‘Cobra Kai’ moves to Netflix ahead of Season 3
Seasons 1 and 2 will be available in 2020 on Netflix, followed -- at a date TBD -- by a Netflix-exclusive Season 3.
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Yes, somebody put the ‘Tiger King’ stars in ‘NBA 2K20’
This was inevitable.
‘Saved by the Bell’ reboot: Zack Morris returning as governor of California, Kelly Kapowski also ‘in talks’ to return
A.C. Slater and Jessie Spano are already confirmed as part of the revival.
Happy 10-year anniversary to ‘Eastbound & Down’
Filthy, offensive, and absolutely funny. HBO’s unapologetic raunchy comedy series Eastbound & Down made its debut in February...
The underappreciated Jim Carrey returns to TV in Showtime’s ‘Kidding’
Jim Carrey plays children's television host Mr. Pickles in the new Showtime series.
GLOW: Netflix’s best show returns this week for Season 2
Netflix releases Season 2 of "GLOW" this Friday.
What’s coming and going on Netflix in June 2018
The Last Jedi, Thor: Ragnarok, GLOW, and Luke Cage lead a loaded month of Netflix additions.
Charlie Day hopes ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ goes 15 seasons, hints Glenn Howerton will be back
The Gang Makes Three More Seasons?
TCB Roundtable: Celebrating the 5-Year anniversary of ‘The Office’ series finale
On May 16, 2013, fans of NBC’s The Office watched Dwight Schrute get married to Angela Martin — spoiler alert...
Brooklyn Nine-Nine gets picked up by NBC one day after FOX cancellation
Brooklyn Nine-Nine heads to NBC, a very familiar place for show co-creator Michael Schur.
What’s coming and going on Netflix in May 2018
An ‘A League of their Own’ TV series is reportedly coming to Amazon
This will reportedly be a "more modern" look at the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
What’s coming and going on Netflix in April 2018
What’s coming and going on Netflix in March 2018
A look at what's arriving on Netflix and leaving the streaming service in March.
Altered Carbon and prestige TV’s desire to show nudity on its own terms
Altered Carbon features a lot of nudity. A LOT of nudity.
