Dept. Q Season 2 Starts Production in Scotland
The gripping crime procedural series is an adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novels.
The gripping crime procedural series is an adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novels.
Will Ferrell stars as golf legend Lonnie “The Hawk” Hawkins in the July 16 release.
Jackie and the Walter Boys are growing up.
The lineup includes 72 Hours, Enola Holmes 3, Heartstopper Forever, The Hawk, Little House on the Prairie, Ransom Canyon, WWE: Unreal, and more.
A sweeping drama directed, co-written, and produced by the Spanish duo Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi.
The lineup includes Alley Cats, Ghostbusters: Night Shift, In Waves, The One Piece, Ray Gunn, The Ribbon Hero, and Steps.
The upcoming slate spans original stories, beloved manga adaptations, and returning fan-favorite franchises.
The first set of guests will include The Hawk stars Will Ferrell, Fortune Feimster, and Jimmy Tatro.
The series follows the trials and tribulations of a group of feral British cats who seek companionship while ruminating about the struggles of everyday life.
The second season of the manga adaptation will see Miku Martineau reprise her role as Yumeko.
The final season of the series will consist of 10 one-hour episodes.
This year’s haunted house will showcase the most gripping moments from the final season.
Priscilla is a villainous schemer who will stop at nothing to control everyone around her.
The scripted comedy series is inspired by Michelle Buteau’s acclaimed book of essays.
Season Two is expected to release in 2027 and will include live episodes with real-time voting.
The trailer features the first-ever use of “Stupid Song” from Olivia Rodrigo’s brand-new album
Season 2 reached the Top 10 in 56 countries and has remained in the Global Top 10 since.
A family of four is suddenly sealed inside their home with no way out and must work together to survive.
The adaptation of Liz Moore’s bestselling novel is now filming upstate in both the Hudson River Valley and the Adirondacks.
The upcoming Netflix series is based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s semi-autobiographical books.