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Every week brings a new mix of mysteries, docs, comfort dramas and kid favorites to binge. This time the United States Top 10 has everything from a behind the scenes reality TV exposé to a wilderness thriller, a political nail biter and even a throwback sci-fi series finding fresh life with new viewers. You shared the ranking, so we’re counting down from 10 to 1 exactly as listed.

Below you’ll find quick, useful rundowns for each title. For every show we’ve included clear plot context plus key cast and creative credits, so you can decide what to start next without any guesswork.

10. ‘Extant’ (2014–2015) 22 Plates

The series follows astronaut Molly Woods,...

If you are looking for something new to watch, the most popular shows in the United States right now cover a wide range of genres. You will find sci fi mystery, political crisis, glossy Texas suspense, heartfelt small town drama, family friendly learning, and even a weekly stop in the WWE ring. Each entry below shares quick plot points and the key creative names so you can jump in with confidence.

We are counting down from ten to one while keeping the current U.S. order intact. For every title you will see who stars, who created it, and what the story is about, with no release logistics to get in the way.

Sullivan’s Crossing is returning for a fourth season, which will air in the USA on The CW!

We have the latest on the cast list for the upcoming season, including which characters will be back after that major season three cliffhanger!

Creator Roma Roth said in a statement to Deadline, “I’m absolutely thrilled that Sullivan’s Crossing is returning for a fourth season. Seeing it resonate with a global audience and watching the ratings climb have been a dream come true. Season 4 will explore themes of change and transformation so you can expect a whole new set of exciting and emotional challenges for Maggie and Cal.”

No release date has been set at this time,...

Sullivan’s Crossing is officially headed into season 4, and the early signals point to big emotional shifts. Creator Roma Roth says the new chapter will lean into “change” and “transformation,” setting up fresh challenges for Maggie and Cal. Us Weekly reports that season 4 builds directly off the season 3 cliffhanger, so expect fallout from that final twist.

We also have a first look and a status update from the set. Deadline shared new images and confirmed filming began in August 2025 in Canada. Star Morgan Kohan called season 4 their “best yet,” which should ease fan nerves after that wild finale reveal.

Fan chatter hasn’t cooled either. For context, ScreenRant rounded up the show’s most debate-starting moments,...

Sullivan's Crossing is one of the hottest shows in the world right now after all three seasons were released on Netflix this summer. Finally, we have an update to share from the stars of the series about Sullivan's Crossing season 4!

Deadline recently shared the first look at Sullivan's Crossing season 4, which just started filming in Canada in August 2025. In the story, Morgan Kohan, who stars as Maggie in the hit series, shared a statement about the response to the series and then shared an epic teaser fans will love to hear.

Here's what she told Deadline in the statement:

“I am beyond proud to be going back for Season 4 with...

It was a huge week for streaming in the United States from July 21 to July 27, 2025. Viewers split their time between brand new releases and long running favorites, with films and series from multiple services piling up massive minutes.

Below is a simple countdown from ten to one. Each entry includes what the project is about along with key details and where you can stream it right now.

10. ‘Animal Kingdom’ (2016–2022) Warner Bros. Television

This crime drama follows the Cody family as they run heists along the Southern California coast while navigating shifting loyalties inside their tight circle. The series is based on the Australian film of the same name and was...

These are the most watched streaming titles in the United States for the week of July 21 to July 27, 2025. The mix spans a new Netflix sequel, an animated crowd pleaser, long running network staples, and several buzzy dramas now finding big second lives on streaming.

Below you will find each project with a quick refresher on what it is, who is behind it, and where it is streaming. Episode counts refer to the number currently available on streaming services.

10. ‘Animal Kingdom’ (2016–2022) Warner Bros. Television

This drama follows the Southern California Cody crime family led by the formidable matriarch known as Smurf as her grandson J is pulled into the crew’s robberies and shifting loyalties.

Exclusive: Production has officially begun on Season 4 of Sullivan’s Crossing, and Deadline has an exclusive first look at what’s happening on the Nova Scotia set.

A photo of Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray and Marcus Rosner teases a brewing love triangle between their characters after the Season 3 cliffhanger in which Rosner’s Liam revealed himself as Maggie’s (Kohan) husband.

Obviously, Cal (Murray) was not pleased to learn this information — but the snapshot from set seems to be hinting that, at least at first, Cal will still be a doting partner to Maggie as he’s staring pretty lovingly at her. We get the sense Cal will definitely need to watch out for Liam, though, as he lingers behind Maggie staring at Cal with a furrowed brow.

Deadline also has individual shots of Maggie and Cal as well as a shot of the film slate, which are embedded below.

This week’s Netflix Top 10 in the United States brings together a mix of returning hits, buzzy newcomers, real life reckonings, live ring drama, and a fresh stand up hour. The list includes brand new seasons that build on worlds people already love as well as first seasons that lay out brand new mysteries and relationships. You will also spot a timely docuseries that revisits a famous reality show through the voices of the people who lived it.

Below you will find each entry with key facts on story, cast, and creative teams. The countdown goes from 10 to 1 and follows the exact order of the current US chart. Titles are listed with their series years and every title you see in quotes appears the same way throughout.

10. ‘Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy’ (2025) Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy

This stand up special stars Jim Jefferies and runs a little over an hour.

Some weeks are all about comfort watches and familiar faces while others bring in new premieres that get everyone talking. This week in the United States mixes fresh seasons with buzzy debuts, true crime energy, family friendly learning, live sports entertainment, and a brand new stand up hour.

Below you will find quick primers on each title so you can jump in without missing a beat. Each entry includes story basics plus key cast and creative details so you know who is who and what to expect before you press play.

10. ‘Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy’ (2025) Jim Jefferies: Two Limb Policy

This stand up special features Australian comedian Jim Jefferies performing a new hour from his 2025 tour. The set draws on his sharp storytelling style and covers everyday life and culture in a high energy theater show that was captured for Netflix. Jefferies built a global audience with earlier...

In the latest season ofSullivan’s Crossing, the bucolic Nova Scotian community faces more drama than ever — couples break up and make up, environmental disasters sweep through the town, and long-buried family memories are unearthed. Created by Roma Roth and based on the book series by Robyn Carr, Sullivan’s Crossing is the duo’s second project together after adapting Virgin River. The Canadian showstars Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones, Morgan Kohan as Maggie, and Scott Patterson as Sully. Keep reading to see how this close-knit community fares in the drama’s third season.

To learn all about the cast and characters, check out this guide.

After the second season’s cliff-hanger — a fire at Rob’s diner — the Season 3 premiere reveals that, thankfully, Sully (Scott Patterson) survived. For Maggie (Morgan Kohan), however, the stress of nearly losing her dad was too much to bear, causing her to have a miscarriage.

The small-town vibes are as strong as maple syrup in the Canadian romance drama Sullivan’s Crossing. In the series, a prominent neurosurgeon embroiled in unexpected legal trouble jets to her hometown in Canada, where she attempts to mend her relationship with her father — and makes a few new friends.

Based on the book by Virgin River author Robyn Carr, the series premiered on the Canadian network CTV in 2023. Sullivan’s Crossing stars Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, and Scott Patterson. It was created by Virgin River executive producer Roma Roth.

Watch all three seasons of Sullivan’s Crossing on Netflix now.

The third season is streaming on Netflix as of Aug. 11.

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Accomplished neurosurgeon Maggie (Kohan) is joined by her boyfriend, Andrew (Allan Hawco), at a prestigious dinner in Boston, where she’s set to receive an award for her medical accomplishments.

The ripple effects of the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike continue. On Friday, August 8, the WGA announced that Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar had been expelled from the union for writing the HBO limited series, “The Sympathizer,” while their fellow writers were picketing. This is not the first discipline action from the union in regard to the strike. Reportedly seven writers have been docked for violations.

The historic 148-day strike took up several months of 2023 — mostly simultaneously with the SAG-AFTRA strike — and resulted in a new contractural agreement between the writers and studios that increased wages, set standards for writers’ rooms, and included provisions for streaming residuals and framework for AI regulations. It had a significant impact on the Los Angeles economy, as well as the film industry at large, as studio lots sat dormant and theaters, networks, and streamers felt shockwaves in their release pipeline.

Chan-wook and McKellar’s...

Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar have been expelled from the Writers Guild of America for writing on their HBO limited series “The Sympathizer” during the 2023 writers’ strike, according to media reports.

Additionally, Anthony Cipriano has been suspended until May 1, 2026, for working on “The Last Breath.” He was also given a public censure and a lifetime ban from serving as a future strike captain.

“They investigated dozens of allegations of violations and determined whether there was sufficient evidence to send cases on to the Board for further action,” WGA West leadership said of the Strike Rules Compliance Committee in a Friday statement. “There are no further strike-related disciplines and all Article X proceedings arising from the 2023 strike have concluded.”

The WGA had previously named four members who had appealed their initial accusations of breaking strike rules. In May, guild members voted to expel Edward John Drake and Roma Roth, suspend Julie Bush...

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) announced on Friday that it has expelled two members, Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar, for working on their HBO miniseries “The Sympathizer” during the 2023 writers’ strike.

The series, based on Viet Thanh Nguyen’s 2015 novel, aired in 2024 and starred Hoa Xuande and Robert Downey Jr. According to the WGA, neither Park nor McKellar appealed their expulsions.

In addition to these expulsions, the WGA revealed that writer Anthony Cipriano has been suspended until May 1, 2026, for his work on “The Last Breath,” formerly called “Untitled True Story Haunting, Thriller Project.” Cipriano also received a public censure and a lifetime ban from serving as a strike captain.

Park Chan-wook, 61, is a well-known South Korean writer and director, famous for films like “Oldboy” (2003) and “The Handmaiden” (2016). His next film, “No Other Choice,” will premiere at the Venice Film Festival in August. Don McKellar is a Canadian actor and filmmaker known for writing,...

The Writers Guild of America announced Friday that it has expelled two members, Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar, for writing on their HBO miniseries “The Sympathizer” during the 2023 strike.

Park and McKellar co-created the seven-episode series, which starred Hoa Xuande and Robert Downey, Jr. and was based on the 2015 novel of the same name by writer Viet Thanh Nguyen. It aired in 2024. According to the guild, Park and McKellar did not appeal their expulsions.

Variety has reached out to representatives for Park, McKellar and HBO for comment.

The WGA also announced that Anthony Cipriano has been suspended through May 1, 2026, for writing on “The Last Breath,” which was previously known as “Untitled True Story Haunting—Thriller Project.” Cipriano was also given a public censure and a lifetime ban on serving as a strike captain.

Park, 61, is a South Korean writer, director and producer best known for films like “Oldboy” (2003) and “The Handmaiden” (2016). His next feature,...

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Sullivan’s Crossing is a Canadian romantic drama series created by Roma Roth. Based on the book series by Robyn Carr, the CTV series follows Maggie Sullivan, a neurosurgeon who decides to move back to her hometown after facing some legal trouble. When she gets back, she finds it hard to reconnect with her estranged father, but things soon change when she meets the mysterious newcomer, Cal Jones. Sullivan’s Crossing stars Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, Tom Jackson, Andrea Menard, and Scott Patterson. So, if you loved the small town vibe, feel-good drama, and likable characters in Sullivan’s Crossing, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

Virgin River (Netflix) Credit – Netflix

Virgin River is a romantic drama series developed by Sue Tenney. Based on the book series by Robyn Carr, the Netflix series follows Melina “Mel” Monroe,...

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Netflix is ready with an entertainment-packed August this year. While we already know all the brilliant films and TV shows that will be leaving Netflix in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of many highly anticipated Netflix original movies and TV shows, including the highly anticipated Season 2 of Wednesday and My Life With the Walter Boys. Just like every month, Netflix is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the sixteen new movies and shows coming to Netflix in August 2025.

My Oxford Year (August 1) Credit – Netflix

My Oxford Year is an upcoming romantic comedy-drama film directed by Iain Morris from a screenplay co-written by Allison Burnett and Melissa Osborne. Based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Julia Whelan, the Netflix film follows Anna De La Vega,...

Netflix has released many hits, whether in TV or film. However, few reached the same status as Squid Game.

The South Korean dystopian thriller series debuted in 2021 and became a true worldwide phenomenon. The series just aired its third and final season, which wrapped up all the loose ends. However,Squid Game Season 3 has started to lose ground and was dethroned in the charts by the popular romantic drama Sullivan's Crossing, Tudum reveals.

Squid Game Season 3 debuted on June 27, and it immediately broke records. It topped the charts for several weeks, but Sullivan's Crossing is taking over. The romantic drama series premiered on Netflix on Jul. 8, and it immediately topped the charts domestically with Season 1, with Squid Game Season 3 trailing behind it in second place.

For the week between Jul. 14 and 20, both of Sullivan's Crossing seasons were ahead of Squid Game in the U.S. At the top of...

“Sullivan’s Crossing” Season 3 just wrapped up its run, bringing us back to the Crossing with 10 new episodes. The CW romance returned in May after a slight release date delay — and a few weeks after the season debuted in Canada, where it airs on CTV.

The finale, “Head to the Heart,” aired on July 17, bringing Season 3 to a close. The good news? “Sullivan’s Crossing” is already renewed for Season 4, meaning the wait for new episodes has begun again, and with the first two seasons climbing up the streaming charts after their Netflix debut, there’s an even bigger audience waiting for more.

Based on the book series by “Virgin River” author Robyn Carr, “Sullivan’s Crossing” follows neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) back to her small hometown after her dream life in Boston gets turned upside down. Back home, she tries to rebuild a relationship with her estranged father, Sully (Scott Patterson...

Canada’s film industry has long had American studios and streamers headed north to shoot movies and TV originals on the strength of generous currency savings from a low Canadian dollar compared to the U.S. greenback.

So the American dollar so far in 2025 falling in value by around 3 cents, or 5 percent, against the Canadian loonie due to the chaos around Trump’s global trade war is suddenly raising red flags as trends shift. Daniel Bekerman, the Vancouver-based indie producer of the Donald Trump film The Apprentice, argues Canada can control its all-important film tax credits to also entice American producers north, but not it’s currency.

“At the moment, it’s not negatively affecting my business. That could change with more radical shifts in the currency,” says Bekerman, who has produced five movies in Vancouver so far this year, including director Eli Craig’s Clown in a Cornfield and The Wedding Banquet,...

Chad Michael Murray as Cal Jones and Morgan Kohan as Maggie Sullivan in ‘Sullivan’s Crossing’ season 3 (Photo: Jessie Redmond © 2025 Fremantle)

The CW has officially renewed Sullivan’s Crossing for season four ahead of its season three finale, airing July 16, 2025. The 10-episode fourth season is expected to premiere on The CW in 2026.

Morgan Kohan (When Hope Calls), Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill) and Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls) star in the drama, which has seen its season three ratings rise over season two. The series has also been a hit on Netflix, taking over the streamer’s #3 spot on its Top 10 list. And Bell Media’s CTV and Crave, and Fremantle had already announced the renewal, but due to different budgeting cycles, The CW’s official announcement didn’t arrive until today.

Sullivan’s Crossing is based on Robyn Carr’s bestselling book series and was created by Roma Roth (Virgin River). Roth,...

The CW Network announced today that the hit series Sullivan’s Crossing, created by Roma Roth and based on the New York Times bestselling book series by Robyn Carr, will return for a 10-episode fourth season, set to debut on The CW in 2026.

The announcement follows the previously confirmed Season 4 renewal of Sullivan’s Crossing by Bell Media’s CTV and Crave, as well as Fremantle.

Throughout its third season, Sullivan’s Crossing continues to make impressive ratings gains on both linear and digital platforms. The series is up year-over-year in total viewers, with the May 28 episode hitting an all-time high in Live + Same Day total viewers, according to Nielsen. It was also the #1 most-streamed program on The CW App in June.

Sullivan’s Crossing stars Morgan Kohan (When Hope Calls), Chad Michael Murray, and Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls).

The Season 3 finale airs tonight, July 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m. Et/Pt) on The CW.

One of The CW's biggest hits is coming back for another season. Sullivan's Crossing has been renewed for a fourth season, with the romantic drama series set to return to The CW in 2026.

The renewal comes ahead of its Season 3 finale, which airs tonight, July 16, on The CW at 8 p.m. Speaking with Deadline, which first reported the renewal, The CW president Brad Schwartz shared that ordering another 10-episode season of Sullivan's Crossing was an "easy" decision, given that the drama is a Top 3 show on the network by both total audience and 18-49 demographic. Sullivan's Crossing has also become a surprise hit on streaming, with its first two seasons recently ranking as the No. 1 show on Netflix in the United States, with 22 million hours watched in its first week on the platform.

The CW's decision to renew Sullivan's Crossing isn't entirely surprising, considering that CTV had already ordered a fourth season.

Sullivan's Crossingseason 4 has been confirmed at The CW. A romantic drama based on the novels by Robyn Carr, with Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray, Tom Jackson, Andrea Menard, and Scott Patterson in the lead roles, the series focuses on Maggie Sullivan (Kohan), a neurosurgeon who returns home to rural Nova Scotia after some legal trouble and reconnects with her estranged father.

A co-production with Bell Media, which airs the show on its CTV Network and Crave in Canada, the adaptationdebuted on The CW in October 2023. But it's recentlyachieved a new level of popularity since Sullivan's Crossing's first two seasons were added to Netflix in the U.S.

Deadlinereports that Sullivan's Crossing season 4 has been picked up once again by The CW, with a premiere date planned for 2026. The news comes as just Sullivan's Crossing is topping the Top 10 charts on Netflix, reaching the top spot in just the first...

Sullivan’s Crossing will continue to have a Stateside home, now that The CW has announced its plan to air Season 4 of the Canadian drama.

The decision comes ahead of the Season 3 finale airing tonight on The CW, and some six weeks after Sullivan’s Crossing was renewed for a 10-episode fourth season up north, by CTV.

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Sullivan's Crossing has taken almost no time making Netflix subscribers swoon, flying up into the top spot on the streaming charts within its first three days on the platform and ending its first week at #3. The romantic drama's loyal following has now exploded to new heights and, unsurprisingly, The CW is capitalizing on it. Per Deadline, the network just renewed the Chad Michael Murray and Morgan Kohan-led show for a fourth season with its main romantic duo, alongside Scott Patterson, set to return sometime in 2026. For U.S. viewers, the news comes just ahead of the Season 3 finale tonight, though the series has already aired in its entirety on Canada's CTV.

On the Netflix weekly charts, Sullivan's Crossing opened up its new streaming branch with 3 million views and 22 million hours watched. That's an impressive feat considering the only shows that managed to outperform it were two hit, newer original...

Exclusive: Sullivan’s Crossing has become one of the shiny new hits on Netflix, entering the streamer’s weekly charts at No. 3, scoring 3M views and 22M hours watched in its first week on the service.

However, the series is not a Netflix original; its first window in the U.S. is on The CW, which has just renewed it for a fourth season.

The Nexstar-owned broadcaster has picked up the series, which stars Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray and Scott Patterson, for another 10-episode run in 2026.

This comes ahead of its Season 3 finale, which airs on The CW tonight (July 16) at 8 p.m.

The CW President Brad Schwartz told Deadline that it was an “easy” decision given that Sullivan’s Crossing, which was created by Virgin River executive producer Roma Roth, is a top three show on the network by both total audience and 18-49.

The series, which is produced by Fremantle,...

In its first season, Sullivan’s Crossingsees a woman’s tidy life upended as she confronts her messy, painful past — and discovers new possibilities for her future. Created by Roma Roth and adapted from Robyn Carr’s book series of the same name, the romantic drama premiered in 2023 on Canada’s CTV and stars Morgan Kohan as Maggie Sullivan, a driven young doctor who makes an unexpected return to her quaint hometown in Nova Scotia. Read on to see where Maggie stands in terms of family, friends, love, and career by the end of Season 1.

Maggie Sullivan (Kohan) is a talented neurosurgeon in Boston, her career on the rise. All her careful plans are disrupted, however, when she’s sued for negligence due to the fraudulent schemes of her business partner … and alsosued by the grieving mother of a patient, who blames Maggie for the loss of her son. With...

Months after Sullivan’s Crossing debuted its third season on CTV and The CW, another major platform is gearing fans up for the season’s arrival, and it’s happening very soon. Netflix has officially confirmed that Season 3 of the romance series will find its way to the streamer in August, finally giving many who missed out the chance to continue with Maggie (Morgan Kohan) on her emotional journey. In anticipation, showrunner Roma Roth has some exciting teases for eager fans, especially regarding fan-favorite characters who have been through quite an ordeal in the past two seasons.

For Maggie, the season highlights a deeply personal journey, according to Roth, who, in an exclusive interview with SpoilerTV, also spoke of “second chances” awaiting several characters, not just in love, but also in life. “These characters have been through a lot over two seasons,” Roth said. “We wanted to give them an opportunity to explore love.

Netflix subscribers cannot get enough of Sullivan's Crossing. The romantic drama series has managed to become a bigger streaming hit, at least temporarily, than Squid Game.

Per FlixPatrol, as of July 10, Sullivan's Crossing has knocked the Netflix original Squad Game out of the No. 1 spot on the streamer's Top 10 TV Shows in the United States list. This is an impressive feat for The CW drama series, whose first two seasons were only added to Netflix two days ago on July 8. After debuting at the No. 2 spot yesterday, Sullivan's Crossing is now the No. 1 show on Netflix in the United States. With Squid Game having dominated the top spot since the release of its third and final season on June 27, it remains to be seen whether Sullivan's Crossing's time at No. 1 will be short-lived or if this is the start of a new streaming reign.

Created by Roma Roth and...

Before Season 7 of “Virgin River” even has a premiere date, the series has been renewed for its eighth season at Netflix.

An early renewal is par for the course for “Virgin River,” which was renewed for Season 7 ahead of the October 2024 release of the sixth season. The series has consistently brought in strong viewership for Netflix since its debut in 2019. Season 6 spent four weeks on the Netflix Top 10, peaking with 9.2 million views in its second week.

“Virgin River” is based on Robyn Carr’s book series of the same name and stars Alexandra Breckenridge as Mel Monroe. Hoping to leave her past life behind, Mel moves to Virgin River, a remote town in Northern California. There, having taken a job as a midwife and nurse practitioner, she meets and falls in love with former Marine and local bartender Jack Sheridan (Martin Henderson). Season 6 sees Mel and Jack get married, while...

Exclusive: Another year, another early renewal and another record for Netflix’s popular romantic drama Virgin River. Mere days after production wrapped on the upcoming seventh season of the series starring Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson, it has been renewed for Season 8, which will once again consist of 10 episodes.

With the pickup, Virgin River is believed to be Netflix’s longest-running live-action scripted series. It has surpassed comedy Grace and Frankie and comedy-drama Orange Is the New Black‘s seven-season runs and has edged Spanish teen drama Elite‘s eight seasons with 84 vs. 64 episodes across them.

It is not surprising that Virgin River, one of Netflix’s “blue sky”, “comfort” series, has eclipsed flashier, higher-profile...

There’s only one episode remaining in Sullivan’s Crossing Season 3, and the showrunner for the hit series just dropped a bomb about its future. Sullivan’s Crossing author Robyn Carr confirmed earlier this year that the show had been greenlit for a fourth season, but cast and crew have been shy about sharing updates while Season 3 has still been on air, until now.

Sullivan’s Crossing showrunner Roma Roth recently sat down for a tell-all interview on the future of the show, and she was asked if she could drop any details about the finale. While she, understandably, declined to share any specifics, she did tease a major bomb drop coming in the finale that will lead directly into Season 4:

“There’s never a dull moment at Sullivan’s Crossing. A romance drama series needs to have push and pull between your characters… we’re going to have a pretty big shoe...

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Netflix is ready with an entertainment-packed July this year. While, we are already know all the brilliant films and TV shows that will be leaving Netflix in the upcoming month, we will also see the premiere of many highly anticipated Netflix original movies and TV shows, including the highly anticipated sequels of The Old Guard and Happy Gilmore and a new season of the brilliant fantasy series The Sandman. Just like every month, Netflix is ready to overload you with great content. So, we’re here to tell you about the seven new movies and shows coming to Netflix in July 2025.

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Yellowjackets is a psychological mystery horror survival thriller series co-created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson. Season 2 of the Showtime series continues the story of the girls’ soccer team, who have survived the summer in the wilderness,...

Panic is starting to set in for Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan) and her loved ones in the latest episode of Sullivan's Crossing. Season 3, Episode 7, titled "Twists and Turns," sees just about everyone show out to help Cal (Chad Michael Murray) and the search and rescue team when Lola (Amalia Williamson) and Jacob (Joel Oulette) turn up missing following their date out in the woods. Last week's episode saw the couple's romantic stroll into a local mine take a turn when they accidentally cause a collapse right as the credits rolled. Ahead of the premiere tonight on The CW, Collider can share an exclusive sneak peek that shows the exact moment when they realize that something might be horribly wrong.

Initially, all seems well at the Crossing with Maggie and Edna (Andrea Menard) plating some treats at the counter while Frank (Tom Jackson) sits at the table. Their first sign that...

Chad Michael Murray is in for a world of heartache in an exclusive to Collider sneak peek at tonight’s episode of Sullivan’s Crossing. Things may have been heating up for the couple at the center of The CW drama over the last few episodes, but they’re about to cool off in a big way after Cal (Murray) asks Maggie (Morgan Kohan) to move in with him. Pulling her aside, Cal professes his love for waking up next to Maggie and asks her to pack up her things and live with him — something she quickly turns down. After all, she’s just moved in with her father, Sully (Scott Patterson), with their damaged relationship finally on the mend.

Plus, she’s concerned that Cal’s decision is coming from the wrong place and questions his series of rash decisions following his father’s diagnosis. Throwing a Hail Mary, Cal...

Updated with statement from Tim Doyle: WGA members on Friday overturned a 2024 censure of Tim Doyle for posting a “racist and offensive depiction of a lynching” on Facebook, Deadline has confirmed.

“I was genuinely surprised by the win and moved by the level of support I received from the rank and file membership,” Doyle, , the longtime showrunner whose credits include Rules of Engagement, Last Man Standing and Better Off Ted, tells Deadline. “I think they recognized overreach by the WGA Board of Directors and pushed back against it.”

An email that went out to members said “a majority of current members in good standing who voted adopted the alternative action proposed by Doyle by a vote of 915 to 557: overturn the board’s discipline (public censure).”

Doyle has always maintained the drawing was a joke. It was posted during the TV and film writers strike and depicted a man...

The members of the Writers Guild of America West voted on Friday to uphold the expulsion of two writers accused of writing during the 2023 strike, but to rescind a public rebuke of a writer who made a joke on Facebook.

The WGA West board voted earlier this year to kick out Roma Roth and Edward Drake for performing forbidden “writing services” — what the union calls “scab writing” — during the 148-day strike. They appealed, but 54% of the voting membership backed the board’s decision in a tally that concluded on Friday.

Edward John Drake, Roma Roth and Julie Bush were accused of prohibited writing activities during the stoppage, while Tim Doyle was censured for an offensive social media post that compared being on strike to being lynched.

The WGA West board voted last week to expel Drake and Roth, the guild’s harshest penalty. Bush was temporarily suspended and given a...

The members of the Writers Guild of America have voted to uphold the expulsion of two writers accused of writing during the 2023 strike, but to rescind a public rebuke of a writer who made a joke on Facebook.

The WGA board voted earlier this year to kick out Roma Roth and Edward Drake for performing forbidden “writing services” — what the union calls “scab writing” — during the 148-day strike. They appealed, but 54% of the voting membership backed the board’s decision in a tally that concluded on Friday.

On a 62%-38% vote, the members rejected the public censure of Tim Doyle, who had faced a charge of conduct “prejudicial to the welfare of the Guild” for making an off-color joke. On the 100th day of the strike, Doyle posted a silhouette of a man hanging from a tree, in what was meant to be a morbid reference to his own suicide.

Did the Writers Guild of America West board of directors go too far in disciplining members that allegedly broke the rules of its 2023 strike? Or did it appropriately respond to actions that threatened the union and its members?

Union members answered that question with a mixed response on Thursday in a vote that upheld three out of four punishments. Discipline was upheld after very tight results in the case of Julie Bush (745 to 686), Edward Drake (769 to 652) and Roma Roth (778 to 639). Doyle’s punishment was overturned and an alternative action taken after members voted 915 to 557.

Out of seven writers disciplined for allegedly breaking the WGA’s strike rules, Bush, Drake, Doyle and Roth had all chosen to appeal their punishments. The punishments handed down to the three other disciplined writers remain unknown.

The board of the labor organization had previously expelled two of the writers — Drake and Roth — while suspending Bush...

Members of the Writers Guild of America West are engaged in unusual vote this week on whether to banish two of their own — Roma Roth and Edward Drake — for allegedly performing “writing services” during the 2023 strike.

The membership is also being asked to uphold disciplinary moves against two others, Julie Bush and Tim Doyle, that fall short of expulsion. The vote will conclude at 2 p.m. on Friday.

In an email to members on Wednesday, WGA Board Member Rob Forman acknowledged that it’s an awkward situation.

“I know it’s deeply uncomfortable to vote on disciplining other writers, especially during this horrible contraction,” he wrote.

But, he urged the membership to “join me in holding these writers accountable” for breaking guild rules, “and reject the disciplined members’ excuses for hurting the Guild by turning their backs on their fellow writers during the strike.”

A vote of this kind is extremely rare.

Sullivan’s Crossing makes its much-awaited return on The CW in only a few days after premiering on CTV on Sunday, April 27. And in the new season, fans will get to see Maggie (Morgan Kohan) and Cal’s (Chad Michael Murray) love story continue with even more drama and picking up right from where the second season ended. This was revealed by the show’s creator and executive producer, Roma Roth, who had an insightful chat with TV Insider detailing what’s coming for not only the fan-favorite lovebirds in Sullivan’s Crossing’s third season, but also other residents of the town.

Season 3 of Sullivan’s Crossing arrives in the U.S. on Wednesday, May 14, and according to Roth, it begins several months after the town’s beloved diner goes up in flames as seen at the end of Season 2. The EP also adds that “the residents of the Crossing are picking...

The addictively cozy romance set in a coastal Nova Scotia hamlet returns hotter than ever, which is fitting since we last saw Sullivan’s Crossing’s beloved diner going up in flames. “Season 3 picks up several months after the diner fire,” sets up creator and exec-producer Roma Roth ahead of the Wednesday, May 7, premiere on The CW and adds that “the residents of the Crossing are picking up the pieces after their losses.” That includes former big-city neurosurgeon Maggie (Morgan Kohan), who has finally decided to stay in town for good now that she’s reconnected with her dad (Scott Patterson) and fallen for rugged handyman Cal (Chad Michael Murray). “Maggie has returned to the Crossing after having packed up her life in Boston and is starting a new chapter in her life.” But all is not smooth sailing for the couple. As viewers know, Maggie got some unexpected news last season that,...

The Writers Guild of America has asked its members to affirm disciplinary actions against four writers accused of breaking union rules during the 2023 strike, with a vote on their appeals scheduled for mid-May, according to media reports.

Edward John Drake, Roma Roth, and Julie Bush are accused of prohibited writing activities during the stoppage, while Tim Doyle faces censure for an offensive social media post. The WGA West board voted last week to expel Drake and Roth, the guild’s harshest penalty. Bush was temporarily suspended and given a lifetime ban from serving as a strike captain. Doyle was publicly censured.

“Every Guild member knows what it means when there’s a strike: pencils down,” the board wrote in its appeal to members, Variety first reported Saturday. “[Drake] did not go pencils down during the strike.” Guild leadership did not immediately respond Saturday to a request for comment.

Drake, writer-director of the indie film “Guns Up,...

The Writers Guild of America asked members on Friday to uphold disciplinary actions against four of their brethren who are accused of violating guild rules during the 2023 strike.

Three of the writers — Edward John Drake, Roma Roth and Julie Bush — are accused of performing forbidden “writing services” in violation of union solidarity. A fourth member, Tim Doyle, is accused of making an off-color joke in a Facebook group of fellow writers.

The WGA West board voted to expel Drake and Roth, the severest form of punishment for guild rule violations. Bush was given a temporary suspension and a lifetime ban on serving as a strike captain, while Doyle was given a public censure.

All four are appealing the discipline to the general membership. Three other members, who were not identified, were also found guilty by trial committees of writing during the strike. Those members elected not to appeal.

A vote...

The Writers Guild of America West on Friday publicly announced disciplinary action against six members for alleged unauthorized work during the union’s 2023 strike, as well as one additional member for an alleged violation of the guild’s constitution.

Four of those disciplined, which the Wgaw named in a memo to members today, are appealing the decision.

Julie Bush, Tim Doyle, Edward Drake and Roma Roth are all pushing back against the union board’s disciplinary rulings, which were determined via hearings before five-member trial juries. Bush, Drake and Roth are accused of writing during the strike.

Bush, whose credited as a consulting producer on Manhunt, has been suspended from the guild until next year and has been barred for life from holding non-elected guild office after being found guilty of violating Working Rule 8 and writing for a non-signatory company during the strike. Drake was expelled for allegedly writing during...

The Writers Guild of America West has gone public with its discipline of six union members for allegedly writing during the labor group’s 2023 strike and one for a purported constitutional violation, a move that four writers have appealed, with one saying he was “punished for being transparent.”

Writers Julie Bush, Tim Doyle, Edward Drake and Roma Roth have all sought to overturn disciplinary rulings from the union’s board of directors, which followed hearings before five-member trial juries and investigations from a committee aimed at uncovering authorized work during the strike. The union announced the discipline and appeals to members on Friday.

The appeal materials show that Bush, a consulting producer on Manhunt, was suspended from WGA membership until 2026 and was barred from holding “non-elected guild office” due to alleged writing during the strike for a non-signatory company. Schooled and The Kids Are Alright executive producer Doyle was publicly...

Exclusive: Netflix’s popular romantic drama Virgin River has cast Sara Canning (The Vampire Diaries) and Cody Kearsley (Riverdale) in recurring roles for the upcoming seventh season, which has begun production, with Deadline able to share two behind the scenes images from the set in Vancouver featuring most main cast members, including stars Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson (You can see them below). The new season, which will pick up two hours after the end of the Season 6 finale at Mel (Breckenridge) and Jack’s (Henderson) wedding, is expected to premiere in early 2026.

Canadian actors Canning and Kearsley will play characters related to an existing and new storyline, respectively, on the series based on Robyn Carr’s novels about the tight-knit community in the remote California town of Virgin River.

Canning’s Victoria is an ex-cop who was shot in the line of duty and is now working for the...

The CW Network has announced spring premiere dates for new and returning programming, including the new drama series Sherlock & Daughter and returning favorites Sullivan’s Crossing and Children Ruin Everything.

The new mystery thriller series Sherlock & Daughter, starring Emmy Award-nominee David Thewlis as the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes, premieres on Wednesday, April 16 (9:00-10:00 p.m. Et/Pt).

Sherlock & Daughter

Inspirational women nationwide are recognized in the one-hour special Remarkable Women on Sunday, April 20 (9:00-10:00 p.m. Et/Pt). Women from 125 communities nationwide are nominated for their significant influence on public policy, social progress, and quality of life.

The special celebrates the often-overlooked stories of these incredible women’s innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit while championing the causes that inspire them and their direct impact on their local communities.

Sullivan’s Crossing Season 3

The hit series Sullivan’s Crossing, starring Morgan Kohan, Chad Michael Murray and...