Another popular science-fiction show is no more, as HBO’sThe Nevershas been canceled while still in its first season. The show will be removed from HBO Max along with another sci-fi drama, the recently canceledWestworld. According toVariety,The Neverswill be immediately stricken from the HBO Max platform. TheJoss Whedon-helmed seriesdebuted its first part in 2021, and was set to premiere the back half of its first season sometime next year. The show, set in Victorian London, depicts a group of women who suddenly develop abnormal abilities following a strange supernatural event....

One genre of TV shows that always manages to thrive is teen dramas. In just about every generation the genre has not only survived on television, but often thrived, whether it’s classics likeDawson’s Creek,Degrassi, or more modern fare like13 Reasons WhyandEuphoria. While the risqué nature of the shows has changed somewhat with the advent of streaming, the tropes and storylines of teen dramas haven’t changed all that much since their inception....

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersforThe Last of Us: Part II. For more of our coverage, be sure to check out ourspoiler-free review, ourbeginner’s tips & tricks here, thelist of trophies, and afull-on spoiler rundown here, including ourending explainer, thebig event that kicked everything off, and why the game should be astrong contender for Game of the Year.] The Last of Us: Part IImay have continuedNeil Druckmann’s story of a post-apocalyptic world in which humans still manage to wage wars against each other despite the very real threat of extinction, but we can’t help but feel that Part II is but the second act in a three-act play....

Collider can exclusively reveal the first featurette for Netflix’s upcoming filmWorth, and it delves into the lessons that its creators hope that audiences take away from it. In the featurette, Keaton andKen Feinberg, who he portrayed in the film, discuss the impact of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund and the journey that Ken embarked on as he sat down and talked with those family members left behind by victims of the attack....

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersthrough the Season 3 finale ofYou, “What Is Love?"] After three seasons ofYou, starPenn Badgleyseems to have gotten pretty comfortable with getting under the skin of Joe, a humble book-lover who has a bad habit of getting obsessed with and/or murdering people. After Season 2 brought Joe from New York to Los Angeles, Season 3 features him relocating to a sunny Northern California suburb with new wife Love (Victoria Pedretti) and their baby Henry; while things look picture perfect, it doesn’t take long before both Joe and Love’s true natures emerge, causing lots of bloody problems for the young couple....

Among fans ofGrey’s Anatomy,there’s always the running joke that, with 20 years of on-the-air loyalty, we’re basically honorary medical staff ourselves. Even the cast jokes about it and will sometimes get quizzed on their medical knowledge, of which they seemingly know quite a bit. There is, however, one actor in the cast that could outshine them all on the hospital floor, and that’sKathy C. Anwho plays BokHee. BokHee can be seen in countless episodes of the series assisting as a scrub nurse in the O....

It looks likeThe Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2willnotbe the first film inThe Hunger Gamesfranchise to fall to second place in its sophomore weekend. The fourth and final film in the blockbuster series took in a reported $21.2 million on Black Friday: the unofficial start of the holiday movie season. Yesterday’s estimate was slightly higher than expected and means thatMockingjay 2will stay on top of the box office with about $50 million for the three-day weekend and $74 million over the five-day Thanksgiving frame....

It’s not often that there’s an in-depth peeling back of the curtain on an upcoming season of television, but who better than to explain it than the author of its source material? That can be said about an interviewBridgertonbook series authorJulia Quinndid with US Weekly. In the interview, Quinn dishes on what’s to come for the series as a whole, includingif she knows who will lead Season 5as well as what all she’s seen from the upcoming Season 4, officially set to debut next year....

Quite like the subjects at the center of its story, it seems thatThe Walking Deadfranchise will never die. And,Scott Gimpleplans to keep it that way. Having served as an executive producer and showrunner during the flagship series’ lengthy run, Gimple is incredibly close to the universe and has gone on to spearhead several of its spin-offs. Despite the original show tapping out after a successful 11-season run back in 2022, the name continues to dominate the charts over at AMC....

This review was originally part of our coverage for the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Sometimes I Think About Dying, by directorRachel Lambert, begins with several scenes of beauty within mundanity. A deer runs down cement stairs in a neighborhood; dozens of apples have congregated on a sewer grate in the street; a gigantic flock of pigeons swarms to a man’s front yard. For Fran (Daisy Ridley), she has a hard time appreciating these moments of small beauty in life the way other people do....

Any concerns that viewers had aboutThe Americanstreading water in its penultimate season have been answered swiftly and decisively at the start of its final season.The Americans— not only one of TV’s best shows, but one of its tensest and most anxiety-inducing — kicks off Season 6 in the middle of turmoil. After a three-year time jump (starting in October of 1987), the emotional intensity has built to a fever pitch, proving that this final run of episodes may be the best the show has ever offered....

I think many would agree that the MCU hasn’t been the same since the epic conclusion to the Infinity Saga withAvengers: Infinity Warin 2018. Iron Man is gone (butRobert Downey Jr.isn’t), Black Widow is dead, andKevin Feigeand company are more committed to Disney+ exclusive TV releases. With slow box office performances for the movie releases of the past few years, a directionless Phase Four and Five, and a last-minute big bad switch, the MCU has been failing to top itself for the best part of the past decade....

A good story needs a good villain, and with its almost unprecedented tenure,Doctor Whodefinitely has some great ones. From the brutal, emotionless Daleks to the excentric and demented The Master, there are some evil characters in the series that viewerstruly love to hate.But, there are some that, through the clever writing and expertly delivered acting performances, you end up sympathizing with. After all, it is a large multiverse out there and not all extraterrestrial life forms will make a good first impression or be understood immediately....