If you want to see Alex Garland’s latest dreamy, unsettling sci-fi, you’ll need to have Hulu. The director of movies “Ex Machina” and “Annihilation” created the new eight-part miniseries “Devs” which drops on March 5. “Devs” features Sonoya Mizuno as Lily Chan, a software engineer who is investigating her employer, a quantum computing company, after [read Devs premiers on FX on Hulu]

What if under your humdrum daily life there was another, more exciting world – one full of intrigue and exotic danger? Such is the premise of “Dispatches from Elsewhere,” a 10-episode show which premiered on AMC on March 1. In it, a random group of people comes together to play a sort of alternate reality [read How to watch Dispatches from Elsewhere]

From the retro graphics to the giant shoulder pads (and plenty of cocaine), Showtime’s over-the-top comedy series, Black Monday, has nailed the 1980s. Set in the shadow of the looming international stock market crash of October 19th, 1987, the series follows the underdog trading company, the Jammer Group, that is challenging the blue-blood old guard and [read Showtime’s ‘Black Monday’ Seems more Relevant Now]

The Hunger Games meets Footloose? Glee crossed with Divergent? Whatever the combination, the uniqueness of Hulu’s new original teen series Utopia Falls is attention-getting. This newly-released dystopian future-set sci-fi dance drama (yes, really) has me curious.  Utopia Falls finds us in a ravaged future Earth, where the last living colony lives in the idyllic settlement of New Babyl. Teens are highly trained in dance [read A Look at Utopia Falls on Hulu]

British writer Nick Hornby’s works are some of the most frequently adapted contemporary writers, with seven feature film adaptations, as well as TV and stage versions. Many of these films are American adaptations of otherwise very British stories, as well as multiple versions of several titles. Perhaps the most beloved is Hornby’s 1995 novel High Fidelity. The [read High Fidelity Reboots on Hulu]

The final season of Homeland starts airing Sunday, February 9, 2020. Since I’m also going to cover how to watch all eight seasons of Homeland online, I will keep this relatively spoiler-free. It’s fairly easy to watch Homeland if you don’t have a cable TV package now that Showtime is available to everyone whether you have cable [read How To Watch Homeland Online Without Cable]

“Your life is big, original, weird.” An apt description of 11-year-old detective Timmy Failure, an ace private eye in his mind who roams the streets of Portland, Oregon, solving mysteries, along with his partner, a 1,500-pound polar bear. Such is the set up for Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made, which debuts on Disney+ on February 7, [read Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made comes to Disney+]

In the winter of 1925, an outbreak of diphtheria in Alaska threatened to become an epidemic, and a looming blizzard eliminated all means of modern transportation to get an antitoxin to Nome. Enter the dogs and the fearless mushers who faced the odds of transporting the medicine back. While Balto may have become the recognizable [read Togo On Disney+]

Girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice, right? Well, no, probably not all girls and probably not all things nice are in there. But it still is endlessly fascinating to see shows which turn this idea on its head – including “Dare Me,” a new show premiering on USA Network on December [read How To Watch “Dare Me” Online]