Ben Travers

Werner Herzog (or someone who sounds like Werner Herzog) welcomes the late-night icon back to the small screen for more hilarious trips around the world — this time, on Max.

Recapping the Old Testament with scripted “recreations” and expert interviews, the three-part Netflix study guide is designed for today’s tired Sunday school teachers and, maybe, tomorrow’s students.

“Ripley” makes its long-awaited debut, “The Circle” starts another loop, and, yes, it’s true: “Sex and the City” is on Netflix, y’all.

J.T. Rogers’ Max original series wrapped an exceptional second season with a rare combination of closure and possibility.

Two days before “Curb Your Enthusiasm” comes to a close, everyone’s favorite curmudgeon took part in a Tribeca conversation about the iconic HBO series, the secret to its success, and if its ending will double as a do-over.

Rafe Spall and Esther Smith return in the Apple TV+ comedy about a married couple doing their best with each unexpected turn of parenthood.

This May, Netflix is bringing back “Bridgerton,” dropping a twin batch of Benedict Cumberbatch, and letting John Mulaney loose on L.A.

“Stranger Things,” “Squid Game,” and “Wednesday” are often touted as the streamer’s top titles, but Shonda Rhimes’ blockbuster costume drama has an edge or two in Netflix’s race for MVP.

Speaking at the ATX TV Festival, the writer-director discussed a few studio notes on his just-announced “Exorcist” movie, as well as the indie Stephen King adaptation he’s hoping to sell this fall.

In June, “Bridgerton” returns to chase immortality, while Netflix tempts you with “How I Met Your Mother” and “Dexter.” [BEST NEW SHOWS]