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In recent years, showrunner, producer, director, and actor Taylor Sheridan — who was previously known for writing genuinely great films like “Hell or High Water” and “Sicario” — has become one of the biggest names in television thanks to his juggernaut hit “Yellowstone.” Even though the “Yellowstone” universe is vast at this point, with prequels and…

Is it possible for a monolithic streaming service to cook up a great idea for a series, attach a multitalented A-lister, a proven writer-creator, and debut the final product to rave reviews? Then—and this is the important part—debut a second season one short year later—that does it all again?

People don’t exactly associate the Walt Disney Company with the horror genre, and can you really blame them? These days, Disney seems to be steering as far clear of anything that could potentially isolate any potential audience members as possible, which means deliberately avoiding anything too spooky. However, that’s not how things always were. From…

Gargoyles creator Greg Weisman has revealed that the live-action adaptation of the ’90s cartoon series is no longer moving forward. The show had been planned as a Disney+ release, with James Wan’s production company, Atomic Monster, leading the project.

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.

A flurry of reports point to Marvel secretly mounting a new live-action Disney+ series, potentially featuring characters from the Young Avengers or New Mutants.

We know how it is: so many things to watch, so little time. Between what’s on Netflix, YouTube, and rewatching that GTA VIextended look for the umpteenth time, we are inundated with options. And while variety is said to be the spice of life, doomscrolling streaming services hoping for a dopamine hit can be a…

September 2026 is a busy month on Netflix, with the return of shows like The Gentlemen and a fresh crop of movies, documentaries, reality TV and dramas.

Xavier Mills and Glen Powell in “Chad Powers.”Credit: Disney / Daniel Delgado Jr.

Rick Riordan’s ‘The Kane Chronicles’ is in development as a Disney+ series inspired by Egyptian mythology and magic