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
A sweeping, five-hour look at the life, the craft, and the impact of one the most celebrated filmmakers, Martin Scorsese, captured by the novelist and filmmaker Rebecca Miller (Sundance winner Personal Velocity). From his New York childhood plagued by asthma to his Catholic upbringing, moral preoccupations, and fascination with violence, the five-part series features home
A taut, four-episode British psychological thriller about a cleaner who forms an intense friendship with her wealthy businesswoman employer, until a shocking crime unravels a web of secrets. Fans of Broadchurch, Harlan Coben adaptations, and moody noirs will embrace the twists and moral complexities. The UK reviews described this one as “gripping and addictive.”
Picking up from season three’s nuclear doomsday cliffhanger, Season 4 sees the political fallout of President Penn’s controversial choices, including the shocking theft of a Russian weapon called Poseidon. Kate (Keri Russell) faces the consequences of her betrayal, a growing rift with her husband Hal (Rufus Sewel), and an escalating US–UK crisis that may or
A small-town obituary writer becomes obsessed with death and starts murdering locals to create better stories in this pitch-black Irish comedy that balances macabre humor, suspense, and a character study. From TIME’s Judy Berman: “Imagine Dexter meets Bad Sisters, with a chilling yet somehow quite likable lead performance by Siobhan Cullen, and you won’t be
The perfect escape from your workplace blues, Apple‘s Maya Rudolph comedy Loot returns to follow wealthy divorcée Molly Well as she gets sucked back into the chaos of her foundation in the wake of a billionaire‑squad blowback. There’s new romance, a search for purpose, escalating public scrutiny, and cameos from Henry Winkler and Adam Scott
One of the most publicized true-crime stories gets a riveting, all-star dramatization in this eight-part limited series that chronicles the downfall of the privileged South Carolina family led by Alex and Maggie Murdaugh (Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette). Brittany Snow, J. Smith-Cameron, Will Harrison, Gerald McRaney, Kathleen Wilhoite, and Noah Emmerich also star. The first