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Covers:  Primetime TV on Broadcast, Cable and Streaming. Gaming news, reviews, and interviews.
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Netflix’s ‘Unhinged’ Gets the Easiest Parts Wrong

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
I’ll admit to being initially quite excited about Netflix’s Unhinged. Starring legendary game actor Troy Baker, in addition to the formidable talents of Zoë Kravitz and Sadie Sink, the new horror/thriller that you play like a video game even had powerhouse survival horror developers Bloober Team step in to lend a hand. The idea is not new.
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Could European Law Save Physical Game Ownership?

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Sony’s decision to end disc production in 2028 lands in the middle of the biggest consumer-rights fight gaming has ever had in Brussels. Whether that fight can actually stop the industry’s slide to all-digital is a much messier question. On July 1, 2026, Sony confirmed what the industry had been sliding toward for years. Starting in January 2028, no new PlayStation game will be manufactured on disc.
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New to XBOX Game Pass & Catalog in July 2026

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
XBOX is kicking off July with 3 Game Pass titles in Week Two. Starting on Monday, July 6 look for Winds of Arcania: Ruination, the much anticipated full release of Palworld, and RPG Wuthering Waves. Stick with us over July, as we announce new weekly drops.
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What’s on TV This Week: Little House on Netflix, Star City Ends, & More TV

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Welcome to the next 7 days in TV Land. This week Netflix reboots 70’s and 80’s classic Little House on the Prairie. Kinda. Showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine’s adaptation is actually a book series and not a TV series adaptation, but that’s not going to stop certain of Gen Xers from forcing their adult kids to watch the original opening credits on YouTube with her before writing this article. Ahem.
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N.O.M.A.D. Revisited: A Forgotten Original in a World of Licences

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Before Ocean Software became famous for movie tie-ins and arcade ports, it made something stranger and more original. That something was a top-down sci-fi shooter that demanded infinite wells of your patience, punished your every reckless move, and even hid some grafitti in its walls in a relatively new technique called environmental storytelling. We’re going to need to go waaay back in time for this one.
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What’s on TV This Week? Silo Returns, Brilliant Minds Ends, Plus a Week of New Streaming Premieres

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
As we head into July, we’re looking at a collection of season and series premieres across streaming. This week Prime video unveils Elle, a Legally Blonde prequel series set in 1995, and focusing on a younger Elle Woods as she navigates the highs and lows of high school. Silo also returns to Apple TV for a third season, in which the origins of the mysterious silos are about to be finally revealed.
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Hideo Kojima’s OD: A Deeply Moving Game with a Secret Mechanic

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
There’s renewed sense of speculation and excitement in the gaming community today following the release of a new still from Hideo Kojima’s highly anticipated upcoming game OD. And although fans have been busy dissecting every inch of the image for clues (What is the meaning behind eyes as light switches? Who is that figure in the skylight? Will game mechanics involve unlocking those chained doors?) it was Kojima’s comments that drove most of the conversation.
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Sun, Sin, & Speculation: Grand Theft Auto VI Preorders Start This Week

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The moment the gaming community has spent over a decade anticipating is finally here. Rockstar Games has officially broken the silence, announcing that pre-orders for Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) will live-launch this Thursday, June 25. Gamers will be able to lock in their copies across major digital storefronts, including the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store, as well as select physical retail locations.
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What’s on TV This Week? The Bear Returns, Vox Machina Ends, The Last Airbender, Larry David & More

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
It’s a series of firsts and lasts on TV this week. Things kick off on Wednesday when The Last Airbender returns to Netflix for season 2. The streamer is premiering all 7 new episodes on Wednesday at 9:00 PM PT, or midnight Thursday ET, depending on your time zone. Then on Thursday, The Bear drops on Hulu and Disney+.
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Resident Evil Veronica: Everything We Know About Capcom’s Long-Awaited Remake

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The most overdue entry in Capcom’s remake lineup is finally real. Here’s a deep dive into everything confirmed so far. Some game announcements strike like a thunderbolt. Take The Wolf Among Us 2, revealed at last week’s Summer Game Fest, for example. Others land like a correction to a wrong that has quietly persisted for years, like Capcom’s Resident Evil Veronica.
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2026’s Streaming Hit ‘Widow’s Bay’ Scores Second Season

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Widow’s Bay, Apple TV’s comedy horror and streaming hit of the summer, has been renewed for season 2, it was revealed today. The news came just ahead of the season one finale, which is set to drop on June 17. “From the moment audiences arrived in Widow’s Bay, they’ve been hooked on every eerie mystery, unexpected laugh and cursed secret that Katie, Hiro, Matthew and the entire team have created,” said Matt Cherniss, head of programming at Apple TV.
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How Popular Is Your Show? 2025-2026 Broadcast & Streaming Rankings Revealed

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Now that the 2025-26 television season has wrapped up, it’s time once again to take a look at TV and Streaming’s most popular shows of the year. For the second consecutive season, Nielsen has released its multi-platform data showing how various media outlets compare per episode over a 35-day period, along with a clearer picture than ever of how well each show performed over the TV season as a whole.
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BBC: The Future of ‘Doctor Who’ Is Up for Grabs

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The BBC has announced it will put long-running sci-fi series Doctor Who out to competitive tender this year, opening up the future production of one of television’s most beloved franchises to outside bids for the first time in its modern era. In a statement released today, the corporation confirmed the move is part of securing “the next phase of the show for future generations” and is in line with the BBC’s Charter and Agreement requirements.
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Nintendo Stuns with Ocarina of Time Remaster For Nintendo Switch

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Just in. Nintendo has confirmed a remake of the beloved classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2. The game is coming in 2026, with an announcement landing during today’s Nintendo Direct presentation. “The Nintendo 64 classic returns for a new generation in 2026, reborn exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2.” Nintendo stated. The short teaser trailer (see below) makes it clear this isn’t a light remaster but a proper remake.
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Bloober Team’s Kingdom of Dread: How Poland’s Premiere Horror Studio Is Taking Over the Genre

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
There was moment in the 2024 Silent Hill 2 remake when I realized that the team behind the game genuinely understood what made the original so unsettling. It wasn’t just the fog, or the the monsters in it, or the endless, claustrophobic corridors, but a suffocating sense that the horror was always personal, always pointed inward, and it was ultimately unescapable.
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The Alters: Last Variable is Larger & More Ambitious Than Many Full Games

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
One year ago, 11 bit Studios released The Alters to widespread critical acclaim, landing DICE’s Strategy/Simulation Game of the Year award and carving out a reputation as one of the most emotionally intelligent survival games in years. (The game was also honored as TV Pulse Magazine’s GOTY for 2025.) Now the studio is back with its first major paid expansion, The Alters: Last Variable, and based on everything announced so far, calling it DLC feels almost like underselling it.
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Absolutely Everything We Know About Control Resonant

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Remedy’s long-awaited sequel has finally stepped into the light, and it’s far stranger, bolder, and more emotionally complex than many fans were expecting. Here’s everything we know about Control Resonant, from its origins and story to the hands-on impressions from the Summer Game Fest press preview this weekend. Control Resonant is the direct sequel to Remedy Entertainment’s critically acclaimed 2019 action-adventure Control.
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What’s on TV This Week? Apple TV Dominates the Schedule with Prestige Dramas

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
With the Primetime Broadcast TV season now well in the rear mirror, it’s up to the streamers to keep us entertained over the summer months. This week, Apple TV airs new episodes of acclaimed dramas Star City, Widow’s Bay, Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, Cape Fear, and Criminal Record. Over on Prime Video, The Legend of Vox Machina rolls out another 3 new episodes in Season 4.
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The Party’s Over: NBC Cancels ‘The Hunting Party’ in End of Season Sweep

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The final bubble has burst at NBC. Nearly a month after the network’s upfronts presentation left its fate hanging in the balance, the network has officially canceled the high-concept crime procedural The Hunting Party after two seasons.
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Control Resonant Launches Sept. 24, Pre-Orders Live Today

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Remedy Entertainment has officially announced a release date for Control Resonant, the highly anticipated sequel to its 2019 supernatural hit. In a PlayStation Blog post published today, the studio revealed that the game will launch globally on PlayStation 5 on September 24.
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What’s on TV This Week? Cape Fear Begins, Vox Machina Returns, Widow’s Bay, Maximum Pleasure & More

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
It’s a quieter week on the TV front, but there’s plenty to keep an avid TV fan locked in. NBC continues to burn off the remaining episodes of the now-cancelled Brilliant Minds, so if you haven’t caught up, now’s your last chance. On the streaming side, The Legend of Vox Machina returns for its fourth season on Prime Video (the streamer has already picked up a fifth and final season), dropping three episodes at once to kick things off.
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‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ Review: A Confident and Sharply Cast Thriller from Apple TV

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
I would like to take a moment to acknowledge whoever is behind casting on Apple TV’s Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, because without this particular core and supporting cast the show would not be half as engaging or funny as it is. The somewhat (and perhaps unnecessarily?) provocatively titled series launched on the streamer on May 20 with two opening episodes, to be followed by single-episode weekly drops until the finale on July 8.
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‘Demon Lord: Just a Block’ Review: Worth Losing Your Head Over

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Instantly evocative of 80’s icon The Legend of Zelda, and 2019’s Slay the Spire, Demon Lord: Just a Block is both insanely cute and fiendishly addictive. While neither an RPG nor a roguelike deckbuilder (it’s actually a turn-based roguelite), it’s hard to believe this April 29 Steam drop was built by one developer in just one year. Everything from code to design to art was crafted by indie developer Yuwave, who cites The Legend of Zelda titles as his favorite game series.
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The Rise of the Disco-Like: How One Divisive RPG Birthed an Entirely New Genre of Games

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
There’s a term that’s been gathering momentum in gaming circles, passed between players and critics with the kind of shorthand that only emerges when something genuinely new has arrived. That term is Disco-like. You already know what a soulslike is. That particular shorthand, borrowed from FromSoftware’s punishing and deeply atmospheric Dark Souls series, has become so embedded in our gaming vernacular that it writes its own Wikipedia entry. Methodical combat. Brutal difficulty. Death penalties.
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Paramount+ Locks In Summer Return for ‘The Agency’ Season 2, Drops First Trailer

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Paramount+ is locking down its summer streaming schedule. The streaming service announced today that the highly anticipated second season of its spy thriller The Agency will officially premiere on June 21 2026 at 12:00 AM PT / 3:00 AM ET. In keeping with its standard binge-model programming for major dramas, all ten episodes of the sophomore installment will drop at once.
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Winter Burrow Review: Rediscovering the Small Joys of Life

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The Danes call it Hygge. In Scottish Gaelic it’s còsagach. In English, we know it as cocooning. That desire to retreat inside to the comfort and safety of your home, put your phone on silent, and work on fostering an atmosphere of presence and convivial wellbeing might sound odd now in summer 2026, but I can promise you it was all the rage back in 2020.
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What’s on TV This Week? Broadcast Season Ends, The Boys Series Finale & More

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
It’s another week of finales. The 2025-2026 Broadcast TV season officially ends this week with a final round of season finales including Sheriff Country, Fire Country, Boston Blue, CIA, and FBI. Meanwhile, The Boys winds down on Prime Video with episode 8 this Wednesday, as Hughie, Butcher, and the boys’ plan to kill Homelander and put an end to all Supes finally comes together. We also say goodbye to this weekly column for the summer.
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ABC Unveils Fall 2026-27 TV Slate

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
In bold move (the first since 1948, but who’s counting?) ABC has renewed every single scripted series on its slate for the upcoming TV season. However, High Potential, the Network’s ratings darling, won’t appear until mid-season.
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FOX Sets 2026-27 Primetime Slate: Baywatch, The Interrogator, & More

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
FOX is the second of the ‘Big 4’ Broadcast Networks to announce plans for Fall 2026. On the slate for the upcoming season are 2 new dramas, the splashy Baywatch, and Detective drama The Interrogator, both of which are set to land mid-season.
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Mixtape Review: a Musical Masterclass in 90’s Nostalgia

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
This is a difficult review to write. Trying to faithfully describe developer Beethoven and Dinosaur’s latest entry is like trying to describe music to someone who has never heard any. Part musical, part point and click adventure, Mixtape, released yesterday, is a John Hughes movie wrapped in a homage to the music of the 80’s and 90’s, with a dash of Wayne’s World thrown in for kicks.
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Murder in a Small Town Renewed for Season 3

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
FOX has given a green light to more muder. The Network officially renewed cozy crime procedural Murder in a Small Town for Season 3. The news came today from Brooke Bowman, Executive Vice President of Drama Programming & Development at FOX Television Network. “We love bringing this cozy and delightful mystery to FOX fans, and we’re thrilled Murder in a Small Town has continued to resonate with our audience,” said Bowman.
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‘Far Far West’ Review: A Cowboy Robot Co-Op With Big Personality

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Far Far West isn’t popular culture’s first stab at blending the worlds of cowboys and robots, but it is likely the first to do so with such levels of charm, chaos, and creativity. This co-op “FPS shooter with a supernatural twist” launched via Steam’s Early Access model on April 28, quickly racking up half a million copies sold over its opening weekend. More impressively, it has maintained a staggering 97% “Overwhelmingly Positive” review score from the community.
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The Boys Sets Big Screen Release For Series Finale

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The Boys series finale is coming one day earlier than advertised. But don’t make plans to catch it early on streaming because the finale is going large. Prime Video is giving fans of the superhero satire a chance to witness the end of an era on the biggest screen possible. The streaming platform has announced that the highly anticipated series finale, titled “Blood and Bone,” will receive a special limited theatrical engagement one day before its digital debut.
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Remedy Entertainment Signals Strong 2026 Start as Control Resonant Ramps Up

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Remedy Entertainment has reported a profitable start to 2026, marking a pivotal period of transition for the Finnish developer. Under the leadership of new CEO Jean-Charles Gaudechon, the studio is leaning into its “Remedy Connected Universe” strategy, leveraging a mix of steady back-catalogue sales and high-profile upcoming releases to navigate a volatile global gaming market. The first quarter saw Remedy achieve an operating profit of EUR 1.0 million on revenues of EUR 13.1 million.
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What’s on TV This Week? Jensen Ackles Returns to Tracker, Plus Series & Season Finales

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Finales! Finales everywhere! As TV’s Primetime Broadcast season continues to wind up for the 2025-2026 season, more shows are shooting, streaking, and in some cases hobbling across the finish line this week. Look out for final episodes of The Rookie, 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Nashville, Will Trent and Grey’s Anatomy on ABC.
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May 2026 Streaming Guide: Netflix

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Netflix’s May 2026 calendar is packed with a mix of gritty new thrillers, returning fan favorites, and offbeat comedies. The month kicks off with a new take on a literary classic before diving into secret undercover operations, desert mysteries, and the animalistic side of romance. From the high-stakes survival of schoolboys in a tropical wilderness to the supernatural mysteries lurking in a sun-drenched retirement community, the upcoming slate offers a bit of everything.
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May 2026 Streaming Guide: Prime Video

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The Broadcast TV slate may be winding down for the summer, but it’s all go on Prime Video this May. The month ahead sees the return of Citadel — AKA one of the most expensive TV series ever made. This time around, we’re not getting another spin off (Anyone remember Citadel: Diana, or Citadel: Honey Bunny? No?) but a brand new season of the original series starring Richard Madden, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Stanley Tucci who all return for a whole new adventure.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Sets Star Date for Season 4

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Paramount+ has set a premiere date for Season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The show has already been renewed for a fifth and final season, comprising 6 episodes, which have already been filmed. The series officially returns for a fourth trip around the cosmos on Thursday, July 23, 2026. New episodes of the 10-episode long season will be available weekly on Thursdays through Thursday, September 24.
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First Look at Nicolas Cage’s “Spider Noir”

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
The streets of 1930s New York are about to get a lot darker, and audiences are being given a unique choice in how they witness the gloom. At a panel during CCXPMX26 in Mexico City this weekend, Prime Video officially unveiled the trailer for Spider-Noir, a live-action series that marks the first leading television role for Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage.
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What’s on TV This Week? R.J. Decker & Watson End, Widow’s Bay Premieres & More TV

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Can you believe we are fast approaching the end of the Broadcast season already? Over this week and next we’ll be saying goodbye to the 205-2026 TV schedule as all of our favorites go off the air for the summer, and in some cases, go off the air for good. While the bulk of the finales are happening next week, this week sees the series finale of Watson on CBS.
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Mouse: P.I. for Hire Review: You Gouda be Kiddin’ Me

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Troy Baker deserves all the awards. The versatile voice actor seems to slip effortlessly between roles, whether he’s a grieving father in Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us, a whip-cracking archaeologist in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, a charismatic dictator in Far Cry 4, or a gruff war vet turned private investigator in Fumi Games latest, Mouse: PI for Hire.
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Replaced Review: Committed to the Bits

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
As a geriatric gamer it’s always a thrill to note how the next shiny new thing often evokes memories of gaming’s past. Such is the case with Sad Cat Studios’ Replaced, a new cyberpunk thriller that also just happens to be a 2.5D platformer done in the pixel-art style of early 90’s classics of the same type. If you’re of a certain vintage, your mind will surely be transported to Paul Cuisset and Microids Flashback, or Éric Chahi and Delphine Software’s Another World.
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CBS Reveals 2026-27 Primetime Slate

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
CBS is the first of the ‘Big 4’ Networks to reveal plans for the 2026-2027 Primetime TV schedule this year. The Network presented a new TV Slate for the year ahead on April 15 in Los Angeles. New shows include another NCIS spin-off series NCIS: New York which will see LL Cool J reprising his role as Special Agent Sam Hanna. The series will also star Scott Caan. Also on the slate are Cupertino, a David vs.
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MGM’s Horror Series FROM Renewed For Fifth and Final Season

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
MGM+ has officially renewed its flagship sci-fi horror series, FROM, for a fifth and final season. The announcement comes as the network’s most-watched original series returns for its fourth season, which premiered yesterday, April 19. The fifth season is slated to begin production in Halifax, Nova Scotia, later this year, with a projected premiere date in 2027. Created by John Griffin, the series has served as a cornerstone for the MGM+ linear and streaming platforms.
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What’s on TV this Week? Stranger Things Gets Animated, Criminal Record & Running Point Return & More TV

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
While the Broadcast Networks may already be looking towards the end of the fast-approaching 2025/26 Primetime schedule, there are still plenty of green TV shoots to be grazed upon, particularly if NBC and CBS franchises are your thing. The One Chicago and Law & Order franchises are ticking along nicely on NBC, while CBS continues to air new episodes of FBI, CIA, Sheriff Country, Fire Country, NCIS, NCIS: Origins, and more.
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The Dark Place Comes to Phasmophobia: Alan Wake Crossover Event Announced

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Two of gaming’s most atmospheric horror experiences are about to collide. Kinetic Games and Remedy Entertainment have announced Phasmophobia by Alan Wake, a limited-time crossover event launching on May 12 and running through June 2 across all platforms.
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Renewed, Cancelled, or On the Bubble? The Fate of Your 2026 TV Slate Revealed

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
As the 2025–26 broadcast TV season enters its final stretch over April and May, the Big 5 networks, comprising ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and The CW, are rapidly finalizing their slates for 2026–27. With Upfronts just around the corner (i.e. new show announcements) some shows have been locked in for another season, while others have been quietly put to rest, and a handful remain on the bubble awaiting word of their fate.
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FOX Renews ‘Memory of a Killer’ For Season 2

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
FOX has renewed crime thriller Memory of a Killer for Season 2. The news comes following Monday’s season finale episode, “Exposed.” Both Aaron Zelman and Glenn Kessler are set to return as co-showrunners when the show returns as part of the Network’s 2026-27 Primetime lineup later this year. “Memory of a Killer has become a true standout with visceral performances from Patrick Dempsey and Michael Imperioli,” said Fox president Michael Thorn in a statement today.
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What’s on TV this Week? FOX Finales, ‘Hacks’ on HBO, Netflix’s ‘Big Mistakes’ Plus ‘The Boys’ are Back in Town

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
It’s a week of finales and returns in TV land as we enter the second week of April. Hacks returns for its fifth and sadly final season this Thursday. The 10-episode season will debut new episodes weekly, with two new episodes on April 30 and May 7, leading up to the series finale on Thursday, May 28.
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April 2026 Streaming Guide: Apple TV

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By Jennifer Griffin Verified
| TVPulse Magazine
Apple TV is looking more than a little star-studded this April. New and returning projects see Keanu Reeves, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nick Offerman, Nicole Kidman, Martin Scorsese, Jon Hamm, James Marsden, Cameron Diaz, Matt Bomer, Elle Fanning, Greg Kinnear and more, all taking center stage across a number of prestige dramas and comedies.
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