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Disney+ has only been around for a little over six years, but it’s already emerged as one of the best streaming services in a media landscape flooded with too many options. The streamer houses a vast collection of Disney-owned movies, including Pixar’s entire catalog of tear-jerkers, the extended Marvel Cinematic Universe, and some of the earliest…

ByMatty Merritt July 7, 2026 TOPICS:Entertainment /Streaming, Platforms & Subscription Media /Viewership Metrics

Remember how exciting it was when “WandaVision” and “Loki” promised to bring movie-caliber superheroes to TV? Compare that to the relatively subdued reception to the more recent “Wonder Man,” a superhero show costarring Oscar-winner Sir Ben Kingsley. Even though the series was well-received enough get renewed for Season 2, nobody’s out there wearing TV-inspired “Wonder Man” T-shirts.…

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The Hill family, high school athletes, new adoptive parents, and a starship crew are among the popular characters returning in must-see TV shows in July. They are joined by mutant superheroes, survivors of a zombie apocalypse, and a massive subterranean society. From Arlen, Texas, to the USSEnterprise, here are the seven streaming series you should…

Hard as it is to believe, we’re currently past the halfway point in 2026, with the current year closer to its end than it is to its start

When you think of riveting crime dramas, some people gravitate to HBO. That’s with good reason — HBO over the past few decades has been responsible for some of the most iconic crime-oriented programming ever made. From The Sopranos and The Wire to more recent shows like True Detective, you can make a strong argument…

Television has undeniably changed in nearly every way since the 1990s. Instead of appointment television and recording our favorite series on VHS tapes to enjoy later, we can stream any show at any time of the day or night. It’s fantastic, but somehow something was lost in the transition

Sometimes the worst elevator pitchesresult in the best television. In a thread on r/television, fans discuss the shows that sounded ridiculous on paper, like a sitcom about moral philosophy or an action thriller about talking turtles, but managed to become classics thanks to brilliant writing and casting

The Bear finished on Hulu last month after five years of yelling, screaming, tantrum-throwing, and oodles of delicious food. Fans who love the series are already missing its unique and realistic brand of humor and storytelling, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other series out there that can fill the void