A six part series hosted by UCLA film professor about the most memorable and influential films of the past century. Each episode breaks up the films by themes:  Popular and Memorable, Trapped, Character Relationships, Heroes and Villains, The Power of Paradox, Love and Meaning.  TCM is making the case that subscribing to cable is cheaper

At a time when home ownership has seemingly become prohibitive for all but the wealthy, the new series from OWN helps break down how renters can carve a path into scouting, negotiating, financing, and owning their first house.  The series launched Dec. 30 at 9/8c only on OWN.

In the tradition of Fargo, there’s always one episode that veers over into the surreal. This time, Dot (June Temple) — who was treated quite badly by her ex husband Sheriff Roy (Jon Hamm) — finds herself in “Camp Utopia,” a world with other abused women, and you’ll just have to watch the alt world

Innovative sustainable builder Jared “Cappie” Capp and his teenage daughter Alex show us how to take run of the mill pre-existing structures and transform them into one of a kind “dream retreats” in this new HGTV series.

After 14 seasons, FX’s clever, animated spoof of spycraft delivers the final sendoff episodes, upping the emotional stakes for its characters and their fans. Their final mission?  The UN has voted to outlaw independent spy agencies, so Archer and the gang go to work outside the law to save the world from an unlikely duo. 

A sunnier, sultrier, Frenchier version of the small town British detective series found on Acorn, Candice Renoir is a South of France-set crime drama built around a female Police Commandant who’s work intertwines with her role as a divorced mom to four kids. Season 7 arrives in the US today.  The show debuted in France

An annual event that draws hundreds of volunteers from across the US to decorate the White House in 72 hours, tied to the First Lady’s chosen theme. Property Brothers Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott and other HGTV personalities help document the creative event.

An inspiring new doc series from National Geographic based on the Sundance favorite film, Science Fair: The Series follows high school students around the world as they attempt to solve the most challenging global issues using science — all while competing to attend the most competitive science and engineering fair in the world  Streaming 12/11

Co-produced by HBO and the Boston Globe, the three-part docuseries pivots around the infamous 1989 murder of a pregnant Carol Stuart in a Black neighborhood of Boston, and begins by examining the roots of racial tensions in the city, followed by the “rampage” the police unleashed on Black communities in pursuit of the alleged killer,

As the news becomes more alarming, many turn to late night comedy to help process the overwhelm. John Oliver’s HBO series has been delivering timely new episodes each Sunday night, boldly tackling the latest headlines while often shedding new insights, thanks to carefully researched segments and the host’s irreverent, meta perspective on the news. There’s