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NBC’s One Chicago TV shows are airing new episodes tonight (October 14) on the fan favorite peacock network!

The Los Angeles Dodgers return home Wednesday night with their season hanging in the balance as they face the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series at Dodger Stadium.

Season 2 of Blue Eye Samurai is just around the corner and we have some major casting news just in time for IGN Fan Fest: Fall Edition. New episodes of the Netflix animated series drop soon, but you won’t have to wait that long for a brand new sneak peek of the show because IGN…

Transformers One and Eternals star Brian Tyree Henry is set to lead Netflix’s upcoming animated Western series. Studio Mir, the South Korean animation studio behind Bass X Machina, has released a new trailer for the series. Although it was previously scheduled for October 6, the show will launch on Netflix on November 3, 2026.

Head of Marvel Television Brad Winderbaum says Daredevil: Born Again was always planned to end with Season 3, despite previously suggesting otherwise.

Tonight in Paris, Netflix held its first-ever French upfront at the iconic Lido. Before advertisers, local ad executives and programming brass touted the current state of their ad-supported tier, and made several announcements, most of which are for unscripted programming. Here is everything that was unveiled.

Season five ofMGM+‘shit seriesFromis heading into production and is expected in 2027, but non-subscribers can finally check out theseries’first three seasons on Netflix starting next week, onOctober 19.

The mail slot in the door of his country estate reads “The Vision”—capital T, capital V, technically capital H-E-I-S-I-O-N, too, but that’s a stylistic choice. It’s the T and the V that matter, the definite article, the dividing line between synthezoid and something distinctly more human.

No Strings Season 1Episode 1 Editor’s Rating 3 stars Vision returns to the MCU fold to deal with the fallout from the events in WandaVision.Photo: Marvel

Harlan Coben’s upcoming Netflix show, The Woods, has officially wrapped production. Quay Street Productions announced onInstagram that the cast and crew finished filming on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. Coben shared the news on his personal Instagram, as well, so you know the news is real.