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October basically comes with a built-in excuse to watch something creepy. Between the Halloween costumes, early sunsets and general spooky-season energy, it’s prime time for horror fans to settle in with a thriller. And now there’s a new take on one of the genre’s most iconic stories that viewers are already talking about: Prime Video’s…

LISA of BLACKPINK gets the documentary treatment in this intimate film, which follows the global superstar through a pivotal year as she steps away from the group and begins carving out her own path. From making her solo album Alter Ego to her acting debut in The White Lotus and her first major solo performance at Coachella,…

Sometimes a television Western is more than a Western, and that was certainly true of “The Wild Wild West.” The adventure series combined the horse opera with science fiction, espionage, and pre-steampunk aesthetics, spanning four seasons on CBS in the late ’60s. Unfortunately, the show was also deemed “one of the most violent programs on television,” per…

Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized by release time and alphabetically within each slot.

The very existence of 2002’s “The Dead Zone” TV series is surprising at first glance. The book it’s based on, Stephen King’s 1979 supernatural thriller of the same name, ends on a definitive note. In 1983, the book received a movie adaptation starring Christopher Walken, and with a runtime of under two hours, it did the…

The sweaters and jackets are out of storage, the furnace is rumbling, and Netflix’s October slate of TV shows is heating up, with returning hits likeThe Diplomat on the way, as well as some anticipated new documentaries.

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The temperatures are finally cooler, every single store near you is putting out Halloween decorations, and fall is finally, officially here. If you don’t feel like going apple-picking or out on a hay ride, though, how can you commemorate the second weekend of October? You can watch some movies and TV shows on major streaming services.

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As summer comes to a close and the air turns crisp, you know what’s coming: the MLB Playoffs. The NFL season is already underway, and if you’re also a baseball lover, this next month is essential viewing. The MLB has been through a number of changes in recent years. From the universal DH and the…