51 Best TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)
There's a ton of TV out there, but a bunch of /Film folks have teamed up to recommend the very best television shows of 2026 so far.
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10 Worst Agatha Christie Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Agatha Christie's work has been adapted into countless movies and TV shows, but not all of them are winners, and these are guilty of murdering her books.
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The Biggest Succession Storylines That Were Never Resolved
The lack of closure is a feature, not a bug, but let's take a closer look.
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10 TV Shows Like The Boys That You Really Need To Watch
Impatiently waiting for The Boys season 5? Don't worry, here are 10 different shows to binge-watch that will hold you over until the superhero satire returns.
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The 15 Best Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Segments, Ranked
'In fact, you might even say we just ate Uter and he's in our stomachs right now!'
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VisionQuest Finally Explains The Biggest Plot Hole From Avengers: Age Of Ultron
Avengers: Age of Ultron didn't exactly flesh out Ultron's motivations for doing what he does. Now, VisionQuest Episode 5 is finally correcting that.
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Lee Majors Played An Assassin In This Canceled 2010s Show Based On A DC Comic
One of Lee Majors' many, many TV roles included a one-time appearance in this canceled show that was based on an obscure DC comic character.
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Actors Who Were Never Given A Chance At Famous Roles
Every actor dreams of having a big breakthrough, but sometimes, they can become so famous, it costs them an opportunity for a notable role.
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10 Best Julia Garner Movies And TV Shows Ranked
Actor Julia Garner's career has been on the steady rise since she became one of the breakout stars of "Ozark," but is that her best work to date?
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What Happened To The Cast Of Growing Pains?
After Growing Pains ended, what happened to cast members like Alan Thicke, Joanna Kerns, Kirk Cameron, and the rest of the family? We've got the answers here.
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10 Actors That Enjoyed Career Reigniting Roles Like Ke Huy Quan
Ke Huy Quan enjoyed a career resurgence with "Everything Everywhere All At Once," similar to the comebacks several others have experienced over the years.
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Netflix's Matthew Perry Documentary Is The Tribute The Friends Star Deserves
After years of bleak revelations about Friend star Matthew Perry's life, the Netflix documentary The One About Matthew Perry is a fitting tribute for the actor.
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This '70s Phenomenon Led To The Cancellation Of Several Promising Western Shows
A decision made at CBS that caused a mass cancelation of a certain type of TV show also ended up spilling over into the TV Western.
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Stephen King Thinks A Beloved Taylor Sheridan Drama Was Snubbed By The Emmys
Stephen King, who loves to make TV and movie recommendations on social media, wants to know why this Taylor Sheridan show didn't get any Emmy nominations.
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Harry Potter HBO TV Series Casts James And Lily Potter, Hinting At Major Change From The Movies
HBO's Harry Potter TV series has cast Charlie Weasley along with James and Lily Potter, all of which points to some big changes from the Harry Potter films.
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The One With Matthew Perry Is A Valuable Lesson For Other Streaming Documentaries
Netflix's three-part documentary The One With Matthew Perry is an example of how to handle tragic celebrity stories without feeling exploitative.
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Before The Six Million Dollar Man, Lee Majors Guest-Starred In This Rarely Mentioned Western Series
In addition to The Six Million Dollar Man and The Fall Guy, Lee Majors appeared in many TV Westerns, including this one that feels forgotten today.
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Decades Before Landman, Billy Bob Thornton Was In A Sitcom Featuring A TV Legend
Billy Bob Thornton befriended the late, great John Ritter while working on this '90s sitcom, which came along fairly early in the Landman star's career.
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This Star Trek Actor's Canceled Sci-Fi Show Has A Terrifying Premise
Star Trek veteran John Cho starred in this short-lived sci-fi series that asked some big (and chilling) questions about fate and predetermination.
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RoboCop Star Peter Weller's 2000s Sci-Fi Show Should Have Never Been Canceled
RoboCop star Peter Weller led the ensemble cast of a Showtime sci-fi series in the 2000s that had a killer premise but was canceled after just one season.
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5 Best Walter Koenig TV Shows That Aren't Star Trek, Ranked
The late Walter Koenig appeared on many more TV shows than just Star Trek. Here are his five best non-Trek performances, ranked.
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Walter Koenig Improvised His Entire Columbo Guest Spot In A Single Take
Like a lot of Star Trek actors, Walter Koenig once had a guest spot on Columbo. When a problem arose with the script, Koenig smoothly ad-libbed all his lines.
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Gilligan's Island's Creator Made A Short-Lived Sitcom Based On A Hit '70s Movie
Gilligan's Island creator Sherwood Schwartz reluctantly produced the first season of a short-lived 1970s sitcom inspired by a film and a song.
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Walter Koenig's Best Sci-Fi Performance Wasn't On Star Trek
Walter Koenig is beloved for playing Chekov in the Star Trek franchise, but he found his role in another celebrated sci-fi property more creatively satisfying.
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Marshals Season 2 Episode 4 Ends On A Deadly Cliffhanger For Two Main Characters
Two main characters get caught in a deadly situation in Marshals Season 2, Episode 4, and it may lead to real trouble for one of them.
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Walter Koenig, Star Trek's Original Chekov, Has Died At 90
The legendary Walter Koenig, who brought Pavel Chekov to life on Star Trek and reprised the role in seven Star Trek films, has passed away at the age of 90.
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Mike Flanagan's Carrie Has An Evil Dead Easter Egg Most Fans Missed
If you like Sam Raimi's Evil Dead films and you watched Mike Flanagan's Carrie TV show, there's a connection you might appreciate...or have questions about.
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