The Best TV Shows and Movies to Watch Right Now on Paramount+
From “Twin Peaks” to “The Godfather,” here is what you should catch on the world’s newest streaming service.
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From ‘Happy Days’ to ‘The Hills,’ Pluto TV Opens the Vault of CBS Library Programming
As the ViacomCBS streaming strategy continues to shake out, Pluto TV finds strength in providing exclusive access to classic TV.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Finale Review: The Season-Long Reboot Comes to an End
“That Hope Is You, Part 2” ends Season 3 with the realization that the 32nd Century is this show’s new normal — complete with a new captain.
‘Coyote’ Review: Michael Chiklis’ Border Patrol Drama on CBS All Access Never Finds Its Footing
Michelle MacLaren adds depth and nuance to her two-episode premiere, but this messy blend of morality lesson and rescue mission never gels.
‘The Stand’: CBS All Access Series Highlights Stephen King’s Disability Stereotypes
“The Stand” ends up saying more about King’s view of disability than ours.
‘The Stand’ Review: Stephen King’s CBS All Access Adaptation Is a Plague Unto Itself
Needlessly grim and deeply unpleasant, the 2020 spin on Stephen King’s longest book won’t rank anywhere near his best adaptations.
‘The Stand’: CBS All Access Series Doesn’t See Itself as Pandemic Story
“I’ve never regarded ‘The Stand’ as a book about a pandemic,” series creator Benjamin Cavell said during a virtual panel discussion.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Review: David Cronenberg Is a Federation Officer in Episode 5
This show keeps getting more ambitious — now with a first glimpse of the ultra-futuristic Federation that remains.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Review: Episode 4 Is a Return to ‘Trek’ at Its Most Emotional
Blu del Barrio and Ian Alexander made Episode 4, “Forget Me Not,” one of the most emotional “Star Trek: Discovery” installments ever.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Review: Earth Is a Very Different Place in Episode 3
Episode 3, “People of Earth,” introduce Blu del Barrio’s winning Adira and shows an Earth that’s changed since the Federation’s fall.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 3 Review: So Where Did the Crew End Up in Episode 2?
A soporific second episode makes us hope there’s more to the 32nd century than Western saloon-style standoffs and shootouts.
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Review: Season 3 Makes a Satisfying, Emotional Jump to the 32nd Century
A 930-year time jump allows this talented cast to escape convoluted franchise mythology and focus on rich, resonant storytelling.
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