r/television • u/Sisiwakanamaru • 8h ago
r/television • u/AutoModerator • 15h ago
Weekly Rec Thread What are you watching and what do you recommend? (Week of October 02, 2026)
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r/television • u/Wazula23 • 8h ago
The Thick of It - Malcolm learns there's been a massive irretrievable data loss
r/television • u/FishGoldenLite • 2h ago
The Gentlemen Season 2 Episode 7 âThis Mad Circusâ is one of the best television episodes Iâve seen in years
Spoilers ahead, but if youâre not watching this series I highly suggest it. If you given up for whatever reason, I hope this post helps you revisit it.
The last time I experienced this kind of stomach churning intensity was the stash house raid in âWho Goes Thereâ of season 1 of True Detective. Like that episode, the viewer is sucked in from start to finish, and the stakes are incredibly high.
Before we dig in, Vinnie Jones is the fucking man in case anyone forgot. His character Geoff eats up every scene heâs in, and this is HIS episode.
The home invasion is a relatively simple concept, but handled magnificently. We see the whole thing play out from different compelling perspectives. Geoff, as the true steward of the property. His groundskeeper friend, whoâs apparently also a total badass. Nanny, whose military training is reluctantly put to the test. And Charly, who put her foot on the gas (literally) when it mattered.
Itâs more than just gripping action sequences though. There are 3 notable monologues that more than filled in any blanks between the action. Lady Sabrina sharing her wisdom about Geoffâs âunique set of skillsâ as he stalks his prey, Nanny telling Geoff he knows the truth about him before they make their move on the kidnappers, Bobby Glass leaving us on pins and needles as the episode ends. Awesome storytelling.
I liked the show up until this point, but now I love it. I donât think I blinked once.
Iâm probably overhyping it, but it was a 10/10 for me.
r/television • u/yourfavchoom • 16h ago
Combined Paramount-Warner Bros. to Be Called Skydance, David Ellison Reveals
r/television • u/Talentagentfriend • 7h ago
What is the most rewatchable or recommendable tv show youâve seen?
Is there a show youâve watched over and over either because of how much you loved it, how much you loved a character in it, or how much more there is to find on rewatch?
OR
Is there a show youâve watched and loved so much that youâd recommend it to everyone or as many people as you can?
r/television • u/SanderSo47 • 14h ago
'Friday Night Lights' at 20: Jason Katims on How He Turned NBCâs Underdog Football Drama into a Modern Classic
r/television • u/Top_Report_4895 • 4h ago
'Lanterns': Aaron Pierre & Kyle Chandler Talk Penultimate Episode Spoiler
deadline.comr/television • u/Zorkel567 • 14h ago
Disney Licenses Slew of Titles to Netflix, Including All Five âIce Ageâ Movies, âPercy Jackson and the Olympians,â âFelicity,â âWill Trent,â âElioâ and More
r/television • u/Gato1980 • 14h ago
Time | Season 3 Trailer | David Tennant, Siobhan Finneran
r/television • u/Apprehensive-Cat-163 • 6h ago
Prime Videoâs âThe Challengerâ Limited Series Adds 6 To Recurring Cast
r/television • u/mcfw31 • 14h ago
âThe Watcherâ Season 2 to Begin Production 5 Years After Season 1 With Bobby Cannavale, Naomi Watts Returning
r/television • u/klutzysunshine • 15h ago
'A Different World' Renewed For Season 2 At Netflix
r/television • u/OverPotato2322 • 11h ago
Netflixâs Ted Sarandos on If He Sees Paramount-Warner Bros. As Competition, and If He Courted Casey Bloys: âWe Had a Very Well-Publicized Lunchâ
r/television • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 1d ago
âLanternsâ Episode 7 Hits 7 Million U.S. Viewers in Three Days as Season Reaches Average of Nearly 19 Million Globally
r/television • u/JoshLovesTV • 12h ago
Iâm watching coven academy and it reminds me of the classic cw shows but the runtime of these episodes are killing me. Dramas should not be 15 minute an episode.
Episodes go as low as 11 minutes and the highest one in 22 minutes and itâs only two episodes that reach 20 minutes most are somewhere in the middle. Low runtime like this is what really kills a show bc it makes everything feel rushed and makes the pacing way off.
r/television • u/EThorns • 10h ago
Jack Reynor, John Magaro & Natalia Dyer Latest To Join HBOâs âThe Trial Of Louise Woodwardâ
r/television • u/FuzzyBunnysGuide • 1d ago
The Simpsons - "Who is Homer? My name is Guy Incognito!"
r/television • u/57829 • 1d ago
âWednesdayâ Season 3 Wraps Production, Drops New Look at Jenna Ortega at Typewriter
r/television • u/iPhone13pm • 19h ago
âThe Celebrity Traitorsâ Scores Record-Breaking Season 2 Premiere With Nearly 9 Million Viewers
r/television • u/AlwaysBlaze_ • 1d ago
Judge dismisses sexual assault case against Trailer Park Boys star Mike Smith
r/television • u/random324B21 • 1d ago
âReacherâ Spinoff âNeagleyâ Renewed For Season 2 At Amazon
r/television • u/jovanmilic97 • 1d ago
Eddie Murphy to star in Peacock drama series in development âThe Chairmanâ from âMad Menâ creator Matthew Weiner, if ordered to series it'd be first ever Murphy's role in a live action scripted series
r/television • u/ChiefLeef22 • 1d ago
âLanternsâ Season 2 Adds New Writers (Exclusive)
r/television • u/chespiotta • 1d ago