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If you haven’t jumped aboard the Taylor Sheridan train yet, what are you waiting for? Sure, there was a time when it seemed as though the man was producing shows exclusively designed with dads in-mind. But the guy’s so prolific he couldn’t possibly appeal to exactly the same demographic with every one of his series.…

Disney+’s new release slate for September 2026 is packed, including a few new drops from the worlds of Star Wars and the MCU. Disney’s in-house streaming service has the benefit of being home to content from all of the House of Mouse’s expansive IP, including Pixar, Disney Animation, Hulu, and more. After a year that’s…

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.

The Chinese studio, lead producer with Tencent Video and Coolabi Group, revealed the first materials, including early storyboards and near-final visuals, from the cat-clan adaptation; directed by Rodrigo Blaas and showrun by A.C. Bradley, the series debuts in 2028 in China ahead of international distribution on Disney+ and Disney Channel.

With the autumn months approaching, we’re reaching that point of the year when some of our favourite shows, from Strictly Come Dancing and the Great British Bake Off to Drag Race UK, all start returning to our screens.

When Revival began filming across Saint John, Sussex and Hampton, local filmmaker Greg Hemmings knew the production was a major opportunity for New Brunswick.

The Chase for the NASCAR Cup Series championship is officially here. Beginning with this weekend’s Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway, 16 drivers will duke it out over a 10-race stretch. The driver with the most points at the conclusion of the 10 races will be crown the series champion.

Television has always been willing to take a strange turn, but some shows pushed their stories into territory nobody could have predicted. A perfectly normal episode could suddenly involve a bizarre disappearance, an unbelievable secret, a character making an absolutely wild decision, or an entire plot built around an idea that sounds ridiculous when explained…

Co-parenting … Patrick Brammall as Gordon and Harriet Dyer as Ashley in Colin from Accounts season three. Photograph: John Platt/BBC/CBS StudiosCo-parenting … Patrick Brammall as Gordon and Harriet Dyer as Ashley in Colin from Accounts season three. Photograph: John Platt/BBC/CBS Studios

Book a season ticket at the cinema … clockwise from top left: The Death of Robin Hood, Bad Apples, Digger, Just an Illusion. Composite: Warner Bros, Pulse Films, Manuel Moutier, PABook a season ticket at the cinema … clockwise from top left: The Death of Robin Hood, Bad Apples, Digger, Just an Illusion. Composite: Warner…