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Dead Like Me is finally streaming free on Tubi, all 29 episodes plus the follow-up movie. It still hits-smart, weird, heartfelt-and yeah, we're salty it only got two seasons.
Turkish soaps are pulling huge numbers in Bangladesh-and quietly warming ties with Ankara. You can see it in dubbing studios, language classes, even defense talks and dinners.
All Her Fault grabs you from minute one: a mom, a missing kid, a door that shouldn't open. It twists blame, pokes at gaslighting, and might be your next binge on Peacock.
Stranger Things' feature-length finale is hitting 350+ theaters Dec 31 and Jan 1, synced with its Netflix drop. Go for the crowd energy; tickets drop soon.
Squid Game: The Challenge season 2 opened soft-about 80% fewer week-one viewers than last time. The buzz faded: less novelty, a crowded slate, and that awkward batch rollout.
This Netflix doc centers BTK's daughter, letting Kerri Rawson tell the shock and aftermath. It listens, not gawks-true crime that's careful, human, and harder to shake.
Showrunner Michael D. Fuller says he felt an obligation to tell the Murdaugh saga without turning pain into content. Hulu's series centers people over shock-facts, consent, care.
Mike Graham's out at TalkTV after a racist Facebook post and failing to cooperate with a probe. Schedules shift, scripts tighten, and the channel has to steady itself.
Trump's weighing Venezuela strike options as the Pentagon floats "Southern Spear" and moves a carrier into the Caribbean. No green light yet, and the legal case is shaky.
Kenan Thompson and Kevin Hart are turning their Olympic banter into Good Sports, a weekly show on Prime Video. It premieres Nov 25 at 8 p.m. ET, with new episodes every Tuesday.
Yellowstone on pause? AMC's The Son is a lean, finished Western-20 episodes of grit, family warfare, and timelines that talk to each other, with Brosnan cold as steel.
Jenny McCarthy's cooking up a daytime talk/video podcast hybrid with Telepictures. Think 170 half-hours, celeb chat and call-ins, with Donnie Wahlberg dropping by.
Hulu's Murdaugh: Death in the Family tracks a powerful dynasty coming apart-boat crash, drugs, missing money, murder. Familiar true-crime, but sharp and tense, with strong leads.
Firefly's 14 episodes still feel sharp-scrappy, human, and cooler than any 'cowboys in space' pitch has a right to be. The world's lived-in, the crew's messy, and the stakes sting.
Alien: Earth is officially coming back for season 2. Noah Hawley inked a new FX/Disney deal; filming starts next year in London, with episodes on FX and Hulu.
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan's Pluribus just dropped with a spotless 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Rhea Seehorn leads a sharp, uneasy mystery about forced joy, now on Apple TV+."
Netflix is bringing back A Different World, this time with Dwayne and Whitley's daughter heading to Hillman. No date yet, but fresh faces and a few OGs are on deck.
New footage shows Russian units edging toward Pokrovsk, using tree lines and drones. It's a key hub, and if routes get cut, supplies slow and families could be forced out again.
Charlie and Lola turns 20, and it still feels fresh-calm, funny, and kind. Banijay's marking the milestone as the show keeps winning new kids and nostalgic parents.
Kate Gosselin quietly went Instagram official with Steve Neild, her longtime bodyguard. After years of rumors, she's simply saying: this is where she's at now.
Nikki Glaser called her SNL hosting debut the best week of her life, shouting out Lorne, the cast, writers, and crew. Even with some backlash, she stuck to gratitude and the work.
My Hero Academia's racing to the finish, and five episodes may not cut it. Like Demon Slayer, a final movie could give the epilogue space and land a goodbye that sticks.
Palm Royale S2 is a fizzy, stylish rush-Wiig dazzles, Burnett and Janney cut deep. It's fun and a little too twisty, but you'll keep sipping.
Sally Kirkland, Oscar-nominated and a memorable Days of Our Lives standout, has died at 84 in Palm Springs. A fierce talent, she turned short arcs into moments you felt.
MPs were told YouTube keeps kids glued and kind of sedated, not told stories. With 62% of kids' viewing there, experts want fixes-ratings, funding, and an algorithm that helps.
Want a real feel for Cavill's 40K? Deathwatch nails it: a tight squad, brutal choices, prayers over gunfire-proof the show should go small and human, not cameo-hunting.
Dune: Prophecy is filming Season 2-eight episodes across Hungary, Jordan, and Spain. Indira Varma, Ashley Walters, and Tom Hollander join as Emmy-nominated series rolls on.
Henry Cavill as Kratos in Amazon's God of War? Fun to picture, but there's no casting yet-just chatter, and if it's real, trades like Deadline/Variety will say so.
Fallout Season 2 hits Prime Video Dec 17, 2025 - and yeah, we're headed to New Vegas. Bigger stakes, darker laughs, Lucy and The Ghoul front and center.
Rotten Tomatoes has a new No. 1 for 2025: Vince Gilligan's Pluribus, debuting with a rare 100%. It tops other perfect scorers by holding that score across 70+ critic reviews.
Clear your Tuesday: Mysteries Unearthed with Danny Trejo returns Nov. 11 at 10/9c on History. Hidden bats, secret paintings, and risky finds-stream on Philo, DIRECTV, or Sling.
DC just set two lanes: a Jimmy Olsen show inside Gunn's Superman orbit, and a V for Vendetta series in Elseworlds. Clear family watch vs. sharp standalone after bedtime.
Arthur McBain joins Prime Video's Bloodaxe as Sigrod, Erik Bloodaxe's brother. Look for sharp family politics as the Hirsts craft a gritty, character-first Viking saga.
Sami Brady blows back into Salem, the gala buzzing as a quiet threat puts families on edge. Two friends revisit old wounds that could crack open this week.
Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen lead a brutal, very American story. Garfield and his killer crash through a Washington of favors that feels uncomfortably familiar.
Sundays get loud again: Simpsons' 800th, Family Guy's 450th, and American Dad returns. Midweek, new dramas land as Masked Singer hands off to Fear Factor.
Cast portraits for The Traitors S4 just hit, and you can feel side-eye and guesses flying. Alan Cumming returns Jan 8 on Peacock with 23 celebs and up to $250K at stake.
Jimmy Olsen gets the mic in DC Crime, a true-crime spin-off at HBO Max from the American Vandal team. Season 1 tracks Gorilla Grodd, with Skyler Gisondo back.
He's being called the 'Joe Rogan of the left,' but Adam Friedland swears he's just telling jokes as his scrappy YouTube show pulls raw, honest moments. Less spin, more human.
Eddie Murphy's stepping back in, on his terms-smart, selective, and actually about the work. If "Being Eddie" is the tell, expect a real run, not just a nostalgia lap.