Dustin Rowles

Here we go again! Having outlined the plots of all of the omnipresent Harlan Coben's previous Netflix hit series -- Missing You, The Stranger, Stay Close, Gone for Good, Fool Me Once, and The Woods, and -- earlier this year -- Run Away, we are back at it with the latest, I Will Find You. This one is so twisty that there were a couple of endings I thought I'd be disappointed in before the series finally sprung the ending that actually disappointed me.

I will say upfront that I liked the idea behind Michael Sarnoski’s (A Quiet Place: Day One, Pig) The Death of Robin Hood. It’s a genuinely interesting concept — decidedly not Logan II, as I’d braced myself for — and I even found something poetic in how Robin Hood dies. Unfortunately, the Hugh Jackman movie is also bleak, grim, and interminable. It is not a summer blockbuster. It’s not even the “thriller” it’s advertised as.

The best new show of 2026 is Widow’s Bay. That should not be in dispute. It’s new, inventive, and twisty, and it combines horror with a very specific brand of small-town comedy in a way that’s never really been done on television. Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed is also very good. It is not, as Stephen King recently suggested, better than Widow’s Bay. That’s particularly high praise coming from King, given his own fingerprints on Widow’s Bay.