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The Final Installment of 'Good Omens' Will Premiere in May
The Ineffable Plan comes through in the clutch: The final feature-length episode of Good Omens arrives on Prime Video this May.
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The Heist Is Only the Beginning in the Trailer for Prime Video's 'Steal'
The Queen in the North returns to the small screen for a high-stakes thriller.
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It's everything British worth streaming on the major American subscription services in January 2026, from Apple TV to Viaplay.
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Amazon Banishing Kit Harington's 'A Tale of Two Cities' to MGM+
In the Western Canon of Great Books, there are two stories by Charles Dickens that everyone has heard of, even if they've never even seen a copy in their lives. The first, A Christmas Carol, has gotten new adaptations almost every year since the turn of the century,
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'The Girlfriend' Is a Prime Example of How Cheap Streaming Shows Have Become
Over the past decade, streaming platforms have increasingly claimed ownership of material typically found in anonymous airport paperbacks and Lifetime movies. These are scandal-driven tales of taboos, secrets, and betrayal, all couched within a sleek facsimile of domestic luxury and social ambition. Sure, there are critiques of class biases and
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The First 'Robin Hood' Teaser For the Latest Adaptation Feels Surprisingly Modern
Knowing you're going to have to live through something is one thing; actually keeping your temper in check when you're experiencing it is quite another. Even before Peak TV finally started to ebb, it was clear that the multiple streaming services currently in existence would not
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Amazon Sets Its Own Harlan Coben Thriller, 'Lazarus' to Debut in October
Making television shows and movies is always a crapshoot. You can have all the best actors, scripts, sets, and directors, but everything can easily slide sideways if the wrong executive producer gets their way, or a director and actor have very different ideas. Sometimes a show fails just because people
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'Bloodaxe' Rounds Out Cast with Filming Underway
It was over a decade ago, in 2013, that Michael Hirst's Vikings debuted on the American cable network known as The History Channel. Nicknamed "The Hitler Channel" for the sheer amount of World War II-focused series that dominated its lineup, Vikings was The History Channel'
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'The Girlfriend' Trailer Explores the In-Law Relationship
There's been a spate of thriller shows recently that take an "expected" trope and attempt to turn it on its head for dramatic purposes. The Bodyguard comes to mind, a show where the hero refuses to believe a grieving woman is a terrorist just because she
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The BBC Releases New 'King & Conqueror' Images with U.K. Premiere Date Announcement
British period dramas often focus on specific eras more than others. There are numerous reasons for this, including the desire to remain within a recognizable level of societal structure that is familiar to modern audiences, or because a well-known character/author's works are set in a specific era.
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Prime Video Wins the Battle for Historical Epic 'King & Conqueror'
As Anglophiles, we all know the indescribable feeling of a highly anticipated British series finally (finally!) landing a deal to make its way across the pond. To be fair, historical epic King & Conqueror technically hasn't even aired in the U.K. yet (it's set to
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Keeley Hawes Is Killer in the First Trailer for 'The Assassin'
Future Dame Keeley Hawes only just graced American television in May 2025 with her performance as Cassandra Austen in Masterpiece's Miss Austen. The production studio behind the period drama is working on creating a second season (which may or may not get picked up for production), but even