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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.

Jennifer Connelly and Joel Edgerton return for more mind-bending sci-fi in season 2 of Dark Matter. Apple TV

Disney fans received a major update on the company’s future slate during the Disney Entertainment Showcase at D23 on August 14, 2026. The event, held at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, as part of the three-day Ultimate Disney Fan Event, delivered new details, release dates, casting information, and project confirmations across Marvel Studios, Pixar…

Clockwise from top: The End of Oak Street, The Rivals of Amziah King, The Wrong Girls, andLanterns. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Everett Collection (Warner Bros., Neon, Black Bear), John Johnson/HBO Max

Sure, 2026 still has a few months left in it. But Team TVLine is of the opinion that it’s never too early to celebrate our favorite television of the year, and we’re about to do just that.