top of page
The TV Cave


Not Suitable for Work Episodes 6 and 7 Show Why Living With Friends Gets Complicated Fast
Trouble in Paradise: Not Suitable for Work is showing the messiness with living with friends. This article contains spoilers. Episodes 6 and 7 of Not Suitable for Work are out, and things are starting to fall apart for our Murray Hill crew. With tensions rising between the two apartments and personal issues slowly taking over, it looks like the final two episodes are going to be packed with drama. Starting with our favorite trio, Kel has finally stood up for himself. As the r

Jacqueline
Jun 16


Hailee Steinfeld Leads Disney’s Hexed and the First Teaser Is Pure Magical Mayhem
Walt Disney Animation Studios has officially unveiled the first teaser trailer for Hexed, its milestone 65th animated feature film. Scheduled to land exclusively in theaters this holiday season, the fantasy-comedy marks a distinct shift for the studio, trading classic fairy tale tropes for a modern, slightly unhinged look at the supernatural. The initial footage introduces audiences to Billie, an impulsive teenager who has always felt completely out of place in her mundane su

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Netflix Reminds Everyone Memory Is Short With New Louis C.K. Special Premiere Date
Well, Netflix went ahead and did it. The streaming giant just dropped the official trailer for the next Louis C.K. Netflix special, confirming a global release date of June 30, 2026. Titled Ridiculous, the hour-long set marks a massive pivot for the platform, which hasn't hosted an exclusive hour from the comedian since his career imploded back in 2017. Filmed at New York City’s historic Beacon Theatre, the special proves that in the streaming world, enough time and enough ti

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Disney Traps Mickey Mouse In A Home Alone Holiday Remakes
Disney is officially recycling its own ecosystem again, and this time, the house mouse is getting the 1990s nostalgia treatment. The studio greenlit Mickey’s Home Alone, an upcoming animated holiday special explicitly taking inspiration from the Macaulay Culkin blockbuster. Slated to drop on Disney+, Disney Jr., and the Disney Channel, the project raises an obvious question: has the well of original holiday ideas officially run dry, or is Mickey Mouse taking inspiration from

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Netflix Renews Funny AF With Kevin Hart for Season 2
Netflix has officially greenlit the hit unscripted comedy competition series Funny AF with Kevin Hart for a second season. The high profile announcement solidifies the streaming platform's ongoing commitment to live interactive entertainment and premium stand up comedy programming. Following a highly successful inaugural run that captured massive viewership, the network will bring back the series with a brand new group of rising comedians from across the United States competi

Allexus
Jun 16


The Heartstopper Forever Trailer Released: Are Nick and Charlie Actually Ready to Say Goodbye?
Grab your tissues and brace your wallets for the inevitable therapeutic aftermath, because the Heartstopper Forever trailer released today, and Netflix is officially forcing us to watch our favorite golden retriever boyfriend duo face the ultimate teen drama villain: adult reality. The feature-length finale film premieres globally on Friday, July 17, 2026. This final chapter wraps up the beloved adaptation of Alice Oseman’s graphic novels, trading the breezy, leaf-swirling ho

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Toy Story 5 Review: Pixar’s Beloved Franchise Still Has Plenty of Heart
Toy Story 5 releases in theaters this Friday, but I had the opportunity to see it last week, and I'm here to tell you with 100% certainty: this movie is amazing. From start to finish, Toy Story 5 delivers a story packed with heart, humor, and one of the most relevant messages Pixar has tackled in this franchise. The film explores how much childhood has changed over the years and how technology has slowly replaced some of the things kids used to love, including toys. All of yo

Lance
Jun 16


'The Tribe' Was Doing Post-Apocalyptic Teen Drama Years Before Everyone Else
Long before Katniss Everdeen picked up a bow or Hollywood realized that throwing teenagers into dystopian death matches was a goldmine, an obscure premium cable channel called WAM! (America’s Kidz Network) quietly changed the game. The year was 1999 and while the rest of the world was panicking over the Y2K bug, a New Zealand-produced masterpiece called The Tribe arrived to show us what a real global crisis looked like. What a time to be alive. If you spent the early 2000s gl

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Prime Video Just Renewed Bloodaxe for Season 2 and Season 1 Hasn't Even Premiered Yet
In a move that screams "we have more money than God and zero patience," Amazon Prime Video just renewed its upcoming 10th-century Norse epic, Bloodaxe, for a second season. The kicker? Season 1 won't even hit our screens until early 2027. Talk about counting your chickens before they hatch or in this case, counting your longships before they sail. While most shows are left begging for scraps on the renewal chopping block, Prime Video is fast-tracking this historical drama int

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Rivals Renewed for Season 3 and Disney+ Is Fully Committed to the Mess
Disney+ has officially greenlit Rivals for a third season. The House of Mouse clearly cannot get enough of the decadent, unhinged excess of Rutshire, handing down a massive 12-episode order. The best part? This renewal comes as an advanced pickup, dropping right after the mid-season finale of Season 2 and months before the second half even airs this November. Disney is essentially telling us they know we are thoroughly obsessed, and honestly, they are right. Based on Dame Jil

Je-Ree
Jun 16


Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Trailer Is Here and the Enterprise Is Not Getting a Break
The wait is almost over, Trekkies. Paramount+ has officially unveiled the first trailer for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4, and if the footage is any indication, Captain Pike and the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise are about to have a very busy summer. Along with the trailer reveal comes the long-awaited release date, giving fans a clearer look at what’s next for one of the strongest entries in the modern Star Trek franchise. Season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds pr

Je-Ree
Jun 16


One Last Time, For Real: Christopher Jackson Heads Back to Hamilton
History has its eyes on Broadway once more, and we feeling a certain way about it. The theater gods decided to bless our playlists. Original cast member and literal royalty Christopher Jackson has announced his return to Hamilton on Broadway, reprising his Tony-nominated role as George Washington. Dust off your colonial coats and prepare your vocal cords, because the original Commander-in-Chief is officially reclaiming his right hand man. Jackson broke the exclusive news dur

Je-Ree
Jun 16


The TV Cave’s Daily TV Guide: What to Watch on June 16
Tuesday is bringing a little bit of everything to the television landscape. Whether you're diving into a binge-worthy reality series, catching the latest World Cup matchups, or tuning in for some Bravo drama, there are plenty of reasons to keep the remote close by. Streaming services kick things off in the early hours with several notable premieres and finales, including a new season of America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, the Season 5 finale of Clarkson's Farm

The TV Cave Article
Jun 16


Netflix Is Turning Icebreaker Into a Series: Everything We Know So Far
Move over, regency ballrooms and small-town bakeries. Netflix just officially entered its "sex on ice" era, and honestly, it’s about time. At the BANFF World Media Festival, the streaming giant announced a series adaptation of Hannah Grace’s insanely viral TikTok sensation, Icebreaker. Between the roaring success of sports documentaries and the internet's collective chokehold on fictional men who wear skates, the greenlight makes total sense. Everyone wants a hockey romance r

Je-Ree
Jun 15


Gracie’s Corner Lands on Disney+ After Becoming a YouTube Sensation
Parents, grab your earplugs and delete your YouTube bookmarks. The inevitable has finally happened: Gracie’s Corner is officially on Disney+ and Disney Jr. The viral, multi-billion-view powerhouse that has been raising our toddlers via algorithm since 2020 has finally secured the corporate bag [1]. Disney announced a massive global streaming and linear television rights deal with the Hollingsworth family, dropping a staggering 68 animated shorts and seven themed compilations

Je-Ree
Jun 15


The Night Agent Season 4 Brings Back Rose Larkin
Luciane Buchanan is officially returning as Rose Larkin for the fourth and final season of The Night Agent on Netflix. Fans can finally take a deep breath because the streaming giant has listened to the collective uproar after her glaring absence. According to a report by Deadline, Buchanan will reprise her role as the tech-savvy cybersecurity expert. This confirms a major final-season reunion with Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso). Her return fixes the narrative disconnect le

Je-Ree
Jun 15


Love Island USA Is Heading to Movie Theaters for Casa Amor and We Have Questions
Grab your emotional support water bottles and brace your neck for the incoming whiplash. In a move that proves reality television has officially taken over the universe, Peacock is bringing Love Island USA to movie theaters nationwide. You can now watch grown adults make terrible romantic decisions on a screen larger than a studio apartment. On Monday, June 22, 2026, the streaming giant is turning the show's infamous Casa Amor twist into a massive theatrical event. Showing at

Je-Ree
Jun 15


Harry Potter Series Casts Peter Serafinowicz as Peeves and Fans Finally Get What They Wanted
The sorting hat has spoken, and HBO is finally giving the people what they actually wanted twenty-five years ago. In the latest casting bombshell for the upcoming Harry Potter television series, British comedy icon Peter Serafinowicz has officially signed on to play Peeves the Poltergeist. Whew. Take a deep breath, book purists, because the adaptation erasure is officially coming to an end. For decades, fans harbored a collective grudge against the original Warner Bros. movie

Je-Ree
Jun 15


Only Murders in the Building Season 6 Cast Adds 20 New Stars for London Mystery
Hulu’s favorite true-crime podcasters are packing their trench coats and heading across the pond, and they are not traveling light. Only Murders in the Building Season 6 has officially expanded its recurring guest star roster to an absolutely massive 20 actors. The Hulu comedy is trading the cozy elevators of the Arconia for the dreary streets of London, England, and the casting department clearly went on a shopping spree at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. Wi

Je-Ree
Jun 15


West Wilson Exits Summer House After Three Seasons of Drama and Controversy
Summer House Shakeup: Why West Wilson Exits the Hamptons Share House for Good Grab your Loverboy and take a seat, Bravo fans, because the Hamptons sandbox just lost one of its most controversial players. Production insiders have confirmed that West Wilson exits Summer House ahead of Season 11. After three seasons of going from the charming new kid on the block to the ultimate villain in the hot seat, West will not have his contract renewed for the upcoming summer shoot. Whew,

Je-Ree
Jun 15
bottom of page
