IGN's weekly PlayStation show, Podcast Beyond!, dives into a little bit of the news in the world of PlayStation like the new DualSense Edge and PSVR 2's launch window, while also saying goodbye to its current host.

It all connected for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. for the last time.

Hollywood, the new Netflix limited series from writer/producer Ryan Murphy, is an alternate history story about challenging the barriers against equal representation during the Golden Age of cinema. The show follows a diverse group of hopeful young creatives who come together to make Meg, a movie about a struggling Black actress loosely based on the real-life story of Peg Enwistle, an actress who famously committed suicide by jumping off of the Hollywoodland sign in 1932. Midway through the series, director Raymond Ainsley (Darren Criss) decides to change Archie’s (Jeremy Pope) original script about Entwistle into a fictional …

The beloved show BoJack Horseman streamed its final episodes on Netflix on January 31st and the animated comedy-drama is, sadly, now over.

BoJack Horseman was a unique animated show, blending comedy with existentialism. We share the lightest and heaviest moments at the end of the series.

Shameless season 11 will end the long-running Showtime family drama. Here's what we know about the final episodes' release date and story.

A new trailer for Supernatural season 15's final episodes teases a dramatic end for The CW show that may not bode well for Sam and Dean Winchester.

Cardboard Computer set up a hotline to update the fans about the release date of Kentucky Route Zero. The new act will likely launch on January 7.

The beloved game show host of Jeopardy: Alex Trebek has said he already has rehearsed what he will say on the finale episode of the trivia show.

The CW releases the final Crisis on Infinite Earths synopses, teasing Oliver as "something else," Monitor's origin, and things will never be the same.

Breaking Bad is full of smart references and hidden meanings, and the episode title of the final episode is one of the best examples of this.

Fox's delightfully batshit Batman prequel Gotham is headed into its final two episodes ever, and a new trailer previews what looks to be a massive, all-out war for a city that very much so probably deserves to be nuked off the planet. It's like everyone fighting to the death over that uncomfortable-ass chair over on Game of Thrones, except with more petty crime and vaguely animal themed super-villains. But no, this new footage contains a lot of the Gotham hallmarks that make it such a wonderfully weird show. Shane West's Bane—who hilariously just …