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Having too many TV shows to pick from isn’t the worst problem to have. But sometimes it causes paralysis, and you end up watching reruns of Friends or The West Wing. Instead of finishing a great show and then falling into another rut, I decided to switch things up.

The landscape of television in 2026 is as diverse and potentially oversaturated as ever. Since the advent of streaming, traditional networks and their online counterparts have battled for the hard-fought attention of viewers who are more distracted than ever by a glut of media options. That can make it hard to pick which shows to…

Unless you live in a major city like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Toronto, then chances are your primary exposure to sketch comedy is through television. At their best, sketch comedy TV shows combine absurd premises with political satire, social commentary, or just plain old idiotic slapstick to produce something that makes you laugh…

When it comes to Netflix itself, there are so many shows to pick from; it’s wild. In fact, August itself has so many new movies and TV series that have been released that it’s hard to pick just one, especially when there are plenty of international series that are just as good.

Ever since Apple TV was first announced in 2019, its repeatedly looked to the literary world for its next big show. We’ve lost count of how many novels have inspired a series on the streaming service, but we do know some inspirations are more well-known than others. The streamer made it common knowledge that “The…

We’re officially more than a decade into Netflix making its own shows. If you have seen the best shows that Netflix has to offer by now, it’s finally time to turn back the clock and check out some of these classic Netflix shows.

Before its first season has even ended, audiences are already hooked on Hulu’s latest crime thriller, “Furious.” Emmy Rossum stars as Alice Black, an FBI agent investigating a string of murders of men by the young Catherine Grace (Lola Petticrew). What begins as a hunt for a serial killer quickly turns into a suspenseful game…

For most of TV history, commercials have served as a necessary evil. The advertisements that interrupt whatever program you’re watching are the things paying for the show, after all. Sometimes, though, the line between program and promotion blurs when the commercials become the whole show.

Shows with lesbian characters over 30: Yellowjackets, Vigil, The Five Star Weekend. Photos courtesy of Showtime, Peacock

If your weekend plans involve a couch, a streaming subscription, and absolutely no interest in leaving the house, the timing could hardly be better. From Jack Reacher returning with another dangerous assignment to the arrival of a highly anticipated Green Lantern series, this weekend is packed with fresh TV and movie releases.