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By now, you know of the events surrounding the Will Smith/Chris Rock incident at the 2022 Academy Awards ceremony. The world still seems split on how to deal with what happened, especially when shortly after the ceremony Chris Rock decided not to pursue a charge of assault. Here’s the main course of action taken by the relevant parties.

Billions concludes another season on April 10th, 2022. This popular series from Showtime had more than a few setbacks leading up to its sixth season release, but the showrunners pulled things together for another outing. Not only that, but Billions is also officially renewed for a seventh season. Whether it will be the last remains to be seen, since Billions Season 6 did not see the most positive reception. Here’s all there is to know regarding Season 7.

Walter Mosley’s miniseries adaptation of The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey concludes its six-episode run on April 8th, 2022. This absorbing drama was lauded for Mosley’s depiction of his novel, writing every episode and relying on the talents of a primarily African-American cast and crew. Using a somewhat sci-fi framing as an approach to tell Ptolemy Grey’s life story, Mosley gives this fictional portrait a meaningful existence that remains vital despite not always being a gripping watch.

Keith Knight’s semi-autobiographical comic-turned-series TV show Woke returns after two years. Lamorne Morris of New Girl fame leads the cast as the cartoonist Keef, who after an unexpected confrontation changes his views on taking a stance for his beliefs in his work. Woke season 2 premiered on Hulu on April 8th, 2022.

Developed by Elizabeth Meriwether, who also created New Girl, The Dropout tells the stranger than fiction story of Elizabeth Holmes, who was found provably guilty of committing fraud through the claims of her billion-dollar health technology company, Theranos. This miniseries covers the entire rise and fall of Holmes’ story, based on the ABC podcast of the same name. The finale of The Dropout aired on Hulu on April 7th, 2022.

In March 2022, Pieces of Her premiered on Netflix to mixed reviews from critics. How does this show hold up to scrutiny after its initial weeks of existence? Find out below!

New York Times Best Selling author Gillian Flynn has three well-known novels (Sharp Objects, Dark Places, and Gone Girl). But for the past ten years, she has found a new calling in life. These movies and TV shows are Flynn's entire body of work from the last decade, based on her written work and inspired by other sources.

'Anatomy of a Scandal,' a Netflix anthology drama series created by David E. Kelley and Melissa James Gibson, is set to premiere in 2018. It is based on Sarah Vaughan's novel of the same name. Various scandals involving the United Kingdom's elite class will be depicted in a series.

This stunning docuseries narrated by former President Barack Obama, shines the spotlight on some of the planet's most spectacular national parks.

There’s no doubt that Rod Serling’s 1959 classic The Twilight Zone left an indelible mark on television history. Since the uneven Twilight Zone from 2019 faced the same mediocre reviews and quick cancellation as the other revivals of the series, there are quite a few solid episodes worth checking out. Here are the main highlights of the 2019 first season!

Though only a year after its completion, England-based comedian Mae Martin’s Feel Good already ranks with the best British shows available on Netflix. Just like Fleabag, it’s one of only a handful of shows that holds a 100% rating for all two of its seasons. Don’t feel bad if you haven’t heard of it; Feel Good has lived under the radar for its entire existence. The critics and audiences agree that this is a show worth checking out, and all 12 episodes are available on Netflix right now! Here’s everything to know about this series.

'The Creature Cases' is an animated comedy series that features instructive animal mysteries. Gabe Pulliam, the show's principal writer, collaborated with Kurt Mueller and Adam Idelson, the show's Executive Producers. The trio has a track record of success, having previously collaborated on the hit pre-school show Octonauts from Silvergate Media.

‘Hard Cell’ is a mockumentary series created by a British comedian Catherine Tate who also plays multiple characters in a prison.Catherine Tate, the star of 'Doctor Who,' is teaming up with Netflix to produce her debut series. The series will portray a story of a women's prison in a mockumentary format.Catherine Tate, who is well known for her sketch show The Catherine Tate Show, wrote, directed, and starred in 'Hard Cell,' as well as portraying many roles in the series, six to be exact.

‘The Call’ is a 2013 American psychological crime thriller film directed by Brad Anderson and written by Richard D'Ovidio. D'Ovidio adapted the tale as a film after it was originally conceived as a television series. All sequences were shot in California, primarily in Burbank and Santa Clarita, over the course of 25 days in July 2012.

David Benioff and D. B. Weiss are the creators of Game of Thrones. B. Weiss and Netflix have teamed up once more to develop 'Metal Lords.' This film is part of a multi-year film and TV contract with the streaming service that was struck in 2019. D.B. Peter Sollett is set to helm the film, which was written by Weiss.