Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs, and Jen Statsky's award-winning Max series pushes its central couple, Ava (Hannah Einbinder) and Deborah (Jean Smart), to joyful — and unexpected — extremes.

Steven Knight's six-episode spy thriller sees the two-time Emmy-winner as a British operative tasked with breaking a suspected ISIS leader who plans to attack America.

"War is inevitable!" shouts the man. And the earth shakes its head, "No."

The true crime event of 2015 returns with six new episodes from director Andrew Jarecki.

The Oscar nominee stars alongside Riley Keough in Hulu's true-crime story about a missing teen, mean friends, and a justice system unable to serve any of them.

The last time Michael Douglas and Richard Plepler teamed up for a TV biopic, they spurned convention and produced a classic. Their latest, a listless history lesson on Benjamin Franklin's French intervention, fits far too comfortably within today's troublesome streaming standards.

Blending "Westworld" and "The Boys," Prime Video's adaptation of the popular video game franchise depicts a dystopian society struggling to survive a nuclear strike that wiped out most of humankind — and all our humanity.

Adapted from Viet Thanh Nguyen's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, HBO's sprawling, black-comic limited series follows a communist spy sent to America at the end of the Vietnam War.

While ostensibly a do-over for the much-maligned "Seinfeld" finale, Larry David's adieu to "Enthusiasm" emphasizes how little he cares to learn from his so-called mistakes.

J.T. Rogers' Max original series wrapped an exceptional second season with a rare combination of closure and possibility.

A private detective. A missing girl. Powerful people scattered across the city of angels. You know this story, and even Colin Farrell, a good pupper, and a bonkers twist can't make it worth seeing again.

Steven Zaillian's adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's novels uses exquisite black-and-white cinematography to shade the hypnotic story of a deplorable killer.