A former CW Canadian comedy picked up by Hulu, Run the Burbs centers around the Phams, the centrifugal force of their cul-de-sac, led by stay-at-home dad Andrew (Andrew Phung of Kim’s Convenience). A fun fresh take on Modern Family that brings more representation, it’s the kind of broad, escapist sitcom that parents can watch with
In the tradition of Fargo, there’s always one episode that veers over into the surreal. This time, Dot (June Temple) — who was treated quite badly by her ex husband Sheriff Roy (Jon Hamm) — finds herself in “Camp Utopia,” a world with other abused women, and you’ll just have to watch the alt world
Innovative sustainable builder Jared “Cappie” Capp and his teenage daughter Alex show us how to take run of the mill pre-existing structures and transform them into one of a kind “dream retreats” in this new HGTV series.
The final six episodes of the Canadian comedy sends the show off with the arrival of a new nightclub and the usual brawls. Follow it up with the spinoff Shoresy.
The two veteran comedians team up to have fun with the year in pop culture, including sports, politics, and social media – with guests including Simone Biles, Kelly Clarkson, David Alan Grier, Jay Pharoah, and Jim Cramer.
Part of a series of new stand alone Dr. Who episodes, this one tells the story of a baby that was abandoned in the snow many years ago on Christmas Eve. In the present day, Ruby Sunday meets the Doctor and learns about stolen babies, goblins and the secret of her birth.
A poignant, revealing biopic about the Von Erich brothers, who set out to become larger than life “immortals” in the world of 1980s pro wrestling under the intense coaching of their father, and ended up cursed by tragedy. Starring Zac Efron, Jeremy Allen White, Lily James, and Maura Tierney.
As the world plunges into World War II, intellectual superpowers Sigmund Freud and C.S. Lewis clash in an epic war of words to debate the existence of a higher power and the reason for human suffering in this thought-provoking, inspiring film starring Anthony Hopkins as Freud and Matthew Goode as Lewis. A limited theatrical release
A true original dark comedy about a college professor (Nicholas Cage) who suddenly finds himself starring in millions of strangers’ dreams, which take a turn for the nightmarish…leaving him (and us) to confront all the variations on fame, influencers, cancel culture, and their opposites.
Praised by several top critics as one of the most gripping murder mysteries of the year, the French drama weaves true crime with a courtroom drama that doubles as an interrogation of marriage, and the blurry lines between truth and fiction. Prepare for two and a half hours.