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10 Best Moments Of Dexter: Resurrection Season One, One Year Later

Josh Bate — Wed, 15 Jul 2026 00:00:18 GMT

The iconic serial killer drama Dexter returned with a new iteration of the show this time last year, meaning that it’s now celebrating its one-year anniversary. Dexter: Resurrection saw the return of Michael C. Hall in the role he made so famous in the late 2000s, but this time with a twist, as the new show is set in New York City.

8 Forgotten Shows That Will Make You Nostalgic For The '90s

Memory Ngulube — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 20:15:18 GMT

The 1990s were one of the most fascinating and influential decades in television history, with some of the best TV shows from the era still dominating today’s pop culture discourse. While many iconic '90s series continue to receive recognition today, countless other shows have quietly disappeared from the spotlight. These forgotten '90s shows may not have reached the cultural impact of Friends, The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or Seinfeld, but they captured the spirit of the decade in their own way.

6 Biggest Surprises Of 2026's TV Releases So Far

Ben Sherlock — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 19:30:18 GMT

We’re only halfway through 2026, but it’s already been a wild year for TV. This year’s television offerings began with Stranger Things’ disastrous series finale on New Year’s Day, and it’s only gotten crazier from there. Euphoria and The Boys both bowed out with deeply divisive final seasons, and unexpected sleeper hits like Widow’s Bay and Spider-Noir have popped up out of nowhere.

13 Greatest Space Opera TV Shows Of All Time

Memory Ngulube — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 17:30:17 GMT

For decades, space opera has represented the strongest and boldest possibilities of science fiction television. While some of these epic tales are but distant memories, they still represent the best that the subgenre has to offer and have paved the way for modern sci-fi adventures. Shows like Star Trek: The Next Generation, Battlestar Galactica, The Expanse, and Farscape have proven that space opera is about more than just great spaceships and alien battles, and that their deep themes go beyond thrilling adventures.

10 Best K-Drama Performances By K-Pop Idols

Shealyn Scott — Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:30:17 GMT

K-dramas starring idols are far from a novel concept, but viewers' standards are higher than ever. In the past decade, Korean film & television, music, and culture at large have been embraced on a global scale, making everything from BTS to Buldak ramen more popular than ever. Yet, there is a divisive ongoing trend wherein top K-pop artists pivot their careers to take on major acting roles.

The Five Star Weekend's 5 Main Characters Ranked

Arielle Port — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 23:00:18 GMT

The following article contains SPOILERS for The Five Star Weekend.

10 Most Powerful Characters In Heroes Season 1

Adam Holmes — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 14:00:17 GMT

As the superhero movies and TV shows started getting more popular in the 2000s, Heroes gave viewers the opportunity to explore this genre unburdened by established IP. Created by Tim King, the NBC series introduced a world where people with superpowers live in secret. Multiple story arcs brought the starring cast of characters together, which primarily revolved around the threat of an exploding man destroying New York City, as well as the line, “Save the cheerleader, save the world,” and the eclipse that awakened many of their powers.

10 Most Action-Packed K-Dramas Ever Made, Ranked

Mary Kassel — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 03:59:18 GMT

The flexibility of the K-drama medium continues to be eagerly studied by its devoted fan base across its multiple beloved genres. Plenty of viewers justifiably flock to its excellent romance offerings, with no small amount of love for its other niches like legal or fantasy K-dramas. But there's something special and raw about the shows coming out of South Korea boasting exceptional action, combat choreography, and more than likely, at least one favorite series starring Ji Chang-wook.

5 Superhero Shows That Have Aged Like Fine Wine

Ben Sherlock — Mon, 13 Jul 2026 00:45:19 GMT

While superhero movies didn’t really take off until the 2010s, when the Marvel Cinematic Universe reshaped the blockbuster landscape, comic book crimefighters have always been a staple of television. In the 1950s, George Reeves played Superman. In the 1960s, Adam West played Batman. In the 1970s, Bill Bixby played the Incredible Hulk. There are a lot more superheroes on the small screen now than there were in the 20th century — every year, Disney+ seems to churn out more superhero shows than we used to get in a decade — but there are some timeless classics that still hold up today.

10 Best Death Game Anime

Ben Sockol — Sun, 12 Jul 2026 23:00:22 GMT

Few anime genres create tension quite like the death game. By forcing characters into brutal contests where every decision could mean the difference between survival and a fatal mistake, these series turn simple games into intense psychological battles. The best death game anime are not just about shocking deaths or extreme violence, they explore human nature, desperation, trust, betrayal, and what people are willing to sacrifice when pushed to their limits.