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Martin Scorsese is revisiting familiar territory, this time for television, as he joins forces with Netflix on a new drama centered around the high-stakes world of Las Vegas casinos.

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.

Disney+ made history by integrating one Marvel show with another Disney franchise, continuing the trend of expanding its preschool shared universe. Marvel’s kid-friendly animated continuity features younger versions of Marvel superheroes who team up, learn lessons in friendship and teamwork, and face classic villains in low-stakes adventures. The slate began with Marvel’s Spidey and His…

While new shows are constantly making their way onto streaming services, just as many are getting the axe, with the list of canceled series only growing longer by the year (and 2026 is already no exception). But among all the ways a TV production can be canceled, there’s one that feels particularly frustrating: when it…

Jennifer Connelly and Joel Edgerton star in season 2 of Dark Matter on Apple TV. Apple TV

Alison Brie has a knack for making every character feel memorable. For many viewers, that spark began with Annie Edison in Community, where her tightly wound perfectionist could turn a study session into comic chaos. Brie later showed remarkable range through Mad Men, Horse Girl, and a string of distinctive films. Building a career around…

A Swedish crime thriller about a killer targeting police officers has become Netflix’s latest international breakout.

Global stars Theo James and David Beckham headline The Gentlemen’s Serve, proving there’s power in the pour.

AMCGlobal Media has officially announced a new UFO TV show that investigates real-life encounters with otherworldly events. The company has released a first-look teaser alongside the reveal of the new show.

Benjamin Cavell’s CBS and Paramount+ military action drama “SEAL Team” had a very respectable seven-season run (2017-2024), a charming lead in David Boreanaz, a good supporting cast, and plenty of interesting plot developments. As such, it was a perfectly serviceable Navy SEAL-themed take on the action procedural formula of the “NCIS” variety. But is it…