The puzzling, riveting true crime series about the people who have gone missing and the trails gone cold — raising big questions as it pulls on your emotions. Season 5 returns with all new stories focused on parents whose kids have not been found.
In the wake of Oppenheimer winning the Oscar, this timely if alarming docuseries sheds light on the origins of the atomic bomb and its role in starting the Cold War — and how its repercussions have led us to the rise of Vladimir Putin, proxy battles, and a new Cold war with an even more
After her husband passes suddenly, a Jordanian mother is expected to hand over the house to her brother-in-law, and resorts to faking a pregnancy to try and hold on to her inheritance and her daughter’s stability in this entertaining, fast-paced drama earning critical praise for its “look into women’s rights, morality, and normalized societal oppression
Two strangers strapped for cash stumble upon a shipwrecked boat full of cocaine, and decide to split the spoils before becoming entangled in something bigger in this clever and suspenseful six-episode thriller, which first aired on BBC in the UK in November. From the co-creator, it’s “a show about stories themselves, and why people tell
The irreverent and fun Joel McHale-led sitcom about a team of animal patrol agents in Seattle is back for Season 2 — bringing something fresh to animal lovers and slapstick network sitcom comfort watch seekers. As its from a broadcast network, count on plenty of episodes to keep you going.
A BBC comedy series about five black inner-city teenagers who earn a scholarship to attend a prestigious British boarding school in this sharply-written high school dramedy. “It’s a fun, funny and complex coming-of-age story that encompasses all the mess and joy of youth, where few people ever really feel that they fit in.” — The
A fun, feel good, immersive version of Roald Dahl’s classic tells the story of how the charismatic inventor, magician and chocolate-maker became the Willy Wonka of lore. Starring Timothy Chalamet and directed by Paddington‘s Paul King, the two-hour smorgasbord aims to appeal to everyone in the family, losing some of the eccentricities and darker edges
After being lured into marrying a prince, Elodie (Millie Bobby Brown) discovers that her new royal family plans to sacrifice her to a dragon to pay an ancient family debt in this suspenseful dark fantasy drama that could be interpreted as a parable to a certain real life princess story. Angela Bassett, Ray Winstone, and
An army officer (Theo James) learns that he’s inherited his late father’s country estate — despite being the younger brother — and soon discovers that it’s also home to an illegal cannabis empire in this eight-episode comedy from from Guy Ritchie’s 2019 film of the same title. From Paste’s Shane Ryan: “Ritchie’s greatest talent may
The return of the raunchy and often uproarious British sitcom about a self-aware 25-year-old living in a world where everyone develops a superpower at 18-years-old…except for her. Feeling left behind, she depends on her flatmates to keep her from falling into self-pity. Season 2 gets more into her emotional growth and will resonate with anyone