Television

Westworld’s future is still dark and foreboding, and while the third season ended with a bang, the fourth returns with an odd sense of quiet, seven years later.

Time is a funny thing, it turns out. After saving the future from themselves in season two, the Umbrella Academy are facing their greatest challenge yet against a team of heroes that actually know how to be heroes.

How do Five and Lila end up working together again in season three of The Umbrella Academy, and how do they get over some of the bad blood from last season?

William H. Bonney has been a pop culture icon since he first escaped execution in 1881. Over the last 140 years, he’s become an anti-hero in film, TV, books, and radio. Now, in the Paramount+ series Billy The Kid, the rest of his story is told, all the way from his childhood in New York City, to the start of the Lincoln County War.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star Christina Chong knew she was part of something special the moment she saw the opening credits.

Craig Robinson’s new series Killing It is a hilarious satire, it’s a serious drama, and it’s also one of the rare shows that channels Florida’s weird and wonderful energy into a strangely honest story about family and capitalism.

The Man Who Fell To Earth is Showtime’s smart, dark, and funny new sci-fi series, and it’s my favourite kind of television, building off of the original iconic David Bowie film, rather than rewriting it.

The sixth and final season of This Is Us is drawing to a close, and last night’s episode, “Miguel,” leapt into the backstory of how Jon Huertas’ Miguel fell in love with Rebecca, and the events that shaped their lives together.

Those wild fairy godparents are back, and they’re as wild as you remember. The difference this time is that everyone else has changed as The Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder go live-action.

What is happening in Bridgeport? The Hardy Boys are on the case of a missing student in season 2, and that’s just the start of a lot of questions, and the hunt for a demon.