The legendary Mr. Bean Rowan Atkinson stars in this fresh, laugh-out-loud, slapstick holiday comedy you can watch with anyone. He plays a school caretaker who discovers that the baby left behind in the school nativity scene is actually a real-life baby, so he takes him in for the night…only to find himself with a luxury
An adaptation of The Sea of Monsters, Disney’s second season of Percy Jackson is more cinematic and more grown-up, a high-stakes road‑trip quest through a Greek mythology version of the Bermuda Triangle, where Percy learns that being a hero is less about prophecy and more about something deeper. Along the way, there are demon pigeons, chariot
Of all the pro sports worlds, hockey is likely the last place you would expect to backdrop a gay romance drama, but Heated Rivalry follows two bitter NHL rivals who are secretly lovers, and it delivers the action of a sports drama and the steamy tensions of hit LGBTQ+ shows like Red White and Royal
One of HBO Max’s top-streamed shows worldwide finally arrived in the U.S., a French-language / English subtitled period drama and prequel to Dangerous Liaisons. With the cinematic flare of a lush French production, The Seduction follows Isabelle de Merteuil’s rise from disgrace to relative power in 18th-century Paris, blending a historical scandal with a bold
For anyone who wants to understand the Dungeons & Dragons set — or get in touch with their inner D&D player — this animated fantasy series is a dark and witty spinoff of The Legend of Vox Machina. It follows a band of misfits—criminals, tricksters, and wanderers—whose chaotic choices lead them into a larger conspiracy
A darkly-comedic six-episode action thriller about a retired assassin forced out of an idyllic life on a Greek island when her dangerous past life catches up to her, forcing her to team up with her estranged son to survive a Europe-spanning conspiracy. Witty, sleek, and tautly-written, fans of Killing Eve and other high-octane globetrotting shows
The escapist 1960s-set Palm Beach comedic drama follows Maxine Dellacorte‑Simmons (Kristin Wiig) after the fallout from the first season’s explosive finale has shifted the town’s social order. A true identity is exposed, a shooting raises questions about who lives and who dies, and Maxine must fight to survive high‑society ruin after a breakdown. John Stamos
A warm, old-fashioned mockumentary sitcom about a champion cheerleading coach who takes on an underdog team of misfits. NBC and Peacock are behind this riff on the pageantry and obsession that grips the often-dismissed sport, with Jenn Lyon in the lead with Kristin Chenoweth and Taran Killam supporting along a lively and colorful ensemble cast.
A grumpy female novelist (Rhea Seehorn) becomes the odd one out in a suddenly blissful world, and she’s forced to choose between saving humanity or letting everyone stay happily numb in this darkly comedic sci-fi series from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan. A slow-burn with a big payoff, critics praise the sharp writing and big
Iconic talk show couple Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos head to the colorful Italian city where Mark’s family once lived to invest in property, and instead decide to save a struggling lower-league pro soccer team, Campbasso FC (nickname “Lupi” or wolves). Unlike other shows about overnight “footie owners,” Lupi is a real underdog team with