TV & Streaming

American Horror Story season 13 star Seth Gabel says Cordelia Goode “could be dead” after episode six’s Coven cliffhanger, though the witches’ powers leave her fate uncertain. He also teases an “explosive” episode seven as Jeffrey Dahmer and James Patrick March’s assembled killers continue their war against the coven.

Peacock has greenlit the first Fast & Furious television series, with a premiere planned for 2028. Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman will write and co-run the Universal Television project, while franchise star Vin Diesel will executive produce.

Ray J was rushed to the hospital after suffering a medical emergency during a livestream from Fab Factory on Thursday, Oct. 1. Emergency responders treated him at the scene before he walked unassisted to a stretcher.

TV writer and producer Eric Weinberg has gone on trial on 23 counts of rape and sexual assault involving seven women. Prosecutors allege the former “Scrubs” and “Californication” writer posed as an amateur photographer to bring the women to his Los Feliz home before attacking them.

Netflix has landed American Royals for development, with Ted Malawer writing and executive producing the drama inspired by Katharine McGee’s bestselling young adult book series. The alternate-history story follows America’s royal family, including two princesses competing for the crown and two girls pursuing the prince’s heart.

Netflix is launching a collaboration with Filmin that will bring 10 films and documentaries curated by Filmin’s editorial team to members in Spain each month. The first collection, “October Mysteries,” arrives Thursday with titles including The Shrouds and Late Night with the Devil.

Tyler Perry’s The Oval ended its seven-season BET run with a cliffhanger-filled Season 7 finale rather than a clean resolution. Kareem was shot repeatedly, Eli was poisoned, Priscilla and Simone faced an explosion, and Victoria attempted to execute Jason, leaving their fates unresolved.

Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as Santa alongside Alan Ritchson in The Man with the Bag, streaming on Prime Video beginning December 2.

Edi Gathegi has joined Universal Pictures’ Miami Vice ’85 as a small-time criminal whose ambitions leave him in over his head. The big-screen adaptation stars Michael B. Jordan as Ricardo Tubbs and Austin Butler as James Crockett, with Joseph Kosinski directing.

Beta Film has sold “Rex – Vienna Calling” to broadcasters across Europe, Asia and Australia as production begins on six feature-length episodes for Season 2. Maximilian Brückner returns as Vienna detective Max Steiner alongside his German Shepherd partner, Rex.

Netflix has renewed Indian reality series Lock Upp: Sach Yaa Sazaa for a second season, with Riteish Deshmukh and Farah Khan returning as hosts. The renewal follows a breakout first season that reached No. 1 on Netflix’s TV shows list within two days and remained in the top 10 for seven consecutive weeks.

Ted Lasso Season 4, Episode 9 bids farewell to original character Mae Green, who dies while supporting the Lady Greyhounds during their away match against Bristol City. Annette Badland said Mae “went in the very best way” after relishing life and fiercely supporting those she loved.

Karan Johar will end his celebrity chat show “Koffee With Karan” after its ninth season, which begins streaming Oct. 14 on JioHotstar. The final season closes a 22-year run as Johar shifts his creative focus toward directing more films.

Netflix’s October 2026 lineup loads up on Halloween horror, including “Dracula,” “Friday the 13th,” “Psycho,” “Ouija” and “Evil Dead Rise.” The slate also features all five “Twilight” films and new seasons of “NCIS,” “The Diplomat,” “Nobody Wants This,” “Love Is Blind: Boston” and “Lupin.”

Lisa Vanderpump’s three-part Bravo event, Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, follows preparations to open her namesake hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The first two episodes air Tuesday, October 20, starting at 9 p.m. ET, with the finale following Wednesday, October 21.

Coven Academy creator Tim Federle says the Disney series’ 10- to 22-minute episodes were designed as compact chapters, not around assumptions about young viewers’ attention spans. Premiering Oct. 1 on Freeform, the New Orleans-set supernatural drama follows teenage witches and warlocks at an elite magic boarding school.

Charlie Sheen will return as a television series regular alongside his father, Martin Sheen, in AMC’s six-episode comedy “Happy Jack.” Netflix’s college romance drama “Icebreaker” has also added Gabriel Tierney, Auliʻi Cravalho, Peter Berry, Chaneil Kular, Devin Craig and Aidan Shaw as series regulars.

Prime Video is nearing a series order for an untitled Spider-Man television project based on Marvel’s Clone Saga, with Ben Reilly and Kaine Parker expected to be central characters. Kelvin Yu is set to write the proposed series, which has not announced casting.

Netflix will premiere the three-part documentary series The One About Matthew Perry globally on October 27. A new trailer previews Perry’s reflections on fame alongside interviews with family and friends, unreleased material from his family’s private archive, and an examination of the late Friends star’s career and struggles with drug use.

Daniel Ezra directed All American’s emotional series finale, closing the drama’s eight-season run and bringing his time as Spencer James to a heartfelt end. The episode reunites Spencer and Olivia for the birth of their twins before jumping six years ahead to his final Super Bowl before retirement.

Johnny Kastl is planned to reprise Dr. Doug Murphy in one of the final two episodes of Scrubs Season 2, potentially marking his first acting role in nearly two decades. Scott Foley will return as Sean Kelly, while executive producer and showrunner Aseem Batra confirmed Ken Jenkins will be absent.