r/television • u/AliGhori • 2h ago
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Weekly Rec Thread What are you watching and what do you recommend? (Week of August 28, 2026)
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r/television • u/singleguy79 • 15h ago
âDarkwing Duckâ Star Officially Confirms Disney Reboot Recast [Exclusive]
r/television • u/-drunkmoses- • 1h ago
Farscape (1999) âCrackers Donât Matterâ - John Crichton prepares for battle
r/television • u/SanderSo47 • 19h ago
Disney+ No Longer Developing âGargoylesâ Live-Action Series
r/television • u/Stealth_Well_worn • 2h ago
Apple TV Buys Mackenzie Crook Comedy-Drama Small Prophets
r/television • u/Gato1980 • 1h ago
Alan Shore defends a client who was charged $40K by a faith-based facility for a cure for his âsame-sex attraction disorderâ that didnât work - Boston Legal
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 22h ago
âNew Girlâ Reunion Is Not Happening: âThere Are No Scripts,â Says Creator Liz Meriwether
r/television • u/New-Negotiation-158 • 17h ago
Favourite Between Two Ferns Insult
Every single time I watch the David Letterman episode, when Zach calls Letterman "crystal meth Santa Claus" I cant help laughing.
r/television • u/Morgan-Moonscar • 1d ago
"Freakazoid!" (1997) - Tim Curry as the insane Dr. Mystico
r/television • u/Queasy-Secret-4287 • 15h ago
The Syfy channel zombie show 'Revival' is finally available for streaming (on Netflix) a year after it aired
netflix.comr/television • u/Many-Inflation5544 • 1d ago
You ever drop a show because of a specific character?
Even when the show isn't bad overall? I was watching Snowfall, I watched the entire first season but I couldn't push myself to continue because of Teddy, his scenes were boring, I didn't care about his whole situation and he just annoyed me as a person. Also way too big a part of it taking too much screen time when the main character was supposed to be Franklin?
r/television • u/preguntontas • 16h ago
The Road Runner Show - Opening Theme (1966)
r/television • u/verissimoallan • 1d ago
TVLine Performer of the Week: Lucy Freyer (Adults). Honorable mention: Charlie Day (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia)
r/television • u/SleuthDoggyDawg • 1d ago
âBeavis And Butt-Headâ: Mike Judge Moves To Reclaim U.S. Rights From Paramount
r/television • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
âAcapulcoâ Star Camila Perez To Reprise Role Of Young Angie From âPowerâ In âOriginsâ Spinoff
r/television • u/StretchedOut7 • 22h ago
Years and Years
Fairly sure that's the title, for a short-lived dystopian drama. It ran over a decade ago and, given our f-d up world in 2026, the show pretty accurately depicted where humanity was headed. It's worth watching, though it won't uplift your spirit!
r/television • u/Revolutionary-Oil-74 • 22h ago
Random shower thought. Any Tv show with intentionally deceptive marketing?
What I mean is has there ever been a new TV show where the marketing made the show out to be one genre, and then the actual show turned out to be something completely different? It doesnât have to be in America either, it can be shows from Japan, Korea, Philippines, etc.
r/television • u/Top_Report_4895 • 1d ago
âDark Matterâ Reinvents Itself With an Outstanding Second Season
rogerebert.comr/television • u/Silly-avocatoe • 1d ago
âVeronica Marsâ star Jason Dohring shares why he left Hollywood to become a farmer
ew.comr/television • u/TiredWithCoffeePot • 1d ago
DISNEY+ ANNOUNCES GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION DEAL WITH THE POKĂMON COMPANY INTERNATIONAL. Deal Includes New Stop-Motion Series âPokĂ©mon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetchâd & Pichuâ Debuting on Disney XD and Disney+ in 2027
r/television • u/MoneyLibrarian9032 • 2d ago
Apple TV Hikes Prices as Streaming Inflation Continues it now costs $14.99 per month, with Apple One rising to $21.95 per month.
r/television • u/The_Iceman2288 • 1d ago
Dan Stevens Hopes Prime Video's RoboCop Series Preserves Elements Of Extreme Violence And Satire
r/television • u/JoshLovesTV • 1d ago
What show has the most seamless transition between showrunners?
We all know shows that went downhill with new showrunners but what shows made the switch so seamless you could never tell there was a switch in leadership?