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Published Sep 27, 2026, 11:22 PM EDT When it comes to prestige television, nothing comes close to HBO. With a total of 1,500 Primetime Emmy nominations and more than 220 wins, HBO has built its reputation on taking creative risks and putting fresh twists on any genre, be it drama, comedy, or even sci-fi.
'Lanterns' Star Kelly Macdonald Breaks Down Episode 7's Most Quietly Emotional Reunion Scene
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Lanterns Episode 6. HBO's Lanterns only has a couple more weeks left to go, and with its 2016 storyline officially wrapped up, the DCU series has jumped ahead by a decade, making quiet strides toward resolving a mystery that's been hanging over the show from the beginning: who killed Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler)?
'Lanterns' Best Team-Up Officially Rewrites HBO's Detective Sci-Fi for the Better | Review
Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Lanterns Episode 7. As Lanterns continues to pick up speed, the penultimate installment of the season is right on the cusp of discovering who killed Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and why. John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) is still on the case, aided by his trusty "Halogram," with Guy Gardner (Nathan Fillion) seemingly unbothered by the death of his predecessor.
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A great show should look different by Season 5. After all, the premise that hooked viewers in Season 1 can’t keep doing the work forever. There are only so many times before familiar conflicts start repeating themselves and characters begin running in circles. The best writers understand that reaching Season 5 should mean something has changed along the way. That can be in the form of character growth, changing relationships, and sometimes, even reworking the central conflict of the story.
Netflix Is Officially Losing the Biggest Sci-Fi Franchise of the 2010s
Netflix hasn’t become the biggest streaming service in the world by sticking to only one genre, or even one medium for that matter. Netflix has continued to build on the biggest streaming audience in history by releasing new original projects in various genres, and doing so at such a fast pace that fans are never left without something to watch.
'Doctor Who's Legendary Theme Is Part of a 63-Year Old Controversy
An outlandish beat, a disquieting whistle, the sound of the TARDIS popping in and out of existence lingering in the back… The Doctor Who theme is by far one of the most unique tunes in the history of television. Originally composed by Australian musician Ron Grainer (and Delia Derbyshire, but we’ll get to that), the theme remains pretty much the same since the classic BBC sci-fi series aired its first episode in 1963, with some alterations made by later composers working on the show.
This 100-Year-Old Stunt Spectacle Is Officially Finding New Life on Free Streaming
A classic comedy film that turned 100 years old this year is streaming for free on a new platform. Such is the classic film’s legacy that not only did it inspire some of the slapstick humor in one 2026 film, but also another — the film's influence could be felt in movies as recent as Zach Cregger’s critically lauded Resident Evil reboot and Minions & Monsters. It’s widely considered one of the greatest films ever made, but at the time of its release, it was only a modest box-office hit.
10 Sitcoms More Universally Loved Than 'The Office'
There's no doubt The Office is one of the most universally beloved sitcoms, not just of the 2000s, but of all time. The mockumentary style sitcom has an eclectic mix of characters, almost all of whom went on to huge projects once the show ended. It's one of those shows that even if you never watched it, you know what it's about. You've heard of the most talked about moments, scenes, and lines, and appreciate its cultural impact.
Jason Statham’s $530M Sci-Fi Franchise-Starter Is Officially Ready to Devour Streaming
Jason Statham has faced plenty of foes: hackers, mutineers, traffickers, mafia bosses, and more. But his biggest foe to date has been, well, quite literally enormous. And when you discover that there's a 75-foot enemy hunting you from the deep, what's the best ploy? Closing the beach seems sensible. You've seen Jaws, you know how it works. Staying on dry land feels even better. Not for the Stath.
‘The Conjuring’ Is Officially Expanding With a Terrifying New Installment
The Warrens have walked into enough haunted houses that The Conjuring fans know the warning signs by now. A family reports something they cannot explain, the investigation begins, and staying in the building starts to seem like a terrible idea. Watching Ed and Lorraine confront whatever is waiting inside has been the franchise’s appeal for more than a decade. Soon, fans will be able to conduct a paranormal investigation themselves virtually.