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Paramount cleared 68 jurisdictions and still can't close, HBO's Lanterns is a shockingly good Green Lantern show, and Outer Banks ends.
House of the Dragon is treason-ing, Reacher is punching, and Apple ran out of ideas.
Reacher hits Philadelphia, Shane Gillis reopens the garage, and Paramount's billionaire writes a newspaper essay about how trustworthy he is.
House of the Dragon returns, Silo runs it back, and Ted Lasso comes out of retirement for the checks.
Disney kills an Emmy-nominated show it just renewed, The Morning Show calls it quits, and Batman actually shows up on Prime.
Half a billion for more Walking Dead, plus French directors spill Netflix's dumb-it-down notes.
A judge freezes the $110B Paramount merger, He-Man limps onto Prime Video, and Kevin Hart joins the wrong bachelor party.
A Targaryen wins a war, Netflix invents frontier flashbacks, and Ghost in the Shell comes back to explain the internet.
Outlander ends after 8 seasons, The Boys is back, and the President is your new portfolio manager.
The Boys comes back bloody, Invincible comes back bloodier, and Netflix is making Scooby without Scooby.
The Boys ends, Euphoria is back on its bad behavior, and Mark Wahlberg sells condoms at the World Cup.
Malcolm's back, Gilead's back, the Boys are back, and Netflix made a movie about sharks inside a hurricane.
Season 5 of a cartoon where a teenager gets beaten into paste, plus a dog comedy in the Tyrolean Alps
Detective Hole is a real show. The Boys is back. Noah Wyle is still in the ER having a nervous breakdown in real time.
Noah Wyle returns to the ER, Elisabeth Moss whispers in another prestige drama, and Prime revives Jury Duty
Two shows named Rooster drop the same week. One has a chicken fighting kaiju. The other has Steve Carell.
DTF St. Louis is a real show that a real network paid for. Plus: Peaky Blinders won't die.
Scrubs returns, HBO greenlights a love triangle corpse comedy, and Werner Herzog is chasing ghost elephants in Angola.
Three hospitals, two cartoon lawyers, one Gordon Ramsay opening five restaurants in one building. Help.
The Pitt returns, Chris Hemsworth drives on the 101, and Alan Ritchson fights a giant robot for some reason