In 1997, Malcolm Lee (voiced by André Holland) is getting ready to launch his AI system, Kokoro (voiced by Rosario Dawson) and in 2022, Eiko (voiced by Sonoya Mizuno) is sent into the past to protect him from the Terminator (voiced by Timothy Olyphant) in the anime series from Matt Tomlin.

Steven Grant (Oscar Isaac) is hearing voices and having vivid dreams that he soon discovers is related to sharing a body with a mercenary named Marc Spector in this series created by Jeremy Slater and based on the Marvel character.

The animated series explores Marvel's multiverse concept with alternative scenarios of what was seen in the MCU films such as Peggy Carter taking the super soldier serum.

In a near-future Los Angeles, former FBI agent Will Bowman (Josh Holloway) and his wife (Sarah Wayne Callies) are given an opportunity to be reunited with one of their sons if they cooperate with the occupying authorities.

Often overlooked and ignored, Rhiannon Lewis (Ella Purnell) is pushed over the edge and develops a penchant for killing in the Kirstie Swain six-part series based on C.J. Skuse's novel of the same name.

A year later, while working on a runaway girl case, Detective Stephen Holder (Joel Kinnaman) uncovers a series of murders connected to an old murder investigated by his former partner, Sarah Linden (Mireille Enos).

After hearing stories of the mythical Essex serpent, newly widowed Cora Seaborne (Claire Danes) moves from London to Essex, where she meets the village vicar (Tom Hiddleston) in this adaptation of Sarah Perry's novel of the same name.

The latest adaptation of Alexander Dumas' classic novel follows the adventures of D'Artagnon (Luke Pasqualino), Athos (Tom Burke), Aramis (Santiago Cabrera) and Porthos (Howard Charles) as Cardinal Richelieu (Peter Capaldi) seeks more power and control.

After the death of their leader, a group of monster hunters, including werewolf Jack Russell (Gael García Bernal), are sent on a deadly competition to find a relic weapon in this special directed by Michael Giacchino.

Otis and friends begin classes at Cavendish Sixth Form College in the fourth and final season of the dramedy created by Laurie Nunn.

Former IBM sales executive Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace) recruits reluctant Cardiff Electric engineer Gordon Clark (Scoot McNairy) and programming prodigy Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis) to reverse engineer IBM's BIOS system, setting up the PC revolution.

The coming of age comedy co-created by Eddie Gonzalez, Jeremy Haft and Lauren Iungerich, follows friends Cesar (Diego Tinoco), Ruby (Jason Genao), Monse (Sierra Capri), and Jamal (Brett Gray) as they navigate high school and life in South Central Los Angeles.

Paul (Iain De Caestecker)has apocalyptic dreams and starts seeing spirits, known as the fades, which seek their way into the living world through him.

Geneviève (Charlotte Gainsbourg) of the Paris Opera Ballet and Jack (Luke Kirby) at New York City Ballet exchange top dancers for a year in an effort to lure audiences back in the drama series created by Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino.

Due to a mix-up up in heaven, a model finds herself returned to the world of the living but within the body of a not so slim lawyer.

The adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy from the BBC and HBO follows Lyra (Dafne Keen) as she searches for her kidnapped friend, makes new friends and discovers secrets people want kept hidden.

Matt Murdock/Daredevil (Charlie Cox) and Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio) will face off again in the Disney+ series revival that will also feature Frank Castle/The Punisher (Jon Bernthal).

Maddie (Peyton List) investigates her own disappearance while attending high school in the afterlife in this young adult drama series based on a graphic novel by Nate & Megan Trinrud and Maria Nguyen.

Jean-Luc Picard and the crew of the La Sirena end up in the 21st century Earth in the second season of the Star Trek Universe series.

Will Travers (James Badge Dale), an analyst for API, a New York intelligence agency, soon discovers there is more to the company he works for than meets the eye.

11-year-old George Washington "Wash" Black (Ernest Kingsley, Jr.) escapes Barbados with his master's brother, "Titch" Wilde (Tom Ellis) and finds a mentor in Medwin Harris (Sterling K. Brown) while in Canada in the adaptation of Esi Edugyan's novel of the same name. [Premieres in the US on Hulu and on Disney+ internationally]

Widower and single father Gary (Josh Gad) meets Mary (Isla Fisher), who has a secret she is keeping from everyone in this romantic comedy written and created by Abe Forsythe.

The seemingly perfect life of The Richardsons (Reese Witherspoon and Joshua Jackson) is turned upside down by Mia Warren (Kerry Washington) and her daughter in the adaptation of Celeste Ng novel of the same name.

The series adaptation of the graphic novel has Mark Valley as Christopher Chance, who takes the place of his clients while investigating who is behind the threats.

17-year-old Pip Fitz-Amobi (Emma Myers) and her friends investigate the 2019 disappearance of Andie Bell in the mystery series based on Holly Jackson novel of the same name adapted by Poppy Cogan. [Premiered originally in the UK on BBC iPlayer on 1 Jul 2024 and in the US on Netflix on 1 Aug 2024]

The second Israeli miniseries about the 2003 attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7th (HBO Max's One Day in October is the other) was created, written and directed by Lior Chefetz. [Also premieres on Keshet 12 in Israel on 7 Oct 2025]

The Ed Burns crime drama set in 1967 where Public Morals Division officer Terry Muldoon (Ed Burns) tries to keep his family safe from his work investigating vice crimes.

Louis (Jeffrey Wright) is weeks away from the end of his 24-year jail sentence when he tries to help new inmate Beecher (Theothus Carter) adjust to life there in this movie filmed with actual inmates and staff in an active maximum-security prison.

The Hallmark Hall of Fame TV movie is based on Stacey Bess, a young teacher hired to teach a group of homeless children in Salt Lake City in 1987.

Trevor Bingley (Rowan Atkinson) causes chaos in his battles with a bee while housesitting a mansion in this comedy series created by Atkinson and William Davies.

The reality show focuses on former boxer Mike Tyson and his goal to become a champion of pigeon racing.

After being cancelled by NBC, John Wells' drama about the Los Angeles police department finds a new home on TNT.

The HBO movie dramatizing the early days of the AIDS crisis based on the best-seller by journalist Randy Shilts. The movie ocuses on the small band of researchers at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta given the task of determining the cause of AIDS and how it could be stopped.

After a bicycle accident, therapist Joy Richards (Toni Collette) seeks to fix her marriage and dwindling sex life with her husband Alan (Steven Mackintosh) by proposing an unorthodox solution in this series based on Nick Payne's play of the same name.

Competing for a cash prize, eight voguing houses will be judged in fashion and dance challenges by a panel that includes Jameela Jamil, Leiomy Maldonado, Megan Thee Stallion, and Law Roach in this ball culture competitive series hosted by Dashaun Wesley.

The adaptation of James M. Cain's novel focuses more on Mildred's (Kate Winslet) daughter Veda (Evan Rachel Wood) than the 1945 movie with Joan Crawford did.

Directed by Barry Levinson, the film focuses on Penn State's football coach Joe Paterno (Al Pacino) as the story of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal breaks and ultimately leads to Paterno's termination.

"Updating the classic 1960's action series The Fugitive (1963) with the thrills and high-tech style of the 1993 Oscar-winning hit movie, "The Fugitive" returns to television with the riveting tale of Dr. Richard Kimble (Tim Daly), an innocent man accused of murdering his beloved wife. Adrift in a sea of strangers in strange locations, Kimble, on the hunt for the one-armed man who actually committed the crime, desperately tries to avoid being captured by Lt. Philip Gerard (Mykelti Williamson, "The New WKRP in Cincinnati"), who always seems to be only two steps behind. From week to week, Kimble searches city after city for the elusive killer whose capture would finally allow him to prove his innocence and return to his former life. In constant flight in his quest for justice, Kimble touches many lives, but the encounters are ended as suddenly as they have begun when the fugitive is forced to escape to yet another city." - CBS press release. CBS premiered the much-hyped new action series on its Friday night lineup, which included fellow action series "Nash Bridges" and newcomer "CSI." Many predicted the new version of "The Fugitive" would become one of CBS's greatest hits, but the show only earned decent ratings for its first episode (curiously, everybody thought "CSI" was too morbid and wouldn't live to see a pickup, and it turned out to be the big hit "The Fugitive" was supposed to be). From then on ratings fell to an underexpected average, and eventually CBS decided to revitalize its Thursday nights with ratings magnet "CSI," bumping Dick Van Dyke's "Diagnosis Murder" to Fridays, where it took "The Fugitive"'s old time slot. Even with a good lead-in the ratings didn't rise (the show aired opposite "Who Wants to be a Millionaire," which at the time drew huge numbers, giving the show a push to death). At the end of the season, CBS decided to cancel the entire lineup. At least they had the decency to show the series finale - but not to tell the producers not to write in a cliffhanger. CBS Broadcast History (22 episodes) October 2000 - January 2001 --- Fridays 8:00 PM February 2001 - May 2001 --- Fridays 9:00 PM (Simulcast in HDTV)

Secret Service agent Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) is accused of killing the president (James Marsden) in the political thriller series created by Dan Fogelman.

Callie (Maia Mitchell) is taken in by lesbian couple Lena (Sherri Saum) and Stef (Teri Polo), who already have four adoptive and biological children together, in this drama executive-produced by Jennifer Lopez.

The French reimagining of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos's novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liasions) centers on Isabelle de Merteuil, the Marquise de Merteuil (Anamaria Vartolomei). [Known as Merteuil in France]

When her husband disappears, Gala (Eva Longoria) leaves New York with her daughter (Victoria Bazúa) and mother (Carmen Maura) to hide in Spain from criminals seeking their money in the dramedy series based on Sandra Barneda's novel La tierra de las mujeres.

Elsbeth Tascioni (Carrie Preston) uses her skills to help NYPD's Captain C.W. Wagner (Wendell Pierce) and Officer Kaya Blanke (Carra Patterson) investigate cases in this spin-off of The Good Wife.

Mark Easterbrook (Rufus Sewell) looks into why his name was on a list found in a dead woman's shoe in Sarah Phelps' latest Agatha Christie adaptation.

Set in the 1960s, Blackpool beauty queen Barbara Parker (Gemma Arterton) heads to London aiming for a sitcom role in this British comedy-drama series based on Nick Hornby's 2014 novel Funny Girl. [Premiered originally in the UK on Sky Max on 9 Feb 2023 and in the US on PBS on 7 Jan 2024]

PC Joanna Marshall (Sophie Rundle) investigates an unidentified man found dead in an underground parking lot after a flood in the British crime drama written by Mick Ford. [Premiered originally in the UK on ITV on 10 Jan 2024 and in the US on BritBox on 13 May 2024]

Led by an Emmy Award-winning cast, "Boston Legal" returns for its fifth and final season to tell the professional and personal stories of a group of brilliant but often emotionally challenged attorneys. Sometimes irreverent and funny, sometimes intense and moving, "Boston Legal" prides itself on being at the forefront of issue-oriented television, often addressing issues that are underreported by the media. Fast-paced and wildly comedic, the series confronts social and moral issues, while its characters continually stretch the boundaries of the law. Back-to-back Emmy Award winners James Spader and William Shatner play Alan Shore and Denny Crane, unlikely kindred spirits among the brigade of high-priced litigators at Crane Poole & Schmidt. In addition, Shirley Schmidt (played by five-time Emmy winner Candice Bergen), a founding partner of the firm, continues to help bring order to the chaotic office. She keeps a vigilant eye on all, particularly on Denny Crane, with whom she shares a checkered past. Continuing to keep the office staff in tow is no-nonsense senior partner Carl Sack (Emmy Award winner John Larroquette), yet another ex-boyfriend of Shirley's, who has a newfound respect for the quirky team. Added to the mix are Jerry Espenson (Emmy Award winner Christian Clemenson), Shore's friend and fellow lawyer who suffers from Aspergers syndrome; and Katie Lloyd (Tara Summers), a young associate who is proving that she can run with the big dogs in the Boston offices. US Broadcast History Oct 2004 - Mar 2005, Sunday at 10:00 PM on ABC and CH (Canada) Sep 2005 - Apr 2008, Tuesday at 10:00 PM on ABC and CH (Canada) Apr 2008 - May 2008, Wednesday at 10:00 PM on ABC and E! (Canada) Sep 2008, Monday at 10:00 PM on ABC and E! (Canada)

Coop continues his activities, but the arrival of a new neighbor threatens to expose him and put his family in danger in the second season of the drama series created by Jonathan Tropper.

FBI agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) takes a call on an emergency hotline for spies from non-spy Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan) in this Shawn Ryan thriller based on Matthew Quirk's novel of the same name.

DI Chandler, now permanently with the Whitechapel station, works with DS Miles and Edward Buchan (Steve Pemberton to discover if the next generation of Kray twins are behind the murders in the East End.

The adaptation of Jessie Burton's novel is set in 1686 Amsterdam where 18-year-old Nella Oortman (Anya Taylor-Joy) moves in with her new husband Johannes Brandt (Alex Hassell), who gifts her a dollhouse copy of their home. Nella begins questioning the extra packages of mini furniture and life-like dolls from a miniaturist appear to predict future events.

Hemmingway (Eric McCormack) is one of the 10 true-crime fans invited to the reopening of the Cold River Motel, where 30 years ago the unsolved Satanic Mass Murder occurred in this eight-part series from Aaron Martin and Ian Carpenter.

The prison dramedy returns for its sixth season with many of the ladies of Litchfield Penitentiary moves to maximum security.

Detective Chief Inspector Karl Roebuck (Stephen Dillane) and Capitaine Elise Wassermann (Clémence Poésy) must work together after the bodies of a French politician and a British prostitute are found in the midpoint of the Chunnel in this British/French adaptation of The Bridge that aired originally on Sky Atlantic/Canal+ in 2013. [A second season aired on Sky Atlantic/Canal+ in Apr/May 2016.]

A family of Irish gypsies in Louisiana goes on the lam after a big score, taking on the identity of a wealthy family after the real Riches are killed in an accident.

The Yellowstone prequel set in the 1880s follows James and Margaret Dutton (Tim McGraw and Faith Hill) as they move their family to start a new life on Montana.

The South Korean drama series features a group of indebted people who are invited to compete in (deadly) series of children's games to win millions of dollars.

Executive-produced by Ridley and Tony Scott, the documentary promises to show more information about the infamous battle at Gettysburg.

25 years later, DCI Paul Bethell (Philip Glenister) and DC Phil "Bach" Rees (Steffan Rhodri) use DNA to discover the identity of killer of three Welsh girl in 1973 in the four-part true-crime miniseries written by Ed Whitmore. [Premiered originally in the UK on BBC One on 15 May 2023 and in the US on Acorn TV on 27 Nov 2023]

Florence is in a state of chaos after Pazzi conspiracy as Leonardo continues his search for the Book of Leaves, Lucrezia seeks justice, and the Medici forge new alliances and enemies.

After discovering he is ill, rap mogul Lucious Lyon (Terrence Howard) must decide which of his three sons will inherit his company. This hip-hop family soap from Lee Daniels and Danny Strong (The Butler) also stars Taraji P. Henson and Gabourey Sidibe and features original music from Timbaland.

When a highly infectious virus with no known cure appears at the Reston Monkey Facility in 1989, U.S. Army veterinarian Dr. Nancy Jaax (Julianna Margulies) works to stop it from spreading in this six-part miniseries based on Richard Preston's 1995 nonfiction book about Ebola.

Nurse Annie Wilkes (Lizzy Caplan) turns up at Castle Rock in the second season of the psychological horror series from J.J. Abrams and Stephen King.

After 15 years in foster care, Lux seeks out her birth parents so she can become an emancipated minor. She finds her father who reveals her mother is her favorite radio host. A judge refuses Lux's request and gives shared custody to her parents instead.

Airing for five seasons on Showtime--making it one of the longest-running African-American TV dramas in history--Soul Food was adapted from George Tillman, Jr.'s movie of the same name, which in turn was based on his own childhood experiences in the Midwest. The series picked up six months after the events of the film, though with a new ensemble cast, led by Rockmond Dunbar, Nicole Ari Parker, Boris Kodjoe, and Vanessa A. Williams.

Self-help book author Abby McCarthy (Lisa Edelstein) seeks advice from her divorced friends Lyla (Janeane Garofalo) and Phoebe (Beau Garrett) to restart her life as a single woman after separating from her husband, Jake (Paul Adelstein).

Narrated by an (unseen) man in the year 2030 telling his children the story of his 20-something years, this "Friends"-like sitcom actually revolves around a group of five friends in present-day Manhattan.

Hard-living Victorian detective Inspector Rabbit (Matt Berry) reluctantly investigates murders with a new straight-laced partner (Freddie Fox) and the adopted daughter (Susan Wokoma) of the chief of police in the British comedy written by Andy Riley and Kevin Cecil.

Police chief Jo (Allison Tolman) finds herself in the middle of a conspiracy when she takes in a child (Alexa Skye Swinton) she finds at the scene of a mysterious plane accident with no memory in this thriller from Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters.

Based on a Brazilian show, cautious Evie (Tori Anderson), who works at a distribution center, falls in love with a man (Joshua Sasse) who believes an apocalypse is coming.

Suzie (Rashida Jones), an American woman living in Japan, is given a robot called Sunny after her husband and son disappear in a mysterious plane crash in the mystery thriller series created by Katie Robbins.

Marcia Gay Harden plays the mother of Amanda Knox (Hayden Panettiere), an American student accused of murdering her roommate while studying in Italy.

A former spy works as a private investigator in Miami while he attempts to learn why the CIA terminated his services in this darkly-comic original drama.

Corporate attorney Joanna Hanley (Kristin Kreuk) returns to to her hometown of Millwood to represent her client but after winning the case, she decides to stay.

Domino Day (Siena Kelly) use of dating apps to find people to feed on brings her to the attention of a coven of witches - some who want to help her and others who want to send her the elders. [Premiered originally in the UK on BBC Three on 31 Jan 2024 and in the US on Sundance Now/AMC+ on 27 Jun 2024 as Domino Day: Lone Witch]

It's almost the end of summer and the boys and girls of Constance Billard and St. Jude's School for Boys meet up again in the East Hamptons before the school year begins.

Ezekiel (Justice Smith), Shaolin Fantastic (Shameik Moore), Boo-Boo (TJ Brown), Ra-Ra (Skylan Brooks), and Mylene Cruz (Herizen Guardiola) are teenagers in South Bronx as hip-hop, punk, and disco emerges from 1970s New York in this Baz Luhrmann drama.

The series set in the same universe as 2018 film Love, Simon follows new Creekwood High student Victor (Michael Cimino) as he adjusts to a new school, deals with family issues and comes to terms with his sexual orientation.

Ginny Baker (Kylie Bunbury) is called up by the San Diego Padres to pitch in the major leagues and must prove herself among the players including team captain, catcher Mike Lawson (Mark-Paul Gosselaar).

Produced by J.J. Abrams, high school history teacher Jake Epping (James Franco) travels back in time to stop the assassination of JFK in the adaptation of Stephen King novel's 11/22/63.

Geralt of Rivia takes Princess Cirilla to his childhood home of Kaer Morhen in the second season of the fantasy series based on the Polish book series by Andrzej Sapkowski.

Set 200 years before the events of “Game of Thrones,” the prequel focuses on House Targaryen that includes King Viserys Targaryen (Paddy Considine), his younger brother Prince Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) and the king's daughter Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D’Arcy).

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation took television by storm in 2000 with its innovative and cutting-edge updating of a standard series concept – in this case, the cop show. Suddenly, instead of simply whodunit, solving crimes was a matter of howdunit, and with what size shoe, and whether anyone left behind traces of evidence that the blue ALS light could pick up. Now that gritty approach to crime known as forensic science makes its way from Las Vegas to the streets of Florida in CSI: Miami. A whole new team of crime scene investigators is on hand to probe the seamy underside of what some refer to as Cuba North and others call Georgia South. Consider it a tropical blend of people, culture, nightlife and, of course, the occasional killing or two. Just as you do in Vegas, come for the crime, stick around for the clues. And there's always a clue. The Team Horatio Caine is the lead criminologist, sort of the Grissom of the spin-off. But he's got a dangerous edge and a "blind allegiance to justice." Tim Speedle was a young, well-educated criminalist who did his job in honor of his high school friend, who died two years after he was paralyzed in a snowmobile accident. He died on duty when he was shot in a jewelry store while investigating a murder. Eric Delko is a funny and lovable character, now working as a CSI, specializing in underwater recovery. Alexx Woods is a young coroner. Alexx has the education that has earned her the nickname "knowologist," and she often challenges the other CSIs. She is known to talk to the victims. Calleigh Duquesne is the team's ballistics expert, sometimes known as the "bullet girl." Ryan Wolfe is the newest member of the team. He is young and often thinks outside the box to help solve cases.

The mystery of Rosie Larson's murder continues, and her killer is to be revealed at the end of the season.

Intelligence officer John Tavner (Michael Dorman) takes a job at Milwaukee's McMillan Industrial Piping to position himself to travel overseas to stop Iran from restarting its nuclear program in this dramedy from Steven Conrad.