What’s New on Netflix in August 2026?
August is a lighter month for Netflix, with a few familiar hits and a slew of new series and movies. The comedy show Tires (August […]
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August is a lighter month for Netflix, with a few familiar hits and a slew of new series and movies. The comedy show Tires (August […]
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After two cancellations and four so-called series finales, and counting, Futurama may be the most enduring show in history. Hulu is preparing another new season […]
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A dramatically complicated eight-year relationship doesn’t sound like much fun, but better a fictional couple than me. The gripping and captivating series Tell Me Lies […]
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Not since Happy Days and Mork & Mindy has there been a stranger extension of a television franchise than Stuart Couldn’t Save the Universe , […]
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A cozy, almost idyllic small town full of eccentric characters, centered on the loving but often fraught relationship between single mother Lorelei (Lauren Graham) and […]
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The numerous (very, very numerous) revivals and reboots that have come out over the past decade suggest that we’re running out of new ideas, but […]
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It’s been a while since we last saw the Ingalls family, though perhaps not as long as you think: while the series starring Melissa Gilbert […]
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I Will Find You is the 13th Netflix series based on a Harlan Coben novel, with at least one more in development (Coben is expected […]
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If television can teach us anything, it’s that sex and hockey are a winning combination. First, in the gripping drama Heated Rivalry , and most […]
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If you’ve paid for YouTube TV in the past seven years, you may be eligible for a refund from Disney. The company has agreed to […]
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The One Piece manga has been running for almost 30 years, and the anime series just a couple of years earlier. It’s quite surprising that […]
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Adventure Time changes you. This animated series, which begins as a funny story about a boy in a bear hat and his adopted werewolf brother, […]
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It seems every generation gets its own Max Cady: an ex-con with an obsessive grudge against the lawyer who helped send him there. Javier Bardem, […]
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Bloody politics are a hallmark of the Game of Thrones world: while the original series depicted a bloody succession crisis after the fall of a […]
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After The Sopranos ended in 2007, Mad Men picked up the torch for prestige television, distinguished by its multilayered plots, grippingly traumatized characters, and impeccable […]
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Netflix’s July slate kicks off with Millie Bobby Brown returning as detective Enola Holmes—the third film in the series (appropriately titled “Enola Holmes 3 “) […]
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Adventure Time ended in 2018, but the delightfully weird animated series—not just for kids—lives on, with its new spinoff , Adventure Time: Side Adventures, premiering […]
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Succession, though over, hasn’t been forgotten, remaining one of HBO’s premier shows for four seasons. It’s a darkly comical tale of the Roy family, owners […]
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The Office inherited some of the best workplace comedy tropes (mostly involving a group of oddballs overly obsessed with their jobs) and also spawned numerous […]
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Julian Fellowes, fresh off the triumphant historical drama The Gilded Age , followed his Oscar-winning screenplay for Gosford Park with Downton Abbey , a family […]
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Steven Spielberg’s latest film performed quite well at the box office, and while it’s not exactly an indie film, it continues a recent streak of […]
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off today, with matches taking place in stadiums across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and the final scheduled […]
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Avatar: The Last Airbender made a huge impact when it first aired in 2005, seamlessly blending Japanese anime style and Chinese cultural references into an […]
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If you thought the Yellowstone finale would be the Dutton family’s last appearance on television, you haven’t been following the countless spin-offs, prequels, and spin-off […]
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There are as many ways to explore queer history as there are people who lived it, and countless queer legends who have been unfairly forgotten. […]
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I’m tempted to call Spider-Man Noir the most unexpected Spider-Man spinoff, but considering the franchise includes adaptations of Morbius and Madame Web, I’m not sure […]
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I’m not sure there’s a name for this genre, but you’ll know it when you see it: I’m talking about thrillers in which women find […]
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The 20-year-old director’s low-budget film, based on a YouTube series, absolutely blew up the box office in its opening weekend, grossing over $80 million, marking […]
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The Mandalorian and Grogu have brought some fun back into the Star Wars cinematic universe, continuing the storyline of the incredibly popular Disney+ series . […]
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Forty-one years ago , The Golden Girls taught us to appreciate older people who still have a lot to offer; that same year, Ron Howard’s […]
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That book you tried not to read in high school? Now it’s been made into a rather successful and fairly faithful BBC miniseries—the success of […]
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Netflix’s June lineup has something for everyone: true-crime documentaries, sports series, comedies, reality shows, and more. First up, the live-action fantasy series Avatar: The Last […]
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In his new series, Schitt’s Creek, Dan Levy collaborates with I Love L.A. creator Rachel Sennott. It’s a comedy that, in the best tradition of […]
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Margot Has Money Troubles , renewed for a second season , tells the story of Margot, a 20-year-old aspiring writer played by Elle Fanning. Margot […]
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In Dan Fogelman’s Paradise, we’re seemingly in a wealthy suburb where everything seems pretty neat. It’s the home of Xavier Collins, played by Sterling K. […]
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Netflix has completed the second season of its action-packed anthology series “Beef,” created by Lee Sung-jin. It pits wealthy country club managers Oscar Isaac and […]
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I’m a sucker for creepy towns full of secrets and dark goings-on, whether it’s Twin Peaks , Hawkins ( of Stranger Things fame), or Jessica […]
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Thanks to the great chemistry between the leads, a sense of humor, and engaging reflections on the challenges of interfaith relationships, Nobody Wants This has […]
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Apple TV’s sci-fi series For All Mankind begins with an intriguing alternate history premise: what if Soviet space pioneer Sergei Korolev hadn’t died prematurely in […]
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Sometimes we love to hate serial killers, and sometimes we just love them—a charming, sexy killer seems too appealing and interesting a contrast to pass […]
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