Netflix's new reality show "The Circle" is basically the IRL version that "Black Mirror" episode where Bryce Dallas Howard obsessively ranks everything on social media to the point of extreme isolation.
From returning favorites like "Schitt's Creek" and "Better Call Saul" to exciting new series like "Hunters," here's everything you need to watch in 2020.
Executive producers Jesse Daniels and Brie Miranda Bryant detail the challenges and fear of returning to the groundbreaking Lifetime docuseries Surviving R Kelly.
After "Project Runway" judges said they couldn't see Karlie Kloss wearing contestant Tyler Neasloney's outfit, he sniped back, "Not even to dinner with the Kushners?"
The travails of Penn Badgley's stalker haven't changed much, but his setting has, giving the show an opportunity to take aim at wellness weirdos, aspiring screenwriters, and people who shop at Erewhon.
A&E's YouTube channel just uploaded this "stunt" from an old episode of "Criss Angel: Mindfreak" of Angel jumping into a locked cage over the Grand Canyon and… are we supposed to think this is real?
We round up some of the best instances where performers broke character during a comedy sketch and cracked up.
From Midsommar to Twin Peaks to Hadestown, artists dreamed of a better world — but were stuck with the one we live in now.
Unaccompanied minors are driven to the middle of the desert to build a society from scratch, what could go wrong?
From "Fifty Shades" to "Veronica Mars," the last decade brought major changes to fandom culture.
Netflix's "best of" content rankings reek of bullshit. And based on Netflix's own metrics for popularity, they are.
In Season 2, Netflix's dark melodrama "You" doubles down on its critique of its loathsome protagonist — and introduces some smart women who get in his way.
And we don't just mean Baby Yoda.
From themes and formats to storylines, television isn't as straight and narrow as it used to be. Welcome to the messy, vibrant age of queer TV.
"Game of Thrones" helped drive a wave of cinematic quality in main title sequences.
The sole goal of the YouTube aggregator My '90s TV is recreating the bygone experience of channel-surfing.
In the last 10 years, traditional celebs have begun clamoring for a spot on the erstwhile cat video haven, even as it's churned out stars of its own.
The debate was crashed by Alec Baldwin's President Trump, who then started to complain about impeachment.
"If you told me 30 years ago that I'd be this boring stay-at-home house dad and Bill Cosby would be in jail, even I wouldn't have took that bet."
With Mister Robinson himself returning to Studio 8H on Saturday, it's worth remembering how his arrival in 1980 changed the show's history
"Orange is the New Black" felt like unprecedented victory; now, it seems like the bare minimum.
How "The Mandalorian" does a better job of laying out its story than "The Last Jedi" can be summed up in the difference between showing and telling.
Damon Lindelof hasn't a promised a second season, but if there is one, there's still plenty left to cover
There's something oddly comforting about watching your favorite television characters navigate the stress — and joys — of the holiday season.
As per-episode take-homes inch toward $2 million per episode, and comedians lock down $1 million deals for Quibi specials, we have to ask: Where does all this end?
"Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire" is heartwarming, a little dark and still funny.
Search your feelings. You know it to be true. Let us guide you through what your favorite Star Wars says about you.
After an abbreviated stint at "Saturday Night Live" and a little-seen Comedy Central series, Robinson could have faded into obscurity. Instead, he created the best sketch comedy show in years.
By "leaning into Christmas" — and claiming to avoid politics — the greeting-card company has come to dominate screens across America.
This question may seem silly to you amateurs — but its answer could undercut the logic propping up the entire Star Wars universe.
From American high schoolers ranting about their food service jobs to farmers cooking in rural China, all of the year's most intriguing visual food content came from TikTok.
Tim Robinson, Akiva Schaffer and Zach Kanin sat with Jesse David Fox to discuss the oral history of their now legendary "Car Focus Group" sketch.
I cried, I laughed, I cheered. It was about as good an ending as I dared hope for, especially after episode eight left me fearing the producers had so many balls up in the air that they couldn't possibly hope to catch all of them.
Scarlett Johansson character couldn't help but asking her Asian co-worker, "where he's really from?"
Three families, enjoying holiday meals in San Francisco, Charleston and Atlanta, discuss the "magic of the electoral college."
Netflix hopes its new fantasy series can stave off comparisons to Game of Thrones and CD Projekt Red's games. On the Budapest set, writer Lauren Schmidt Hissrich sounds up to the challenge.
Here are our picks for the characters who will stick with us from this decade.
Danny DeVito looks back on his 50-year career and reflects on his favorite moments — and he also mentions his love of rum ham.
We've combed through all the top 10 TV shows lists out there, sorted them and reranked them to bring you the top 10 shows of 2019.
Previously only available as an special feature on The Office's season 7 DVD, the full 25-minute version of "Threat Level Midnight" has been uploaded to YouTube.
The 48-year-old Hollywood agent was pulled from the game at the end of Wednesday's episode
The show's second season broke hearts, won Emmys, and cemented creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge as a generational star. Here, her 'Fleabag' colleagues trace the journey from 12-minute monologue to show of the year.
Truly Baby Yoda is all of us on a long road trip.
The man with no filter is back at it again in January 2020.
Poor sweet cousin Craig.
Nicholas Britell explains how his theme song conveys information about what viewers are about to watch.
The MCU may have humbly started with Iron Man, but plans were always in place for the interconnected universe that would go on to redefine Hollywood in the 2010s.
It's easy to forget how TV is this big background hum in the lives of most people, which makes it easy to miss how it shapes our lives. But we forget that at our own peril.
Even when "The L Word" was terrible, it was messy, irresponsible fun. But the new show is righting its wrongs.
As you may have noticed, over the past few weeks, we're been looking back at the best books from the decade, from novels to poetry to nonfiction. As a sort of
The game show's Pokémon round was hilariously simple.
These are the 10 performers whose work we found most captivating, challenging, shocking and inspiring in 2019.
But mostly his cousin Micki (who works on the show), who never seems to get used to it.
Few shows in recent history have received as much attention simply for the clothes as "Succession."
Thankfully some of these scenes make no sense in real life. The rest we're just going to pretend don't exist.
When your experience is industry-leading, how do you evolve it without disappointing customers? The answer lies in experimentation built on proven psychological principles.
Besides the sweet-natured giant yellow bird, he also played the misanthropic bellyacher Oscar the Grouch.
"Well, you never know who is self-identifying as a journalist these days," Pelosi, played by McKinnon, told Jost. "That word doesn't mean what it used to."
Cafeteria gossip has always been an unforgiving playground of debate.
Amid the mass quantity of television this year, there was some genuine quality, from "Watchmen" to "The Bachelor" to "Barry."
