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After Friends ended, Matt LeBlanc continued to focus on comedy. He appeared in the short-lived Friends spin-off Joey on NBC, which was cancelled during its second season in 2006 (all episodes, including unaired ones, are available on the official Friends YouTube channel). His biggest postFriends role came with Episodes, a Showtime/BBC series where he played a fictionalized version of himself. The show ran for five seasons and won him a Golden Globe. More recently, he starred in the CBS sitcom Man With a Plan*, which aired for four seasons from 2016 to 2020.

If you haven’t figured it out yet, the exciting crime show we’re talking about is Cross, featuring Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross, a tough and direct homicide detective in Washington, D.C. The show is back for a second season that’s even more intense than the first, building on its strengths and improving areas that needed work. And if Reacher isn’t cautious, it could find itself facing strong competition.

The Legend of Vox Machina is a lively animated fantasy series inspired by the popular Critical Role game. Since its start in 2022, it’s had three seasons and is growing into a full franchise with a spin-off, The Mighty Nein, planned for 2025. While the show is well-received for its animation, voice acting, and stories, what truly sets it apart is its willingness to challenge traditional fantasy tropes. Right from the beginning, it makes it clear that anything can happen and no element of the genre is off-limits.

Michael Mohan, the director of Immaculate, brings us The Voyeurs, a film starring Ben Hardy, Justice Smith, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Katherine King So, and Cameo Adele. The movie explores themes of objectification and voyeurism, and many will find it more compelling than the third season of Euphoria. You’ll be able to watch The Voyeurs for free on Tubi starting May 1st. Like many films on Tubi, it will be available for about a month, so it will likely be removed from the platform at the end of May 2026.

Veronica Roth’s debut novel, Divergent, was quickly turned into a popular movie just two years after it was published. Although the film series ended unexpectedly almost eight years ago, leaving some fans disappointed, there are still plenty of other films that capture the same dystopian feel, strong character connections, and overall vibe as Divergent. Here are 11 movies for fans who enjoyed Divergent.

For the first time in the series, Roberto Centineo will be the lead actor, taking over from Sylvester Stallone. Joining him are Yao (from Sinners), Jason Tobin (Warrior), Jefferson White (Yellowstone), Quincy Isaiah (Winning Time), and Tayme Thapthimthong (The White Lotus). According to The Hollywood Reporter, David Harbour, known for Stranger Things, has now joined the cast and will play a significant, recurring character in Rambo’s story – taking on the role of Major Trautman, previously played by the star of DTF St. Louis.

Despite years of praise and massive popularity, the final season of the fantasy series sparked a huge backlash, even prompting a petition with over 1.8 million signatures demanding a remake. While spin-offs like House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have helped repair the show’s reputation, many fans still strongly criticize season 8, even seven years after it aired.

Sometimes, shows that weren’t immediately popular deserve another chance. Science fiction, in particular, has evolved a lot over the last few decades, spreading across traditional networks, cable, and streaming services. This has encouraged more creative risk-taking. While some innovative shows are praised right away, others only gain recognition after people revisit them later. It’s a reminder that a show’s quality isn’t always clear at first.

Stephen King is a celebrated and incredibly productive horror author who has been writing for decades. Many of his books have become popular movies and TV series, with Edgar Wright’s adaptation of The Running Man arriving in 2025. At 78 years old, King still writes novels and is also very active online, freely sharing his opinions on the latest films and shows.

As a TV reviewer, I’m telling you, we’re living in the golden age of streaming! It feels like every service is battling for our eyeballs, and honestly, I rarely mind losing the fight. Whether I’m revisiting a favorite show for pure comfort or getting completely hooked by the latest must-see series that everyone’s talking about, TV has become a huge part of my daily life. And it’s not just me – think about it: Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Disney+, Prime Video, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+, Crunchyroll… the list goes on and on! Millions of us are spending billions of hours each quarter glued to our screens, and I’m definitely contributing to that number.