One Piece Episode 1156 is a gorgeous return that successfully launches the most anticipated arc in the series’ history.

The Boys Season 5 is exciting, crude, well-acted, and politically potent television that feels fresher than it ever has. 

Pizza Movie, starring Sean Giambrone and Gaten Matarazzo, delivers heightened absurdist comedy with fully realized characters to anchor it.

Sins of Kujo is a testament to how well-grounded manga adaptations can succeed on large platforms like Netflix.

While Rooster Episode 5 features a bit of a step backward for Greg and Katie, there’s a dawning clarity by episode’s end.

Bloodhounds Season 2 is a fast, action-packed race from start to finish. Yet, it doesn’t hit the height of the stakes of its previous season.

The emotion that we see along the way makes The Madison the most relatable of Sheridan’s ever-growing list of Paramount+ series.

Akane-banashi’ Episode 1 introduces Akane and her love of Rakugo storytelling as it sets up her journey into this performance artform.

Agent From Above follows Han Chieh as he serves the Third Crown Prince by fighting demons in the Human Realm until his debt is paid.

Fire Force Season 3 Cour 2 sees the final battles play out as the Great Cataclysm approaches, threatening to wrap the world in flames.

Fire Force Season 3 Episode 25 sees the world remade by Shinra, and this world will be one where despair has no power over the living.

Go For It Nakamura! Episodes 1-2 is a hilarious entry point for the slice-of-life comedy series from the studio Drive.