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What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - May 5What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - May 12Netflix’s “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” revitalized the teen rom-com, inspiring thousands of pale imitations. The series author, Jenny Han, is back with a new story, taking the baby sister of the trilogy’s protagonist and placing her front and center. The series follows Kitty Song-Covey as she leaves Portland for a fancy boarding school in Seoul, hoping to reconnect with her roots and her long distance boyfriend.

What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - April 28What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - May 5“Queer Eye” is back after a long abscence, reuniting viewers with Jonathan Van Ness, Anthony Porowski, Tan France, Karamo Brown and Bobby Berk. “The Mother” is also premiering on Netflix.

What to Watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - April 20What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - April 28“Queen Charlotte” is a spinoff of the incredibly successful “Bridgerton.” The series follows two timelines, following the titular Queen. The past follows her as she enters an arranged marriage with King George, and the present, which continues the timeline fans of the universe have already explored. Starring Tom Hanks and Mariana Trevino, “A Man Called Otto” follows a grumpy widower who experiences a boost in life as he meets Marisol, his pregnant neighbor.

What to watch: 7 movies & shows to stream this week - March 24What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - April 3rdDespite its unfortunate name, “Chupa” has a lot of things going for it. It’s directed by Jonas Cuaron and it’s a tribute to kids‘ movies of the ‘80s, in the vein of “E.T.” and “The Goonies.” These films were entertaining, at times silly, and emotionally resonant, qualities that are much needed in kids’ entertainment today.

What to watch: 7 movies and show to stream this week - March 10What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - March 17“Yellowjackets” has been one of the most welcome surprises in television. The series was an unexpected hit, robooting the career of Melanie Lynskey, one of her generations best talents, with some girls lost in the wilderness drama. The series is set in two timelines, the present, and the past, following a girls’ soccer team that went missing after a plane crash in the ‘90s.

What to watch: 7 movies and show to stream this week - March 10What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - Feb 24“Swarm” looks crazy. The series, described as a horror show with some comedic moments, follows Dre (Dominique Fishbank), a fan of a Beyonce like singer who appears to be seriously disturbed. She embarks on a cross country trek jampacked with characters played by the likes of Billie Eilish, Kiersey Clemons, Paris Jackson, and more.

What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - Feb 24What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - March 3The second part of the fourth season of “You” is now available on Netflix. The series, starring Penn Badgley, relocates serial killer Joe to London, introducing him to a murder mystery involving the wealthy and damaged elite. It’s a change of pace from previous seasons, yet a welcome reinvention for the series.

What to watch: 7 movies & shows to stream this week - Feb 3What to watch: 7 movies & shows to stream this week - Feb 10“Sharper” stars Julianne Moore, John Lithgow and Sebastian Stan. Moore plays a woman dating a billionaire (Lithgow), with both of them entangled in a scam put up by Stan. But things are much more complicated than they seem.

What to watch: 7 movies & shows to stream this week - Feb 3Super Bowl 2023: Everything you should know about this year’s big gameNetflix is back with one of its biggest hits, splitting it up in two parts as it’s done over the past year to get people excited but really to encourage them to keep their subscriptions for a bit longer. “You” is back with its fourth season, relocating Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) to London, where he’s now a literature professor.

Phat Tuesdays: The Era of Hip Hop Comedy” (Feb. 4 on Prime Video)A documentary that tells the story of an all-black night, created by Guy Torry, and held at The Comedy Store in LA from 1995-2005. Interviews include Anthony Anderson, Tiffany Haddish, Steve Harvey, Regina King and Nick Cannon — who recount performing on The Comedy Store stage or who were in the audience.“Howard High” (Feb.

never see that, really, in any casting call. You don’t really see leading female roles with rolls. And the fact that they were also going to save the world – I was excited to see bigger girls saving the world.

continued to have its stronghold over pop culture, and the influx of more shows from Indigenous creators than ever before. Keeping all of that in mind, here are our picks for the best shows of the year.

this year’s special, which will debut a Baby Yoda balloon and feature performances from Darren Criss, Jon Batiste, Foreigner, Kristin Chenoweth, Rob Thomas and Kelly Rowland, among others. Where to watch: Thursday at 9 a.m. on NBC Of course there’s a “Friends” marathon on, complete with multiple Thanksgiving episodes.

“Sharp Objects”), who’d rather do drugs than enjoy her surroundings; hapless resort manager Armond (Murray Bartlett); ditzy Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge), who’s on a trip to scatter her mother’s ashes; and Rachel (Alexandra Daddario, “True Detective”) and Shane (Jake Lacy, “The Office”), a couple on their honeymoon. “I really wanted to work with [creator] Mike White. I loved the material, I loved the character, and I was eager to get back to work,” Daddario, 35, told The Post.

now a federal holiday, commemorates the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation in Texas — the last Southern holdout state — on June 19, 1865. Whether you want to learn more about historical events or acknowledge the day with other programming that’s thematically connected, there’s plenty to watch.

It’s been over a year since “War of the Worlds” wrapped its first season on Epix — so fans of the sci-fi series, headlined by Gabriel Byrne and Daisy Edgar-Jones, might be a bit rusty on plot details.But Season 2, premiering June 6 (9 p.m.) on Epix, does a nice job in its opening moments summing up last season’s invasion of Earth by those horrific, dog-like, metallic creatures that killed tens of thousands in the UK and France with their nail-gun-type skull piercings.For reasons unknown, the

The Season 6 finale of BBC police corruption drama “Line of Duty” snared over 15 million viewers — the century’s most-watched UK drama episode.Season 6 is now available on streaming service BritBox, with familiar faces Martin Compston (DS Steve Arnott), Vicky McClure (DI Kate Fleming) and Adrian Dunbar (Superintendent Ted Hastings) returning to investigate a murder case with sinister and far-reaching implications.

“Who Killed Sara?” returns for its second season Wednesday (May 19) after premiering in late March as the most popular foreign-language series in Netflix history — attracting an estimated 55 million worldwide subscribers.The 10-episode (subtitled) Mexican drama, a labyrinthian whodunit, follows vengeful Alex Guzman (Manolo Cardona) who spent 18 years in prison wrongfully accused in the death of his younger (pregnant) sister, Sara.

“The Drowning” plays like a Lifetime movie on steroids — and that’s not meant to be derisive.This four-part British thriller, which set viewership records on Channel 5 in the UK, arrives Thursday (May 6) — and will premiere simultaneously on sister networks Sundance Now and Acorn TV…so there’s faith it will attract eyeballs.There’s no reason why it shouldn’t; the action is briskly paced and the storyline, about a mother who’s convinced a teenage boy is her presumably dead child, is shaded enough

“The Affair,” stars in Season 3 of Steven Soderbergh’s Starz anthology series “The Girlfriend Experience.” Premiering Sunday (May 2) at 8 p.m., the new season follows Iris (Telles), an American student in London who’s working as a neuroscience researcher at a tech startup by day. By night, she works at a mysterious futuristic escort agency.

The Night Book” and “Soon,” arrives Thursday (April 29) on Sundance Now. It’s a binge-worthy murder mystery packed with twists and turns that will keep you guessing from beginning to end (and then some).While it does recycle some familiar murder-mystery tropes — i.e.

“Luke Cage,” BET’s “The Game” and the Fox medical drama “Rosewood.”“I just felt like I was going down this one lane where a lot of the casting directors were only seeing me for certain things … then, lo and behold, I get a text from Robin Thede and she says, ‘I’ve been following your career, I’m working on this show and I know that you’re hilarious and I don’t think the world knows that.’ Literally [this show] just fell into my lap kind of happenstance, and the timing couldn’t have been more

Ed Helms, who is absolutely a comedy icon that has become a comedy mentor — I almost don’t have words to describe how exciting that has been for me,” said Schmieding, who is Lakota and enrolled in the Cheyenne River Lakota Sioux Tribe. “And I also got to work closely with Michael Greyeyes, who is a Native performing mentor and a Native icon.

Season 1 finale in December 2019 left some unanswered plot points, since the dramastarring Forest Whitaker as real-life Harlem gangster Ellsworth “Bumpy” Johnson, hadn’t yet been renewed (that happened in February 2020). Now, after a long COVID delay, “Godfather of Harlem” returns on Sunday (April 18) at 9 p.m.

Was it serendipity or coincidence that you were cast in the genre-specific series “Lucifer” and “Van Helsing?”I don’t think it was either. I think it was a well-thought-out decision by the production teams.

Matt Czuchry, “Gilmore Girls,”); nurse practitioner, and Conrad’s wife, Nic Nevin (Emily VanCamp); second-year resident internist Devon Pravesh (Manish Dayal); surgical resident Mina Okafor (Shaunette Renée Wilson); and AJ “The Raptor” Austin (Warner), a brilliant, sometimes volatile cardiothoracic surgeon who’s dating Mina. “AJ’s parents show up again and there are some health issues that we’re dealing with in terms of aging parents,” Warner said about the remainder of the season. “And then, of

David Carradine as a monk and martial arts expert traveling through the American West. (It also spawned a syndicated sequel series, “Kung Fu: The Legend Continues,” which aired from 1993-1997 with Carradine again starring.)“That show was a little before my time, but my uncle and my mom growing up would watch it,” said Liang. “So it was very surreal to them when I got this part.

It’s been nearly five years since NBC dropped its first trailer for “This Is Us,” which racked up over 50 million views on Facebook — four months before its September 2016 premiere. That watercooler buzz launched the series, still going strong in its fifth season.I mention this in the context of “Rebel,” ABC’s new primetime drama inspired by the life of Erin Brockovich, since the series trailer generated 27 million views over multiple platforms when unveiled in mid-March.

tweeted in response. “You can’t judge a show by a 30 sec trailer.

Aldis Hodge), who’s trying to clean up a bureaucracy brimming with corruption and sleazy FBI agent Jackie Rohr (Kevin Bacon), who doesn’t exactly operate by the book. Del Negro, who’s been moved up to series regular for Season 2, plays Chris Caysen, the sergeant of the Youth Violence Strike Force — or gangs.

Where do you keep your Tonys? They are in my office in my home in New Jersey, but for a long time I didn’t know where they were. When I moved a couple years ago, the box with the Tonys went missing for over a year.

2015 terrorist attacks in Paris — but that’s only the tip of this dramatic iceberg.The Israeli-French series, which unfolds in both Hebrew and French (with English subtitles), has landed on Acorn TV and is produced by Abot Hameiri, the company behind Netflix favorite “Shtisel.” Creator and star Elie Ben-David based “The Attache” on his own experience of moving with his wife from Israel to Paris (for her job) in November 2015 — just as three separate Islamic terrorist attacks killed 130 people,

as the second Doctor.

Was it important to shoot the series on location?It makes a big difference to me. I left Northern Ireland in 1985 to go to drama school but it’s still very much home.

How does COVID effect this season’s arc?Our show lives in authenticity. The fact that 16 people in the writers’ room were never in the same room, the fact that we have loved ones who died and we couldn’t make it to their funerals…that we had big birthdays celebrated over Zoom…there were so many things that we, as writers, experienced and so many ways our lives were different because of COVID.

“New Amsterdam” springs back into action Tuesday night — with the pandemic and psychiatrist Dr. Ignatius “Iggy” Frome (Tyler Labine) at the forefront.The NBC hospital drama’s Season 3 premiere, delayed due to the industrywide shutdown, opens with a five-minute (silent) montage dramatically relating how the pandemic impacted the New Amsterdam medical staff, both mentally and physically — followed by hospital chief Dr.