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2026–2027 TV Show Renewals, Cancellations, And Premieres: The Complete Guide
What’s back, what’s gone and what’s new — your guide to the 2026–2027 TV season, from “The Pitt” to “Hacks” to “Widow’s Bay.”

Tomatometer-approved film critic blending emotional insight with cinematic craft to illuminate how movies feel, move, and matter. Beau Behan is the lead film critic and entertainment reporter at Patch, covering movies, television, and pop culture for more than a decade.
His work focuses on the intersection of emotion and storytelling, offering readers thoughtful, accessible criticism across prestige drama, psychological genre films, and major studio releases. His reviews and interviews have been featured by NBC Bay Area, NBC News, The Boston Globe, and MSN; and he has contributed as an entertainment correspondent for the long running TV series “SideWalks Entertainment” in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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What’s back, what’s gone and what’s new — your guide to the 2026–2027 TV season, from “The Pitt” to “Hacks” to “Widow’s Bay.”

Gal Gadot, Mark Wahlberg, Theo James and Adria Arjona lead a Labor Day lineup of action, crime and the desert‑siege chaos of “Onslaught.”
Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin, Lana Condor, Will Forte, John Cena, Angourie Rice, and Cristin Milioti fuel a weekend of mayhem and mischief.
Netflix’s September slate brings hit crime thrillers, buzzy dramas, and long‑awaited new seasons of fan‑favorite series.
David Robert Mitchell’s dino drama is conceptually bold, anchored by Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor in a tense suburban thriller.
Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Matthew McConaughey, Antonio Banderas, Philippa Northeast, Alan Ritchson anchor grit, chaos and charm.
Monica Barbaro, Callum Turner, Willem Dafoe, Greta Lee, Jason Sudeikis, Hannah Waddingham and Steven Lemme headline this week's lineup.
Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner shine, but their chemistry can’t steady a rom-com constantly disrupted by its lightly sketched dystopia.
From pulse‑pounding thrillers to warm summer dramedies, Netflix’s August lineup sizzles with standout films and fan‑favorite returns.
Destin Daniel Cretton’s grounded direction reshapes Spider‑Man’s world, with Holland and Zendaya’s chemistry enriching Peter Parker's arc.
Tom Holland, Zendaya, Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew, Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan lead stories of reinvention and survival.
Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton turn a tense dinner into a sharp, funny unraveling of desire and truth.
Anson Mount, Rebecca Romijn, Alan Ritchson, Kevin Sussman and Tom Hiddleston anchor stories driven by tension, invention and sharp turns.
Nolan’s Greek epic blends full IMAX scale, primal trials, and Matt Damon’s most elemental human performance as the king of Ithaca.
Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Anya Taylor-Joy, Octavia Spencer, Hannah Waddingham and J.K. Simmons anchor stories charged with volatile turns.
Dwayne Johnson, Jennifer Garner, Regina Hall,Catherine Laga‘aia, Gemma Chan, Souheila Yacoub and Luke Bracey lead a week of rising stakes.
Catherine Laga‘aia and Dwayne Johnson deliver strong turns, but the live‑action remake rarely finds a voice of its own.
Explore films and series that illuminate America’s 250‑year history, from the fight for independence to eras of conflict and change.
Trey Parker, Millie Bobby Brown, David Oyelowo, Rebecca Ferguson, and Cal Dodd lead a week of shifting worlds and rising tensions.
Netflix’s July 2026 slate features “Enola Holmes” S3, “72 Hours,” “Little House on the Prairie,” and a full lineup of sizzling new releases.