âNormal Peopleâ director and executive producer Lenny Abrahamson returns for another knotty 12-part romance based on the Irish authorâs debut novel.
Prior to âStranger Thingsâ Season 4, Netflix tries to satisfy subscribers with multiple Mike Myers and the return of three robots, among other May arrivals.
Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statskyâs HBO Max comedy returns with strong laughs, significant soul-searching, and Jean Smart at the wheel.
âOzarkâ has just three wins in 32 nominations over its first three seasons, but heavy competition may upend any hopes of a closing coronation.
By clinging to a classic America lie, the Byrdes find a bottom line they can live with⊠and others canât.
Antonio Camposâ adaptation of the seminal true-crime docuseries craftily balances fact and fiction by conceding the oft-unknowable gap in-between.
In Dustin Lance Blackâs adaptation of the 2003 book, a detective (Andrew Garfield) works a case that impugns the core tenets of his Mormon faith.
Netflixâs Emmy-winning crime drama reaches a conclusion befitting whatâs come before.
At least Matthew Goode understands the assignment.
From âFrasierâ and âThe Mary Tyler Moore Showâ to âCurb Your Enthusiasmâ and âMartin,â these scripted TV comedies have proven to be magnificent cultural mainstays.
Robbie Pickeringâs Starz series connects past and present in recognizing the danger of dumb, immoral men given the power to shape history.
After three years, Bill Hader and Alec Bergâs HBO series returns with an unflinching look at a killerâs difficult quest to recant, repent, and restart.