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There’s no question that the ’80s were a golden age of TV sitcoms. Nearly every network pushed to find the perfect combination of cast, writers, and plot devices to strike gold with the format, and, in doing so, pushed the boundaries of television itself. While the decade saw plenty of ideas that missed the mark…

Over three decades since its release, the original PlayStation continues to cast a big shadow over the video game industry. The console introduced many major franchises that fans still enjoy today while also completely revamping established properties for a new generation. Gamers certainly noticed and responded in kind, with the PlayStation achieving what no other…

Before Netflix’s “Bridgerton” made audiences swoon, Julia Quinn’s book series garnered a faithful following. The first novel from the “Bridgerton” book series, “The Duke and I,” came out in January of 2000, 20 years before the release of the Netflix period drama. Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) and Simon’s (Regé-Jean Page) courtship in Season 1 played out…

The Nintendo Switch 2 is an amazing handheld console, but for $449.99 and an upcoming price hike to $499.99, you need to be serious about protecting the gadget. We’ve already rounded up some of the best Nintendo Switch 2 carrying cases, and this time, we’re going to take a look at protective cases.

Comic strips have been a significant part of American culture for over a century. Whether it be from a newspaper’s funny pages or on the internet, countless people grew up reading and laughing at the wacky characters that get their jokes across in just a handful of panels. With many of these daily strips, their…

When discussing animated movies, it can be easy to constantly slide into the globally dominant slate of Disney/Pixar titles that quickly jump to mind. But there are many, many more top-tier animated films that were produced by other studios. Cinephiles agree that the bounty is out there for those looking.

Welcome to TVLine Pet Peeves, where our editors go to town on TV’s bad habits. Tropes, plot details, dialogue tics, continuity issues — if it grinds our gears, you’ll see it here.

July 2026 saw streaming platforms and broadcast networks pull the plug on multiple series, including Wonder Man, while also confirming final seasons for several established shows. This roundup covers every TV show that networks canceled or confirmed as ending this month.

Shelf discovery … video games in a charity shop. Photograph: Keith Stuart/The GuardianShelf discovery … video games in a charity shop. Photograph: Keith Stuart/The Guardian

Overrated shows exist on plenty of platforms, but to me, Netflix has a slew of them. While the streaming site does have plenty of greatshows, like the recently ended Stranger Thingsor some great underrated ones as well, there are some big shows that get a little too much hype or control too much conversation.