Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Season 2, which premiered in October, struck viewership records for Paramount+ by achieving over 9 ...

New year, new TV shows to watch after work. From returning series to debuting programs, there’s plenty to watch in the month of January 2026 alone. Fans are dying for their favorite series to return ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Monica is an entertainment reporter covering TV, film, and music. L to R: Bridgerton (Netflix), Hijack (Apple TV), The Pitt (HBO ...

For the first time in years, the television industry heads into 2026 with a newfound sense of optimism. Between the COVID-19 pandemic, the writer’s strike, or the rise of streaming, the way we consume ...

Streaming has revolutionized how audiences consume television, and over the past few years, a handful of new original shows have dominated screens worldwide. According to an analysis of around six ...

If TVLine had its own awards show, this would be the appropriate time for our In Memoriam segment, honoring the many TV series we lost this year. As the final hours of 2025 tick by, we're taking stock ...

In 2025, corporate America backed away from DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) promises, and Hollywood quietly cut back on diversity programs. But Black talent refused to be erased from TV screens.

The next 12 months will feature the return of beloved series (both recent and from long ago) and a host of buzzed-about new shows featuring top-tier casts and creative teams. By Lexi Carson, Nicole ...

Critics were more impressed by certain shows than by others throughout 2025. Shows like "All's Fair" and "With Love, Meghan" failed to win over critics. However, "Pluribus" and "The Pitt" proved to be ...

Luke Grimes in "Yellowstone," Zendaya in "Euphoria" and Sam Reid in "Interview With the Vampire" (Paramount, HBO, AMC) 2025 saw the TV industry find a leaner normal, with networks and streamers ...

TV Guide’s Matt Roush says he had to sift through an embarrassment of riches of shows that he watched online or on TV this year. But he did manage to narrow them down to pick his favorites from 2025.

A doctor, a soldier and a gay hockey player walk into a bar… It sounds like the start of a joke, but it’s also the state of TV in 2025. This year’s best and buzziest shows had characters who were ...