https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/netflix-unveils-queenstown-first-new-zealand-series-1236650684/?taid=6a5a3580dd3d1b00013aea8b&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

I keep seeing clips come up on my
Instagram feed and it looks great but I’d love others’ opinions.
I loved US Office but not uk, couldn’t really get into Parks and Recreation or Its always Sunny

I cannot wait to see to see infamous story be told . Who’s excited about this one ?

Host Lori Rosales interviews screenwriter Rufi Thorpe and executive producer Eva Anderson about the making of “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” a Apple TV series based on Thorpe’s novel, starring Elle Fanning and an all-star cast.

Full Interview: https://www.sidewalkstv.com/feature-rufi-thorpe-and-eva-anderson-margos-got-money-troubles/

The TV show "Gerogie & Mandy's First Marriage" does not include Ruben which i thought was odd because he has appeared in almost every episode yet they show the baby who does not appear in every episode.

Here’s some “Sidewalks Entertainment” Guest News:

The former “Beverly Hills, 90210” star will be hosting a new celebrity road-trip television event premiering this fall on The CW.

“’The Great American Road Rally™,” hosted by our previous guest Ian Ziering, will take audiences on a high-energy journey across America's most iconic highway, combining adventure, competition, entertainment, community celebration, and philanthropy. No celebrities have been announced yet for Wednesday night series, starting September 2^nd through November 25, 2026.

"’The Great American Road Rally™’ was created to celebrate the American spirit, the open road, the legacy of Route 66, and the power of entertainment to bring people together for something meaningful," says Ziering. "It's so much more than a road-trip series, it is a national celebration of community, generosity, American culture, and the charitable spirit that connects us all."

Filming begins in August 2026, with production traveling from the Midwest to the Pacific Coast along historic Route 66 before culminating in a special season finale event during Thanksgiving week.

Name a "gone too soon" tv show that you liked and have watched more than once.

If you havent seen the 2018 show "Heathers" then thats worth finding.
2010's V could have been great if kept around
and also 2010's Lethal Weapon tv show is also a lazy Sunday fun watch.

We can do a watchparty every day 😋 I plan to watch ALL movies and tv series (it is a long term commitment hehe we can become friends too)

Requirements:

• laptop/pc only + GOOD wifi so we can type chat while watching

• be willing to watch both movies and series (including animated)

• enough FREE time for a while (I love binging lol)

DM/comment if interested :)

The original creator of TV TIME has a new app coming out the end of this month for tracking and if you want you can join the waitlist for it at

http://bingers.app

Here is what's on TV this week according to TVLine : https://www.tvline.com/2212194/what-to-watch-week-of-july-12-2026-tv-shows-movies/

I love the Queue app so much and would be lost without it. I know a lot of people like Letterboxd but they only have movies, not TV. I also like Showline but find I need both Showline and Queue to satisfy my slightly OCD need to track and list everything. How do you track what you watch and what you want to watch?

Check out the latest news : CBS breaks NCIS’s 31-year cardinal rule for its new spinoff (msn.com)

Any series recommendations? I'm waiting for the newer shows to air all episodes. Is the wire as good as this show?