The latest legal drama from Michelle and Robert King asks the unthinkable: what if someone stood up to the tech billionaires breaking modern life?

“The Lowdown” is back for another season and a Tenzing Norgay biopic arrives.

A Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh movie, a “Reacher” spinoff and a “LEGO Star Wars” are among this month’s highlights.

Hal and John’s replacement Lantern, a flashy, image-obsessed former gym teacher, doesn’t seem like the best guy to repair the brand.

The dominant theme of this week’s action-packed and chaotic episode was evolution. Situations shift. People move on.

John and Hal seem to be realizing, very reluctantly, that they might actually need each other.

The finale finally shows us the shocking inner workings of Silo 1, but we’ll have to wait until next season for more answers.

This week offered an in-depth look at how John Stewart got to be next in line to wear the Green Lantern ring. It wasn’t an easy road.

Daniel and Helen tour the silo complex in the 21st-century timeline and take a little too long to realize something is off.

This week’s episode gave us better look at what the life of a world famous superhero is like. It isn’t particularly glamorous.

Daniel and Helen find out the origins of the silo colony and why a billionaire would spend his fortune on preserving humanity.

Episode 1 of HBO’s Green Lantern series offered two very different origin stories for two very different heroes. It also set a decidedly offbeat tone.

Juliette is starting to feel the weight of her decisions as the lives of her allies — and the people she’s sworn to protect — are put in danger.

Camille’s thankless job keeping everyone in line and answering to the Algorithm is especially demanding this week.

“Ted Lasso” returns, and “The Shards” and a documentary about Novak Djokovic also arrive.

This week’s episode doubles back to fill in the gaps from the time jump in the premiere. Which begs the question: Did we need to wait until the midseason for that reveal?

This week’s ‘Silo’ is much more exciting than last week’s, posing its big thematic questions about loyalty and selfhood amid urgent crises, both in Silo 18 and in the Washington, D.C., flashbacks.

The increasingly fraught working relationship between Camille and the Algorithm develops into something more mysterious and dangerous this week.

Juliette’s (Rebecca Ferguson) memory erasure is causing misunderstandings and problems throughout the silo.

The season’s wild twists and loose ends ramp up to a good old-fashioned gunfight with a Mexican drug gang in a mostly satisfying finale.