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SWEET MAGNOLIAS. (L to R) Brook Elliott as Dana Sue Sullivan, JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Maddie Townsend and Heather Headley as Helen Decatur in episode 506 of SWEET MAGNOLIAS | Cr. Courtesy of Netflix

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The year isn’t over yet, but 2026 has provided us with enough great Western TV series to warrant a celebration. There’s still time for more shows to come along and make us scream “yee-haw,” but let’s take a minute to pay tribute to what we already have.

At No. 1, Breaking Bad follows Walter White, a high-school chemistry teacher in New Mexico who is diagnosed with advanced lung cancer and turns to manufacturing methamphetamine with his former student Jesse Pinkman. Created by Vince Gilligan and starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, the five-season AMC drama traces White’s transformation as his initial plan…

Apple TV dropped the “Plus” from its name, but its number of must-see series continues to grow. Make no mistake, this applies to the streamer’s sci-fi shows, as well. Simply put, the genre titles available on the streamer are some of the best around. If you’ve been wondering what else to watch after finishing Severance for the third time,…

Quite a weekend is in store for U.S. Netflix subscribers, but also for TV lovers in general, as not only does Saturday Night Live kick off its 52nd season on Saturday (here are some SNL-based movies to get you in the mood). But Netflix has got some seriously excellent and iconic television to binge the…

Pretty Little Liars (2010) may not be the most faithful adaptation of Sara Shepard’s books, but it is one of the most successful franchises to come from a teen drama. The mere fact that there are still rumors—more than 15 years after its debut—that the show will come back in some way, shape, or form…

Science fiction is a complicated genre. It’s filled with large ideas that require pinpoint execution, all done for an audience that will most certainly call a creator out for inconsistencies, inaccuracies, and anything that could be considered a ripoff. That’s why a lot of the best stories in the genre are found in the dense…