The innovative wordsmith’s time spent in and outside of the world of neurological studies is captured in this portrait of both his breakthroughs and insecurities.
Josh Thomas’ fantastic Freeform series doesn’t miss a beat as it follows its main four making their way through the pandemic.
One of history’s most confounding art thefts, at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, yields a four-part overview.
The eight-part cat-and-mouse tale of an international con artist scrambles its timeline and emphasizes the psychological toll of being in a killer’s orbit.
Spanning everything from dry cleaning to outer space, this eight-part look at people’s most treasured clothing items captures an expansive variety of life’s experiences.
The next few weeks will bring series starring Kate Winslet, Kyle MacLachlan, John Stamos, Nasim Pedrad, Cristin Milioti, and some guy named Theroux.
In Season 2, the pair’s ongoing reunion with “Peep Show” writer Simon Blackwell keeps up a series of brotherly mind games as only they can.
It’s pretty much “Ted Lasso” for 12-year-olds, with all the well-earned teamwork and sweetness you could want.
Hulu’s Blumhouse anthology finishes up its second season with a family drama featuring one key otherworldly layer.
Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan’s misfit Shlorpians are back for more destruction, but there are already signs that this show might be locked in its own odd comfort zone.
A series of investigations into paranormal happenings in Victorian London forms the foundation for this Netflix show that embraces all of its genre influences.
Fede Alvarez directs this unsettling nine-episode series that plays out entirely through a series of doomed phone conversations.
