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Netflix has released the teaser trailer, teaser key art, and stills forDid Someone Happen to Mention Me?, the new Japanese drama series starringKoji Yakusho, premiering October 22.

Apple TV kicks off fall with several high-profile premieres in September, including a Ryan Reynolds film, the return of Slow Horses, a Matthew McConaughey comedy series, and more. Here’s what’s new on Apple TV this September.

Will Forte does some of his best comedic work as Phil Miller, the apparent lone survivor of an apocalypse on Fox’s “The Last Man on Earth.”  The “Saturday Night Live” alum created the quirky and heartfelt sci-fi comedy, which follows Phil (aka “Tandy”) as he searches for fellow survivors in the year 2020 after a plague wipes out…

Deadline reports that Tom Selleck (Friends, Blue Bloods) has been confirmed as a guest star on an upcoming Apple TV comedy starring Elizabeth Banks (The Hunger Games, Love & Mercy). Here are the details.

(L-R): The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) and Ahsoka Tano (Rosario Dawson) in Lucasfilm’s THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT, exclusively on Disney+. | Courtesy of Lucasfilm

Wonder Man’s new update explains Season 2’s cancellation better. The show’s cancellation came after Season 2 was ordered following a successful first season. However, a recent viewership report suggested why exactly the show was removed from the MCU’s slate.

A huge rivalry series, a star player’s homecoming and an ALCS rematch are just part of an exciting week of MLB action.

The creator of the upcoming Disney+ series VisionQuest has teased a brand-new “standout” character set to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The long-awaited project will see Paul Bettany reprise his role as Vision.

Turning on Netflix at any given moment can feel … overwhelming. There are so many options in front of you, and for years now, Netflix has been dominating the streaming landscape with a ton of original movies and TV shows. If you want to hone in on a more specific genre, though, how about Westerns, one…

(L-R): Simon Williams/Wonder Man (Yahya Adbul-Mateen II) and Trevor Slattery (Sir Ben Kingsley) in Marvel Television’s WONDER MAN, exclusively on Disney+. Photo Courtesy of Marvel Television