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Turn on the Hallmark Channel and it won’t take long to stumble across a project based on a book. The network is notorious for taking everything from cozy mystery novels to gushy romance stories and turning them into movies and TV series’ with heart. Denise Hunter is one of those authors lucky enough to have…

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It’s always a little frustrating to see sci-fi and fantasy books lumped together at a bookstore. While both genres are speculative, they come at history from opposing angles. Sci-fi looks to the future and posits how human society might react to changing technology, interaction with aliens, or extensive space travel. Fantasy, meanwhile, looks to the…

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Netflix is getting another dose of medical drama this August. Following some other high-profile pickups from Fox in recent years, Netflix has picked up the streaming rights to the first season of the breakout comedy-drama Best Medicine. All 13 episodes of season 1 will touch down on Netflix US on August 4th, 2026

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Apple has started offering free 4K upgrades for select TV shows it’s selling on its Apple TV app, which replaces the now-discontinued iTunes Store. As shared by Sigmund Judge on Threads , Mad Men appears to be the only show to have all of its seven seasons upgraded to 4K for now, with other TV…

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TVLine updates this roundup of 2026 scripted series weekly, tracking new live-action shows debuting across the four major U.S. broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC), select cable outlets (including AMC, FX, Hallmark Channel, Starz, and USA), and eight major streaming services (Apple TV, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount+, Peacock, and Prime Video). Imports,…

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Is Netflix in trouble? That’s sort of the question underlying Shaw’s post above. He’s quick to note that it’s Netflix, and history has proven time and time again that you can’t count them out because they’re good at figuring out what’s next to keep going. But it seems pretty clear that it’s time to shake…