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Apple TV+’s Home Before Dark first appeared on April 3, 2020, and while it didn’t gain as much attention as later hits like the spy thriller Slow Horses, the comedy Shrinking, or sci-fi series Pluribus and Severance, it remains a compelling show. With Stranger Things finished and no immediate release date for its animated spin-off, Tales from ’85, Home Before Dark offers a great option for viewers looking for something to watch now.

According to FlixPatrol, the series Cross is now third on the list of most popular shows on Prime Video. It’s currently beating out Fallout, which is in fourth place, but still has a ways to go to reach the top two shows, 56 Days and Beast Games.

Let me tell you, Roger is a character who consistently keeps you guessing, but his unpredictable behavior is often at the heart of the drama in American Dad!, and a lot of it could be easily avoided if he’d just think things through. I often hear people say he’s become predictable, but I disagree – Roger actually shows some genuine growth throughout the series. Honestly, when an episode centers around Roger, American Dad! almost always delivers. Whether he’s indulging in his own selfish desires or trying to make amends, those are the episodes fans revisit again and again – they’re just that good.

During a television appearance last weekend, John Davidson, an advocate for people with Tourette’s syndrome, involuntarily used a racial slur directed at Jordan and Lindo. Davidson has coprolalia, a condition where tics manifest as offensive outbursts. While viewers were informed about his condition, Lawson argues that more could have been done to ensure the safety and well-being of both Davidson and his fellow cast members. She believes simply including someone with a disability isn’t enough; true inclusivity requires providing the support needed to prevent harm. Lawson stated that Davidson’s disability was exploited during the incident, leading to harmful outcomes.

The beginning of Solo Leveling immediately hints at a much larger, terrifying story. While the series follows Sung Jinwoo’s journey as he grows in power, it’s more than just a typical story about a hero becoming strong. Beneath his victories lies the System, which constantly reminds us – and Jinwoo – of his vulnerability against a truly frightening and unforgettable evil.

Apple TV+ isn’t packed with new content in March 2026, with only three shows premiering, including a returning favorite. Still, there’s plenty to look forward to! An exciting international thriller, a high-quality limited series starring Elisabeth Moss, and the fifth season of a popular sci-fi show are all on the way. Here’s a rundown of everything coming to Apple TV+ in March 2026, and when you can start watching.

If you didn’t see this film when it came out in 2018, despite the good reviews, you should definitely check it out now. It didn’t make much money in theaters, but it’s a fantastic movie, and especially worth watching if you’re planning to see Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary in 2026. It’s a great way to get ready for the new film, and it’s one of the best biographical movies you’ve probably never seen.

Saturday Night Live delivered exactly what audiences seemed to crave: absurd, over-the-top comedy. While “Heated Rivalry” was decent, Connor Storrie’s clown performance was a clear standout. It’s the kind of boundary-pushing, physical comedy that’s been generating a lot of discussion lately – raw, contorted, and directly engaging with the audience, almost like a character from … Read more