Crimes are officially scheduled to touch down on Netflix US in early September 2026.

You can always count on Netflix for unmissable, high-stakes drama. The platform has an ever-growing library of excellent crime shows, from Dept. Q and Mindhunter to Nemesis – and its latest addition is shaping up to be another must-watch.

Hats off … Britney, AKA Charly Clive (left) and Ellen Robertson. Photograph: Rebecca Need-MenearHats off … Britney, AKA Charly Clive (left) and Ellen Robertson. Photograph: Rebecca Need-Menear Interview