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September brings a wide range of stories to screens, and IMDb has rounded up some of the biggest movies and TV shows kicking off the “-ber” months.

Gilligan (Bob Denver) and his fellow castaways were never actually rescued from “Gilligan’s Island”… not during the original series run, anyway. And if it hadn’t been for a trio of made-for-TV sequel movies, Gilligan, the Skipper (Alan Hale Jr.), the millionaire and his wife (Jim Backus and Natalie Schafer), the movie star (Tina Louise), the…

Back in the mid-1960s, the Adam West-led “Batman” took the world by storm. Even though the show only existed because other characters’ rights with unavailable, “Batmania” entrenched the nation in a way that would not be seen again until Tim Burton’s big-screen take in 1989. “Batman” changed the game for superhero TV, parodying comic antics with a straight face and…

If you’re a fan of TV animation, then chances are you already have a subscription to Disney+. Over the six-plus years that Disney+ has been an active streaming service, it’s become a one-stop shop for Disney favorites and plenty of other familiar titles. Though the best miniseries on Disney+ include a handful of modern gems…

Are you a fan of Westerns? Do you love a cowboy and a sheriff facing off against each other in a dusty town while, perhaps, an Enrico Morricone theme plays in the background? Whatever you specifically love about Westerns, there are plenty of great Western movies to watch … but what if you want a longer narrative?

Every year around Emmys season, TV fans hear about shows and actors who were snubbed as equally deserving nominees celebrate. In fact, some of the most iconic series of all time never won a single Emmy in their heyday.

There’s only one season left of “House of the Dragon,” HBO’s hit “Game of Thrones” spin-off, but it won’t be coming for a while; after all, the special effects required to bring all those dragons to life take a long time to pull off. Luckily, in the meantime, there are plenty of other shows like…

NBC has been one of the networks at the forefront of American entertainment since it got its start as a radio company all the way back in 1926. By the 1940s, it had pivoted to television and has spent the ensuing decades putting countless shows on the air.

“The Big Bang Theory” was a pretty grounded sitcom. Its premise essentially boiled down to “What if a bunch of nerds hung out with a hot chick?” The first spinoff, “Young Sheldon,” kept things firmly grounded on Earth, but the franchise is branching out in a big way with “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.”

There’s just something undeniably cool about pirates, particularly when it comes to figures that embody the swashbuckling archetype right down to the cutlasses and eyepatches. Whether it’s embracing the freedom of life on the high seas, stylish swordplay, or outright defiance of authority, pirates just seem to have it figured out. The best depictions of…