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12. 1000 Women in Horror – This Shudder documentary covers the role of women in horror, inspired by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas’ book. Directed by Donna Davies, it highlights women’s contributions to the genre.
11. The Lady – Mia McKenna-Bruce stars as Jane Andrews in this true crime miniseries about the royal dresser of Sarah Ferguson, convicted of murder in 2001.
10. STEEL BALL RUN JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure – The anime’s seventh arc follows Johnny Joestar in a cross-country race in 1890 America.
9. The Nanny, Seasons 1-6 – Fran Drescher’s ’90s sitcom about a Queens native working as a nanny in Manhattan is now streaming on Hulu.
8. Imperfect Women – Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington star in this Apple TV series about three friends dealing with secrets after one of them is murdered.
7. Wicked: For Good – This Peacock release continues the musical adaptation of the Wicked story, featuring Elphaba and Glinda in a battle over Oz.
6. Last One Laughing UK, Season 2 – This Prime Video comedy show challenges comedians not to laugh, with Jimmy Carr recruiting new faces for the competition.
5. Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man – Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby in the film continuation of ‘Peaky Blinders,’ available on Netflix.
4. Deadloch, Season 2 – This crime-comedy directed by Beck Cole and Gracie Otto follows detective duo Dulcie Collins and Eddie Redcliffe, now in Australia’s Top End.
3. Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat – A Prime Video prank show set in a fake company retreat with temp worker Anthony Norman as the unwitting participant.
2. Invincible, Season 4 – The superhero series on Prime Video gets darker, introducing villain Thragg.
1. The Comeback, Season 3 – Lisa Kudrow’s sitcom star returns in HBO’s final season focused on AI in Hollywood.
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