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The title “Everybody Loves Raymond” is at least a little ironic. The show’s title character, Ray Barone (Ray Romano), has a mildly antagonistic relationship with just about every member of his family, with his higher-pitched voice often sparring melodiously with brother Robert’s (Brad Garrett) deadpan bass. 

Aliens are among us. At least, that’s what Hollywood would like you to believe. While there’s plenty of alien invasion movies to stream on services like Netflix, television is no stranger to producing fascinating tales of beings from another planet and the hijinks they cause. Even if humans aren’t entirely sure if they’re actually alone…

This is the premise of Blueberry, where you get to communicate with this child, walk in her shoes and help her to finally feel safe.

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This popular anime premiered in 2019 and follows Tanjiro and his friends who travel to the Entertainment District where demons live.

With the World Cup wrapping up this weekend, we’re about to have a lot of sports fans staring into their pints looking for the next thrill. Netflix might just have a few things that can help, for U.S. subscribers, including a new season of the docuseries Quarterback (read about it in this weekend’s documentary roundup),…

If you’re sad that there will be no more seasons of “Stranger Things” to binge on Netflix, you might be tempted to go back and watch the series all over again — or else rewatch any of the nostalgic ’80s classics “Stranger Things” pays homage to. While that is a perfectly valid response, you needn’t limit…

Apple TV subscribers have been spoiled in recent years, and the streamer’s latest crime drama, “Lucky,” gives them another reason to tune in. Based on the novel by Marissa Stapley, the series stars Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist on the run after a Las Vegas heist goes awry. 

Clockwise from top: Lucky, Ride or Die, Heartstopper Forever, and The Odyssey.Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Apple TV, Melinda Sue Gordon/Universal Pictures, Samuel Dore/Netflix, Prime

We’re still in the highs of summer, but networks have already started rolling out their fall TV schedules, with a mix of new shows and old favorites returning.