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The world of TV is in a very weird place right now as studios try to figure out what a ratings hit actually is in the age of streaming, ensuring the line between success and failure is more blurred than ever.

The Netflix series “Black Doves” is a thrill for Keira Knightley fans, who got to see the British actor trade her corsets for guns in a thoroughly modern spy series. Knightley plays Helen, a spy working for a private intelligence company. As part of a deep cover operation, she’s married to the U.K.’s Secretary of…

In November 2026, Disney+ pairs its Movie Month with the return of several series: All’s Fair, Scrubs and Percy Jackson and the Olympians. The Remarried Empress kicks off the month with an early launch on November 3. French films, Japanese animation and National Geographic documentaries round out the lineup.

“I grew up with a parent a lot like his mom, and when I tell you, my eyes were anxiously glued to Jamie Lee Curtis in the background of the scenes in that episode, just waiting for her to go off. I immediately called my sister and told her not to watch it.”

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Netflix has no plans to slow down even with only two months left in the year. In fact, the streamer is ramping up its list of new and returning shows this month. One of Netflix’s surprise U.S. hits of 2025 returns on Thanksgiving for a drama-filled second season.

Kids TV can seem pretty bleak if you don’t know where to look for the good stuff. So much is poorly scripted, poorly animated, or just plain annoying. Fortunately, there are plenty of great shows out there to watch. You just have to know how to find them—or at the very least what streaming services…

CBS has secured the top new shows of the fall thanks to impressive performance from “NCIS: New York” and “Cupertino” in their second week, TheWrap can reveal exclusively.

The world of TV seems to be more precarious than ever before, with networks still scrambling to figure out what success and failure mean in the age of streaming.