Netflix
With the conclusion of the writers' and actors' strikes, the engine of Hollywood is slowly starting to come back to life, with a positive deluge of entertainment properties greenlighting new seasons, announcing big casting coups, and restarting filming on previously shut-down productions. Netflix has been one of the
Movies
It’s unclear whether The End We Start From’s choice not to change the bland, ephemeral title of Megan Hunter’s 2018 novel is bold or unwise. Going into the survival film, you have to process your expectations of the soft-focus, overly minimalistic student relationship drama such a title
Doctor Who
Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary is almost upon us, falling on Thanksgiving and giving all fans something extra to be thankful for this year. But while we wait for the first of three planned anniversary specials to air on Saturday, November 25, there is a treat to hold us over
Netflix
Netflix’s The Crown is back for its sixth and final season, split into two parts for reasons Netflix refuses to explain. Whether it’s the material or an overly sensitive approach following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the first half of the final season (four episodes in all)
Netflix
My favorite thing about reality competition shows, not just The Great British Baking Show, but all of them, from the nationalist contests that spawned American Idol to the early years of Project Runway when it truly was The Greatest Show on Earth, is that every week is a new week,
MGM+
Sometimes you really can go home again. Or, at least, to someplace reasonably close to it. This is, essentially, the promise at the heart of Belgravia: The Next Chapter, a sequel series that seems to be working overtime to try and correct the flaws of its predecessor. Based on creator
HBO & HBO Max
The phrase too much of a good thing came to mind while watching the second season premiere of Julia. The Max series about the rise of famed and beloved chef Julia Child was truly a delight in its first season, and so much of its creative success hinged on Sarah
BritBox
Making a hit television show is not an easy task, even when one is in possession of all the ingredients. A great cast, a concept that's already road-tested, scripts that already work, a production studio full of people who are experienced in what sells and how to market
PBS
Since the premiere of Miss Scarlet & The Duke and All Creatures Great & Small back to back in the winter of 2021, PBS has tried to find a series that would cap off the cold January nights at 10 p.m. to fit the mood. Vienna Blood, a period
Disney/Hulu
Kat Sadler's Such Brave Girls was initially put to pilot back in 2021 at the BBC as a test to see if the writer, then best known as part of the team working on Mel Giedroyc's reality comedy Unforgivable, could handle her own show. The resulting
BritBox
In the current era of prestige TV, actors who are “secretly British” are everywhere. The forthcoming Masters of the Air, for example, is about WWII’s American Air Force’s Bloody Hundredth, but two-thirds of its stars hail from their British allies. Fans are so used to Undercover Brits being
Doctor Who
With the long-awaited arrival of the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials just days away, you'd think the imminent return of former stars David Tennant and Catherine Tate would be enough to keep Whovians busy and satisfied. But it appears that returning showrunner Russell T. Davies apparently refuses to