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Several popular TV shows have already returned in 2026, including The Night Agent and Bridgerton (Netflix), The Boys and Invincible (Prime Video), The Pitt and Euphoria (HBO Max), and Shrinking and Your Friends & Neighbors (Apple TV), with many more on the way. With so many great shows returning, it can be tough to remember them all!
Perkins has teamed up with Paramount Skydance to create a new movie based on Longlegs. However, it won’t be a direct sequel. Instead, the film will build on the story introduced in the previous movie, featuring Nicolas Cage’s portrayal of the demonic killer.
Disney is well-known for bringing back beloved shows and movies, whether it’s recreating animated films with live actors or reviving popular series like Wizards of Waverly Place. Through its 20th Television studio, Disney has also brought back shows like Scrubs on ABC and Hulu. Now, another one of these revivals is on track to become a streaming hit.
Cyberpunk enthusiasts have two new shows to look forward to: the upcoming Neuromancer on Apple TV+ and Blade Runner: 2099 on Prime Video. For those who enjoy darkly humorous and critical stories about society, Apple TV+’s Severance is a standout. But it’s Apple TV+’s Foundation – a grand adaptation of the classic novels – that’s really pushing the boundaries of space opera, successfully combining elements of both Star Wars and Game of Thrones.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Osgood Perkins is working on a sequel to his successful 2024 film Longlegs. Nicolas Cage will reprise his role as the lead actor and also serve as a producer. Perkins is handling all directing, writing, and producing duties for the new movie.
Much of the disappointment with the ending of Game of Thrones stemmed from the shortened final seasons. This criticism was valid – the last two seasons felt rushed, trying to recapture the excitement of earlier seasons but instead speeding through important character arcs and major plot points. After the finale aired, showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss faced strong reactions from both fans and critics. Many hoped they’d learned from this experience and wouldn’t repeat the same mistakes with their next project, but that hope proved to be misplaced.
As a sci-fi fanatic, it always breaks my heart when a promising show gets the axe. It seems like so many of the really devastating cancellations happen in our genre – often because a show doesn’t find the audience it deserves, or just gets tangled up in behind-the-scenes issues. But the good news is, there are some amazing sci-fi shows really breaking through right now, and I’m thrilled to say a lot of them are coming back for more! It’s a great time to be a sci-fi fan.
When the first season of Game of Thrones aired, George R.R. Martin hadn’t yet finished writing the book series—and still hasn’t. As the show gained popularity, it quickly surpassed the published books, forcing the show’s creators, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, to create their own storylines. The fourth book, A Feast for Crows, did provide some groundwork for new characters and a larger plot. However, the show didn’t fully develop these characters as the book suggested, which many fans found disappointing.
The beloved comedian played a key role in the original fantasy adventure film released in 1995, and his performance remains memorable even today. Despite the franchise being refreshed with a new series starting in 2017, audiences still fondly remember his work in the classic ’90s movie.
The new sitcom, created by Mike and Julie Thacker Scully and led by showrunner Michelle Nader, premiered in January 2025. It centers around Matt (Tim Allen), a car restoration shop owner and recent widower, whose life changes when his long-lost daughter, Riley (Kat Dennings), and her kids move in with him – much to his initial reluctance.