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ABC just made a big decision on five shows, so which one is still on the bubble? There's only one big one left! It’s that ...

By Ashley Iasimone If you’re looking for new family TV shows to watch with your kids, or searching for the 2025 premiere date for the next season of your family’s favorite series, consider ...

Progressive in the way it handled the lives of young people without talking down to them, it feels like a re-appreciation of Friday Night Lights as one of network TV’s best modern shows is right ...

This post is updated frequently as TV shows leave and enter Netflix. *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. One of the most harrowing dramas in the history of television is told in four ...

Even though American TV shows tend to get the lion’s share of coverage and attention, Canada shouldn't be left out of any discussion of great TV. The United States’ northern neighbor is ...

With 2024 in the rearview mirror, your favorite TV shows will slowly start to return for midseason and season premieres. But not every show. Cancellations are unfortunately inevitable and ...

Few TV series have been able to accurately capture the teen/young adult experience in our modern, TikTok-infused world, but Amazon's delectably hilarious "Overcompensating" is one of the best ...

as more new shows premiere on Netflix, Prime Video and other streaming services, as well as broadcast and cable TV channels. But this week's TV lineup is led not by a premiere, but by a finale.

Only a few games of bubble consequence happened Sunday: VCU defeating George Mason in the Atlantic 10 Conference championship game, and UAB falling to Memphis for the American Athletic Conference ...

Yet you might be wondering what a TV series about a kid throwing fireballs around has in common with Mark Grayson’s show? Well, one of the things that makes Invincible such a great series is ...

TV is often an immediate and reactive medium and much of it isn’t built to last. Which probably explains why so much of it, even since the turn of the century, has aged like fine milk.