Jamie Hector

In this sequel to the 2021 odd-couples comedy, Marcus and Emily (Get Out's Lil Rel Howery, Insecure's Yvonne Orji) are now happily married. Unfortunately, they run into Ron and Kyla (F9's John Cena, Search Party's Meredith Hagner) again, who are exactly the same—except for being parents.

HBO crime thriller series based on the true rise and fall story of the Baltimore Police Department's Gun Trace Task Force—and the corruption and moral collapse that befell an American city. From The Wire creator David Simon.

Titus Welliver concludes his run as LAPD homicide Detective Harry Bosch in this final season, based on Michael Connelly's best-selling novels.

The penultimate season of Bosch ratchets up the stakes, with a murder case turning into a mission to save Los Angeles.

Harry Bosch is suspected of planting evidence in an old case, with his daughter having a front row seat as an intern in the DA's office while his conduct is investigated.

Tensions rise in LA after the murder of a prominent civil rights attorney, with Harry Bosch assigned to the case and the LAPD under heightened scrutiny.

Season three of Bosch sees Harry continue to investigate the murder of his mother when he was just a kid, as well as becoming a suspect himself in a present-day case.

Back from suspension, Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) investigates the murder of a Hollywood producer, worries for his estranged family, and contends with crooked cops.

Titus Welliver is hard-edged Hollywood homicide detective Harry Bosch in this crime series based on Michael Connelly's best-selling novels.

The heat is on in Baltimore. The drug war is being lost, bodies are piling up, and a desperate mayor wants the tide turned before the election. But no matter how hard McNulty and the detail try, the dealers always seem to be one step ahead of the game. It’s time to change the rules.

The places and faces change, but the game remains the same. A new story begins. This season, amidst the rise of a new drug empire and the city's impending mayoral election, four new young characters face difficult choices around the temptation of crime and easy money.

In the fifth and final season, the series expands its focus into the media - specifically the role of newspapers in big-city bureaucracy - as it follows a newspaper staff struggling to maintain integrity and meet deadlines in the face of budget cuts and staff reductions.