Tatiana Maslany

Star Trek turns 60 on Tuesday — sixty years to the day since "The Man Trap" aired on NBC on 8 September 1966. Paramount has built a week around it: 750 cinemas, a Guinness record attempt, a Walk of Fame ceremony, a Delta badge on the ISS. What it does not have is a single Star Trek series in production.

Starfleet Academy may be splitting Star Trek fans, but Paramount+ is already charting the next chapter.

Paul Rudd headlines a star-studded new drama from Oscar winner Tom McCarthy, with cameras set to roll soon.

After weeks of online buzz, Tatiana Maslany is breaking her silence on She-Hulk’s MCU future, addressing talk of an Avengers call-up and when she might return. The rumor mill kicked into overdrive last month after a scooper’s now-deleted tweet, and Maslany isn’t dodging the questions.

Stephen King owned 2025, as a fresh wave of page-to-screen hits crashed across theaters and TV, with Welcome to Derry vaulting to the top of HBO Max’s charts. From breakout voices to seasoned auteurs, his stories still rule—and it’s the perfect moment to revisit the classics.

Osgood Perkins delivers a divisive, go-in-cold mystery with Keeper; the finale wobbles, but its eerie, singular vision lingers.

From Leonardo DiCaprio’s darkly funny One Battle After Another to the much-adored live-action How to Train Your Dragon, 2025 has been a banner year at the movies — and with franchises still in overdrive, November is primed for a final blockbuster sprint.

Just like Netflix's The Umbrella Academy, these series mix mind-bending plots with a heavy dose of the unexpected.

Each show brings its own flavor, its own spice to the table. So, why not indulge?

If you're a fan of TV shows that keep you guessing until the very end, this list is your holy grail.