The Pet Cemetery Murders premieres tonight at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO, and it's a real 1985 murder, not Stephen King. I walked through the real case, drew the three-episode runtime, and wrote four tests the series has to pass.
Tulsa King was renewed for Season 5 and is moving production to New York. I explain why, when Season 4 premieres on Oct. 16, who's in the cast, and why I think sending Dwight home is the show's smartest risk.
Below isn't a true story, but Newfoundland's resettlement history is real: 307 communities abandoned, 28,000+ people moved. I sorted fact from fiction, lined up the critics, and explain why I think a payout offer is scarier than the monster.
Percy Jackson Seasons 1 and 2 are on Netflix until Jan. 4, but Season 3 is Disney+ only on Nov. 20. I laid out the dates, did the catch-up math, scored who wins the deal and wrote my take.
Ted Lasso Season 4 ended with Ted giving the head coach job to Alice, Roy heading to Chelsea and Rebecca keeping Richmond. I mapped where everyone lands, drew the ownership math, ranked the finale's six big choices and wrote my take.
Abbott Elementary returns tonight at 8:30 p.m. ET on ABC with 22 episodes, and Episode 7 will be its 100th. I drew the road to 100, tallied a 0-for-7 Emmy night, and graded five storylines by how excited I am.
Avatar: Seven Havens premieres Friday, Oct. 9 on Paramount+ with three episodes, then weekly drops through Oct. 30. I sorted the trailer backlash, built a watch-order guide for every kind of fan, and wrote three tests for judging it.
Prime Video renewed Reacher for Season 6 on Sept. 28 and Neagley for Season 2 on Oct. 1, with no release dates yet. I built a renewal timeline, measured the critics-versus-fans gap, and wrote three predictions to be held to.
VisionQuest hits Disney+ Oct. 14 with two episodes, then weekly until Nov. 25. I mapped the schedule, built a homework guide for WandaVision and Agatha, and explain why Marvel's last new live-action Disney+ show might finally be free to be weird.
Lanterns airs its finale Sunday at 92% with critics, 12M+ U.S. viewers an episode and no Season 2 order. I scored six renewal factors, set it against The Penguin, and wrote what I'd do if I ran HBO.
Carrie hits Prime Video Wednesday with a mid-80s Rotten Tomatoes score. I put it up against every earlier version, rated what I trust and what worries me, and wrote a spoiler-free plan for watching all eight episodes.
East of Eden hit Netflix today at 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, but critics are split on giving Cathy Ames a backstory. I built a critics' scoreboard, a book vs. 1955 movie vs. series comparison, a spoiler-free watchlist, and a guide to whether it's worth your week.
The Gentlemen Season 2 holds 86% on Rotten Tomatoes but opened 45% below Season 1. I charted four weeks of Netflix numbers, explain the ending behind a spoiler fold, and sorted what's confirmed about Season 3 from the Meghan Markle rumor.
Scrubs Season 2 premieres tonight at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. I charted all nine Season 1 audience numbers, found where 60% of the loss happened, broke down Dr. Cox's illness, and wrote a three-point test for the new season.
Apple TV's Nocturne premieres October 30 with two episodes, then goes weekly to a Christmas Day finale. I mapped the full release calendar, priced out three ways to watch, and laid out what changed from the book and what would make me bail.
Two recasts, a confirmed Christmas Day premiere, and a boss who says there won't be a new season every year. I graded all four Season 2 changes, compared HBO's promise with the movies' real gaps, and worked out when Chamber of Secrets could realistically arrive.
Netflix's gothic hit stopped filming near Dublin again, this time over script rewrites instead of Eva Green's earlier on-set injury, days after Jenna Ortega confirmed the cast will already be seniors. My own comparison of how the wait stacks up against Stranger Things and Euphoria, plus my honest verdict.
Claire Danes and Howard Gordon are both back for Season 2, but Matthew Rhys isn't, since his Emmy-winning character didn't survive the finale. My own ranked comparison of every "limited series" that quietly stopped being limited, and my honest verdict on this one.
Five years after Jessica Lange said she'd never come back, FX reunited her with Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters for the franchise's biggest cast reunion ever. Ariana Grande's announced role never happened. My review, plus my own ranked scorecard of all 13 seasons.
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story opened at No. 1 on Netflix with about 12.1 million views in four days, even as Rotten Tomatoes scores slid into the 40s and 50s. Here's the split, the numbers, and my take on why this franchise is review-proof.
Netflix drops all ten episodes of the A Different World revival on September 24, exactly 39 years after the original hit NBC. Here's who's back, who's running it, and my honest take on whether Hillman can work without leaning on its own past.
BritBox and the BBC have confirmed a Ludwig Christmas special casting Sir David Suchet — TV's Poirot for 25 years — as a murder suspect rather than the detective. It arrives with Season 2 sitting at a perfect Rotten Tomatoes score and Season 3 already filming, months after the earliest renewal in the show's history.
Alan Cumming's Highland murder-mystery swept seven Emmys in one night, the most a competition series has ever won in a single year. Two days later, Peacock renewed it through Season 8 — on top of an all-civilian spinoff already airing on NBC.
Outlander closed out eight seasons and a decade on Starz this May with a perfect 100% Tomatometer. Four months later, Outlander: Blood of My Blood — the only show left carrying that name — opened Season 2 to a 7/10 and a 6/10, a far rockier start than Season 1's Certified Fresh debut.
Netflix canceled the small-town drama after five seasons and 50 episodes. Deadline reports the cast's options lapsed Thursday night — the same night the streamer ordered Ladies of the House from the show's showrunner and star. Season 5 opened 30% below Season 4, and a Season 6 writers' room was never set up.
Apple TV's freshman horror-comedy swept to a record 14 Emmys across this year's ceremonies, one more than The Studio's mark last year, while The Pitt repeated as Best Drama Series and Rhea Seehorn finally won her first Emmy. But Matthew Rhys stole the night, becoming the first actor ever to win two lead acting Emmys at the same ceremony.
Two days after winning an Emmy for directing, and with an eighth season already locked in, Apple TV's spy drama returned under a new lead writer and a format it had never tried before — and turned in a perfect 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, its best-reviewed season yet.
Paramount+ renewed MobLand for a third season two weeks before Season 2 even premieres, confirming Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren will all return — closing the door on months of reporting that Hardy had clashed with a showrunner who nearly quit and might not come back at all.
Nicolas Cage's noir take on Spider-Man drew a 92% critics score and the most Emmy nominations of any Prime Video series this year, then got cut for cost reasons anyway — only to sweep five Creative Arts Emmy categories at the ceremony that followed two days later.
Silo closed out its origin-story third season on September 4 — and the same night, Apple TV dated the fourth and final season for July 9, 2027, the shortest gap between seasons the show has ever had.
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