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Of all the dramatic qualities that define the science fiction genre, one of the most compelling is its capacity to imagine futures, whether they’re the kind we should hope to achieve or they’re the kind we should frantically be trying to avoid. Fittingly, we here at /Film are going to cast our critical minds into…
Who doesn’t love a good detective TV show? From “Dragnet” to “Colombo” to “Monk,” audiences can’t get enough of a gumshoe solving crimes with wit, intelligence, and eccentricity. Our fascination with detectives goes back before the invention of the small screen, with literary sleuths like Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot (both of whom have been…
We have officially arrived at the peak of the summer: Fourth of July weekend. It’s the moment everyone looks forward to each summer, when you can head outside for barbecues and pool parties and beach days full of family, friends, and really great food. Whether you’re beating the heat with some ice cream or indulging…
Though 2026 is half over, there are plenty of great Netflix shows to look forward to in the second half of the year. Netflix remains one of the biggest streamers in the game, and this year has already seen some big television premieres. His & Hers became one of the streamer’s biggest hits ever, while…
From the moment he first appeared as Captain Jonas Grumby, aka The Skipper, Alan Hale Jr. remained fond of “Gilligan’s Island.” Rightly so. The actor brought joy to millions as the perpetually perplexed Skipper, and the importance of such a thing was not lost on the man himself. That said, he had a lot more…
With the return of “Silo” Season 3 this summer, sci-fi fans have been rewarded with the continuation of a fascinating story from showrunner Graham Yost and novelist Hugh Howey. Though the show’s titular structure is cramped, the storytelling and lore of “Silo” is vast. In this dystopian future, the surviving members of society — or…
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Summer television once meant reruns and low-effort filler, but not anymore. Between HBO’s dragon-fueled Sunday nights, a steady stream of book-to-screen romances, and a run of starry limited series, this season’s lineup offers plenty of reasons to enjoy staying home with your air conditioning. Anya Taylor-Joy comes back to TV for the first time since…
As the original binge-watching hub, Netflix has swiftly grownout of offering viewers the nostalgic pang of their favorite shows to hooking them on original content. From creating global franchises to releasing addictive thriller limited series, the streaming giant consistently hits the mark with quality content across every department. Fortunately, as in every year, 2026 continues…
Netflix continued its concert overhaul in June by canceling two shows – both of which were canceled after just one season