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Weekend Watchlist: 10 Fresh Titles Across Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Prime Video and More
entertainment27 days ago

Weekend Watchlist: 10 Fresh Titles Across Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Prime Video and More

Tom's Guide curates a 10-title weekend streaming lineup across Netflix, Peacock, Hulu, Prime Video, and Apple TV+, featuring The Paper season 2 (Peacock), Call My Agent! The Movie (Netflix), SNL UK (Peacock), The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (Hulu), Mutiny (Prime Video), One Night Only (Prime Video), Last Seen (Apple TV), Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married Again? (Netflix), Moana (live-action on Prime Video), and Crew Girl (Netflix).

via Tom's Guide|
#entertainment#netflix#peacock
Fall TV Frenzy: 55 Anticipated New and Returning Shows for 2026
television1 month ago

Fall TV Frenzy: 55 Anticipated New and Returning Shows for 2026

Variety’s Fall TV Preview lists 55 anticipated new and returning shows for 2026 across streaming and networks, highlighting buzzy launches (e.g., Last Seen, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, Wonka’s Golden Ticket), returning favorites, and the big‑ticket event Harry Potter adaptation, offering a concise guide to a diverse slate of thrillers, dramas, comedies, and reality formats.

via variety.com|
#fall-tv#list#streaming
Star Trek at 60: a health check for the iconic frontier
entertainment1 month ago

Star Trek at 60: a health check for the iconic frontier

Space.com marks Star Trek’s 60th birthday with a health check of the franchise across TV and film, noting Trek’s long TV arc—from classic era to Strange New Worlds—and a peak of up to five active Trek series around 2022–23, followed by current uncertainty about future TV projects amid Paramount/Skydance shifts. The piece surveys the evolving movie plans, a forthcoming film from Goldstein and Daley inspired by 1990s thrillers, and possible spin-offs, while outlining anniversary events like commemorative coins, screenings, and a world-record Vulcan salute. With nearly 1,000 episodes and 13 films available on Paramount+, Trek’s legacy suggests the franchise will return to screens, even as the roadmap ahead remains under development.

via Space|
#entertainment#movies#paramount
September 2026: Fall streaming season kicks off as price hikes roll out
entertainment1 month ago

September 2026: Fall streaming season kicks off as price hikes roll out

Fall streaming brings new seasons and reboots across Netflix, Apple TV+, Peacock and more, even as prices rise. Apple TV+ debuts Slow Horses Season 6 (Sept. 16); Netflix launches The Gentlemen Season 2 (Sept. 3) and adds a Netflix reboot of A Different World (Sept. 24); Paramount+ rolls out MobLand; Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story debuts Sept. 17; The Great British Baking Show returns with Nigella Lawson as a judge (date TBA). The MarketWatch guide also notes you can keep monthly costs near $50 by rotating services and watching for bundles and time-sensitive deals, while highlighting the best shows worth streaming this September across Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max and more.

via MarketWatch|
#entertainment#netflix#price-hikes
When TV Deaths Backfire: 15 Characters Who Didn’t Need to Die
entertainment1 month ago

When TV Deaths Backfire: 15 Characters Who Didn’t Need to Die

An opinion-driven list arguing that 15 high-profile TV character deaths—Cordelia in Angel, Susan Ross in Seinfeld, Lucy Knight in ER, Rita Morgan in Dexter, Maude Flanders in The Simpsons, Logan Echolls in Veronica Mars, Tara Maclay in Buffy, Missandei in Game of Thrones, Michelle Dessler in 24, Andrea Harrison in The Walking Dead, Matthew Crawley in Downton Abbey, Derek Shepherd in Grey’s Anatomy, Commander Lexa in The 100, Bobby Simone in NYPD Blue, and Eddie LeBec in Cheers—felt unnecessary or poorly executed, often due to shock value, rushed storytelling, or behind-the-scenes turmoil, rather than genuine narrative need, and sometimes erasing character arcs or undermining the series

via TVLine|
#behind-the-scenes#character-deaths#critique
August 2026 on Netflix: a mixed bag of finales, debuts and familiar favorites
entertainment2 months ago

August 2026 on Netflix: a mixed bag of finales, debuts and familiar favorites

Netflix’s August 2026 lineup blends high-profile adaptations with returning favorites and a handful of doc and comedy titles, led by One Hundred Years of Solitude Part 2 + Grand Finale (Aug 5 and Aug 26) and including Best Medicine, Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young, Leanne Season 2, Outer Banks Season 5, The Sex Lives of College Girls Seasons 1–3, Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats, and a live MLB Field of Dreams game; the piece also flags older Netflix exclusives like Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen and How to Get to Heaven from Belfast, notes August is lighter on brand-new premieres, and suggests exploring other services for a fuller summer slate.

via IndieWire|
#august-2026#entertainment#netflix
Weekend binge list: House of the Dragon S3 leads a nine-title streaming lineup
entertainment3 months ago

Weekend binge list: House of the Dragon S3 leads a nine-title streaming lineup

Tom's Guide highlights a nine-title weekend streaming lineup across HBO Max, Netflix, Paramount+, Apple TV+, Peacock, Disney+, MGM+, and Hulu, led by House of the Dragon Season 3 along with The Agency Season 2, I Will Find You, Sugar Season 2, Voicemails for Isabelle, Project Hail Mary, The Simpsons: Extreme Makeover—Homer Edition, The Capture Season 3, and Never Change.

via Tom's Guide|
#entertainment#movies#streaming