One of the most highly praised space operas across TV or streaming, Apple’s cerebral sci-fi adaptation of the legendary Isaac Asimov novels returns to follow the mathematician Hari Seldon in the wake of his development of a “predictive science” — one that has forecast a galactic empire’s collapse. The Foundation is the group of exiles

An upbeat, all-star rom-com series set in London, Girls creator Lena Dunham is behind this sharply written (and sometimes silly) story about a 30-something New Yorker who takes a job in London after a breakup, only to meet a Mr. Wrong. The team behind it includes two writers from Love Actually and Megan Salter and

A distinctly British black comedy about a single mom (Cat Sadler) living in close quarters her two grown daughters after the dad mysteriously skipped town, leaving them to mine their abandonment issues, bad romances, therapy, and some creative new sexuality labels for cringe comedy and lacerating satire. Fans of Fleabag and Peep Show will embrace

A spinoff of Bosch, Maggie Q as Renée Ballard, LAPD’s new head of a Cold Case Division — now tasked with excavating the city’s darkest secrets through serial killer victims and “John Doe” cases, which leaders her to a conspiracy within the department itself.  Bosch himself (Titus Welliver) joins the cast along with Courtney Taylor,

A prequel to the Jules Verne epic novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas, the 10-episode Nautilius tells the origin story of Captain Nemo and his pioneering submarine as he seeks revenge against the East India Mercantile Company after they falsely imprisoned him. From RogerEbert.com’s Cristine Escoba: “Nautilus” shows the human cost and terrible harm

A timely history lesson that captures a cultural revolution in a three-part docuseries, Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print captures archival footage and unfiltered present-day interviews with the iconic Gloria Steinem and her Ms. Magazine co-founder Letty Cottin Pogrebin, revealing how their upstart magazine challenged the male-dominated media landscape and gave a megaphone to issues

The finale season of the global breakout hit, Squid Game Season 3 opens in the immediate wreckage of Gi-hun’s failed rebellion, with more disturbing versions of childhood games, sacrifices, betrayals, and a stomach-plummeting twist involving a baby that reframes the entire “game.” The indictment on modern day capitalism may hit too close to home for

The Emmy darling is back and earning even higher praise for its new season, which sees the restaurant and its staff up against a countdown to financial collapse. Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) is finally forced to face the emotional toll of his grief and considers stepping away, while Sydney has to choose between her loyalty

Part Love Boat, part Death in Paradise, the BritBox series returns in time for summer to take you on a new luxury cruise through the Mediterranean, which promises a new murder mystery at every port.  The best part of this breezy and often cheesy escape watch is that the ship’s cabaret singer is also the