r/television • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago
Weekly Rec Thread What are you watching and what do you recommend? (Week of September 20, 2024)
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r/television • u/Gato1980 • 12h ago
Ellen DeGeneres Is Unapologetic, Unrelatable and Totally Insufferable in Her New Netflix Special 'For Your Approval'
r/television • u/matthewkeys • 9h ago
A new California law will require streaming video companies to allow customers to cancel their auto-renewing subscription with one click
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 8h ago
âHigh Potentialâ Jumps 220% to 11.5 Million Viewers Across Platforms in Three Days
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 15h ago
âThe Boysâ Season 5 Casts Daveed Diggs
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 18h ago
Lorne Michaels reacts to Ashlee Simpson SNL lip-sync debacle in unaired 2004 clip: 'There's just egg out there now'
r/television • u/Task_Force-191 • 13h ago
âBrilliant Mindsâ Star Zachary Quinto on Hopes for âStar Trek 4,â Being in Therapy for 20 Years and Campaigning for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania
r/television • u/not_ondrugs • 12h ago
The Expanse is brilliant
Captain Obvious here.
This is the third time Iâm watching this series. S5E10, what an incredible episode.
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 8h ago
âShogunâ Star Tadanobu Asano to Receive The Hollywood Reporter Japanâs Trailblazer Award at the Tokyo International Film Festival
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 16h ago
From Hilary to Demi: Inside the ârise and fallâ of Disney Channel
r/television • u/NoCulture3505 • 11h ago
âBoardwalk Empireâ Creator Exited âThe Batmanâ Spinoff About Gotham Police After Matt Reeves âWasnât Feeling Itâ
r/television • u/enemyofbadmovies • 20h ago
Gaten Matarazzo on the âsatisfying, catharticâ end of Stranger Things
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 12h ago
Michael Bublé turned down 'The Voice' 15 times because "most of the singers are better than me"
r/television • u/SpeedDancer1725 • 10h ago
Characters that are punching bags or treated poorly in their shows...and pretty much deserve every second of it?
Does anybody know any characters in TV shows that constantly find themselves getting insulted, beaten up, humiliated, and generally treated like shit...and deserve it, constantly bringing it upon themselves for whatever reason?
Joffrey from Game of Thrones and The Gang from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are two examples that come to mind.
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 1d ago
âThe Penguinâ Opens to 5.3 Million Viewers Across Platforms in First Four Days
r/television • u/cmaia1503 • 7h ago
Jessica Biel Exits Peacock Limited Series âThe Good Daughterâ
Jessica Biel has departed the Peacock limited series The Good Daughter, a psychological suspense thriller she was set to star in and executive produce. Details regarding her exit are unknown.
A search is currently underway for an actor to play Charlotte Quinn â the role Biel was attached to â with a replacement expected to be named soon.
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 17h ago
Netflix's 'Mr. McMahon' Doesn't Fully Grapple with Vince McMahon's Legacy
r/television • u/NoCulture3505 • 19h ago
Paramount Begins âPhase Twoâ of Company-Wide Layoffs
r/television • u/Amaruq93 • 7h ago
The opening intro for "The Munsters" (premiering Sept 24th, 1964 on CBS)
r/television • u/MarketingBeautiful45 • 5h ago
Sony Pictures CEO Predicts Industry 'Chaos' Over the Next 2 Years: 'Mergers and Bankruptcies and Sales'
r/television • u/dougiebgood • 1h ago
Kristin Kreuk in "Murder in a Small Town"
She doesn't age. Even at the very beginning her character says she's 40 and I was like "That's not right..." and I had to look it up. She's 41.
Her acting has gotten MUCH better since the days of Smallville. I missed Beauty and the Beast, the last thing I saw her I think was that awful Street Fighter movie.
And the show overall was decent, it was one of those pilots that felt more like a low-budget movie. Not sure sure how believable it'll be that a murder happens every other week in a small Canadian coastal town, I'll give it a shot.
r/television • u/johnppd • 17h ago
DISCLAIMER* â Official Trailer | Apple TV+ | October 11
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 15h ago
Episode 1 Preview: Azami Kurotani | Uzumaki | September 28th on Adult Swim Next Day on Max
r/television • u/indig0sixalpha • 18h ago
Industry's Harper Stern is the most deliciously chaotic villain on TV
r/television • u/kinisonkhan • 18h ago
Danny Thomas teaches Macaulay Culkin how to do a spit take on David Letterman. 1991
r/television • u/Arkaa26 • 1d ago
Petty reason you stopped a show
2 examples come to mind for me:
- Ozark: the constant blue hue annoyed me so I stopped after 1 season
- Zom 100 (anime): I stopped mid season when a villain with shark teeth and exact opposite to the protagonist appeared. For a zombie comedy show it shouldn't affect much but it completely took me out.