Tag: prime-video

Three full seasons land between Wednesday and Thursday: The Terminal List season 2 (8 episodes), The New Stanford Prison Experiment (6 episodes) and Nobody Wants This season 3 (10 episodes). Here's the order I'd watch them in, which one to binge, which to pace and which can wait for reviews.

Wednesday, October 21 stacks the Slow Horses season 6 finale, all of The Terminal List season 2 and Netflix's New Stanford Prison Experiment, with Nobody Wants This season 3 and Lupin Part 4 right behind. In theaters, Street Fighter punched its way to No. 1 with an estimated $31M domestic and $51M worldwide.

Two shows land on Wednesday, October 7 with opposite release plans: Mike Flanagan's Carrie drops all 8 episodes at once on Prime Video, while Mackenzie Crook's Small Prophets doles out 6 half-hours weekly on Apple TV. Here's what the reviews say, where each one drags, and how to split your week between them.

Streaming owns the week of October 5: Mike Flanagan's Carrie lands on Prime Video all at once on Wednesday, the same night Ted Lasso closes out its fourth season on Apple TV. Add Mackenzie Crook's Small Prophets, the SNL documentary Lorne and all four seasons of Mayor of Kingstown hitting Netflix, and your couch has a full calendar.

The Boys series finale "Blood and Bone" dropped overnight on Prime Video — 65 minutes of payoff, eight years of buildup, and at least four major deaths I'm still processing with my morning coffee 🍿. Critics gave the season 97% on Rotten Tomatoes. Audiences gave it 65%. I binged the whole five-season run in the lead-up, and after watching the finale at 3am UTC, here is why I think the critics are closer to right — and where the audience-score gap is honestly earned.

OK friends, Boys S5 Ep5 "One-Shots" just hit and yeah — Firecracker is dead, Homelander used the eagle statue (yes, literally, you have to see it), and somehow Padalecki and Misha Collins did a full Supernatural reunion in the same vignette and it works. I binged this immediately and I need to talk about it. 🍿

Okay. We're four episodes deep into The Boys final season — that's the halfway mark — and Ep 4 "King of Hell" just did the thing I didn't know I wanted: it split the fandom right down the middle. Some reviewers are calling it pure fun, others are calling it underwhelming. I'm here to tell you they're both right, and that's exactly why it works. 🍿

The Boys Season 5 is three episodes deep, sitting at 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, and it already feels like the show is done playing nice. After Season 4's divisive run, this final season is swinging for the fences — and connecting.

The Boys just premiered its final season to 98% on Rotten Tomatoes and the #1 streaming spot worldwide. Casey Throwback Mills looks back at how a blood-soaked Amazon show became the most important superhero series ever made.

The last week of April brings heat. Netflix drops Man on Fire in full, Apple TV+ launches a Stephen King-vibes horror-comedy, and Prime Video adapts one of the greatest Latin American novels ever written. Oh, and some of your favorite shows are hitting serious endgame territory.

The final season of The Boys premieres April 8. The cast is already warning fans about 'mixed' reactions. Here's the thing: this show stopped being great two seasons ago, and no amount of Homelander speeches will fix what's broken.

April is stacked. From the return of Beef with Oscar Isaac to the final ride of The Boys, plus a Malcolm in the Middle revival nobody saw coming — here's everything worth clearing your schedule for.