THE HUB

Keanu Reeves may be able to outrun just about everybody as John Wick, but these days he's trading movie shootouts for motorcycles. And apparently, viewers are here for it. Samsung TV Plus has officially renewed Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project with Keanu Reeves & Gard Hollinger for Season 2, giving Reeves, Hollinger, and the ARCH Motorcycle team another opportunity to take viewers inside the very competitive world of professional motorcycle racing. The renewal comes before

HBO Max just passed on American Blue, the highly anticipated gritty cop drama starring Milo Ventimiglia. The streaming giant officially declined to move forward with the pilot, leaving fans of the This Is Us alum wondering where it all went sideways. While the news feels like a sudden cancellation, the project is not entirely dead. Warner Bros. Television is already packing its bags to shop the pilot to other broadcast networks and streaming services. Still, the decision mark

Disney just dropped the highly anticipated Coven Academy teaser, and it is safe to say our fall streaming schedules are officially booked. Originally destined for Disney Channel, the supernatural teen drama has graduated to Freeform, Hulu, and Disney+, bringing a much darker, slightly sharper edge than we initially expected. The house of mouse is finally letting the kids have some real fun. A New Orleans Magical Prep School with a Vampire Twist Set in the heavily atmospheric,

Thursday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the television table, and honestly, we are not complaining. From reality TV drama and competition shows to sports, scripted favorites, documentaries, and a major Disney Channel movie premiere, there are plenty of reasons to keep the remote nearby. Whether you are looking for your next binge on Netflix, settling in for some primetime television, or trying to figure out which reality show deserves your attention tonight,

The television gods have smiled upon us, or perhaps they just survived the corporate crossfire. Paramount+ finally unleashed the official trailer for MobLand Season 2, and the drama onscreen is almost matching the madness that happened behind the scenes. Mark your calendars for Friday, September 18, 2026, because the Harrigan family is returning to reclaim their territory, and they are bringing an absolute mess with them. For those who spent the summer tracking production lea

A brand-new Lincoln Lawyer spinoff Netflix series is officially in the works, and it is bringing a major Marvel alum along for the ride. With the flagship Mickey Haller series gearing up to take its final bow in its upcoming fifth season, the streamer is wasting zero time building out its next legal franchise. Whew, the whiplash is real, but let’s look at what this next chapter means for our TV viewing schedules. Meeting Mickey's Mystery Sister The upcoming series shifts its

If your Tuesday nights have felt a little emptier lately, blame network television's favorite revolving door. Jesse Lee Soffer is heading to CBS with Strike Force, a brand-new law enforcement drama currently in development. Jesse loves a badge but hey—the man looks good in tactical gear, so who are we to judge? The Dream Team Reunites (Again) This isn’t just another generic procedural thrown at the wall to see what sticks. Strike Force brings Soffer back together with writer

The internet’s favorite towering nomad is officially sharing the spotlight. Prime Video just dropped the first official trailer for Neagley, the highly anticipated Reacher spinoff centering on Frances Neagley, everyone’s favorite hyper-capable, germaphobic private investigator. If you thought the mainline series had a high body count, this first look proves that Neagley is more than ready to break a few bones entirely on her own. Whew. For fans who have watched her bail Jack

The presses are rolling again, and apparently the staff of the Toledo Truth Teller still has not learned the fine art of staying out of trouble. Peacock has dropped the Season 2 trailer for The Paper, giving fans a fresh look at the workplace comedy’s return and teasing more ambitious reporting, complicated relationships and some seriously questionable decisions. All episodes of The Paper Season 2 premiere September 9, 2026, exclusively on Peacock. The new season picks up aft

Wednesday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the TV screen, from superhero showdowns and reality TV drama to murder mysteries, culinary competitions and some very questionable celebrity decisions. If your watchlist has been begging for attention, August 12 has plenty of options. Streaming gets an early start with the Season 4 premiere of Reacher, while X-Men '97 reaches its Season 2 finale. Later tonight, Big Brother puts its houseguests to the Power of Veto test

Netflix just unleashed the first official teaser trailer for Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, and whew, Ryan Murphy is officially back to making sure none of us sleep soundly this autumn. The streamer’s hyper-popular, true-crime anthology series is moving its lenses back to the 19th century, and this first look promises the kind of bloody, stylized melodrama that has practically become a trademark. Dropping all eight episodes at once on Thursday, September 17, 2026, the new

Apple TV just dropped the official trailer for its upcoming thriller Last Seen, and whew, if you had "intense Australian police-dispatcher drama" on your 2026 bingo card, you are in luck. The streaming giant is known for delivering high-budget tension, but this first look introduces a storyline that might actually keep us up past midnight. Starring Patrick Brammall—whom you probably know and love from the brilliant comedy Colin from Accounts—this series trades laugh-out-loud

Move over, Kenneth Branagh. There is a new fraudulent blonde in town, and the casting directors for HBO’s Harry Potter series are absolutely not playing around. In a move that has the internet collectively gasping, Nicholas Hoult has officially signed on to play the wonderfully vain, deeply incompetent Professor Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter Season 2. If you had “Nicholas Hoult teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts” on your 2026 bingo card, please go buy a lottery ticket

The television gods have finally heard our collective prayers, and they are delivering a heavy dose of 90s nostalgia with a modern twist. Netflix is officially moving forward with its highly anticipated A Different World sequel series, set to premiere on September 24, 2026. While fans are eager to see how the next generation handles life at Hillman College, the real internet-breaking news is happening in the recording booth. Vocal Bible herself, Brandy Norwood, has officially

Tuesday night is bringing a little bit of everything to the TV screen. Whether you are in the mood for reality competition, restaurant drama, courtroom showdowns, comedy, or something to stream after midnight, there is plenty to keep your remote busy. Netflix is kicking things off in the early morning with a look at one of football's biggest managerial names, while Rory Scovel is ready to turn a hypothetical home invasion and a biblical reenactment into comedy. Paramount+ als

The television industry usually loves a waiting game, but Shemar Moore said, "Not today." In a move that has us doing a collective double-take, S.W.A.T. Exiles is already moving forward with Season 2 and the plot twist here is that Season 1 hasn't even hit our screens yet. Series star and executive producer Shemar Moore dropped the bombshell update himself, confirming that cameras will start rolling on the sophomore season in a couple of months. The star power of Daniel "Hond

Streaming platforms love to throw around the phrase “pulse-pounding thriller,” but MGM+ is about to drop a series that actually earns the description. American Hostage, an upcoming psychological thriller starring Jon Hamm, is officially scheduled to premiere its first two episodes on Sunday, September 20, 2026. The eight-episode series promises to dissect a wild piece of American media history, and the backstory is heavy. The promotional campaign for the series centers on a s

The streaming landscape is littered with underbaked comedies, but Peacock is preparing to unearth something that might actually justify your monthly subscription fee. Dig, an upcoming archaeological comedy series, is officially scheduled to drop all 10 episodes on Monday, November 23, 2026. If the sheer pairing of the lead actors isn’t enough to make you pause your latest true-crime binge, the creative forces operating behind the scenes certainly will. This upcoming Peacock o

Monday may be trying to convince us that the weekend is officially over, but television clearly did not get the memo. From a major music biopic landing on streaming to reality competition chaos, supernatural librarians, true crime investigations and enough Bravo drama to keep the group chat busy, there is plenty to watch tonight. Time Show Network / Streamer What’s Happening 3:00 AM Furious Hulu Alice reaches a breaking point with Marshall while Catherine tries to get answers

Sunday TV is giving us dragons, Housewives, zombies, reality TV scheming, and Bear Grylls dragging The Chosen cast into the wilderness. In other words, there is absolutely no reason to complain that there is nothing to watch tonight. The biggest event on the August 9 TV schedule is easily the House of the Dragon Season 3 finale on HBO, especially with Tumbleton entering the conversation. But there is plenty happening before Westeros takes over the night. Lioness continues its