New Show Previews

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon takes us to an apocalypse-ravaged France, and despite some pacing issues, it's a solid effort at switching things up.

The Walking Dead: Dead City finds Maggie and Negan in New York City, and it's a successful attempt at reinventing the wheel. In fact, it's the best spinoff yet.

Brian Tyree Henry and Kate Mara lead Class of '09, a new FBI-set show that explores the intersection between artificial intelligence and law enforcement. Our review.

Epix's Billy the Kid debuts this week with a premiere episode that begins to show how Irish immigrant Billy McCarty turned into an outlaw. Check out an exclusive clip.

The Chelsea Detective touches down on Acorn TV today, and the show has some fine acting, decent cases, and more. Check out our review, TV Fanatics!

Vikings: Valhalla features impressive battles, but the series largely veers on a style of substance method of storytelling that leads to mixed results. Our review.

Lucy Hale, Henry Lloyd-Hughes, and Thalissa Teixeira star in the AMC+ original series, Ragdoll. Find out with our early non-spoilery review if it's for you.

Kin features a fantastic cast, a compelling plot, and one of the most dynamic families on TV. Check out our spoiler-free review of the new AMC+ series right now!

The Slasher franchise is back, with a season that wants to be Harper's Island meets Succession, but comes across as a frivolous serial killer romp.

Gossip Girl is back, but this is not the Gossip Girl we know and love. Instead, this is a hollow sequel that lacks any sort of excitement. Our review.

We are creepily thrilled with the gory, gooey, hematic mess left on the floor after watching The Irregulars. Read our season one review now.

Ginny & Georgia comes to Netflix this week, and while it has some decent storylines and characters, it largely misses the mark due to the lack of substance. Our review.

Kaley Cuoco stars in the title role of The Flight Attendant an international romp laced in conspiracy, murder, and addiction. Check out our full review.

Emily in Paris is not your typical TV series, and that's a good thing. The new Netflix series launches Friday, and we have a full review of the Lily Collins' series.

We Are Who We Are is coming to HBO next week, and we have a spoiler-free review of the series. Get all the details right here via TV Fanatic.

The actor who plays Marcus Isaacson explains the dynamic between the Isaacson brothers and where they belong and explores why The Alienist franchise works well.

NBCUniversal's Peacock launches Wednesday, July 15 to platforms other than Comcast, and we have reviews of three shows available on the premium service.

Creator Katori Hall and the cast of the new Starz drama take viewers inside the tumultuous lives of pole dancers in a strip club in Mississippi's "Dirty Delta."

Barkskins' showrunner Elwood Reid and actor Tiio Horn look fondly back at their time on the production of NatGeo's first fiction-based scripted programming.

Quibi is here, and we have reviews for some of the network's scripted series. Is this new streaming service worth your time? Here's what we think!

The CW's Katy Keene is coming this February, and we've already watched the first three episodes. Is the new series worth your time? Get all the details.

The upcoming Netflix original and exclusive NYCC interviews demonstrate the show's ability to allow different voices to find their space within the first season.

Limetown is coming to Facebook Watch, and the Jessica Biel-fronted drama is another winner. Find out why in our full review of the new series.

Raising Dion is a brand new Netflix drama that suffers from the pitfalls as many superhero dramas before it. Here's the only review you need, TV Fanatics.