“The Bear” serves its last course, “Ted Lasso” gets back on the pitch, and Larry David makes a TV show with the Obamas. By Mike Hale It won’t be all World Cup and semiquincentennial. The summer ...

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Sam Reid in "The Vampire Lestat," Lexi Minetree in "Elle" and Aaron Pierre in "Lanterns." (AMC/Prime Video/HBO) There’s something in the air as summer nears with the promise of hotter months, longer ...

Over a dozen network and cable shows have been cut since January 2026 Alyssa Modos is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been at PEOPLE since 2025. Her work has previously appeared in outlets ...

The TV landscape is shifting faster than you can say “Scrubs reboot,” with tectonic pressure from relentless corporate mergers, the specter of AI, and the unsettling fact that no one under 20 even ...

Dancing with the Stars had its biggest year in nearly a decade, Duck Dynasty and Ice Road Truckers returned, and the Chrisley family was back on television after being pardoned by the former host of ...

The next 12 months will feature the return of beloved series (both recent and from long ago) and a host of buzzed-about new shows featuring top-tier casts and creative teams. By Lexi Carson, Nicole ...

Owen Cooper in "Adolescence," Skye P. Marshall in "Matlock" and Noah Wyle in "The Pitt" (Netflix, CBS, HBO) The TV landscape of today may be smaller than a few years ago, but its ability to captivate ...

What a year for new shows. As TV Guide narrowed down our favorite series of 2025, what stood out was how many of them — more than half — premiered this year. And not one of those new shows is part of ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Monica is an entertainment reporter covering TV, film, and music. September begins with the second and final batch of episodes in ...

More than halfway through the decade, these exemplary offerings prove TV's artistic mettle remains intact. And yet, here we are: five years into the 2020s and flooded with more excellent TV shows than ...