1883: The Marshal is a groundbreaking series, being the first story connected to the world of Yellowstone to air on traditional network television. It centers around Kayce Dutton and his work with a specialized team of U.S. Marshals, tackling dangerous federal investigations. While exploring crime through a federal perspective, the show stays true to the spirit of Yellowstone and its overall story.
Without question, their most successful TV show is Adventure Time. Created by Pendleton Ward, this animated fantasy series centers on the funny adventures of Finn the Human and his brother, Jake the Dog, who has the magical ability to change his shape and size. Together, they explore the strange and wonderful Land of Ooo, meeting all sorts of unusual characters along the way.
Director Steven Soderbergh shared that he worked for years on a story about finding Ben Solo, but Lucasfilm ultimately rejected the idea, believing the character was dead. However, a fresh look at established Star Wars lore, especially a comic book series by Charles Soule, hints that Ben Solo might actually still be alive.
Characters like Mystique and Venom initially seemed like simple villains, but they’ve grown into complex antiheroes and even heroes, gaining a lot of popularity with fans. Similarly, heroes like Hawkeye and Jessica Jones, who once had very limited origins, have become much more developed and interesting over time. These Marvel characters have changed significantly, and fans are really enjoying the evolution.
Many initially dismissed The Night Agent as a typical, over-the-top action show, but the first season proved surprisingly popular. Now, with Season 3 being even better, it’s becoming clear that The Night Agent is a serious competitor to Reacher.
If you’re a Netflix user looking for a short series to watch all at once, consider this critically praised 2018 thriller – it’s a bit of a hidden gem. Other good choices for a quick binge on Netflix include the 4-part series Inside Man and Adolescence. These are perfect for a weekend watch.
What makes Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared so compelling as a horror series is the unsettling contrast between its bright, seemingly innocent lessons – about things like friendship, colors, or family – and the dark themes lurking beneath. The show’s use of colorful puppets, reminiscent of Sesame Street, but with a disturbing twist, adds to this effect, along with subtle clues about a larger, hidden story. That’s why it’s great news that a new installment of Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared is on the way.
In a recent interview, Yamamoto discussed her character, Keiko Miura, a scientist who studied monsters in the 1950s. At the end of the last season, Keiko fell into the Hollow Earth, and now finds herself lost in time. The show will present her with new and dangerous challenges. Yamamoto hinted, “She’s quickly thrown into the action after a brief, confusing start.”
This photo is from our 2026 Spring TV Preview and shows the cast of Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair. Frankie Muniz (Malcolm), Justin Berfield (Reese), Christopher Masterson (Francis), Emy Coligado (Piama), and Caleb Ellsworth-Clark (Dewey) are pictured relaxing on a couch in front of a Christmas tree, suggesting the series will have its first-ever holiday episode after 22 years.
First Reaction – I Saw the TV Glow is a slow-burning horror that leaves you shocked.