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“Chernobyl holds over 3 trillion of these bullets. Some of them will not stop firing for 50,000 years.” HBO’s Chernobyl is a miniseries that retells the events of the catastrophic Chernobyl disaster, and the efforts of unsung heroes who mitigated it. Premieres 5/6/19.

Jeffrey Wright (Westworld, Boardwalk Empire) portrays a hardened criminal on the verge of release, but who finds himself pulled back into prison drama when a new inmate arrives on the scene. After winning awards on the festival circuit, the drama hits HBO on 2/23/19.

Game of Thrones‘ final season doesn’t kick off until April, 2019. HBO keeps the torch of hype burning with this teaser showing the remaining Starks visiting the crypt of Winterfell. It’s as intriguing for who’s in it as it is for who’s not.

(PG-13: Language) “This next one is, umm, it’s another duet.” We’re not crying, and it’s not rain on our face either. It’s just that Flight of the Conchords are back. Their new HBO special has both classics and new tunes, performed live in London. Premieres 10/6/18.

“I want to know the whole story.” Oscar winner Mahershala Ali stars as an Arkansas detective in the third season of True Detective. The season will be set in the Ozarks, as Ali’s character and his partner investigate “a macabre crime that spans three decades.”

Peter Dinklage stars in this HBO film about the final days of actor Hervé Villechaize (of Fantasy Island and Live and Let Die fame) and an encounter with an LA journalist that impacts both of their lives greatly.

“You’re only given a little spark of madness. If you lose that, you’re nothing.” HBO’s Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind is a documentary about the late comedian. It features interviews with Williams, his comedian friends, and his family.

“She’s something we programmed. She’s not real.” Delos Incorporated’s hosts are ready to sieze the freedom they demand by any means necessary in the second season of HBO’s incredible drama, as the lines between the real world and Westworld become further blurred.

(PG-13) Silicon Valley VR: Inside the Hacker Hostel is a virtual reality experience for the HTC Vive. It will let you explore the familiar incubator home where the main characters live and work. It has hundreds of interactive objects, games and interactions with the characters.

“A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon star in this HBO movie adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s classic novel about a bleak future in which so-called “firemen” burn books to control the minds of the people. Drops May 2018.

(PG-13: Language) Judd Apatow’s HBO doc features interviews with Shandling’s friends and family, as they delve into the psyche of the late comedian, his self-deprecating humor, and his drive to always top his last show. If you never watched The Larry Sanders Show, you must.

(PG-13: Language) Pied Piper builds a new Internet (and inadvertently opens an indoor dog park in the process), Gavin Belson feels old, and Jian Yang takes over the incubator in the new season of Mike Judge and Alec Berg’s hilarious HBO comedy. Premieres 3/25/18.

The way things were left at the end of last season, it was pretty clear that things were just about to start getting really bad for the humans, and a bit better for the hosts. Dolores and the rest of her kind start to claim what’s rightfully theirs when the new season premieres.

HBO’s upcoming documentary explores the all-too-short life of the imposing, yet soft-hearted pro wrestler and actor born as André René Roussimoff. The gigantism and that made him famous also caused him tremendous pain, and his ultimate demise. Drops 4/10/18.

Bill Hader, Henry Winkler, and Stephen Root star in this darkly comic new HBO series about a former assassin who figures out that his true calling in life is acting after he moves to Los Angeles. But can he resist his old ways? Premieres 3/25/18.

Richard is still a nervous wreck, Jared is still clueless, Gilfoyle is still a snarky a-hole, Dinesh is still Dinesh, and somehow Pied Piper is still a thing in the new season of HBO’s awesome comedy. But now that Erlich is gone, expect some big – and potentially hilarious changes.

Our first look at HBO’s upcoming documentary about the final years of David Bowie’s illustrious life, a period which not only produced some of his most revealing and intimate work, but continued to show the world that he was a creative chameleon until the end.

“I realized that this is what I was gonna do, what I was going to die trying.” HBO and critically-acclaimed producer Susan Lacy (American Masters) present “an intimate portrait” of one of the most talented and prolific directors of all time – Steven Spielberg. Premieres 10/7/17.

(PG-13) From The Wire creator David Simon comes a new HBO drama series. The Deuce is set in the ’70s and chronicles the rise of the adult video industry in New York. Starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and James Franco. Premieres 9/10/17.

(PG-13: Language) Mass Appeal Records compiled 14 tracks used throughout the four seasons of Silicon Valley, including the title track Stretch Your Face, Nas and DJ Shadow’s recently released Systematic, and Wu-Tang’s new track Don’t Stop.

“For centuries our families fought together against their common enemy. Despite their differences – together.” Our latest peek at Game of Thrones’ upcoming season teases wars all over Westeros. And that jerk Littlefinger hiding like the jerk he is.

(PG-13: Language) “I did it with my own blood, sweat and tears and extra blood!” Andy Samberg dopes, John Cena dopes, and Jeff Goldblum understands what’s at stake in HBO’s promising mockumentary. Premieres 7/8/17.

(PG-13: Language) The year is 1982. Pro cycling has become “a hornet’s nest of moral depravity.” Andy Samberg leads a who’s who of celebrities in HBO’s mockumentary about the sport’s doping controversy. Also starring Maya Rudolph, John Cena, Will Forte, and uhm…