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Widow’s Baywill be back for a second season on Apple TV! The season one finale episode will drop on June 17, and the rest of season one is currently available to stream.

The Hallmark Channel is known for putting out so much great content each and every year.

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Ransom Canyonis pure comfort TV, giving people beautiful actors, sumptuous landscapes, and heavy dashes of romance and drama. The Netflix series, based on the Ranson Canyon book series by Jodi Thomas, is similar to other cozy dramas like Virgin Riverand Sweet Magnolias, striking a perfect balance of relaxing and wildly entertaining.

Lance (Toby Jones) and Andy (Mackenzie Crook) in Detectorists. Photograph: BBCLance (Toby Jones) and Andy (Mackenzie Crook) in Detectorists. Photograph: BBC

If you spent any time on social media this weekend, you probably saw a content creator or a media personality at Fanatics Fest talking about how awesome it was – and it was – but some may have gone a bit too far by saying this is the end of The National or that if…

Grantchesterwill be back on PBS Masterpiece for an 11th season, but it will be the show’s last!

Physical video game discs no longer seem to be a significant part of PlayStation’s future, yet GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen doesn’t appear concerned. As the industry makes a full pivot to digital-only gaming, Sony’s recent decision to stop disc production in 2028 also seems to have no impact on GameStop’s outlook.

For an eight-episode drama, The East Palace (or 동궁) packs in an impressive amount of plot. The Netflix series is set in a fictional version of Korea’s Joseon dynasty in which the line between the world of mortals and the world of spirits is traversable. In this high-stakes setting, the kingdom’s royal family has been…

It’s a great time for Superman fans, with the Man of Steel soaring into movies, TV, animation and comics. To help us stay on top of it, writer Tim Beedle shares what’s grabbed his attention and why in this monthly Super-Family column.