FISK australian legal comedy

Fisk S3

The return of the dry and sharp-witted Australian workplace comedy with a cult following, Fisk follows attorney Helen Tudor-Fisk (Kitty Flanagan) after a big setback, when she’s forced to return to her hometown of Melbourne and join a tiny law firm and focus on wills, probates, and eccentric clients.  Fans of Arrested Development, The Office,

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The Map that Leads to You

A vicarious summer romance that will transport you to Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Amsterdam, and Prague, The Map that Leads to You tells the story of a Type A college grad on a last hurrah adventure before starting her banking career, and the spontaneous traveler she meets who is following his grandfather’s journal. Based on

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Betty la Fea: The Story Continues

You might remember the American adaptation of it, Ugly Betty. But American Ferrara’s comedy hit was actually based on the most famous Latin American telenovela of all time, Yo Soy Betty, La Fea. After  breaking Prime Video’s Latin American viewership records, Amazon has launched what they’re calling a second season of the Columbian version, Betty

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The Rainmaker

A TV-14 remake of the 1997 Francis Ford Coppola film, which was an adaptation of the hit John Grisham novel, the new USA Network/Peacock series brings timely new twists, a brisk pace, and Southern wit to the story of a young, hotshot law school grad who gets fired from a big prestigious firm — only

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Abandoned: The Woman in the Decaying House

In SãoPaulo, Brazil, a wealthy heiress secretly imprisoned and abused her longtime domestic worker in her run-down mansion for years, unbeknownst to close neighbors or authorities, until a determined journalist named Chico Felitti launched an investigation. The three-part docuseries, adapted from the podcast A Mulher da Casa Abandonada, unfolds as a haunting and bewildering real-life

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Limitless with Chris Hemsworth S2

Become a rock star overnight, build your memory cells, and become more resilient as you (safely) watch handsome Aussie Chris Hemsworth hard at work pushing all his limits. Since learning he had the Alzheimer’s gene, the movie star has embarked on this National Geographic series to tap into the latest science while tackling daunting feats,

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Night Always Comes

With so many facing financial uncertainty right now, this suspenseful neo-noir starring Vanessa Kirby arrives just in time. It follows a Portland woman racing against the clock to raise $25,000 to save the house she shares with her developmentally disabled brother — breaking into safes and confronting people from her past and she becomes increasingly

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Nobody 2

The perfect summer popcorn movie for deadpan comedy fans looking for an old school action blockbuster, Bob Odenkirk is back as Hutch Mansell, still bailing himself out of his Russian mob debt by taking on dangerous assignments as he tries to reconnect with his wife and kids. He ends up at the water park of

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Miss Governor

Tyler Perry’s timely political satire about race, sexism and media scrutiny in modern day state politics returns with its second batch of episodes. It follows Mississippi’s first Black lieutenant governor (Terri J. Vaughn), as she juggles her dismissive boss and her family’s sudden fame. Former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is an executive producer, adding

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The Kingdom

In time for football season, and for anyone trying to understand the hype around Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs, this joint ESPN+ and Disney+ series will demystify the franchise, its history, and it’s most visible star. It comes from the team behind the Emmy-winning The Last Dance, so expect a deeper probe as

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