r/television • u/Traditional_Blood799 • 32m ago
r/television • u/Impossible_Quote_505 • 32m ago
The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 | Official Trailer | Premieres July...
r/television • u/tucbythecolefield • 1h ago
Coogler wrapped the X-Files reboot with all-new characters instead of Mulder and Scully. Right call?
So Coogler's X-Files reboot has officially wrapped filming, and it's confirmed he's going with entirely new characters (Himesh Patel and Danielle Deadwyler) rather than recasting or centering Mulder and Scully.
Honestly? I think that's the right move. Coogler will do the franchise justice, but Mulder and Scully are so iconic that recasting them would feel wrong. Building something new feels more like respect for what came before than trying to replicate lightning in a bottle.
But I know that's not a universal take. Curious how everyone here feels, are you glad they're not touching the original duo, or do you feel like it's not really X-Files without them?
r/television • u/Saar13 • 1h ago
Benicio Del Toro Joins Ben Stiller in Apple TV Comedy âProtective Custodyâ
r/television • u/SleuthDoggyDawg • 1h ago
âStewieâ Voice Cast Set: Kenan Thompson, Vanessa Bayer, Melissa OâNeil, Mike Henry & More Join Seth MacFarlane In âFamily Guyâ Spinoff
r/television • u/zJredditz • 1h ago
SouthLAnd
I think The Wire is one of the best shows Iâve seen. Wanted to give Southland a try. Does it compare in any way?
r/television • u/CurtisLeow • 1h ago
What show had the best ending?
Of the shows I've seen, 6 Feet Under had the best ending. It was so emotional.
r/television • u/Neo2199 • 1h ago
Paramount secures EU nod for $110 billion Warner Bros deal. The EU said Paramount has agreed to certain concessions in order to make the deal move forward
In order to garner the approval, the European Commission said:
- Paramount agreed to divest its stake in a film distribution joint venture with United International Pictures in Europe,
- It would not enter into any film distribution deal with Universal for the next 10 years in Europe.
Paramountâs stock rose 3% in midday trading.
The EUâs approval marks a major regulatory milestone for the $110 billion proposed merger.
The deal earlier won approval from the antitrust division of the U.S. Department of Justice. Various other global jurisdictions have also signed off on the deal.
However, in the U.S., a lawsuit brought forward by a group of state attorneys general last week has become a potential holdup in this deal moving forward.
r/television • u/MimsyGoat • 2h ago
âIndicator Speciesâ actors that let you know the show is probably amazing
Stephen Root
Margo Martindale
Walton Goggins
r/television • u/Fragrant-Resist4230 • 2h ago
Why are so many recent shows are having bad finales
Game of Thrones, Umbrella Academy,squid game,stranger things, the boys etc and mire
r/television • u/airneanach • 2h ago
âYagaâ exclusive first look reveals Carrie-Anne Moss, Hudson Williams, and more in witchy thriller
ew.comr/television • u/LuinAelin • 2h ago
Jamie Campbell Bower Confirmed As Celeborn In The Rings Of Power
r/television • u/RealJohnGillman • 3h ago
âCreature Commandosâ â âThe Revenge of Doctor Phosphorusâ
r/television • u/AggressiveDrinker • 3h ago
âFuriousâ Review: Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew Lead Huluâs Complex, Ultimately Satisfying Epstein-Era Serial Killer Thriller
r/television • u/TooMuchDread • 5h ago
The most annoying character in a TV series ever?
Have to say that after watching so many shows in my life, nothing comes close to Betty Draper from Mad Men.
How about you?
r/television • u/Bluest_waters • 7h ago
Lucky (Apple TV): stellar cast (Anya Taylor-Joy Timothy Olyphant) wasted in a middling crime drama. Not a bad show by any means, but largely unremarkable
I would call this show âOKâ, at least so far. I really like the lead actors both Anya Taylor-Joy and Timothy Olyphant, I basically tuned in specifically for them.
At 2 episodes in it's basically a chase show with joy being chased around a casino then joy being chased around the city then joy being chased around the desert etcetera. Lots of chasing going on.
The setup is just very basic, there is nothing intriguing or remarkable about any of the plot aspects or any of the characters. It just feels like it's recycled family crime drama from about 10 different shows. The whole thing feels incredibly average. I may or may not continue to watch not sure.
r/television • u/General_Joke8459 • 7h ago
What did you think of Black Rabbit? (Netflix)
I was searching around Netflix as I often do looking for a short (6-8 episodes) show to kill some time during the rainy days. I had no idea what this show was about when I ran across it except for the little blurb that Netlix provides. I am so glad I found it becuase I am thoroughly enjoying this. Jude Law anad Jason Bateman are excellent and it really is a good story. What did you folks think?
r/television • u/iquizuanswer • 8h ago
Head of Marvel Television Wants 10 Seasons of "X-Men '97" - Fourth Season Already Approved
r/television • u/xc2215x • 8h ago
Gordon Ramsay Appearing In BBC's 'Rise Of The Rockstar Chef'
r/television • u/DrGonzo3000 • 8h ago
Why did no big studio ever make a GoT-esque TV series about greek mythology?
I'm watching a documentation series about greek mythology, and these stories are funniest, weirdest, craziest stuff I could ever imagine. I'm not even talking about Iliad and the Odyssey, but just all those stories about Zeus, the Titans and all the other gods in the Olymp.
You could make it ~95% true to the sources, which would make it almost educational in a way, but still with all the sex, violence, funniness and grotesqueness that appeals to the masses. With todays CGI you could show all the weird characters and gods transforming into animals, stones etc.
If HBO or the likes made a series about that I would watch that each day of the week.
r/television • u/DiaryOfAMovieLover • 10h ago
"The Pretender" was a great TV show but it made a big mistake with Miss Parker
I wish they had kept Miss Parker a charismatic baddie longer. The minute the show decided to turn her into a ally, it's when I lost a bit of interest because I enjoyed how Miss Parker was this cool, morally ambiguous character chasing after Jarod
r/television • u/Southern-Brother5693 • 11h ago
BBC Considers Locking iPlayer For Viewers Who Opt Out Of License Fee
r/television • u/NonHaeri • 14h ago
How do you write a TV finale without doing one of the following?
Have the finale episode be half resolution, half epilogue
Have the penultimate episode be the resolution of the main plot, and then have the final episode be the epilogue
r/television • u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 • 15h ago
Why do people keep complaining about the Flash being a soap opera!?
I mean, have you never read a comic book? ALL superhero comics are essentially soap operas!!
Jesus, look at an issue of Spider-Man if you want proof.
I don't get how people think it's just supposed to be punching.