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Well, grab your black turtlenecks and commiseration snacks because the bad news is official: Leverage: Redemption  has been canceled after three seasons. The revival series, which brought the beloved con artists back together to steal from the rich and give justice a stylish shove will not return for a fourth season. And frankly? Television just made a deeply questionable life choice. Premiering in 2021 Leverage: Redemption  proved that revivals don’t have to be hollow nostal

If you thought the sparks on the ice in Heated Rivalry  were only figurative, think again. The LGBTQ+ ice hockey drama has officially been renewed for Season 2 , and fans across North America, Europe, and beyond are already buzzing. The show, which debuted on Crave to massive critical and social media acclaim, follows rival hockey stars Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) as they navigate a secret romance in the cutthroat world of professional

Apple TV is doubling down on one of its sharpest, sneakiest thrillers. Down Cemetery Road , the darkly witty detective series led by Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson has officially been renewed for Season 2, and the TV gods have clearly smiled upon us. If the first season was a masterclass in chaotic sleuthing with a side of acidic humor, the next chapter promises even twistier mysteries, bigger stakes, and plenty more of Thompson and Wilson’s irresistible odd-couple energy. The

Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black  has never been the kind of show to tiptoe into a room, it storms in wearing heels, snatching wigs, stirring drama, and daring you to look away. Now, Netflix has confirmed that the hit drama will wrap with Season 3 , setting the stage for a finale that promises fireworks, fallout, and the kind of operatic chaos fans have come to expect. For a series that’s blended melodrama with real emotional punch, this endgame feels both inevitable and strange

The Amalfi Coast may still be gorgeous, but one of its fictional residents just got evicted. Prime Video has officially canceled Hotel Costiera , the sun-drenched mystery-drama that tried to mix luxury escapism with high-stakes intrigue and didn’t quite stick the landing. For a show set against some of the most breathtaking scenery in television, it never managed to rise above “background noise you put on while scrolling.” Hotel Costiera  premiered looking like it wanted to b

The Permian Basin stays messy and, apparently, so does Paramount+’s hit oil-field drama. Landman  has officially been renewed for Season 3, and honestly, no one’s shocked. The series has become one of the streamer’s most addictive heavy hitters, and with Season 2 pulling in record-breaking viewership, Paramount+ wasn’t about to abandon its biggest gusher. The show, created by Taylor Sheridan, has carved out a deliciously grimy niche in the neo-western space. Think big hats, b

Apple TV clearly knows a good thing when it sees it, because Platonic  the comedy that has become the unofficial handbook for making questionable midlife decisions is officially returning for Season 3. The Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne–led series has been on a hot streak, with Season 2 pulling a pristine 100% Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and critics calling the duo’s chemistry “the perfect match” and “wildly funny.” Translation: Apple didn’t just renew the show; it b

After months of radio silence, delayed premieres, and more behind-the-scenes suspense than a Mossad debrief, Tehran  is finally stepping back into the global spotlight. Apple TV has officially dated Season 3 and in a power move worthy of Tamar Rabinyan herself, the streamer renewed the spy thriller for Season 4 before the new season has even aired. Bold. Season 3 lands on January 9, 2026, dropping fans back into the high-stakes chaos the series has perfected: covert missions,

CBS didn’t just renew two freshman dramas this week, it effectively adopted them. In a move that surprised absolutely no one who’s been watching the ratings but shocked everyone who assumed networks still take their time making decisions, Boston Blue  and Sheriff Country  have officially snagged early Season 2 pickups. Six episodes in. Six. That’s the TV equivalent of getting promoted after your first week on the job because you remembered everyone’s coffee order. For CBS, th

Hulu has officially greenlit a second season of the offbeat college football comedy, giving Glen Powell another shot at leading the hilariously chaotic world of Russ Holliday, the quarterback who faked his way into a new identity just to keep chasing gridiron glory. For fans of the show, this news is nothing short of a victory dance. Chad Powers  began as a comedic sketch starring former NFL star Eli Manning, but it quickly evolved into a full-fledged Hulu series thanks to th

Court is officially back in session and this time, the stakes are higher. Hulu has renewed Ryan Murphy’s legal drama All’s Fair  for a second season , confirming that the show’s cocktail of glitz, drama, and diva-fueled courtroom antics isn’t going anywhere. For a series that debuted to polarizing reviews, this move proves one thing: people can’t stop watching, whether they love it or love to hate it. All’s Fair  follows a fierce team of female divorce attorneys who ditch the

Netflix fans, it’s time to brace yourselves: Lena Dunham’s rom-com dramedy Too Much  is officially over. Despite a whirlwind first season full of chaotic self-discovery, cross-Atlantic romance, and a surprise wedding, Dunham has confirmed there will be no Season 2 , at least for now. From the very start, Too Much  carved out its own messy, charming space in the Netflix lineup. The show follows Jessica, a New York workaholic who flees to London after a breakup, only to stumble

Fans of heartfelt time jumping drama might want to grab a snack and maybe a stress pillow because the news is official. The Way Home is canceled after its upcoming fourth season. Hallmark has decided to bring the Landry family saga to a definitive close and yes it is perfectly fine to feel a little betrayed by television yet again. The show has been one of the most unexpectedly twisty entries in the network lineup and its mix of family wounds, emotional mysteries and a partic

HBO is clearly feeling confident about its newest comedy duo. The network has officially granted Season two renewals to The Chair Company and I Love LA, two shows that arrived this fall and immediately started stirring up chatter. It is not often that two freshman comedies strike the right note at the same time, but HBO seems convinced these quirky newcomers have the kind of staying power that keeps viewers glued to the screen. HBO comedy chief Amy Gravitt credited the strong

HBO has officially renewed House of the Dragon for a fourth season, extending its flagship Game of Thrones prequel series through 2028. The announcement was made by Casey Bloys, Chairman and CEO of HBO and HBO Max, during the network’s presentation in New York City. Season three is set to debut this summer, while season four is scheduled for release in 2028. The renewal arrives as work continues behind the scenes. Showrunner Ryan Condal is currently writing season four. Conda

HBO has clearly decided it is all in on Westeros again because A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms just landed a season two renewal before the first episode has even aired. That is the kind of move usually reserved for shows that already crash streaming servers on premiere night. Yet here we are watching the premium network place a massive bet on a humble hedge knight and his mysterious young squire. It is bold. It is confident. It is also a little hilarious in the best way. The s

HBO has officially renewed Task for a second season and the internet can finally unclench. The crime drama that sneaked onto the fall schedule and then sunk its claws into viewers is coming back with more emotional turmoil more tense interrogations and more Mark Ruffalo doing his best tortured federal agent face. The news arrives after the show became one of the strongest performing freshmen dramas in the network lineup a surprise to absolutely no one who watched the finale a

Hold onto your detective hats and con artist wallets because Wild Cards  is officially back for Season 3  on The CW. The quirky crime procedural that has been quietly winning hearts with its mix of high-stakes heists, clever cons, and snappy dialogue is set to return on January 26, 2026, and it promises to crank both the drama and the laughs up a notch. Season 3 picks up shortly after the cliffhangers of Season 2, which means our favorite dynamic duo, Max Mitchell and Detecti

Peacock is keeping the engines running on one of its most explosive originals. Twisted Metal  has been officially renewed for Season 3, with the upcoming chapter set to introduce a significant creative shift. The renewal was first reported by Deadline, marking another milestone for the action comedy series that has steadily built a loyal audience since its debut. The most notable change for the new season is the arrival of David Reed  as showrunner. Reed is a veteran writer a

Bravo fans, rejoice. Two of the network’s most addictive reality shows are officially coming back. Below Deck  has been renewed for Season 13, while Below Deck Mediterranean  will return for Season 11. This is not a drill. The network is doubling down on yacht-based chaos, drama, and the kind of luxury service nightmares only Bravo can deliver. Since its debut, Below Deck  has offered viewers an inside look at the high-stakes world of luxury yachting. From deckhand meltdowns