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Queen of Chess trailer revealed. The Netflix documentary tells the true story of Judit Polgár’s historic rise, her rivalry with Garry Kasparov, and her fight to redefine chess. Streaming February 6.

Prisoner teaser revealed by Sky. Starring Tahar Rahim and Izuka Hoyle, the six-part action thriller follows a prison officer handcuffed to a trained killer in a deadly manhunt, coming 2026.

The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins Season 1 premieres earlier than expected on NBC. Tracy Morgan stars in the new comedy debuting January 18 after NFL playoffs, with episodes streaming on Peacock.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 premieres February 5 on Netflix. The new trailer shows Mickey Haller on trial for murder as he battles a ruthless prosecutor and fights to prove his innocence.

Jimpa opens in theaters February 6. Starring Olivia Colman and John Lithgow, the Sundance 2025 drama from Sophie Hyde explores identity, aging, and love across three generations of a modern queer family.

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast premieres February 12 on Netflix. From Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, the comedy-thriller follows three friends unraveling a dark mystery tied to a suspicious death.

Ted Season 2 premieres March 5 on Peacock. Seth MacFarlane’s foul-mouthed comedy returns to 1994 with new episodes, returning cast, and more outrageous humor.

Euphoria Season 3 trailer breakdown and analysis. HBO’s acclaimed drama returns April 12 with Zendaya, darker themes of faith and redemption, new cast members, and groundbreaking 65mm cinematography.

Portobello is a powerful HBO miniseries about Enzo Tortora, a TV icon falsely accused and put on trial before a nation.

Vanished (2026) is a suspense thriller series where a romantic trip turns deadly after a boyfriend disappears in Europe.

The ’Burbs is a black comedy series about suburban secrets, paranoia, and deadly consequences, streaming on Peacock.

Cross Season 2 sees Alex Cross return to Prime Video with a darker, politically charged crime thriller. Release date, story, cast, and episode schedule.

The Big Fake (2026) is a gritty Italian crime drama inspired by true events. Watch the official trailer, story details, cast, and Netflix release date.

A complete guide to No Tail to Tell (2026), including plot, cast, trailer details, Korean folklore, release date, and where to watch on Netflix.

Relationship Goals trailer breakdown reveals plot details, cast, release date, and what Kelly Rowland & Method Man’s Prime Video romance is about.

ABC’s High Potential continues its strong run with Season 2. Full episode-by-episode ratings, honest review, ending insights, and the latest Season 3 renewal news.

RJ Decker premieres on ABC in 2026 starring Scott Speedman. New action-crime series follows an ex-con photographer turned private investigator solving bizarre cases in South Florida. Release date, cast, and streaming details.

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials premieres January 15, 2026 on Netflix. Watch the official trailer and learn cast details, plot overview, episode format, and where to stream the stylish British mystery series worldwide.

Watch Casualty: Learning Curve in 2026 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The long-running BAFTA-winning British medical drama returns with new doctors, fresh intrigue, and intense emergency-department storylines.

Hey A.J! premieres January 13, 2026 on Disney Jr. and January 14 on Disney+. New preschool series stars Jhené Aiko and Martellus Bennett.

My Korean Boyfriend review: Netflix’s Brazilian docu-reality series breaks K-drama fantasies with a raw look at cross-cultural love, awkward reality, and emotional maturity.

To Love, To Lose premieres January 15, 2026 on Netflix. Watch the official trailer and learn about the plot, cast, and why this Turkish romantic drama is a must-watch.

Can This Love Be Translated? premieres January 16, 2026 on Netflix. Watch Kim Seon-ho and Go Youn-jung in a global K-drama romance where love gets lost in translation.

Waiting for the Out review: BBC’s six-part prison drama starring Josh Finan is a powerful, unsettling exploration of class, guilt, and inherited fate. Is it worth watching?