The popular Marvel Studios series “Loki” has returned with its second season, released on Disney+ on Thursday, Oct. 5. The new season is a direct continuation of the events from the finale of Season 1, which ended with Loki and Sylvie encountering “he who remains,” who was revealed to be a variant of Kang the Conqueror, the current main villain of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Season 1 was praised for its well-paced episodes, fluid writing and stellar performances by both Owen Wilson and Tom Hiddleston.

Few horror shows and movies come to mind that keep audiences on the edges of their seats or continue to develop their main characters in an interesting way by the time the subsequent installments come around. Fortunately, Season 4 of “You” is one such show. 

Shorter television seasons have become increasingly common in today’s streaming world.

As soon as Netflix released “Ginny and Georgia,” it became an international sensation.

“Derry Girls,” one of the best comedies of the decade, written and created by Lisa McGee, aired its final season on Netflix on Friday, Oct. 7.

“Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” is currently the highest trending American TV show on Netflix, with 10 episodes released in late September.

“Colin in Black and White” is a limited Netflix series directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Ava Duvernay and narrated by activist and former NFL star Colin Kaepernick.

On Friday, April 23, Marvel’s “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” miniseries came to an end. The show consisted of six episodes total and was exclusive to the Disney+ streaming platform.

Photo courtesy of TV FanaticOn Sunday, Nov. 8, CBS’s “NCIS: New Orleans” (also known as “NCIS: NOLA”) premiered its seventh season after a slightly shortened sixth season....

Netflix’s latest documentary series, “Deaf U,” premiered on Netflix on Friday, Oct. 9. The series follows a group of students at Gallaudet University, a school primarily for the deaf and hard of hearing, as they navigate the complexities of the college experience.

After over a year in TV limbo, NBC’s “A.P. Bio” has found its home on Peacock, NBC’s streaming platform, where the third season premiered on Thursday, Sept. 3.

Where can you watch an ominous stranger reveal news of a fake pregnancy to a dedicated father? An insanely trippy teenage rave? A mysteriously decapitated alpaca? A beloved missing mother? Secrets that unravel, destroying families and the whole community in the process? The answer is in the new Netflix original series “The Stranger.” Released on Thursday, Jan. 30, “The Stranger” is based on the book by renowned American mystery novelist Harlan Coben.