Fall 2024-Summer 2025 New/Returning/Streaming/TV Shows

[sk8pics]

Finished the 3rd season of Shrinking last night; the episode was available yesterday. Loved it. Loved the particular Easter egg that Harrison Ford uttered.

I read that it will be back for a 4th (and maybe additional beyond that) season set after "some time has passed." That will be interesting. All the actors are scheduled to return.

 

[text_skate]

I finished a Canadian limited series called Little Bird, about the Sixties Scoop when Canadian governmental officials were apprehending Indigenous children from their families (with the lamest reasons) to be adopted to white parents. Powerful, beautiful. For Americans, you should be able to see this on PBS.

and Europeans on arte

 

[my little pony]

the testaments started on Hulu, they dropped 3 episodes

 

[Cachoo]

Here's the preview for "Widow's Bay" (ah-who, ah-who)

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[MacMadame]

Finished the 3rd season of Shrinking last night; the episode was available yesterday. Loved it. Loved the particular Easter egg that Harrison Ford uttered.

I'm watching it now! I got very behind so I had to watch a lot to catch up.

 

[Angelskates]

the testaments started on Hulu, they dropped 3 episodes

Phew it’s a hard, excellent watch. The cinematography is incredible.

 

[my little pony]

my Hulu isnt ad free and every episode I saw ads for period panties. I was like well played with your product placement sir, well played.

 

[clairecloutier]

We just watched "Families Like Ours" on Netflix. It's a Danish series, set sometime in the (near) future, about how Denmark decides to shut down as a country because it's going to be overrun by massive climate change-fueled flooding. It shows how this process affects several interconnected Danish families. We found it really gripping--if a little bit scarily on-the-nose, considering everything happening these days.

 

[sk8pics]

I watched the season finale of Star Fleet Academy last night. Enjoyed it. And I thought the “news updates” running across the bottom of the screen during the “trial” were hilarious.

 

[Bunny Hop]

On the whole I ended up enjoying Starfleet Academy, even though I knew I wasn't the target audience. I did like Holly Hunter's character.

 

[MacMadame]

On the whole I ended up enjoying Starfleet Academy, even though I knew I wasn't the target audience. I did like Holly Hunter's character.

I loved it! I'm not saying the season was perfect but it was interesting and fun. I liked that they took a lot of Teen Drama tropes and turned them on their heads. The main characters were interesting too.

I'm so sad that next seaon will be the last. It had a lot of potential.

 

[Skate Talker]

I'm so sad that next seaon will be the last. It had a lot of potential.

I can't provide an exact source but I was listening on the radio to a program discussing issues in the entertainment industry and one of the guests claimed that the second season isn't even going to air. Hope that isn't true.

 

[ilovepaydays]

So………the first episode of Euphoria Season Three dropped last night. I’m seeing murmurs that it’s bad. Really bad. So bad that it’s not even worth watching to look at Jacob Elordi.

 

[MacMadame]

I can't provide an exact source but I was listening on the radio to a program discussing issues in the entertainment industry and one of the guests claimed that the second season isn't even going to air. Hope that isn't true.

TPTB have said it is going to be aired.

 

[PeterG]

So... Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" is being replaced by Byron Allen's "Comics Unleashed." I'm... skeptical of the title, even if it's basically using the same name as Allen's old show. If Colbert got canceled because of things he said about the Trump administration (and let's face it, that's what happened), then how is anything said on Allen's show going to be "unleashed" in any way?

It will be unleashed just like it has been since the show began in 2006. Comedians saying wild things their dating lives, eating at Red Lobster and what their pet did this week. It will be WILD!!!

I finished a Canadian limited series called Little Bird, about the Sixties Scoop when Canadian governmental officials were apprehending Indigenous children from their families (with the lamest reasons) to be adopted to white parents. Powerful, beautiful. For Americans, you should be able to see this on PBS.

This show has stayed with me and probably will for a long time. What an amazing piece of work that they all created!

 

[Bunny Hop]

I can't provide an exact source but I was listening on the radio to a program discussing issues in the entertainment industry and one of the guests claimed that the second season isn't even going to air. Hope that isn't true.

Unless they haven't even started Post Production yet that would seem like a waste of money. Possible they will hold it back until they have a month where they aren't releasing anything else and need something they can promote. But who knows.