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HBO Max offers a fantastic range of shows, from critically acclaimed originals like the series that premiered in January to the popular comedy starring Steve Carell. These four shows are among the best currently available on the streaming service, offering something for everyone – whether you enjoy comedy, drama, or thrillers. Ebaster has curated a list of what’s worth watching on HBO Max right now.

Peacock, owned by Comcast just like Sky, didn’t overlook SNL UK before its debut. They announced they had secured U.S. streaming rights with an enthusiastic press release on March 9th, even including a quote from NBCUniversal’s Liz Jenkins calling the show a fitting addition to the SNL family. However, the same announcement revealed a catch: unlike SNL in the U.S., or live sports events, viewers wouldn’t be able to watch SNL UK live. Instead, episodes would become available the next day, with no specific time given. Even when the team at LateNighter asked for details before the show premiered, Peacock remained silent. It wasn’t until late Sunday afternoon that they finally confirmed the show would be released at 9 p.m. ET, and it launched without any problems.

Comedian Learnmore Jonasi recently gained more recognition after his appearance on America’s Got Talent. He’s been getting a lot of attention for his funny take on Disney’s Circle of Life. While the song was originally written by Elton John, the famous opening chant was created and performed by Lebohang “Lebo M” Morake.

Letting players on PlayStation 5 and Xbox play with each other, and with those on PC, simply makes games more popular and creates a larger community.

Season 2 of The Last Thing He Told Me centers around Hannah and her stepdaughter Bailey as they try to reconnect with Owen, who unexpectedly reappears after five years in hiding. They must uncover the truth about his past before it jeopardizes their chance at a family.

Four Scooby-Doo cartoons are currently popular on the Apple TV Store in the US, according to FlixPatrol. The classic series, Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, is ranked No. 3 on the Top TV Shows chart – a jump of eight places since yesterday. The New Scooby-Doo Movies is also doing well at No. 4, climbing four spots in just one day.

I was so hyped when Warner Bros. announced they’re bringing back Regular Show with The Lost Tapes! And the best part? They immediately ordered two whole seasons! J.G. Quintel, the original creator, is back as showrunner, which is amazing. It’s set to premiere on Cartoon Network on May 11, 2026, and from what I’ve heard, it could really shake things up and change the show’s story in a big way!