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Exclusive: SisterS, the dark comedy starring Barry’s Sarah Goldberg and Susan Stanley, will be back for a second season in the States.

The series, which is an international co-production between IFC, Ireland’s RTÉ and Canada’s Crave, launched on the AMC Networks channel in 2023 and will return for its second season in 2026.

It comes after Bell Media, which owns streamer Crave, revealed last year the show was returning in Canada.

SisterS was created and written by real-life best friends Goldberg and Stanley. In the first season, it follows the two women, one from Canada and the other from Ireland, who discover they are half-sisters before embarking on a road trip to find their alcoholic father.

Donal Logue and Sophie Thompson will reprise their roles as Jimmy and Sheryl in the six-part series alongside Sonja Smits, Barbara Brennan, Jim Annan, Dylan Taylor, Vanessa Matsui, Peter Keleghan and Linda Kash.

Shoresy has returned with its fourth season on Hulu, now streaming as of Feb. 26. Teasing the show's return, Cbr can unveil an exclusive sneak peek clip.

Created by Jared Keeso, who also stars in the titular role, Shoresy is a Letterkenny spinoff. The series explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury. In Cbr's exclusive clip of Season 4, former NHL player Marty McSorley is featured as part of an interview segment alongside Keeso's Shoresy. The video can be watched below.

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Shoresy season four is almost here!

The popular Hulu comedy series is set to debut it’s new season later this month and the streamer has released the trailer, along with the list of guest stars.

If you missed it, Shoresy has already been renewed for a fifth season!

Keep reading to find out more…

In season four, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

In addition to Jared, the cast also includes Tasya Teles as Nat; Blair Lamora as Ziigwan; Keilani Rose as Miigwan; Montréal rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby as Dolo; former NHL player Terry Ryan as Hitch; Ryan McDonell as Michaels; former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen as Goody; Jon “Nasty” Mirasty, former Carolina Hurricanes centre Brandon Nolan, three-time Stanley Cup winner, Jordan Nolan as Jim, Jim, and Jim, respectively; North Bay’s Bourke Cazabon as Cory,...

Hulu has shared the trailer for Shoresy Season 4, which will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes exclusively available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on the service.

In the new season, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

The returning cast starring alongside Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat; Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan; and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan. From, Montréal, QC, rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby stars as Dolo; and former NHL player, author, and actor Terry Ryan stars as Hitch.

Ryan McDonell (The Crossing) stars as Michaels; and former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen returns as Goody. Legendary all-time tough guy Jon “Nasty” Mirasty, former Carolina Hurricanes center Brandon Nolan, and three-time Stanley Cup winner, Jordan Nolan star as Jim,...

Hulu has shared the official key art for Shoresy Season Four, which will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes exclusively available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on the service.

In the new season, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey, and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury.

The returning cast starring alongside Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat; Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan; and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan. From, Montréal, QC, rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby stars as Dolo; and former NHL player, author, and actor Terry Ryan stars as Hitch.

Ryan McDonell (The Crossing) stars as Michaels; and former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen returns as Goody. Legendary all-time tough guy Jon “Nasty” Mirasty, former Carolina Hurricanes center Brandon Nolan, and three-time Stanley Cup winner, Jordan Nolan star as Jim,...

Hulu has announced that Crave’s Shoresy Season 4 will premiere on Wednesday, February 26 with all six new episodes available in the U.S. on Hulu. The first three seasons are now streaming on Hulu.

Canadian entertainment service Crave also revealed today that Shoresy has been renewed for a fifth season, which will go into production later this spring.

In Shoresy Season 4, Shoresy (Jared Keeso) explores life after hockey and the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs contend with the distractions of summer in Sudbury. The returning cast starring alongside Jared Keeso includes Tasya Teles (The 100) as Nat, Blair Lamora (Paranormal Nightshift) as Ziigwan, and Keilani Rose (Flimsy) as Miigwan.

From, Montréal, QC, rapper Jonathan-Ismael Diaby stars as Dolo, and former NHL player, author, and actor Terry Ryan stars as Hitch. Ryan McDonell (The Crossing) stars as Michaels, and former Kahnawake Condor and Mma fighter Andrew “The Canon” Antsanen returns as Goody.

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The new season will premiere in winter this year on streamer CBC Gem and CBC TV in Canada. Lionsgate Television has rights outside of Canada, and The CW had the previous three seasons in the States. It was officially renewed in May.

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Apple TV Plus released a first look at “The Problem With Jon Stewart,” which launches Sept. 30. The series’ companion podcast will also launch that same day.

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Network: The CW (Us), City (Canada)

Episodes: Ongoing (half-hour)

Seasons: Ongoing

TV show dates: July 14, 2014 -- July 21, 2014 (Us)

Series status: Dropped by CW in the Us

Performers include: Adam Korson, Carrie-Lynn Neales, Amanda Brugel, Stephanie Anne Mills, Laura De Carteret, Matt Baram, Vanessa Matsui, Abby Ross, and William Ainscough.

TV show description:

This half-hour comedy revolves around Harry Dacosta (Adam Korson) -- a likeable bartender and permanent bachelor. He enjoys life and spends his time avoiding responsibilities. One day, Harry discovers that his previous forays into the world of sperm donation has resulted in kids -- lots of them. He soon finds himself entangled in the lives of his newfound children and their less-than-thrilled families.

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Backpackers follows Brandon (Dillon Casey) and Ryan (Noah Reid) as they travel through Europe looking for Ryan's girlfriend girlfriend Beth (Meghan Heffern). Giacomo Gianniotti plays Andrew, Brandon's slacker brother.

Both shows had dismal launches last week, attracting fewer than 600,000 viewers each. The numbers got even worse this week. Based on the fast affiliate ratings, Backpackers dropped 40% and Seed fell 20%.

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There's nothing particularly interesting about the building blocks of The Bitter End. It's an online sitcom that follows the lives of a few urban twentysomethings as they deal with the identity crises, professional stagnation, awkward cohabitation, and sexual frustration endemic to life as an urban twentysomething. But The Bitter End is a perfect example of execution trumping concept. It's a really funny show. The series begins as Bernard (Daniel Beirne), a nebbishy aspiring novelist, welcomes his fresh-from-rehab older brother, Les (Brent Skagford) into his apartment for what we sense will be an extended stay. Bernard takes a liking to Eden (Vanessa Matsui), a coffee shop employee and working actress whose greatest achievement is a tampon ad in which she proclaims "Because it's my life!" Bernard wants to be part of that life and it becomes clear in the first episode that his brother is going to make a habit of unintentionally hindering that quest.