The Emmy-winning sitcom that brought back must-see TV broadcast (and Hulu) is returning with a much-anticipated new season, and creator and star Quinta Brunson has teased a new romance, a big Ava story, a “Will Smith-inspired dance” … and an It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia cross-over. Also some surprise guest appearances, piggy-backing off of previous

It’s been a while since Entourage skewered Hollywood’s sausage-making egos and idiosyncracies, but HBO’s latest workplace comedy (from Veep creator Armando Iannucci) arrives perfectly-timed to take on the behind-the-scenes world of a superhero franchise movie. The wackadoodle of the characters and their costumes, the chaos, the clueless arrogance of production newbies are all captured with

With the edge of a Ryan Murphy series, the setting of Love Boat, and the high stakes of a medical drama, ABC’s hot new fall show Doctor Odyssey is taking us all on a luxury cruise with shirtless Dr. Max (Joshua Jackson). “This ship is heaven,” his new boss (Don Johnson) informs him in the

Colin Farrell stars as mob boss Oz Cob (The Penguin), who’s ready to seize his big chance to grab power in Gotham in this immersive 8-episode miniseries that jumps off the Batman movie of 2022, but largely stands alone and will lure in non-DC Comics fans with its cliffhangers and scene-stealing female characters. Co-starring Cristin

To match the caliber of Abbott’s Elementary, the crime drama is getting an upgrade on ABC this fall with High Potential, from Oscar and Emmy-winning writer Drew Goddard (The Martian and The Good Place).  It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s Kaitlin Olson stars as brilliant single with a knack for cracking cases is paired up with

Based on the #1 New York Times bestselling nonfiction book of the same name, Three Women is a provocative scripted adaptation that follows a journalist (Shailene Woodley) as she sets out to write a book about “Sex in America” and ends up chronicling how three “ordinary women” upend their lives to find sexual fulfillment and

The new buzzed-about animated FOX sitcom follows two brothers who lost their jobs at a hot dog factory when they were replaced by robots, but discovery that they qualify for a new basic income program guaranteeing them $3,000 a month — no strings attached. How they spend their time and money is the comedy engine

Arriving just in time for back-to-school, FX’s new R-rated high-school sitcom delivers a laugh-out-loud antidote to the slew of darker shows dropping across streaming. Set against an upbeat 80s soundtrack, the series is set in our current times, which means it tackles several of today’s timely topics head on: book bans, deepfake porn, ChatGPT-created papers,

In time for those beach vacations or vicarious vacations, the remaining eight seasons of this sunnier, more comedic version of the British detective series has arrived on the niche streamer Acorn TV.  Set in the South of France, the crime drama is built around a female “Police Commandant” (Candice) who’s work intertwines with her role