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Is 'Star Trek: Discovery' the natural next step for 'Star Trek?' Or is it a continuity-ruining failure?

Based on Caleb Carr’s Best Selling multi-genre work The Alienist, TNT’s 10 episode titular series, premiered in late January. The weekly series presents an intriguing look into the timelessness of New York City’s economic classes, social conflicts, familial and personal traumas. The sensational production design imprints 1896 Manhattan in indelible …

Will audiences want to peel away Jack’s layers and redeem the self-centered Jack or just buy into the bad behavior and escape into his sentiment-free journey?

'The Detectorists: Series 1, 2 & 3' are some of the best television you'll ever watch - exemplary acting, amazing scripts and incredible cinematography.

Picture Sherlock Holmes in New York aided by the techies from 'Criminal Minds' and you’ll get a feel for the experience of watching 'The Alienist.' This new series from TNT debuts on January 22.

There's plenty to get wrapped up in this year from Acorn's international grove of delights.

'George Gently: The Complete Collection' does justice to a great series by presenting it in pristine Blu-ray format. One of the really great police procedurals ever made.

The Vampire Diaries is a great show, and The Complete Series packages all the previous season releases. It does not contain anything new, and lacks digital copies for most seasons.

It's my/our/their story. Not yours. Your job is to be entertained. If you were engaged from beginning to end, then we did our job and we did it proper.

Westworld is an excellent series, and the home release only enhances the already impressive viewing experience.