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Since its launch in July 2020, Peacock has been one busy streaming platform full of goodies of a genre. The streamer recently announced the launch of an upcoming Barney docu-series, I Love You, You Hate Me, set to dive deeper into the other side of humanity. Peacock’s newest project is motivated by the 90’s hit kids show, Barney and Friends, although the streamer focused on the dark side of its predecessor.

Ryan Murphy has been busy moving from one project to the next, but amidst all that glitz and glam, he seems to have neglected the one thing we love the most. 'American Horror Story: Double Feature' was a double flop, split into two half-hearted plotlines, neither of which seemed complete. It had potential, just like everything Murphy does. But it wasn't enough. After that terrible performance, the studio went quiet, refusing to talk about the show's next season. It caused a stir with the major fan accounts, who have always made up the brunt of the show's marketing only. They threatened to boycott, vowing to stop posting starting August 1. It was a huge hit to what many believe to be a franchise facing serious growing pains. Murphy didn't cave. He waited until September 29, when the show's account finally tweeted the announcement for season 11.The first 2 episodes will premiere Wednesday, October 19 on Hulu and FX.

We hate to disappoint ‘The Last Kingdom’ fans but Uhtred of Bebbanburg is not really based on a historical figure. That doesn’t make the series less interesting though! Now on Season 5, and after delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Alexander Dreymon is back as Uhtred of Bebbanburg.Here’s a look at the historical basis for Uhtred of Bebbanburg’s character in ‘The Last Kingdom.’

Here is our third installment of what is dropping on Netflix this October! There is something for everyone, and as always, exclusive Netflix features. So, grab some popcorn, plop in front of your screens and prepare to binge-watch!

Warning: This article contains spoilers for season 5 episode 4 'Dear Offred.'Aunt Lydia has always been a source of intrigue among members of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ fandom. She had a way of evoking the pervasive dread that characterized the nation. She was also sadistic. She would mock the girls with a sickening grin and a warm tone, all the while rubbing in the horrific nature of their circumstances. She didn’t seem bothered by pain or disfigurement. It was spare the rod, spoil the handmaid.She maintained an appalling level of control over the girls, monitoring their gaze, their posture, and their tone of  voice, and she didn’t necessarily instruct them. Sometimes she would watch for signs of hesitation or confusion, so she could drag them back into her torture chamber. It was impossible to imagine how anyone could be so cruel. Many fans believed her to be a secret dissident, hiding her true loyalty from the world. Some thought she might’ve been pressured to gouge out eyes and cut out tongues, but there was no mistaking that bloodlust or her passion. The way she barked out orders, shrieking and whacking things with her cattle prod. That was zealotry.We finally got our answer in season 2, when she rang the bell announcing June’s pregnancy at the red center. She had tears streaming down her face. The fertility crisis was Gilead’s main talking point in the time before, and it seemed to  bother her quite a bit. She must’ve been an early believer in the regime.

Wasn't it just the other day when Wahl Street launched its first season? Time flies and the second season is here with us, offering more episodes of Mark Wahlberg's life and how he handles his professions besides the tight schedule. Mark Wahlberg is an American businessman and actor, formerly a rapper, who has received several awards and nominations. Wahl Street premiered its season one in April 2021, garnering a 6.2 out of 10-star rating and an 82% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes- worth for a season two.

Better late than never! The second season of Avenue 5 is finally here after nearly two years of waiting. Deadline revealed the news recently, alerting the fans that season two will be the last from the series after the cast was let free to pursue other shows and professions. Season two of Avenue 5 was initially scheduled to launch in August 2021 but was postponed to an unknown date. The show creators significantly blamed the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic for the prolonged delay of the second season. Avenue 5 season one performed excellently, setting a solid foundation for its successor with an outstanding 6.5 out of 10-star rating on IMDb and a 53% average score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Apple TV+ has done it again with the second season of The Problem With Jon Stewart. The series joins other new shows coming to the streamer this October with six great episodes. Jon Stewart is a leading American comedian, commentator, television host, actor, producer, and writer, popularly known for his success in The Daily Show, The Jon Stewart Show, and recently The Problem With Jon Stewart. The series launched its first season in September 2021 and received loads of positive reviews and critics from fans, with a 58% average audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 7 out of 10-star rating on IMDb.

More reviews about the biopic film Blonde have been pouring in since its debut on Netflix on Wednesday, September 28 2022. Some critics and fans are pleased with the film's delivery, while others are utterly disappointed. However, one will stand the test of time, and that is Ana de Armas’ memorable acting and depiction of the blond bombshell Marilyn Monroe.

Dahmer, also known as Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, is expected to be one of Netflix's most popular programs of the year. It's the most watched series debut since Stranger Things season 4 earlier this year, and it's already the top show on the service in dozens of nations.However, given how the real-life serial killer is portrayed in the show, Netflix keeps encountering disputes after disputes. If you've seen the show, I don't think it's possible to claim that it 'glorifies' Dahmer in any manner, but the problems with it originate from how Netflix has characterized it and the fact that it was produced in the first place.

An edge-of-your-seat event in Netflix's horrifying true crime documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door exposes how murderer Chris Watts' neighbor assisted to uncover his violent crimes.In 2018, Watts, a resident of Frederick, Colorado, brutally killed his wife Shanann, 34, and their two daughters Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.At first, Watts insisted on his innocence, saying that his family had mysteriously disappeared. However, CCTV footage obtained from his neighbor showed that Watts' story had much more going for it.

This week, Netflix unveiled the complete cast roster for their upcoming live-action rendition of Avatar: The Last Airbender in addition to new trailers and sneak peeks for shows including Bridgerton, Queen Charlotte, and You series 4.The cast news comes after Netflix's virtual fan event, TUDUM, which took place over the weekend, and as the streaming giant continues to reveal new details about upcoming projects.

Here are the shows and movies scheduled for release from October 2 to 7. There are many exclusive Netflix Originals for this batch so be sure to mark your calendars!

Prime Video seems to be gearing up its content as the year approaches its final months. The platform's official releases for October have been disclosed, and the lineup is packed with multi-genre releases that suggest October would be pretty exciting for Prime Video subscribers. Here are some releases to expect from Prime Video in the coming weeks.

Isaiah Stannard is an American actor who rose to fame for his role as Ben Marks on on NBC’s runaway sensation Good Girls. Stannard got a start to his career as a voice actor, lending his voice to cartoons.  From there he would go on to dub translations for foreign films and TV shows such as the role of Young Carl Sagan in the film Star Stuff. He also landed several small parts in films including Party Dress and Brad’s Status.  Brad’s status saw him starring alongside big Jenna Fisher, Michael Sheen, Luke Wilson and Ben Stiller.