After 51 years, the legendary live show has introduced a London-set version that marries the American format — cold open, opening monologue, timely satire, and top musical acts — with a distinctly British sense of humor. Watch it for dry and absurdist takes on UK politics, class, and celebrities like upcoming hosts Jamie Dornan and

An adventure saga that became a hit for all ages when it’s first season premiered in 2023, the live action manga adaptation One Piece finally returns for Season 2, where the stakes get higher as the adventure saga gets bigger. To refresh: This is the story about a Pirate King and his crew of misfits

When a gilded New York family is shattered by an unexpected tragedy, they’re forced out of their Fifth Avenue certainty and into the vast wilds of Montana. As matriarch Stacy Clyburn (Michelle Pfeiffer) confronts the life her husband lived beyond her line of sight, she and her daughters are pulled into a frontier of secrets,

The Marvel universe has some fun with itself in this Hollywood satire about a struggling actor attempting to land his dream role: playing the superhero Wonder Man in an upcoming big-screen remake. A fresh way in to the super hero world for non-Marvel fans, it stars Ben Kingsley (reprising his role as Trevor Slattery from

HBO’s steamy and lavish new Brazilian period drama (dubbed in English) is based on the real-life 19th‑century figure known as Dona Beija, a woman who defied the rigid patriarchal norms of her era to become a powerful figure. The 40-episode melodrama, airing and streaming across 100 countries, weaves together the political tensions, class inequalities, sexuality

Keke Palmer and Jack Whitehall head this horror-comedy about a suburban neighborhood’s suspicions of a new resident, which unravels their quiet enclave’s once-hidden secrets and unleashes a few deadly threats. An adaptation of the 1989 cult favorite film that starred a young Tom Hanks, the team behind this one has serious pedigree that includes uber

Not many detectives seek out psychics as they doggedly pursue cold cases, but Brighton’s Roy Grace is not your typical British stoic. The hero of the bestselling Peter James novels makes his series debut in this dark and twisty show that just dopped its five (short) seasons on BritBox. Grace stands out for its lead

Funny, irreverent, and energetic, Riot Women is a new scripted dramedy that follows five midlife women from Northern England who “accidentally start a punk rock band.”  Told with wit and emotional punch, it stares down menopause and stalled lives in a way that is uplifting, rebellious, powered by the thrill of reinvention. TIME calls this one “the

Set in 1970s Moscow, Peacock’s new darkly playful Cold‑War spy thriller follows two seemingly forgettable embassy secretaries — freshly widowed and written off as “persons of no interest” — as they reinvent themselves as CIA operatives to unravel the conspiracy that killed their husbands. A stylish, twist‑happy, espionage binge-watch, it’s anchored by a magnetic duo