Topic: TV

TV covers the programmes, creators and industry decisions shaping what people watch, from returning dramas and animated favourites to new adaptations, streaming hits and broadcaster strategy.

The topic also follows the people and ideas behind the screen, including casting, production changes, audience reactions and the wider cultural impact of television.

  • What To Expect For ‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2: Everything We Know So Far

    Deadline reports that the second season of Heated Rivalry is being developed, but viewers are likely to face a lengthy wait, with a spring 2027 release—possibly April—currently targeted. The series became an unexpected hit after its first season arrived on HBO Max in November 2025, and the new instalment will continue the central relationship between…

  • Stanley Tucci on Why His Emmy-Nominated ‘Tucci In Italy’ Is Moving to the United Kingdom Next Season

    Stanley Tucci says the next season of his Emmy-nominated travel and food series will move from Italy to the United Kingdom, where he has lived for nearly 15 years. He believes the country’s produce, seafood, meat and food producers offer rich material for the programme, extending his focus beyond high-end restaurants to the people behind…

  • ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Season 2 Is Officially Shaping Up To Disappoint Fans

    The article argues that the second series of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms may disappoint viewers hoping to see more of the supporting characters introduced in its first series. As the new episodes are expected to adapt George R.R. Martin’s The Sworn Sword closely, the story will move Dunk and Egg away from…

  • Book-To-Movie Adaptations Coming Out In 2026

    Several high-profile book adaptations are scheduled for cinemas and streaming platforms in 2026, spanning post-apocalyptic drama, thriller, romance and fantasy. The line-up includes films based on novels by Peter Heller, Alex North, Alice Hoffman, Ali Hazelwood and Colleen Hoover. – The Dog Stars: Ridley Scott directs Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin and Margaret Qualley in Peter…

  • 10 Greatest Shows With Fewer Than 40 Episodes

    Collider highlights television series that achieved lasting acclaim despite having fewer than 40 episodes, arguing that short runs can make stories easier to revisit and leave audiences wanting more. – Firefly: The 2002–03 space Western blended science fiction, comedy and frontier drama, building a devoted following despite ending after 14 episodes. – The Queen’s Gambit:…

  • ‘The Last House’ Ending Breakdown: Why Is the Family Trapped Inside Their Home?

    Netflix’s “The Last House” follows Ann and Jason, and their children, after an unexplained rainfall seals them and their neighbours inside their homes behind an apparently indestructible watery barrier. The film turns this confinement into a survival story, with the family enduring isolation, dwindling supplies and increasingly threatening creatures outside, while the cause of the…

  • GTA 6’s Netflix deal forces us to ask: can you pirate an advertisement?

    The article’s full text was not available beyond its headline, which poses a tongue-in-cheek question following news of a Netflix tie-in linked to Grand Theft Auto 6. The piece appears to explore the murky ethics and practicalities of piracy in cases where the pirated material is itself promotional content rather than a paid product, though…

  • 3 Greatest Series to Binge on Prime Video This Week (August 8-9)

    Collider recommends three Prime Video series for a weekend binge, highlighting newer releases and established audience favourites. – ‘Sterling Point’ is an eight-episode YA drama about a 17-year-old inheriting her grandfather’s Canadian island. – Created by Megan Park, it stars Ella Rubin and combines coming-of-age drama, mystery and a cosy atmosphere. – The article cites…

  • Jeff VanderMeer Reveals Annihilation Sequel Abdication, the Final Part of the Southern Reach Series

    Jeff VanderMeer has announced Abdication, the fifth and final novel in his Southern Reach series, extending what had previously been described as a four-book sequence. The announcement matters because it brings the acclaimed science-fiction story of the mysterious Area X and the agency overseeing it towards a planned conclusion. The series began with Annihilation in…

  • Liverpool close to signing Barcelona’s Araujo on loan

    Liverpool are close to signing Barcelona and Uruguay centre-back Ronald Araujo on a season-long loan, with an option to make the move permanent. The prospective deal would strengthen Liverpool’s defence after Ibrahima Konate left for Real Madrid on a free transfer. Araujo, 27, is expected to join Liverpool’s squad this weekend. He has made more…