The creators of Comedy Central’s “South Park” reached a breakthrough Monday in the tense negotiations over the streaming rights of the long-running satirical cartoon.

A theory of why “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” an excellent show about terrible people, has stayed successful throughout 20 years of changing cultural appetites.

“Dexter: Resurrection” is just as absurd and trashy as its predecessors, but that’s part of its appeal, writes our reviewer.

Skagit County modern homesteader Melissa K. Norris helps guide families on the new docuseries, streaming on Max starting July 10.

The documentarian will hold a live talk at Seattle’s McCaw Hall on July 14, during which a sneak preview of the documentary will be shown.

The new season of the graphic novels-turned-TV series is a brilliant mélange of engrossing plot, stunning visuals and superb acting, writes our reviewer.

The acclaimed FX’s comedy-drama’s fourth season isn’t precisely what we signed up for, but it still makes for astounding television, writes our reviewer.

The new six-episode series, now streaming in part on Disney+, is a clumsy examination of the cost of ambition, our reviewer writes.

There’s a risk you’ll come away burned by “Smoke,” streaming June 27 on Apple TV+, but you may find yourself staring into the fire all the same.

“Outrageous,” now streaming on BritBox, is catnip for those who love period films and strong female characters, writes Moira Macdonald.