After four seasons that have consistently kept viewers hooked from start to finish, George R.R. Martin's 100% Rotten Tomatoes Western is certainly not slowing down anytime soon. The series was renewed for a fifth run back in February, before Season 4 had even premiered, and we can confirm that filming, which began on March 16, 2026, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, remains underway for the new chapter. Season 5 is expected to premiere sometime in 2027, though a date should be announced soon; in the meantime, fans will be thrilled to bits to learn that Season 4 of the critically acclaimed series is heading to Netflix US this summer.

Just a week ago, Netflix released the second season of the addictive British murder mystery that never fails to keep fans glued to their screens, but it appears that viewers aren't as invested this time around. Set in the fictional English town of Little Kilton, the series follows a brilliant teenager who investigates the mysterious disappearance of a popular high school senior, only to become entangled in a web of secrets and lies that threatens to upend everything she thought she knew about her community.

June has officially ushered in some of the most fantastic titles on free streaming, even though many have flown under the radar. Among these overlooked titles is Christian Bale's cult sci-fi thriller, a film that portrays the later years of the 21st century, in which society is willing to sacrifice humanity itself to prevent future wars. Leading man Bale, well known for his versatility, didn't receive universal praise for his role in this cult movie, as critics were divided: some found him stiff or self-conscious, while others commended his physical commitment and the way he conveyed hidden feelings behind a restrained facade.

Almost two years after one of modern television's greatest police procedurals came to an end, one of its iconic stars is making a grand return to the small screen. Created by Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess, Blue Bloods ran for 14 seasons and 293 episodes on CBS from September 24, 2010, to December 13, 2024. The series followed the fictional Reagan family, an Irish-American Catholic family in New York City with a long history in New York law enforcement. Family head Frank Reagan, portrayed throughout the series by the legendary Tom Selleck, served as NYPD Police Commissioner, a position previously held by his father, Henry Reagan.

Just last month, we confirmed that TV's biggest post-apocalyptic sci-fi series would return this summer, but with a twist. While fans eagerly anticipate the arrival, another fantastic update has made the rounds, and this time, it involves one of the show's spin-offs. It's been sixteen years since The Walking Dead first aired, and it has since expanded with multiple follow-ups, one of which is also making a comeback this summer, about a year after it was last broadcast.

Hulu's 83% Rotten Tomatoes sci-fi series is dominating Netflix charts globally just days after arriving on the streaming giant, and its momentum shows no signs of slowing down. Its spin-off, which recently ended its first season with a game-changing finale, has partly contributed to the renewed success, alongside the show's consistently powerful episodes. Running for six seasons from April 26, 2017, to May 27, 2025, the series was created by Bruce Miller, whose work on the show earned Emmy wins in 2017 for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.

Prime Video's most recent high-profile cancellation keeps making headlines, with many fans reacting strongly, and it's easy to see why. Just days ago, reports emerged that the reboot of one of the most respected sci-fi franchises of all time had been scrapped only a few months after receiving a series order, bringing the project to an abrupt end before production could fully get underway. Unfortunately, this isn't the first time Amazon has pulled the plug on a major project early in its development, and it likely won't be the last.

About a week ago, Taylor Sheridan scored the biggest original series launch in Paramount+ history with the Yellowstone sequel Dutton Ranch, the latest entry in the hit Western franchise. According to Paramount, the series generated 12.9 million global streaming views within its first seven days, comfortably surpassing the record previously held by another Sheridan hit. Speaking of which, The Madison held the record before that, garnering 8 million views during its first 10 days on the platform following its March debut.