The big question at the center of this steamy hit soap about a group of college kids is stated in the first episode of Season 2: “How are we supposed to know someone is dangerous when we first meet them?” The story pivots around Lucy Albright (Grace Van Patten) and her smoldering first love, Stephen,
The British espionage thriller that is unlike any other returns with a tense new season that combines high-stakes peril, an agent on the run, a secret-keeper with dementia, and the more personal stories of the cast-aside M15 agents. Yet the six new episodes still deliver on the dark comedy and intrigue that has made it
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,
A steamy, high-stakes Spanish medical drama from the creator of Élite, Breathless follows a handsome young doctor named Biel (Élite’s Manu Ríos) and his fellow residents at a public hospital in Valencia, where the staff is preparing to strike to protest federal cuts just as their patient, the Prime Minister, is diagnosed with a life-threatening
Set in Japan in the world of the Terminator movies, the original anime series alternates between 1997, when an engineer named Malcolm Lee prepares to launch his AI system, and 2022, where a member of the “human resistance” is sent into the past to protect him from the Terminator. Expect blockbuster-worthy voices, visuals, and score
A paranoid and neurotic Zeus (Jeff Goldblum) frets about his reign ending, just as his wife/sister Hera distances herself and an imprisoned Prometheus plots to take him down in this witty and irreverent send-up of Greek mythology from The End of the F**king World creator Charlie Covell. All eight episodes stream today. “It is a
The much-anticipated return of the most expensive series ever produced will require a refresher before you jump in, but the second season of Amazon’s epic Tolkien prequel has earned more praise than the first from several top TV critics. Expect more intensity, an even more sprawling cast of characters, a deeper probe into the mad
The hit all-star comedy about amateur sleuth-podcasters heads to Los Angeles this season to investigate the death from the end of Season 3 (you’ll need to watch the finale). They get a front row seat to the filming of the movie adaptation of their podcast, and meet the actors playing them: Eugene Levy, Zach Galifianakis, Eva Longoria, Melissa McCarthy, Kumail Nanjiani, and Meryl Streep join them.
A pitch-dark, jaw-drop comedy anthology starring Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Joe Alwyn, and several other top-notch actors, Kinds of Kindness is broken into three short films, which are loosely connected by a mysterious character who goes by the initials R.M.F. (played by the film’s Oscar-winning director, Yorgos Lanthimos). It’s the kind of film that requires
Acorn’s Danish love triangle / detective series is back for more of investigator Dan Sommerdahl, who continues to work with his ex-wife and the man she cheated on him with: his longtime partner. As if the trust issues weren’t bad enough, this season he has to forgive them for recording his new girlfriend as she