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NBC’s new streaming network. It’s by turns charming, funny, serious and sensitive as it spins its narrative arc of five people at a wedding — seated at “the table behind the speakers” (aka “the singles table”) — who decide to buy a house and live together.It’s a disparate group.

assassin played by Jodie Comer in “Killing Eve.”“I purposefully stayed away from [watching] it,” she says of the BBC America/AMC drama. “I had watched a little bit of it before I knew I was playing this part [and] I do think Jodie is amazing and fantastic.

Writer/showrunner Bill Lawrence has entered the streaming series world with the Apple+ comedy “Ted Lasso.”Premiering Aug. 14, it follows Ted (Jason Sudeikis, the show’s co-creator and star), an affable American college football coach who’s hired to run a Premier League soccer team in the UK — despite having no knowledge of the sport or the region.

Is this a story based on someone you know or on a personal interaction?It’s a great set-up, but it’s not mine. The [series] creator, Chris Taylor, who’s known in Australia as a comedy satirist who doorstops politicians, had been trying to move into narrative television … and he sent me this one-page pitch, trying to make something that felt a bit like “Seinfeld” or “The Trip” with Steve Coogan.

died in prison in 2017 at the age of 83.What Chilcott (“An Inconvenient Truth”) has done with the six-part “An American Myth”(Sundays at 10 p.m.

Did your connection to O-T Fagbenle factor into your role on “Maxxx”?There was no connection. I guess I never even brought it up.

Judge Jerry,” one of last season’s biggest daytime success stories.The syndicated show marked Springer’s debut as a TV judge a la “Judge Judy” et al. — and was quite a departure from the raucous “Jerry Springer Show” he hosted for 27 years.“We were mixing two audiences,” Springer, 76, says of Season 1.

NBC streamer Peacock, the dark comedy (which originally aired on Sky in the UK) follows Fran (Perkins) and Jamie (Giedroyc), best friends who happen to be contract killers. The pair spend much of their time sitting in their van awaiting orders — often discussing mundane issues in their lives — while somebody is tied up in the back.

Luke Wilson, who plays Pat, Barbara’s husband and Courtney’s stepdad.“To be honest, this is my first time really diving into this genre, and I’m still learning,” Smart, 44, tells The Post. “I’m still realizing what a world I haven’t tapped into yet.

It’s safe to say that Victoria Rowell is the franchise player for UMC, the streaming platform featuring urban-themed TV series and movies.Rowell, 61, has a handful of projects on UMC, the network formed in 2015 by BET founder Robert Johnson and owned by AMC.Her do-it-yourself series, “Trash vs.

to Quibi for Season 7, Alazraqui is currently starring on Nickelodeon’s “The Loud House” and its spinoff, “The Casagrandes” (he plays Carlos, Vito and Sergio on both shows), has a major role in next year’s “SpongeBob SquarePants” prequel, “Kamp Koral: SpongeBob’s Under Years” and is shopping his self-financed movie, “Witness Infection,” a horror-comedy starring Erinn Hayes (“Medical Police”).Alazraqui, 58, whose parents were born in Argentina, spoke to The Post about his long voiceover/acting

in Season 2 of the Amazon drama, just renewed for a third season.“They have an incredible stunt team, these amazing women I was training with, and they were teaching me the fights and giving me meticulous notes,” she says. “But everything was in my grasp so I was able to do it“I study martial arts myself and it’s a perpetual training course … keeping those skills honed,” she says.

Is this series a change of pace for you?I’ve done a bit of [this [this genre] in the past but sort of steered away from it. I was doing two projects at same time — shooting “The Secrets She Keeps” and [the movie] “The Invisible Man” — both with a thriller element.

was fired last year after sexual misconduct allegations brought by showrunner Ayanna Floyd Davis and by Tiffany Boone — who played Mitchell’s on-screen girlfriend, Jerrika. She left the series on her own volition.

appearance in “Cursed” stands out, this is isn’t his first rodeo in genre fare. He’s also gotten up close and personal with werewolves, zombies, and vampires in shows such as “Teen Wolf,” “Fear the Walking Dead” and “The Originals.”“I remember coming out of drama school and one of my teachers said, ‘You look like a weird elf, so no one’s going to cast you in anything that looks real, because you look odd.’ And that’s kind of how I end up in [sci-fi and fantasy].

Caleb Carr’s 1990s crime novels.

premiering Wednesday on Peacock.“There are some scripts that you just read and immediately know you have to do,” Findlay, 30, tells The Post. “I knew I had to play Lenina Crowne.”“Brave New World” is based on the classic 1932 Aldous Huxley novel of the same name.

Greenleaf,” the OWN drama series about a family-owned Southern megachurch.Sears — who joins the show in its fifth and final season — plays Tara, the sister of Rochelle Cross (LeToya Luckett).

strip club in ‘The Sopranos’.  Oftentimes you had Tony sitting in the front, and women are in the back. All you see is their body or their legs and you don’t even see their faces.“So, because we are always entering our story from the perspective of the women, we really were walking in a woman’s high-heeled platform shoes though this world.”“P-Valley” is an ensemble drama set at Pynk, a strip club in the fictional town of Chucalissa, Miss.

which premiered in 2005, is nearing its milestone 200th on Adult Swim.Not bad for a stop-motion animated series that began life as “Sweet J Presents” in 2001 on the now-defunct screenblast.com and was even rejected by Cartoon Network — which ultimately reversed course and added “Robot Chicken” it to its nascent Adult Swim lineup.But Seth Green, who co-created “Robot Chicken” with Matthew Senreich, says “it was just a matter of timing” regarding the show’s 15-year, Emmy-winning run — with no end

Peacock, NBC’s new streaming platform, “In Deep” covers the now-infamous incident at the 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil when the bleached-blonde Lochte — a 12-time Olympic medalist — falsely claimed to have been robbed at gunpoint.He was subsequently dropped by his sponsors and was suspended by USA Swimming for 10 months from competing in domestic and international competitions.

Paramount Network.“Yellowstone” follows John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and his family as they run the largest contiguous ranch in the US and face off against threats from developers and politicians. Holloway’s character — money manager Roarke Carter — is their latest adversary.Holloway, 50, spoke to The Post about why he wanted to be on “Yellowstone,” facing off against Costner, Sawyer’s legacy and more.Well, it was my favorite show on TV at the time.

8 p.m. on HBOPatrick Wilson, Luke Evans, Aaron Eckhart, Darren Criss and Mandy Moore star in this 2019 movie about the epic June 1942 World War II battle between the US and Japan in the Pacific theater.8 p.m.

Why is Tubi a good home for the complete Bob Ross collection?The pandemic has caused an incredible increase in interest in Bob — it’s become clear that people must have Bob Ross all the time, or as much as they can. Tubi falls right into place with that and it’s free — and that’s a biggie.Why do you think Bob resonates so much with viewers?It’s just the whole package.

Phil Keoghan’s message is clear: his new CBS show, “Tough as Nails,” is not your typical competition series.“This is about honoring the hard-working people of America … who get up every day, roll up their sleeves and keep the country moving,” says Keoghan, 53. “We’re putting them in the spotlight for a change, rather than an elite athlete.

George Takei in its most recent season.

won a Golden Globe earlier this year, beating out the likes of Bill Hader and Paul Rudd.“The show is so well done from the writing to the filming,” says Merjehe, 39, who plays Ramy’s friend Ahmed in the Hulu series.

Leslie Odom Jr. is searching for “Love in the Time of Corona”: The “Hamilton” and “Smash” vet will star in Freeform’s limited event series, alongside his real-life wife Nicolette Robinson (“The Affair”), both of whom will also serve as executive producers.Also joining the cast are Tommy Dorfman (“13 Reasons Why”), Rainey Qualley (“Mad Men”), Gil Bellows (“Patriot,” “Ally McBeal”), Rya Kihlstedt (“The Bold Type,” “Charmed”), Ava Bellows (“This Too Shall Pass”) and L.

What went into bringing the series back after 10 years?It’s never been off the air and has been streaming on Amazon. But ever since [the original series] ended we wanted to come back.

former cop Joseph DeAngelo, committed over 50 rapes, 13 murders and 100 burglaries in California from 1974-86.  For decades his identity eluded both the police and the public — but thanks, in part, to McNamara’s book (and DNA testing) he was identified and caught in April 2018 — while Oswalt, Garbus and their team were filming “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark.”“I think maybe in the back of my mind I thought that [catching the killer] would happen,” says Oswalt.

Love, Victor” is his breakout role.The Las Vegas-born actor isn’t really new to Hollywood — he’s done stray episodes of shows such as CBS’s “Training Day” in 2017 and short films including “Dog Days” in 2018. But “Love, Victor” marks his first time as a series regular and in a starring role.

“The Comey Rule,” initially slated to debut in late November, will now air on Sunday, Sept. 27, and Monday, Sept.

“Dirty Jobs” is back on Discovery Channel.Mike Rowe, who hosted the trailblazing series (2003-2012) in which he took a deep (often grimey) dive into everyday occupations, has reunited his old crew for “Dirty Jobs: Rowe’d Trip,” premiering July 7 at 9 p.m.

pandemic shutdown has enabled “Supernanny” star Jo Frost to shift into high gear — off-camera — to help parents cope with the virus and its impact on their family dynamics.Frost, 49, was in the midst of shooting her series, which moved to Lifetime in January after a six-year run on ABC (2005-2011), when production stopped in mid-March.That’s when her popular social media accounts “went off the charts” with parents seeking parenting advice, she says.“That first stage was pandemonium and everybody

B Positive” and a reboot of “The Equalizer” starring Queen Latifah.

British actor Dominic Sherwood is no stranger to the supernatural.His career has involved vampires (“Vampire Academy,” 2014), angels and demons (“Shadowhunters,” 2016-2019), and now Showtime’s “Penny Dreadful: City of Angels,” an ensemble period piece drama about murder and the occult set in 1938 LA, with Natalie Dormer co-starring as a shape-shifting demon.Sherwood’s character, Kurt, is a regular human — although the show (Sundays at 10 p.m.) has revealed that he’s an American member of the