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New HBO Max TV Shows and Movies in May 2026

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By Allison Picurro
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Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie, Wuthering Heights There isn't much in the way of new TV on HBO Max this May, but considering that Euphoria, Hacks, and Half Man will all be airing new episodes throughout the month, you'll still have plenty to watch. You could also use the next few weeks to rewatch the first two seasons of House of the Dragon before Season 3 premieres in June.
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Spider-Noir Review: Finally, Spider-Man Is Gross and Weird Again

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By Allison Picurro
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Nicolas Cage, Spider-Noir One of the best things about Sam Raimi's seminal Tobey Maguire-starring Spider-Man trilogy is that he made being Spider-Man seem really gross. In the iconic transformation sequence, Raimi takes us inside Peter Parker's body so we can watch as his cells remake themselves, cartoon spiders crawling around. Raimi also famously gave Peter organic webbing, a biological side effect of his spider bite that allows him to shoot webs out of holes in his wrists.
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New HBO Max TV Shows and Movies in April 2026

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By Allison Picurro
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Zendaya, Euphoria Our long national nightmare is finally over — or, depending on who you ask, perhaps it's only just begun: Euphoria is back from its very extended hiatus. Somehow, this is only the third season of a show that started airing in 2019, but at least those crazy kids have finally made it out of high school. In bittersweet news, Hacks also returns this month (yay!) for its final season (boo!).
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