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Where to Stream: Netflix A new psychological horror series drops on Netflix this week. “The Body” follows a group of dance team girls who experience horrific dreams after a drug-induced initiation party. The girls initially plan to keep what they saw to themselves, but things devolve quickly, and the entire town goes into hysterics as…

“NBC is eyeing a fresh spin on a literary classic, with a partially gender-swapped police procedural take on The Great Gatsbyin development … It’s billed as a modern-day police procedural about Det. Jay Gatsby, a devilishly charming investigator with a con-man’s gift for reading human behavior, and decorated New York State Police Det. Nicole ‘Nicky’…

We all know how precarious the state of Hollywood is right now, and that’s especially true in the TV realm, where it isn’t always immediately clear what constitutes a hit per the more opaque metrics of streaming.

As a 50-plus year standard bearer for TV programming geared towards educating and entertaining audiences of all ages, PBS has built-in cultural relevance. The 1970s in particular not only served as the foundational decade for the network, but also for some of the best kids’ shows around. Known for introducing subject matter in really creative and…

“SpongeBob SquarePants” has becomes a kids’ TV institution at this point. It can take a while to get through its several hundred episodes, but assuming you do that, you might be wondering what similar TV shows you should dive into next, whether you want to relive your childhood solo or have something to watch with…

Robert and Michelle King’s new smart, timely drama “Cupertino” is another success story from the TV writing duo, with snappy writing, a great cast, and storylines that feel like they were ripped from the headlines. Mike Colter and Rachel Keller play recently fired lawyers who start their own law firm to take on the tech…

As of writing, 2027 is not going to be the flashiest graduating class in the history of television – it might well be remembered as one of the most underrated, however. No, there are no series here on the level of, say, “Severance” or “The Pitt” in terms of cultural impact or relevance, but several of…