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.

  • ‘Love Island USA’ Contestant Kenzie Slams Rumors That She’s a Trump Supporter ‘Just Because I’m Blonde and White’: ‘F— the F— Off!’

    Love Island USA contestant Kenzie Annis has denied online claims that she supports Donald Trump, calling the speculation offensive and rejecting the assumption that her appearance indicates her political views. The rumours stemmed from unverified screenshots said to show her standing in front of Trump flags, and she addressed them during an Instagram livestream. Annis…

  • ‘Futurama’ to Release Three New Supersized Specials, Including a Christmas Episode, Starting Next Year on Hulu

    Hulu has commissioned three extended “Futurama” specials alongside the animated comedy’s forthcoming 14th season. The announcement, made at San Diego Comic-Con, signals continued investment in the revived series and gives fans new feature-length-style episodes to anticipate from 2027. The first “XXXL-Sized” special will be Christmas-themed and is currently in production, although further release dates and…

  • Hulu orders three extended Futurama specials alongside season 14

    Hulu has commissioned three extended-length Futurama specials, currently in production, alongside the show’s forthcoming 14th season, with the news unveiled at the programme’s San Diego Comic-Con panel. The move confirms continued investment in the long-running animated series beyond its regular season order, giving fans additional feature-length instalments to look forward to. The first “XXXL-sized” special…

  • Stephen King’s ‘Dark Tower’ TV Series Could Be the Next Great Franchise

    A television adaptation of Stephen King’s *The Dark Tower* is being developed with Mike Flanagan attached, potentially for Prime Video, although no streaming home has been confirmed. The article argues that the project could succeed where previous attempts failed because television is better suited to the scale and complexity of King’s seven-book fantasy western series.…

  • Forget ‘Fourth Wing,’ This Flawless Fantasy Masterpiece Deserves a Streaming TV Adaptation

    Collider argues that Holly Black’s The Folk of the Air should be a priority for a streaming adaptation, rather than relying solely on the current wave of romantasy projects such as Fourth Wing. The article says its blend of political intrigue, violence, psychological realism and a carefully developed enemies-to-lovers relationship could appeal to both fantasy…

  • The Westies: Bridget Is Trapped Between Two Lives | Set Stories

    Collider’s Set Stories feature highlights Sarah Bolger’s approach to portraying Bridget Walsh in *The Westies*. Bolger discusses the character work behind Bridget, who is described as being caught between two lives, offering insight into one of the series’ central performances. The article is a brief promotional video item published on 25 July 2026 by Maggie…

  • ‘The Rookie’ Officially Gives Us a New Chenford Scene Before Season 9

    Hulu has released an extended version of The Rookie’s eighth-season episode “His Name Was Martin”, adding five and a half minutes of previously unseen footage ahead of the show’s ninth season. The release gives fans additional material during a long break after the season ended on a cliffhanger, with Season 9 not due to arrive…

  • Persona 6 fans are already dreading the return of the wacky hot springs scene

    Persona 6 fans are discussing whether the series should abandon its recurring hot springs scenes, which are widely seen as dated fan service built around predictable misunderstandings between male and female characters. The debate matters because it reflects pressure on Atlus to update a long-running Persona tradition as it develops the newly announced sixth game.…

  • 8 Netflix Miniseries That Are Perfect Masterpieces

    Collider selects eight Netflix miniseries it considers “perfect masterpieces”, arguing that the format combines cinematic production values with room for detailed, long-form storytelling. The article praises series that excel across acting, writing, direction and production design. – ‘Ripley’ (2024): Steven Zaillian’s black-and-white adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel is praised as a slow-burning neo-noir thriller, led…

  • Beaugrand and Hauser take London triathlon wins as GB miss out

    Cassandre Beaugrand and Matt Hauser won the World Triathlon Championship Series races in London, each securing their third victory from three series events entered in 2026. British contenders were affected by bike crashes, with Tilly Anema forced out and Alex Yee losing ground before recording the fastest run but finishing outside the leading positions. Hauser…