‘It’s Always Sunny’ has yet to confirm whether or not it will return, and to end after season 18 finale ‘The Guys Have a Sleepover’ would be a reasonable move for TV’s longest-running live-action comedy. But when has the Gang ever been reasonable?

Prime Video’s ‘Carrie’ refashions Stephen King’s debut novel into eight episodes of commentary on bullying, parenting, social media, and the many ways women have been demonized by men. What the series is rarely about, though, is Carrie herself.

Director Bassam Tariq felt like a ‘failure’ after his Mahershala Ali–starring take on ‘Blade’ fell apart — until he made something better: the exceptional ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother,’ also starring Ali.

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’ is a Russian nesting doll of plot twists and framing devices, one that ends in a very different place than where it began. Let’s unpack how it gets there and whether it works.

The concluding chapter of East of Eden has everything: the return of Mike Faist, winter-melon soup, a gorgeous ending to a stellar adaptation — what else could you want?

East of Eden’s penultimate episode introduces the teen versions of Cal and Aron, and wonders what it means to be good.

Cathy Ames is remade as Kate Albey, and her ascension to madam status pushes her closer toward irredeemability.

Adam and Cathy reach California in a sprawling episode that reveals her discontentment and pushes the story into its next phase.

East of Eden’s only episode with a co-writer follows Lee (Hoon Lee) as he breaks away from the Trasks.

Cathy Ames (Florence Pugh) gets the complicated backstory John’s Steinbeck original novel never imagined.

Zoe Kazan’s adaptation of John Steinbeck’s East of Eden begins with a clear realignment of focus: Florence Pugh’s Cathy Ames front and center.

Maybe no more ‘Monster’? ‘The Lizzie Borden Story’ makes me think it’s time to ax Ryan Murphy’s serial-killer franchise altogether.

It’s a great time for heist movies right now — they just look different than the ones you’re used to. ‘The Weight,’ ‘The Rivals of Amziah King,’ and even ‘The Uprising’ understand the entertainment value of watching the rich get wrecked.

Mariska Hargitay did a parody musical number. John Mulaney got bleeped. ‘Widow’s Bay’ dominated. And there was Reba! Here are the highs, lows, and whoas from the 2026 Emmy Awards.

“I was really taken with my lack of imagination, because on the internet, everyone has my number by now,” says ‘Lanterns’ star Poorna Jagannathan.

A skimpy season finale episode ends with a fine, but not necessarily exciting, ‘Project Runway’ winner.

The ‘Furious’ season finale gathers Alice (Emmy Rossum), Catherine (Lola Petticrew), and cops and federal agents both good and bad at Jay Easton’s palatial home for a final showdown.

“Alice really does like to flirt with danger,’ says ‘Furious’ star Emmy Rossum of her character’s final moments in the season-one finale. ‘There is a moth-to-a-flame thing going on with her, where she is getting juice from these things.”

Another synergistic crossover episode with ‘Dancing With the Stars’ feels (mostly) like vintage ‘Project Runway.’

Quincy Tyler Bernstine breaks down her big ‘Furious’ speech and how she plays drunk so well: ‘It’s easier to play very drunk or obviously sober. It’s the in-between where it gets tricky.’