Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, pickup order to lack of renewal. Here we bid farewell to the canceled shows of 2026. Less than a month into the year (and last lunar year not even over) and shows are already starting to drop. This post will serve as living tribute to the TV we're going to miss in 2027. Don't cry because they're over, smile because hopefully there are some sort of residuals in place for the workers.
So those are the lyrics to the "A Closer Look" music sting. Citing budget cuts, Seth Meyers joked that from now on, all jokes would be punctuated by a guy saying "rim shot," and all "A Closer Look" segments would have a guy singing the tune rather than the intro recorded by union musicians. Turns out the words are "Time for a Closer Look." Great art it ain't. RIP the Late Night live band, amirite?
Well, we've mostly made it through the first month of 2026 - although, ya know, it's been real touch-and-go. And while we're now rolling into what is typically one of the coldest, dreariest (whatever, I said what I said) months of the year, at least February is mercifully short. Even better: Netflix is packing the month full of new family-friendly movies and shows, preschool favorites, Valentine's Day specials, and a few cozy comfort picks to watch while you're hunkered down at home.
"We are looking for passionate, driven entrepreneurs who are ready to take their business to the next level with an investment," Zemrak tells us. "There's no single mold with 'Shark Tank.' That's what's so great. What matters most is that you believe in your product, you know why it exists and you're ready to grow."
Midway through the credits was a first look at the next season, confirming that Season 3 will premiere later this year. In the preview, Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries) takes Percy's (Walker Scobell) hand, as she leads him through a dance hall full of balloons and twinkly lights. They take to the floor as "Until I Found You" by Stephen Sanchez plays. This is a huge treat for all of those #Percabeth fans.
The American Express is a unique format: three courses with short, scorable desert tracks at PGA West Stadium Course, plus La Quinta and the Nicklaus Tournament Course in the rotation. The winning score is pretty much pre-written at 20-under or better. This is a green light event, where fairways are wide, pins are attackable and birdies are plentiful. Power and distance isn't required. Instead, what matters is who can create chances with wedges and short irons, and actually convert when scoring is easy.
The new FX series stars Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall as FBI agents who are tasked with uncovering a trail of dead supermodels. In their investigation, they find a sexually transmitted virus that transforms ordinary people into visions of physical perfection, but with terrifying consequences, according to FX's website. There's also a new miracle drug on the market named The Beauty, which was developed by a tech billionaire known only as The Corporation (Ashton Kutcher).
In 2017, New Zealand artist Rachel Smythe started publishing the webcomic Lore Olympus on her Tumblr page. It was a lush, watercolor reimagining of the story of Hades and Persephone in a world where Hades is a sensitive but guarded romantic hero dressed in business suits, and Persephone is a bright-pink young woman whose hair reveals her emotions. The bright colors of Lore Olympus will be reflected in an animated series.
The new FX series The Beauty opens in Paris, as a model played by Bella Hadid strides down a fashion show runway to the tune of Prodigy's "Firestarter." Then, she starts to overheat, going on a rampage that involves grabbing bottles of water out of people's hands, stealing a motorcycle, drinking out of a toilet, and eventually meeting a gruesome, explosive end.
This time, the drama steps beyond the fluorescent glow of Pierpoint's trading floor and into a broader, more unsettling social landscape. Whilst capitalism is, of course, still the driving force behind each storyline, season 4 is more attuned to the power structures that orbit it. This time, Industry unfolds as a sharp, uncomfortable on-the-nose commentary of modern politics, media, technocrats and the seemingly-immovable aristocracy of British society. It's still sweaty-palm television, but with an even more sinister edge.
The post includes a photo of White in a wedding dress, as well as pictures taken across their time together. Many have commented on the post, congratulating the happy couple, including Maggie Sajak, daughter of Pat Sajak. White is known for her co-hosting role on ABC's "Wheel of Fortune," which she has appeared on since 1982, alongside Pat Sajak, until his retirement in 2024.
Witherspoon (who serves as executive producer with Hello Sunshine) took to Instagram to share footage of her calling the prequel series' young cast, including Lexi Minetree as the titular teen. "You all crushed Season 1 of Elle. It is so good, it is so funny, it is so real. And I think people are going to love it so much," she told the stars, before revealing that Elle will premiere on July 1.
A grand foyer in Johnny Carson's Bel Air estate leads to a large living room with a wet bar, a formal dining area, and a massive family room that boasts views of the surrounding vistas and lush gardens. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with a central island, a cozy breakfast nook, and custom-built-ins. A towering rotunda leads to the primary bedroom, which comes with two bathrooms and walk-in closets.
The Traitors, and its stunning home in Scotland's Ardross Castle, returned to our screens on New Year's Day 2026 for a highly anticipated fourth run. The latest series follows the runaway success of The Celebrity Traitors in autumn 2025, where the UK was gripped by a host of household names entering the now-instantly-recognisable property to scheme, plot and accuse each other of being a traitor.
The Paramount+ series stars Thornton as Tommy Norris, with Thornton's exact voice and wit embedded into the show's drama of a landman making deals for drilling rights. But after Tommy is fired near the end of season 2 and forced to start his own oil company, many fans seemed to take the late-season twist to mean that Thornton was leaving the show as well. He's not, of coursebut don't just take it from me. You can hear the confirmation from Thornton himself. I'm signed up for like five years or something, the actor told Esquire ahead of the finale.
The former child actor talks about growing up on the Netflix show over the past decade, and says the first time he learned what a woman looked like "down there" was captured on camera during the show. We then cut to a clip of his character Mike seeing a Demogorgon open its monstrous jaws. You get it? Vaginas are scary! Like a flesh-eating monster!
When someone mentions 1970s science fiction about a band of rebels fighting an evil, totalitarian space regime, your mind almost certainly goes to the original 1977 Star Wars.Failing that, you might think about the 1978 Battlestar Galactica, or even the TV and film versions of Logan's Run. But the oddest and most under-the-radar 1970s sci-fi rebellion show was Created by Terry Nation (the man who gave us the Daleks), Blake's 7 was ahead of its time when it debuted in 1978.
