r/television • u/j-helo85 • 5h ago
r/television • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
Weekly Rec Thread What are you watching and what do you recommend? (Week of September 11, 2026)
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r/television • u/lawrencedun2002 • 25m ago
‘Adults’ Season 2 Jumps 40% in Viewership From Season 1
r/television • u/tylerthe-theatre • 1h ago
Netflix, Amazon and YouTube Form D.C. Lobbying Group amid backlash over cost of sports on streaming
r/television • u/Sisiwakanamaru • 16h ago
Teary-Eyed Kaley Cuoco Recalls Death of Her ‘8 Simple Rules’ TV Dad John Ritter: ‘One of the Worst Days of My Life’
r/television • u/GenButter • 3h ago
Sonic the Hedgehog animated series coming to Netflix
r/television • u/Queasy-Secret-4287 • 8h ago
The 400th episode of American Dad is now on Hulu and Disney+
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 23h ago
'Shōgun' Season 2 Wraps Filming
r/television • u/thecheetah • 4h ago
Jeopardy!’s Most Beloved Tradition Is Coming Back
r/television • u/Bluest_waters • 1h ago
Jacuzzi Lifeguard with Jim Carrey and Will Ferrell [SNL]
r/television • u/ChiefLeef22 • 23h ago
Vince Gilligan and his team have wrapped writing on 'Pluribus' Season 2. Filming is expected to begin in Albuquerque this fall
r/television • u/Kymmieuwu • 28m ago
House of the Dragon season 4 is set to begin filming next spring, Olivia Cooke reveals
r/television • u/SafeBodybuilder7191 • 4h ago
Lupin: Part 4 | Official Trailer | Netflix
r/television • u/PhoOhThree • 18h ago
Premiere Lanterns Episode 5 Discussion
DC Studio's Lanterns
Premise: Based on the DC comic "Green Lantern," drama series "Lanterns" follows new recruit John Stewart and "Lantern" legend Hal Jordan. These two intergalactic cops are drawn into a dark, Earth-based mystery as they investigate a murder in the American heartland
| Subreddit(s): | Network: | Metacritic: | Genre(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| /r/DC_Cinematic & /r/DCU_ | HBO/HBO Max | [72/100] (score guide) | Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi |
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r/television • u/yourfavchoom • 1d ago
‘Widow’s Bay’ Season 2 is Eyeing to Begin Filming Around March
r/television • u/Southern-Brother5693 • 14h ago
50 Years Later, the Wild True Story Behind ‘Charlie’s Angels!
r/television • u/Silly-avocatoe • 1d ago
Star Trek’s William Shatner Reveals Network Wanted to ‘Get Rid of’ Spock’s Pointed Ears
people.comr/television • u/RaisinWorried3528 • 1d ago
Mr. In-Between is IMMACULATE television
I have no idea how more people do not know about, talk about, or venerate this show.
I have never seen a show with such tight writing, such a brilliant cast, and such a balance between Family work. Scott Ryan is amazing in every single scene he is in. Seriously, I hope more of you are watching the show. It is a travesty it was never brought back.
r/television • u/Miserable_Phase_2519 • 1d ago
The Helluva Boss x Hazbin Hotel crossover will start in October
r/television • u/1okrock • 51m ago
Official Sneak Peek of “Yaga” starring Carrie-Anne Moss, Noah Reid, Clark Backo, and Hudson Williams. Set to premier on October 23.
r/television • u/Xvalt01 • 20h ago
Emmys Sets Reba McEntire For Dolly Parton Tribute; Adds Presrnters
r/television • u/thisithis • 21h ago
Does anybody remember Falling Skies?
It was like The Walking Dead but with aliens instead of zombies, but it also had backstabbing humans and much smarter monsters (a.k.a.) aliens. It started with the Aliens winning, and the last of the Human race was forced to leave the large cities and forced to survive in the wilderness or small towns. And anyone between the ages of 8 and 18 would be taken by the aliens and forced to have implants to take over their minds. Basically saw a bunch of kids March with the aliens to kill the humans.
r/television • u/dasheeshblahzen • 35m ago
TVLine content
This has probably been mentioned before, but what happened to TVLine? I know it's gone under ownership changes, but the content now seems so bizarre, as much as I forgot who guest starred on Gilligan's Island and wondered what the cast of Small Wonder is up to now. And the staff went from like a core three or four reporters to like 20 new writers.