THE HUB

Some women get together for brunch, book clubs, and the occasional glass of wine. The ladies of The Hunting Wives prefer affairs, blackmail, murder, and enough scandal to make an entire Texas town reconsider its definition of respectable society. And judging by the newly released Season 2 trailer, absolutely nobody has learned a thing. Netflix dropped the official trailer on October 20, giving fans another deliciously chaotic look at the return of Brittany Snow as Sophie O'Ne

Just when you thought Ryan Murphy might finally give us a break from murderous clowns, vengeful ghosts, power-hungry witches, and whatever fresh nightmare he's cooking up next, FX has decided we haven't suffered enough. And you know what? We're perfectly fine with that, especially if it means another round of deliciously twisted storytelling and characters who clearly never learned that investigating strange noises in dark hallways is a terrible idea. American Horror Story ha

Mike McLusky has spent four seasons making deals with criminals, dodging bullets, putting out fires, and somehow convincing himself that he's the only person capable of keeping Kingstown from falling apart. Well, the clock is officially ticking on his reign, and something tells us retirement isn't going to come with a gold watch and a nice little farewell party. Paramount+ has announced that Mayor of Kingstown will return for its fifth and final season on Friday, January 15,

Well, this is awkward. A television series about dead people mysteriously coming back to life has officially been killed off, and this time, there doesn't appear to be a resurrection in sight. SYFY has canceled Revival after just one season, proving that even a show built around second chances isn't guaranteed to get one of its own. The supernatural mystery starring Melanie Scrofano premiered in June 2025 and wrapped its first season in August. More than a year later, fans fi

Tuesday television is bringing familiar faces, emotional performances and a mystery that might make you question whether you really know your own family. CBS continues its three-hour NCIS lineup, Dancing with the Stars gets personal with Dedication Night, and Hulu premieres Phony, a new mystery starring Connie Britton. FOX also has new episodes of Best Medicine and DOC, while Bravo delivers more drama with The Real Housewives of New York City. Meanwhile, NBC is trading its us

Monday television is bringing criminal investigations, reality TV chaos and another round of difficult decisions on The Voice. CBS continues its crime drama lineup with FBI, CIA and Harlan Coben's Final Twist, while Bravo's Below Deck is already dealing with trouble aboard its newest yacht. Streaming fans also have a finale worth checking out as Signora Volpe wraps Season 3 on Acorn TV. Meanwhile, Food Network is keeping Halloween alive with creepy desserts, and the WNBA Fina

Spoiler Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Law & Order Season 26, Episode 2, “Into the Mystic,” which aired October 15, 2026. Well, Law & Order certainly knows how to make an exit permanent. After three seasons of playing Detective Vincent Riley, Reid Scott has officially said goodbye to NBC's long-running crime drama, and the writers decided a simple transfer wasn't dramatic enough. Instead, the October 15 episode delivered a devastating farewell that left Ril

Sunday television is bringing murder mysteries, Halloween mayhem, family drama and enough football to keep sports fans occupied all day. The Simpsons celebrates spooky season with a special Halloween episode, Tracker and Marshals return with new investigations, and PBS launches three seasons of its popular British crime dramas. Hallmark is also continuing its Countdown to Christmas celebration, while Bravo's The Real Housewives of Potomac promises another evening of questiona

Saturday television is serving up Christmas romance, true crime, college football and a championship showdown. Hallmark's Holiday Touchdown: A Bears Love Story brings the NFL into its annual holiday movie celebration, while CBS launches a new season of 48 Hours with two investigations. Sports fans have a particularly busy day, with the WNBA Finals beginning on NBC, several major college football matchups and a rescheduled MLB playoff game. Meanwhile, Lifetime has a new thrill

Kevin Hart’s animated younger self is back, and this time, his mouth might have gotten him into more trouble than even his mother can handle. Paramount+ has announced that Lil Kev will return for Season 2 on Wednesday, December 9, with all 10 episodes dropping at once. Because when it comes to Kevin Hart, apparently one disaster at a time just isn't enough. Inspired by Hart’s childhood growing up in North Philadelphia, the adult animated comedy takes fans back to 1993, when 1

Friday is bringing plenty of reasons to cancel those weekend plans. Sylvester Stallone returns as Dwight Manfredi in Tulsa King, The Rainmaker begins its second season, and CBS continues its Friday drama lineup with Sheriff Country, Fire Country and Boston Blue. Streaming fans have several premieres to choose from, including Netflix's documentary about comedy legend Norm Macdonald, a new Chris Evans thriller and an Apple TV film starring Tom Hiddleston. Hallmark is also kicki

Lanterns delivered a successful first season, gave DC fans plenty to talk about, and left the door open for more adventures with John Stewart. So, naturally, a second season should be right around the corner, right? Well, not so fast. Despite the HBO series earning praise and drawing a sizable audience, DC Studios isn't ready to promise another season just yet. The good news is that Season 2 remains a possibility. The catch? DC Studios wants a story that's actually worth tell

Samuel L. Jackson is coming for the crown, and something tells us Frisco, Texas, has absolutely no idea what it's getting itself into. Paramount+ has officially unveiled the first teaser for Frisco King, the upcoming Tulsa King spinoff from Taylor Sheridan, and the new crime drama will premiere Friday, December 18, 2026, with two episodes. Jackson reprises his role as Russell Lee Washington Jr., the New Orleans gangster introduced during the third season of Tulsa King. After

Thursday television is coming in hot, and apparently nobody told the networks and streaming services that fans only have so many hours in a day. Peacock finally unleashes Crystal Lake, Netflix brings back The Diplomat, and ABC is rolling out new seasons of 9-1-1, 9-1-1: Nashville and Grey's Anatomy. There's also a return to Hollywood Arts, more murder investigations with Elsbeth, and two new episodes of American Horror Story. Throw in a supernatural season finale, a little Go

The holidays are about to get a little sweeter, and probably a whole lot more stressful. Gordon Ramsay is returning to FOX with Season 2 of Next Level Baker, premiering Thursday, November 19, at 9 p.m. ET. Because nothing says holiday cheer quite like trying to bake the perfect dessert while Gordon Ramsay watches your every move. The festive competition is bringing back Ramsay and fan-favorite mentor Carla Hall, with award-winning pastry chef Waylynn Lucas joining the lineup.

Paula Sanders has enough problems to last several lifetimes, but apparently, her story isn't finished just yet! Apple TV's dark comedy thriller Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed is returning for a second season, giving Tatiana Maslany's wonderfully chaotic character another opportunity to find herself in situations no reasonable person would ever sign up for. The series follows Paula, a newly divorced mother trying to navigate a messy custody battle, an identity crisis, and the eve

Peacock's upcoming comedy DIG is digging up some more star power ahead of its November premiere. The series, led by Amy Poehler, has added five familiar faces to its lineup, bringing even more personality to an archaeological adventure that already sounds like a recipe for chaos. Max Greenfield, Jason Mantzoukas, Brennan Lee Mulligan, Noma Dumezweni and Dan Bucatinsky are joining the comedy, which premieres November 23, 2026, on Peacock. Mantzoukas, Mulligan and Dumezweni wil

Wednesday television is bringing romance, mysteries, medical emergencies and enough questionable decisions to keep viewers entertained all night. Netflix welcomes Love Is Blind back for Season 11, FX's The Lowdown returns with Ethan Hawke, and NBC continues its One Chicago lineup with new episodes of Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D. Streaming has several major premieres, including Season 3 of Helluva Boss on Prime Video and a new romance starring Margaret Qualley. M

Prime Video is getting ready to take viewers back to college, where the classes are stressful, the relationships are complicated, and falling for the guy who doesn't believe in commitment is practically a graduation requirement. The streaming service is bringing C.S. Quill's bestselling Campus Drivers novels to television, with Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline leading the French romantic drama. The series arrives November 6, and the trailer introduces a college love st

The truth is still out there, and Ryan Coogler is about to help us find it. Or at least leave us questioning everything we thought we knew, which sounds about right for The X-Files. Hulu has officially ordered Coogler's reimagining of the iconic science-fiction series, bringing the franchise one step closer to its return to television. After years of development and plenty of questions about whether the project would actually happen, the streamer has given it the green light.