The Charlie Brooker mockumentary features commentary about the year 2020 from fictional experts, world leaders and everyday people including a reporter (Samuel L. Jackson), historian (Hugh Grant), a doctor (Leslie Jones), a politician (Lisa Kudrow), a scientist (Samson Kayo), a tech executive (Kumail Nanjiani), an average citizen (Diane Morgan), and the Queen (Tracey Ullman).

The action series based on Luc Besson's franchise with Liam Neeson is a prequel that follows the young Green Beret named Bryan Mills (Clive Standen) as he learns those "very particular set of skills" he will utilize in the future.

The Duplass brothers' anthology series about the various people (Hugo Armstrong, Davie-Blue, Melonie Diaz, Jay Duplass, Veronica Falcon, Adam Foster, Ellen Geer, Keir Gilchrist, Philip Baker Hall, Sarah Hay, Poorna Jagannathan, Orlando Jones, Ethan & Gavin Kent, Amy Landecker, Konstantin Lavysh, Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris, Keta Meggett, Natalie Morgan, Ross Partridge, Karan Soni, Dendrie Taylor, Tony Todd, Will Tranfo, James Van Der Beek, Mae Whitman and Nat Wolff) who pass through one room in a motel.

The eighth and final season of the comedy.

Emily struggles with fame as she meets Edgar Allan Poe (Nick Kroll), architect Frederick Law Olmsted (Timothy Simons), and newspaper editor Sam Bowles (Finn Jones).

Each week a group of four guest actors improvises live comedy sketches in this version of the hit Australian series.

After Wolf West (David James Elliott) is sent to jail, his wife Cheryl (Virginia Madsen) decides the family of small-time criminals will attempt to be normal and stop doing the family business in this remake of the New Zealand series "Outrageous Fortune."

Based on the movie by the same name, the dark comedy reboot finds J.D. (James Scully) and Veronica (Grace Victoria Cox) dealing with the Heathers led by Heather Chandler (Melanie Field), her second in command Heather Duke (Brendan Scannell), and cheerleader Heather McNamara (Jasmine Mathews).

The third stand-up special for Jerrod Carmichael was recorded at New York City's Blue Note Jazz Club.

Life was not going well for Abby (Abby McEnany), but her life is changed when she starts dating a younger trans-man (Theo Germain) in this comedy created by McEnany and Tim Mason.

The semi-improvised comedy drama series created by Emily Mortimer is about Em (Mortimer), a British actress living in Los Angeles who hires her childhood friend Doll (Dolly Wells) to be her personal assistant.

The limited darkly comedic crime drama series created by Robert Siegel chronicles how Indian immigrant Somen "Steve" Banerjee (Kumail Nanjiani) created The Chippendales and the dangerous actions he took against potential competitors.

Darby (Anna Kendrick) searches for love in New York in this anthology series created by Sam Boyd.

Real-life married comic couple Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher play fictional versions of themselves in this comedy series on the streaming video channel Seeso.

Failed-musician-turned-fifth-grade-teacher Josh Corman (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) struggles with how his life is going after a breakup with his girlfriend in this dramedy created and directed by Gordon-Levitt.

Comic Garry Shandling draws upon his own talk show experiences to create the character of Larry Sanders, a paranoid, insecure host of a late night talk show. Larry, along with his obsequious TV sidekick Hank Kingsley and his fiercely protective producer Artie, allows Garry Shandling and his talented writers to look behind the scenes and to show us a convincing slice of behind the camera life.

Directed by Chris Rock, the debut HBO stand-up special for the Emmy-winning comedian was filmed in May 2014 at the famed New York theater.

The students and staff of Winchester University return for another season.

PhD student Amina Hussain (Anjana Vasan) is convinced to join a Muslim female punk band named Lady Parts as its lead guitarist in the British music comedy created, written and directed by Nida Manzoor. [Premieres in the UK on Channel 4 on 20 May 2021 and in the US on 3 Jun 2021 on Peacock]

Coworkers Alex (Hank Azaria) and Helen (Kathryn Hahn) both struggle with overcoming their previous relationships. After sleeping together, they decide to be just friends. Anthony Head reprises his role as Hank's boss, Stephen, in this series based on a British series with the same name.

Stella (Lucy Hale) was told she had terminal cancer and for the past eight years had been living life as if she would die soon, including marrying after a whirlwind romance with Wes (Elliot Knight). However, when she discovers she's been cured, she and her family must learn to live life again.

In this sitcom based on Alex Blumberg’s Gimlet Media podcast "StartUp," a journalist (Zach Braff) quits his job to start his own company.

The final season of Jill Soloway's dark comedy finds the Pfeffermans dealing with the loss of Maura in a two-hour long musical finale.

Set in the 1980s, San Diego housewife Sheila Rubin (Rose Byrne) finds direction with the help of aerobics in this dramedy created, written, and executive produced by Annie Weisman.

Set 25 years after the end of the 1992 movie of the same name, Bryson (Tequan Richmond), Jacqueline Boyer's son and Simone (Tetona Jackson), Marcus and Angela Graham's daughter (Jackson) seek their forge their own paths in this comedy created by Ben Cory Jones and Lena Waithe.

Mae Martin's Netflix comedy special was directed by Abbi Jacobson and was filmed at the Vogue Theater in Vancouver, Canada.

Rowdy the Cat looks to steal art from a museum guarded by Peanut the Security Dog in the Charlie Brooker animated interactive special that was inspired by Tex Avery cartoons.

MTV remakes the critically acclaimed British series about a group of teenagers in their finals years of high school and sets it in Baltimore.

Sean Hayes (Will & Grace) returns to NBC as a divorced gay dad whose teenage daughter suddenly moves in with him at the same time his job becomes more demanding. Thomas Lennon (The State, Reno 911), Linda Lavin (Alice), Echo Kellum (Ben and Kate), and Megan Hilty (Smash) also star, and the series comes from Better Off Ted creator Victor Fresco.

The comedy created by Jay Lacopo follows the misadventures of 26-year-old Cooper Barrett (Jack Cutmore-Scott), his married brother (Justin Bartha), and his two roommates (James Earl and Charlie Saxton), as they struggle with dating and work life.

Produced by produced by Ellen DeGeneres, Lizzy (Elisha Cuthbert), who still hasn't met the right woman, decides to have a baby with her still single best friend Luke (Nick Zano), only to him fall in love and marry Prudence (Kelly Brook) just as Lizzy conceives.

The new series with comedian Amy Schumer includes stand-up, scripted sketches, and interviews with people on the street.

The comings and goings of the wacky residents of The Captain, a famous Hollywood apartment building.

This new sitcom from the creators of "Will & Grace" revolves around twin sisters who take over the family lingerie business.

Leila (Desiree Akhavan) breaks up with her girlfriend Sadie (Maxine Peake) and begins dating men with the help of her neurotic roommate Gabe (Brian Gleeson) in this dramedy from Desiree Akhavan.

The mockumentary from John Levenstein features David Harbour as a fictional version of himself as he looks into his late father's career and discovers "lost" footage of his father's final stage play.

Whitney (Whitney Cummings) is determined not to let her relationship with Alex (Chris D'Elia) get too comfortable and boring.

The first of two standup specials on Netflix for Chris Rock was filmed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and is his first in 10 years.

Russell Brand talks about current events in politics and pop culture with a live audience.

Plum Kettle (Joy Nash), a ghost writer for a fashion magazine editor (Julianna Margulies), plans for losing weight leads her to become involved with a feminist group in this Marti Noxon dark comedy based on Sarai Walker’s book of the same name.

Based on the novel by Carrie Gerlach, this Heather Graham vehicle centers on a self-help publisher who has a simple rule for her own relationships: once she can list five reasons not to date a guy, he's history.

The comedy executive produced by Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone focuses on Hugh Davidson, Larry Dorf and Rachel Ramras as they try to get one of their famous friends to star in a script they developed.

The romantic comedy returns with Emily visiting Saint Tropez and other South of France locations.

Created by Dino Stamatopoulos, the animation show resembles the Archie comics but with a modern themes and darker humor. The show is part of Fox's late-night Animation Domination High-Def programming.

L.A. district attorney Maya Travis (Robin Tunney) left for Washington State after losing a high-profile double murder case against an A-list actor (Adewale Akinnouye-Agbaje). Eight years later, the same actor is again accused of murder and returns for another chance in this legal drama from Marcia Clark, Liz Craft and Sarah Fain.

Rocko, Heffer and Philbert return home to O-Town after 20 years in space in this special for the 1990s Nickelodeon cartoon created by Joe Murray.

The "prequel" to The Spoils of Babylon is Eric Jonrosh's (Will Ferrell) novel set in the jazz clubs of 1950s Los Angeles.

Ashton Kutcher's prank show is back; this time each episode is hosted by a different celebrity host, including Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Kellan Lutz, Bam Margera, Hayden Panettiere, and Dax Shepard.

The Kevin Hart stand-up special was filmed in his living room in September 2020.

Katherine (Katherine Ryan), a single mother with a nine-year-old daughter is thinking of having a second child with her ex (Rory Keenan) in this London-set comedy created and written by Ryan.

Josh (Chris Gethard) returns to his hometown of Big Lake, Pennsylvania, after losing his bank job in this Adam McKay/Will Ferrell-produced comedy, which also stars Saturday Night Live's Chris Parnell and Horatio Sanz.

In Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont's comedy series Mary + Jane, best friends Jordan (Scout Durwood) and Paige (Jessica Rothe) sell marijuana in Los Angeles.

The sequel to the 1981 Mel Brooks film, "History of the World Part I" features eight episodes of comedic sketches about historic events and people over four nights.

32-year-old Frank Marron (Brian Gleeson) lives with his mother (Pom Boyd) and plays childish pranks with his friend Doofus (Domhnall Gleeson) in this comedy from Brian and Domhnall Gleeson, and Michael Moloney.

16-year-old Pakistani-American Kamala Khan is struggling to find her place at her Jersey City school and at home when she suddenly gets superpowers like her favorite superhero, Captain Marvel.

The New Orleans NCIS field office is led by Special Agent Dwayne Pride (Scott Bakula) and his team that includes Special Agent Christopher LaSalle (Lucas Black), Special Agent Meredith “Merri” Brody (Zoe McLellan), and coroner Dr. Loretta Wade (CCH Pounder).

This comedy based on the popular Twitter feed follows the life of 20-something Henry Bennett (Jonathan Sadowski), who moves back in with his father Ed (William Shatner).

Spike Lee's 1986 film is updated into a 10-episodes series where Brooklyn artist Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise) struggles to balance work, friends and her three lovers: model Greer Childs (Cleo Anthony), investment banker Jamie Overstreet (Lyriq Bent) and “Da Original B-Boy Sneakerhead” Mars Blackmon (Anthony Ramos).

Will Arnett stars as a newly divorced reporter whose single life is quickly upended when his feuding parents decide to follow his lead and separate. His mother (Margo Martindale) moves in with him, while his father (Beau Bridges) crashes with his sister (Jayma Mays). The comedy comes from Greg Garcia (My Name Is Earl, Raising Hope).

Dave Johnson (Max Greenfield) moves his family from the Michigan to a Los Angeles neighborhood where they receive a less-than-welcoming reception from their skeptical next-door neighbor Calvin Butler (Cedric the Entertainer).

The TV movie follows Grumpy Cat (voiced by Aubrey Plaza) and a 12-year-old named Chrystal (Megan Charpentier) as they try to save the pet store Grumpy Cat lives in.

Three Mexican-American cousins (Karrie Martin, JJ Soria, and Carlos Santos) struggle for the American Dream as their grandfather's (Joaquin Cosio) taco business is threatened by gentrification in this dramedy from Marvin Lemus and Linda Yvette Chávez.

An adult Dean Williams (Don Cheadle) narrates the story of his coming-of-age in 1960s Alabama as a 12-year-old with his black middle-class family in this reboot of the 1980s family comedy of the same name.

After losing her investment banking job, Jennifer Doyle (Jaime Pressly) moves in with her mother (Jessica Walter) and finds work at her brother's sports bar.

Annie (Aidy Bryant) made some big decisions at the end of the first season but is starting to have second thoughts about them.

General Wesley Clark (retired) and Samantha Harris host the competitive reality show where Laila Ali, Dean Cain, Terry Crews, Nick Lachey, Todd Palin, Dolvett Quince, Picabo Street and Eve Torres compete in military-inspired missions for charity.

Members of the Bush administration are depicted as children in this animated satire that originated as a series of shorts for cellphones.

The comedy series from Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham about the 1940s All-American Girls Professional Baseball League is a reimagining of Penny Marshall's 1992 film of the same name.

Contracter Adam (Matt LeBlanc) finds taking care of the kids is harder than he thinks when his wife Andi (Liza Snyder) goes back to work as a medical lab technician.

The animated comedy from Mark Hentemann and ​Seth MacFarlane focuses on two families living near the US/Mexico border.

Best friends and neighbors Mitch (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and Russell (Tone Bell) talk about race, sex, and life in the DJ Nash comedy originally titled People Are Talking.

A court order brings high profile attorney Allen Braddock (Kelsey Grammer) in contact with Marcus Jackson (Martin Lawrence), a recently divorced lawyer who works mainly pro-bono cases.

The semi-autobiographical comedy series features Andrew Dice Clay as he seeks a career comeback after living life in the suburbs of Las Vegas.

General Naird and the Space Force come under pressure to prove their value to the new administration in the second season of the workplace comedy from Steve Carell and Greg Daniels.

The third sitcom for George Lopez has the comedian playing himself and exploring the problems of not fitting in with the working-class nor the life of a celebrity despite his success.

Emet (Sarayu Blue) is a working mom trying to have it all in this Amy Poehler executive produced comedy based on a book by Orli Auslander.

A blue-collar couple in Atlantic City, NJ face the parenting challenge of having 3 high-IQ children and trying to give them a normal life

The sports comedy from Denis Leary, Tom Sellitti, and Jim Serpico focuses on the amateur hockey club led by Paul Rosenberg (Andrew Schulz) with his friends Anthony (Chris Distefano), Dicky (Mark Gessner), and Sebalos (Ruy Iskandar).

A comedy about three housewives (Sandy Honig, Mitra Jouhari and Alyssa Stonoha) who are all named Debra.

For its ninth season, Conan becomes a half-hour long talk show airing Monday through Thursday.

The comedy from Bob Daily, Neil Goldman and Garrett Donovan based on the Tracy Letts' play of the same name is about the relationship a Chicago donut shop owner (Judd Hirsch) has with his new younger employee (Jermaine Fowler) and his customers.

Meredith Davis (Ari Graynor) poses as a teacher at her friend's step-daughter's school after convincing Principal Carl Gaines (David Alan Grier), but not everyone is so easily fooled in this comedy based on the 2011 film of the same name.

Anna (Kristen Bell) spends her days drinking wine and watching her neighbors when one day she thinks she sees someone murdered at her new neighbor's (Tom Riley) house in this limited series from Rachel Ramras, Hugh Davidson, and Larry Dorf.

Nate (Josh Zuckerman) returns from a business trip to find his best friend is dating his mother (Krista Allen) in this comedy developed for CW Seed before being picked up by the network.

San Francisco cartoonist Keef (Lamorne Morris) is close to making it into the "big time" when something happens that challenges his previous point-of-view in this comedy inspired by the personal experiences of writer/executive producer (and fellow cartoonist) Keith Knight.