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Hulu has been working full-time to deliver incredible pieces like The Girl from Plainville this 2022. The most recent accomplishment on the streamer is Mike, a limited series based on Mike Tyson's true-life experiences.

Starring in a major sitcom can be life-changing, but it can also create lots of off-screen tension. Helen Baxendale claims that while it was an amazing experience working with her Friends co-stars, the vibe on the set wasn’t exactly positive. Baxendale joined Friends in season 4 when the show's popularity was blowing up. She starred in 14 episodes as Emily Waltham, Ross's girlfriend and second wife, for a brief moment. Given that Ross was already in love with Rachel while with Emily, evidenced by his blurring out the former's name on the wedding altar, fans didn't necessarily love her.

Comics to TV series adaptations have become the new normal on streaming platforms. The list is long from Irma Vep, Stargirl, Doom Patrol, etc., and the trend doesn't seem to end any time soon. If you are a fan of reading novels, you have at some point wished your favorite one could be adapted into a TV show. We have made up a list of comic to TV show adaptations to show worth your time and eyes.

What's more interesting than the back-to-back shows that Apple TV+ has been delivering this 2022? After the success of The Essex Serpent, Loot, Roar, and The Afterparty, the streaming platform has returned with another installment of See, a sci-fi series. Since its launch in 2019, See has significantly contributed to Apple TV Plus' growth with its outstanding performance. The first season managed a 90% audience and an 8.1 out of 10-star rating, while season two garnered an 83% average audience score and a 7.6 out of 10-star rating on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb, respectively.

Paul Feig, the creator of the teenage high school comedy-drama show Freaks and Geeks, decided to shoot the finale before the series was nipped. But why?

You need a hard stomach to watch Five Days At Memorial!Apple TV+ is popular for blurring the lines between fact and fiction, as evidenced by its first original series, The Morning Show, which showcased the off-screen drama that takes place in early morning television. The show was critically acclaimed even by Stephen King, which doesn’t come as a shock because it headlined Emmy Award winner Jennifer Aniston and Oscar Award winner Reese Witherspoon.

Hulu has a licensed dating-food competition show, Hotties, with the host Jade Catta-Preta of E! 's The Soup, American Housewife, and ABC'S Manhattan Love Story. Jade is known for her hilarious jokes and comic timing; she undoubtedly delivers exciting commentary on the dates. The series has its contestants on blind dates, but in a twisty way- the way to anyone's heart is food. Not only will they go on dates, but they will have cooking competitions with other couples.

Love Island is an unscripted reality and romance show following a group of hot singles searching for love while residing in a magnificent villa. At the estate, temptations to fall in love are inevitable; the pairs are forced to choose whether they wish to reshuffle or maintain their current 'lovers.' Any contestant who doesn't have a better half or a couple who gets the lowest vote is at risk of leaving the villa. The best couples stand a chance to win prize money of $50,000.

Unfortunately, Apple TV+ has decided to drop the limited series, My Glory Was I Had Such Friends after Jeniffer Garner exited the project over a scheduling dispute. The streamer ordered the series in 2018 from Warner Bros and Bad Robot (J.J Abram’s production company).

Thanks to streaming platforms like Hulu, we experience exciting events, put ourselves in other people’s lives, and immerse ourselves in new stories that would otherwise be impossible. While plenty of genres exist, psychological drama thrillers have remained at the top in listing the most intriguing shows. Hulu’s most recent accomplishment, The Patient, is a clear piece of evidence that our word is accurate.

Fans of J.R.R Tolkien’s skilful dream world have the reason to smile again over the new The Lord of the Rings show scheduled to dive into the never-witnessed Middle-Earth age. The dells, the hills, the ancient forests, and the misty mountains of Middle-Earth are calling. TLOR: The Rings of Power will take its viewers many years before the occurrences of The Hobbit and its sequel trilogy to an era when legends were created.

The axing continues for DC TV projects and films, as sources suggest that HBO Max doesn’t have plans to take the animated hit show Young Justice to its fifth season. This is the second time that the series is fighting for its life after the 2013 cancelation from Cartoon Networks- perhaps for good. As per TV Line, the streamer only ordered a single season of Young Justice, and the same stands up to now.

Batgirl is another one of DC's projects to get the axe. Recently, DC has been slandered a lot, call it bad luck or poor planning. From actor issues to the cancelation of projects that cost millions of dollars to produce, DC can't help but drop the ball lately. The company has nixed several projects fans were thrilled about, and viewers don't know what's happening. Let’s get into the details of what’s going on with DC to see why they keep torching their high-end productions.

“Game of Thrones” fans who have been waiting for a fresh dose of medieval fiction from George R.R. Martin couldn’t be happier. Nearly 10 million people tuned in to the series prequel, ‘House of the Dragon’ last Sunday, August 21, 2022, making it the most watched series premiere in HBO and HBO Max history. That’s equivalent to the entire population of Greece or Israel!Read on for everything you need to know about ‘House of the Dragon.’

We know reality TV shows are meant for entertainment, but some stretch things too far and turn the audience off with their offensiveness.The century may be young, but not short of trashy reality TV series. In this post, we'll list the most disturbing and appalling reality TV shows that were released in the year 2000.