#tv-shows

#tv-shows

Girls stands as a foundational text for millennials, a biting satire that represents the self-important creative class of the 2010s with its own frank sexuality.

Seeing the committed educator Janine Teagues call Dee Reynolds a 'total fucking cunt' provides both a shocking moment and a brilliant character expansion for her character. The delivery by Quinta Brunson is confident, while Tyler James Williams captures Gregory's astonished reaction perfectly, adding depth to the humor of the situation.

On July 7, 2025, the Empire State Building lit up in a dramatic shade of blood red to celebrate the return of TV's most complicated antihero. Dexter: Resurrection, the newest chapter in Showtime's long-running franchise, brings Michael C. Hall's iconic vigilante back to life, and fans couldn't be more ready.

The classic '90s TV show The X-Files is returning as an official Lego set, ever more appealing than lackluster legacy seasons.

"My character, Kaya Blanke, is embarking on a new adventure as the story continues to unfold, and I am excited to do the same..."

As speculation builds about The Pitt finding a British broadcaster and ITV medi-thriller Malpractice returns, we've counted down the top 20 greatest TV medical dramas ever.

Three years ago, a group of TikTokers joined NBCUniversal's new initiative aimed at transforming social media influencers into the next generation of TV show creators.

In the midst of summer in Buenos Aires, a mysterious event leads to power outages and toxic snow, testing relationships in a terrifying new world.

Aniston humorously reacted to a cameo in The Last of Us, noting how her image survived the apocalypse in the show's Season 2 premiere.

After four seasons and six years, the Danny McBride HBO comedy about a self-righteous televangelist family is coming to an end and promising to go out with a bang.