While plenty of new holiday movies and shows are coming out – like Netflix’s upcoming film, My Secret Santa – Disney+ is encouraging viewers to enjoy some beloved, classic TV episodes this Christmas season.
The new Marvel series, Wonder Man, is set to debut on Disney+ in January. Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Wonder Man, the show also brings back Ben Kingsley as his Marvel Cinematic Universe character, Trevor Slattery. Destin Daniel Cretton and Andrew Guest created the series.
Because of shows like American Horror Story and The Walking Dead, horror has become a popular genre on television. Now, creators have more freedom to explore it, and each year brings a wave of new horror shows to streaming platforms. Some become instant favorites, while others don’t quite make a lasting impression.
The ninth episode of NCIS: Sydney‘s third season, titled “South of Nowhere,” was scheduled to air on December 16th and serve as the season’s mid-season finale. However, CBS unexpectedly canceled the episode’s release just hours before its 8 p.m. airtime, according to TVLine.
Toby Wallace from Eden (and who will also be in the next season of Euphoria) and Lola Petticrew from Tuesday have recently joined the cast, and another actor is now set to star with them.
In Avengers: Endgame, Steve Rogers passed the Captain America shield to Sam Wilson, played by Anthony Mackie. Mackie then led Captain America: Brave New World, which is scheduled for release in 2025. Both characters may reunite in Avengers: Doomsday, the highly anticipated next installment. Before that, a new animated special will bring more Captain America stories to younger viewers.
Paul Feig’s film, The Housemaid, is based on Freida McFadden’s popular 2022 novel. McFadden has quickly become a favorite author in the thriller genre, and her fans have high hopes for the movie. Early reviews suggest it lives up to expectations, with a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes as of today. Megan Navarro of Bloody Disgusting notes that…
As Season 4 comes to a close, the possibilities for Season 5 of Mayor of Kingstown are endless. Creator Taylor Sheridan seems to have a clear plan for how the series will end, and Season 4 felt like a strong move towards that conclusion. Here’s a look at everything we know about what’s coming next.
DC Studios head Peter Safran told Comic Book Resources (CBR) that the delay of the Lanterns series – moving it from early 2026 to late summer – was to ensure HBO Max had enough time to properly prepare and promote the show as part of the new DC Universe.
As a TV critic, I’ve been watching the FBI franchise closely, and things looked a little different heading into the 2025-2026 season. After a couple of planned spinoffs fell through, CBS was left with just the original FBI show to start things off. They had hoped to launch a new CIA series alongside it, but faced a series of delays. Thankfully, it’s now scheduled to premiere in February, and the first trailer has given us a look at Ellis’ Hart Hoxton and Nick Gehlfuss, who plays FBI Special Agent Bill Goodman. It seems CBS is still committed to expanding the universe, just on a slightly different timeline.