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Watch the story of their relationship unfold while getting to know the rest of the Cheers family: sarcastic waitress Carla (played by Rhea Perlman), beer-loving accountant Norm (played by the late George Wendt), know-it-all mailman Cliff Claven (played by the late John Ratzenberger), career-driven Rebecca (played by Kirstie Alley), psychiatrist Frasier Crane (played by Kelsey Grammar), and good-natured Woody Harrelson as Woody Boyd, among others.
The United States of Tara follows a suburban homemaker, mom, and artist living with dissociative identity disorder. This condition leads her to switch between multiple personalities at any given moment. Does it make her life unpredictable? Absolutely. And it keeps her family on their toes as well.
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Cheers is the name of a Boston bar where locals, regulars, and staff share their lives and experiences. It’s a place “where everybody knows your name,” and for us Gen-Xers, the theme song was a daily anthem.
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Blending gripping storylines with action, drama, and humor, Tulsa King has secured its place as another hit from Sheridan. Now’s the time to delve into Dwight’s journey, character, and attitude before the upcoming third season arrives.
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Look out for a cast packed with future stars like Seth Rogen, Jason Segel, Martin Starr, Busy Philipps, Ben Stiller, Ben Foster, Rashida Jones, Lizzy Caplan, Leslie Mann, and Shia LaBeouf, all in their early days. After witnessing their early talents in Freaks and Geeks, explore their later projects and see how far they’ve come.
Whether you choose to revisit a classic series, catch up on new seasons, or explore a fresh Paramount+ original, there’s no shortage of entertainment options on this streaming platform full of hits. It’s a favorite of mine for all things entertainment!
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Wealth, power, and influence make for some compelling drama, and when you mix in corruption, you’ve got one scrumptious four-course meal.
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Set against the backdrop of Wyoming’s rugged scenery, Saddlestring has its charms and beauty, but it’s also ridden with corruption and danger. The Picketts find themselves entwined in a far-reaching conspiracy after a murder victim unexpectedly lands on Joe’s doorstep, thrusting them into the crosshairs of perilous territory.
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Now’s the time to binge all 16 seasons and witness the evolution of tattoo art on Ink Master. After all, summer is the perfect season for tattoos, isn’t it?
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Beyond the humor, The United States of Tara offers a thought-provoking look at dissociative identity disorder (DID) and its impact on family dynamics. Plus, this series showcases one of Toni Collette’s finest, most unpredictable performances.
This show offers an emotional rollercoaster ride, delving deeper than just money and power. Keep an eye out for the detailed character development, razor-sharp dialogue, and storytelling techniques that leave you hanging on every word.
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Set in New York, Billions delves into the battle between sharp U.S. Attorney Chuck Roades (played by Paul Giamatti) and ambitious hedge fund king Bobby “Axe” Axelrod (played by Damian Lewis). Axe’s aggressive tactics constantly put him on Roades’ radar, leading to an inevitable collision course as both men use their smarts and influence in this high-stakes game of predator versus prey. It’ll keep you on the edge of your seat, eager to see how it all unfolds.
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Martian’s return and cover are complicated by the reappearance of his past love, Sami (played by Jodie Turner-Smith). Juggling personal relationships with professional obligations, Martian finds himself caught in a web of conflicts.
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Previously hosted by Dave Navarro, the series is currently fronted by Joel Madden. Season 16 crowned a new master in December 2024, with season 17 already in the works.
The critically acclaimed cool-kid comedy blew my mind growing up. It resonates in its relatability, capturing all the awkwardness, anxieties, and uncertainties of adolescence, packed with humor and heartbreak that come with being a teenager.
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I might not be a crime boss, but I’ve seen enough of these shows to know you can’t just waltz into a new territory without first appeasing the established rulers. And Manfredi learns this lesson the hard way.
Adapted from a book series of the same name, Joe Pickett is a slow-burn Western that follows a dedicated game warden (played by Michael Dorman) as he and his family navigate the changing socio-political landscape of Saddlestring, a small rural town teetering on the brink of economic collapse.
From the mind of writer/creator Taylor Sheridan comes Tulsa King, an almost gritty crime drama series that follows a New York mafia capo (played by Stallone). Released after serving a 25-year sentence, Manfredi is exiled to Tulsa by his boss. However, upon realizing his crime family has no plans for him, he sets out to establish his criminal empire with unexpected allies.
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Picture this: a guy stops his car for a girl at a crosswalk on a sunny day. As she passes by with a shy smile and a little flash, Gordon (played by Patrick Brammall) eases off the brake pedal and inadvertently hits an unseen dog crossing the road. And so begins this underrated gem of a sitcom from Australia.
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Joe Pickett delivers a mix of mystery and outdoor adventure wrapped in a neo-Western tale about an underappreciated hero. Much like classic Western stories, this one delves into contemporary issues and the trials faced by rural America’s residents.
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We’re right in the midst of summer now, and a fresh week means new stuff to watch. To keep you entertained, I’ve got a mix of classics from the 80s and 90s, modern hits from the 2010s, and even a quirky Australian sitcom that’s perfect for a quick binge.
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Starring Michael Fassbender and Richard Gere, The Agency: Central Intelligence is a character-driven espionage thriller centered around CIA covert operative Martian (played by Fassbender).
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As Dwight and his crew carve out their place, they face threats from back home, the Kansas City mob, and a powerful local tycoon.
After spending six years on an undercover mission in Ethiopia, Martian is called back to the London Station, tasked with blending back into civilian life. But a new, high-stakes international mission soon comes knocking.
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These top-notch 1980s sitcoms are sure to satisfy your craving for nostalgia.
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I’m thrilled this show made its way to Paramount+, otherwise, I might have never crossed paths with Colin from Accounts.
Billions draws inspiration from real-life federal prosecutions of financial crimes. The character of Roades is based on Preet Bharara, who served as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan from 2009 to 2017. His 2013 prosecution of hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen loosely influenced the first season of Billions, with the Salomon Brothers’ 1991 manipulation of U.S. Treasure bonds inspiring the second.
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Based on comedian Ray Romano’s real-life experiences and showrunner Phil Rosenthal, Everybody Loves Raymond chronicles the daily life of Raymond Barone (played by Romano), a sportswriter for Newsday residing on Long Island with his family.
The series revolves around Ray’s interactions with his family, including his wife Debra (played by Patricia Heaton) and their three children, alongside his endearing yet intrusive parents, Marie (played by Doris Roberts) and Frank (played by Peter Boyle), and his envious brother Robert (played by Brad Garrett).
Featuring a stellar cast including Frank Grillo and Dana Delany, Tulsa King dives into the consequences of actions, the lengths taken to protect families, and the challenges of maintaining an empire. Redemption is a central theme, alongside some remarkable celebrity appearances.
Colin from Accounts is one of those shows that hooks you in with a cute dog but keeps you coming back for the authentic, cleverly funny courtship between a delightfully imperfect couple.
Ashley (portrayed by Harriet Dyer), being the good soul she is, stops and rushes back to help. Together, they sort of adopt the dog, naming him Colin from Accounts, and take turns looking after him until he’s back on his paws. Spending time together, they start to fall for each other. Eventually, everything in their relationship revolves around the dog.
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Initially juggling three personalities—“T,” a flirtatious teen; Buck, a beer-guzzling Vietnam vet with a violent side; and Alice, a picture-perfect 1950s mom—Tara later encounters four more alter egos, including a violent alter ego named Bryce and Tara’s five-year-old self that suffered from abuse, named Chicken.
For a raw look at high school life before the turn of the century (minus John Hughes), turn to Freaks and Geeks, a TV show that ended way too soon, despite critical acclaim and cult following. It’s a prime example of why we shouldn’t overlook a canceled show.
As we dive into throwbacks from the 20th century, let’s not pass up one of the best from the 80s and 90s!
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Starring Ted Danson, the series revolves around Sam Malone (played by Danson), a former Boston Red Sox relief pitcher who now owns and runs Cheers, the city’s coziest pub. His life takes a turn when the smart, sassy Diane Chambers (played by Shelley Long), recently single, starts working as a waitress, but her real job seems to be arguing with Sam—and we love it.
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Everybody Loves Raymond stands out for its relatable portrayal of family life, extracting humor from the misunderstandings and quirks of individual characters as they navigate their relationships.
Meet Tara (played by Toni Collette): a creative mind, with a husband, two kids, and a multitude of personalities. Her life is beautiful and unpredictable, thanks to this uniquely clever comedy series from Diablo Cody.
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- Here are 10 Paramount+ series you should dive into this week, starting June
- And with new seasons of some of these shows planned by the end of the year, it’s definitely worth checking them out!
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In the 80s, high school had two kinds of outsiders: the burnouts (freaks) and the academic nerds (geeks). The show centers around Lindsay Weir (played by Linda Cardellini), a bright student who rebels by hanging out with the freaks, while her younger brother, Sam (played by John Francis Daley), deals with the challenges of being a geek freshman.
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Exploring themes of political intrigue, international affairs, love, deceit, and the psychological toll of espionage, The Agency brings to light the moral dilemmas faced by those operating in the shadows. Fassbender delivers a captivating performance, intensifying the intrigue and suspense.
Sylvester Stallone has taken on many iconic roles over the years, but as of late, Dwight “The General” Manfredi reigns supreme.
In a world inundated with reality competitions, there’s one series that holds my attention: Ink Master. I appreciate a good tattoo, but what truly captivates me is watching skilled artists at work on human canvases. Despite the scripted drama, this show never fails to draw you in.
Anticipate an authentic setting, powerful social commentary intertwined with character-driven narratives, and the presence of strong female characters. This was a binge I thoroughly enjoyed!
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Feeling Nostalgic? Stream These 10 Classic 1980s Sitcoms
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Did these personalities arise from trauma? Yes. Is this show a must-watch? Definitely.
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For the uninitiated, Ink Master pits ten of the best tattoo artists against each other in head-to-head challenges. Their artistry is then judged by renowned artists and enthusiasts, featuring a transition from old-school icons like Chris Nuñez and Oliver Peck to modern masters DJ Tambe, Ryan Ashley, and Nikko Hurtado.
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Cheers is a classic sitcom from simpler times that, regardless of age, will leave you reflecting and appreciating its charm. Simply put, it’s a gem.
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The Agency excels in showcasing the complexity and precision of espionage, focusing on tradecraft and the psychological aspects of the spy world rather than simply leaning on action sequences.
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Whether it’s Ray’s deadpan humor and struggle to take things seriously, Robert’s bitter envy and constant bickering to outdo Ray, or Marie’s motherly tendencies, this series is one that never fails to entertain, with episodes getting funnier with every rewatch.
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