Fat women on TV have traditionally been funny sidekicks or sad sacks obsessed with losing weight, but shows like 'Shrill', 'Work in Progress' and 'Euphoria' have been changing the narrative.

Mysteries unfold and intentions are revealed. Will Stranger things 5 take us on a mind-bending journey?

Naked bathtub candy babies and Alien Hitler: Amazon Prime has a weird video problem.

HBO’s “Westworld” will return for its third season on March 15, the cabler announced Sunday.

If Armando Iannucci’s genius is founded on anything, it’s his acute worldliness. From his early news media spoof The Day Today to his excruciating political sitcoms The Thick of It and Veep, and films In the Loop and The Death of Stalin, he has set upon the corrupt and powerful with a caustic verve that gives him rightful claim to being the 21st Century’s greatest satirist.

The cabler is also readying a 'Peter Pan' follow-up called 'The League of Pan.'

The Witcher is the next big thing in fantasy shows now that Game Of Thrones is over. Indeed, many dubious comparisons between the two wildly different programs have been made in the wake of The Witcher’s release. The two shows are almost nothing like one another beyond sharing a place in the fantasy genre.

In what will bring great joy to fans of the once Next Generation captain and surprise to almost no one in Hollywood, Star Trek: Picard has been given the green light for a second season before its series debut next month.

The Witcher has received a lot of adulation recently. According to Business Insider, The Witcher is now the most popular show in the world—even unseating The Mandalorian from Disney Plus. Of course, because Netflix has released the entire first season, many fans are already on their second or third viewing. We certainly have seen it many times. The show covers three narratives. Yennefer's story covers over eighty years, Geralt's over thirty, and Ciri's only two weeks! That said, every event leads toward the season's final outcome—Geralt and Ciri meeting.

The hacker drama used to be chilly. It went for sentiment in its last stretch of episodes — and succeeded wildly.

Once upon a time there was a lone gunslinger known only as The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal). When first we meet him — that would be in early November, when “The Mandalorian” debuted on day Disney+ launched — he is a member of a bounty hunter guild at a time when jobs are scarce and pay is low. In order to survive he takes a job from a shady client who happens to be an ex-Empire official, played by iconic German filmmaker Werner Herzog.

I have to admit it – I didn’t see this coming. While I did think The Witcher looked considerably good from early trailers, I didn’t imagine we would end up seeing fans rally around it truly like this. While Netflix’s The Witcher series is based on the original books, it has also been embraced by legions of fans of the video games. The result?

Richard Kate Morgan has revealed that Netflix’s cyberpunk mystery Altered Carbon, will have five seasons. Set in a world where people can switch bodies on a whim, Altered Carbon is adapted from Morgan’s tri-series based on novel — Takeshi Kovacs — published in 2002.

Hotly anticipated “Game of Thrones” straight-to-series spinoff “House of the Dragon” is likely to premiere in 2022, HBO programming chief Casey Bloys told Variety at the Tel…

The typical guess is much worse today than it was in the 1970s. It could be because people don't really need to keep track of prices anymore.

'The Walking Dead': the AMC show is reportedly set to finish after its 12th season, with the focus instead falling on its spin-off series'

English actress and HBO’s “Game of Thrones” series star Emilia Clarke has made a surprising reveal about how she handled a potentially questionable proposal at one of the projects she worked on. Speaking during an Armchair Expert podcast, Emilia mentioned how she was told that not stripping during some scenes would be a disappointment for GoT fans, adding that she’s actually “a lot more savvy” now with what she feels comfortable with.

As the sci-fi cartoon beloved by millennials and Kanye returns, its creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon discuss its warped universe

Disney Plus' live-action "Star Wars" series, "The Mandalorian," quickly became the biggest new show in the US. Now, only three weeks since its debut, the show is the biggest in the world. The series is the most in-demand show in the world across all platforms, according to Parrot Analytics. The company measures "demand expressions," its standardized TV demand measurement unit that reflect the desire, engagement, and viewership of a series weighted by importance.

In our look back at the best television of 2019, we’ll spare you the requisite references to “peak TV” and the 500-plus scripted series that aired or streamed this year, because nothing demonstrates that magnitude quite like lining up our mid-year findings with our year-end list. Some early contenders, including a fantastically awkward Hulu series and a stalwart sitcom, weren’t able to cross the finish line, while others, like an empathetic drama about egotistical lovers, saw a surge late in the year.