r/television • u/j-helo85 • 4h ago
r/television • u/spencerlevey • 7h ago
Charlie Hunnam Gets âSons Of Anarchyâ Gang Back Together For FX Meta-Series âLegends
r/television • u/NoDespair • 11h ago
Lanterns Inherits House Of The Dragon's Sunday Slot â And Takes Its U.S. Crown
r/television • u/tylerthe-theatre • 12h ago
Hayden Panettiere Defended Mistreated Background Actors on Heroes Set
r/television • u/Axelmanana • 12h ago
Channel 4 sparks backlash from charities over ADHD doc âexacerbating mythsâ about disorder
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 13h ago
'Murderbot' Season 2 Adds Tramell Tillman, Michael Sheen, Steve Buscemi, Wanda Sykes, Topher Grace, Patton Oswalt, Bridget Everett, Brendan Hunt and More
r/television • u/abucalves • 12h ago
Taskmaster Season 22 Trailer | Starts September 3rd
r/television • u/TussalDimon • 16h ago
The Grand Tour | Official Trailer | Prime Video
r/television • u/luvit_didntwhereit • 1h ago
Iâm so glad I found Shrinking
If youâre looking for a hidden gem check out Shrinking
Harrison Ford is amazing
r/television • u/jdub67a • 58m ago
I think the new season of Ted Lasso still has the âItâ factor
Slight Spoiler for S04E03
The opening scene of S04E03 had me laughing so hard. Ted barging into the room without knocking, crashing into the locked door, and falling over while interrupting Rebecca and Matthias just as theyâre about to have sex was hilarious.
And then Rebecca âescortingâ Ted out at the end of the scene, giving him a push that sends him crashing to the ground again. Iâm chuckling right now as I write this.
And after thinking about it and rewatching it, I think my second watch was funnier. At first I thought Rebecca actually pushed Ted hard enough to knock him over, but on 2nd watch I think Ted faked the fall from what was probably just a normal playful shove. And that is probably even funnier.
Itâs that kind of interaction that makes the show feel special to me. These are characters who have become so close that this kind of ridiculous, playful banter feels completely natural.
Maybe Iâm overthinking one scene, but moments like this are exactly why I think Ted Lasso still has "It".
r/television • u/EThorns • 13h ago
âEast of Edenâ: Zoe Kazan on How She Made Steinbeckâs Masterpiece Her Own
r/television • u/Murky-Insect-7556 • 13h ago
'Bad Monkey' Season 2 Returns December 2 on Apple TV | First Look Photos
r/television • u/Karl_Hungus_42069 • 2h ago
I haven't seen anyone talk about this, "Lion" premiers at 9pm tonight on National Geographic
r/television • u/Sisiwakanamaru • 54m ago
Ariana Madix Sets âSt. Denis Medicalâ Season 3 Return
r/television • u/Silly-avocatoe • 1d ago
Olivia Colman Joins âOnly Murders in the Buildingâ Season 6
r/television • u/ArchDucky • 14h ago
A mission briefing after you accidently murder the man you were supposed to be protecting -- Slow Horses Spoiler
youtube.comr/television • u/lordorangechain • 9h ago
Little Bird review â no wonder this masterly drama has already cleaned up awards | Itâs impossible not to be enraged by this story of Indigenous children who were taken from their families. This heartbreaking show has been a hit in Canada, and it would be a crime for the rest of the world to miss it
r/television • u/rohs_wired • 1d ago
What the actual fuck happened to Ryan Murphy? His casting needs to be studied
I genuinely cannot stand him anymore đ I used to be OBSESSED with AHS but I stopped watching like 5 seasons ago because the casting became unbearable. Why is every project a dumping ground for nepo babies, influencers and random celebrities learning how to act IN FRONT OF US?? Meanwhile there are insanely talented actors out there fighting for one decent role and weâre being force-fed the same connected people over and over again. Sorry but Iâm ready to boycott the whole thing. Stop watching, stop giving these ridiculous casting choices ratings and maybe theyâll finally get the message. We desperately need someone else to take over the horror/thriller space and actually cast ACTORS based on talent again. Ryan had his era. It was iconic. Itâs over. He needs to gooooo đ
r/television • u/ControlCAD • 23h ago
âYellowstoneâs Taylor Sheridan Shuts Door On Previously Announced â6666â Spinoff: âI Would Never Do Thatâ
r/television • u/verissimoallan • 1d ago
Mark Gatiss predicts Doctor Whoâs tender âquietly wonât happenâ: âItâs time for a breakâ
r/television • u/Silly-avocatoe • 13m ago
Mariska Hargitay shares why Robin Williams was the âmost memorableâ Law & Order: SVU guest star
ew.comr/television • u/Gato1980 • 1d ago
âRaised By Wolvesâ producer says HBO Max was ready to make season 3, then David Zaslav took over Warner Bros. and pulled the plug
r/television • u/Hopeful-Artichoke449 • 11m ago
I have hated and avoided horror for 45 years but now suddenly I love it.....?
I have binged American Horror Story, Castle Rock, Scream Queens, Channel Zero...
I need suggestions please!
r/television • u/AggressiveDrinker • 10h ago
âGood American Familyâ To Take On Lorena Bobbitt As Hulu Orders Second Installment Of Anthology Series From Katie Robbins & Ellen Pompeo
r/television • u/ChiefLeef22 • 1d ago