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There’s no show quite like “King of the Hill,” but there are lots that are kinda-sorta like it. Mike Judge’s animated sitcom about propane salesman Hank Hill (Judge), his substitute teacher wife Peggy (Kathy Najimy), and eccentric son Bobby (Pamela Adlon) is a rare animated sitcom that’s grounded almost entirely in realism (with rules to enforce…

Whenever the Tom Clancy branding surfaces, it’s forever linked with modern tactical action, especially with video games. Among the most prolific titles bearing the best-selling author’s name is “Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell,” which debuted in 2002. The series stars Sam Fisher, an NSA operator who takes on various clandestine missions around the world. These games…

In an era where classic television shows are being rebooted left and right, few have managed to recapture the magic as well as the new season of “Scrubs” on Hulu. The original sitcom premiered on NBC in 2001, and although its initial run ended in 2010, the revival taps into what made the early seasons…

East of Eden. Florence Pugh as Cathy Ames in episode 104 of East of Eden | GEOFFREY SHORT/NETFLIX

Netflix proved that rowing and romance are a match made in heaven with the new YA series “Crew Girl.” The Canadian production doubled its viewership in the second week following its release, locking in a renewal for Season 2. 

Open-world video games have become their own genre over the past decade, with dozens released every year. However, one franchise has always pushed the genre’s freedom to the limit. “Just Cause” released the first game in its franchise in 2006, and at the time, it had one of the largest maps ever seen in a…

Glen Powell might be known for wrangling tornadoes in “Twisters” and faking a romance with Sydney Sweeney in “Anyone But You,” but he’s already proven that he can perfectly balance movies with buzzy TV shows. In fact, Powell starred in a satirical horror series before conquering Hollywood. He recently returned to the small screen for…

When it comes to building detailed and immersive worlds, few games do it better than the “BioShock” series. Whether you’re in the depths of the ocean exploring the city of Rapture or high in the clouds wandering around Columbia, the “BioShock” games have a way of enthralling players for hours upon hours. While no game…

The ABC revival reunited Zach Braff, Donald Faison, Sarah Chalke, and plenty of other familiar faces from Sacred Heart earlier this year, picking up 16 years after the original series ended. But rather than continue the original show’s season numbering, ABC started fresh with Season 1.

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