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“Look away before this dire tale is even filmed, and avoid the cruel whimsy and whimsical cruelty of what’s to come.” Netflix is going to release a serial adaptation of A Series of Unfortunate Events. Naturally, Lemony Snicket doesn’t want you to see it. Premieres 1/13/17.

(PG-13: Language) “I feel like I’m on an iceberg floating away from my f***ing coolness.” Fully Formed Adults is a new comedy web series about three men in their 40s, and how they each refuse to grow up. The first episode is about Josh the teacher.

(PG-13: Language) FX has uploaded the first episode of Donald Glover’s comedy-drama Atlanta on YouTube. Meet Glover’s character Earns, a deadbeat who sees a light at the end of the tunnel in the form of Paper Boi, a promising rapper who turns out to be his cousin.

In this fictional political drama set in the Vatican, Jude Law plays Pope Pius XIII, the first American Pope. The Vatican Secretary of State engineered the election hoping to have a puppet, but the young Pope is a hardheaded and arrogant man.

Artist Josh Cooper made a print inspired by the school from the instant classic Netflix show Stranger Things. Available on a gray or white t-shirt or on a gray sweatshirt. It’s only on sale until 8/15/16, so get ’em now. And get some for your buddies too. It’s what friends do.

The Emmy-nominated Screen Junkies show makes its case for an award the only way it knows how: by poking fun at some of its – ahem – fellow nominees. We wish we had the time to watch all these shows.

Marvel and Netflix continue their collaboration as Mike Colter takes on the role of the unbreakable Mr. Cage. While he may initially struggle with his badass new abilities, he eventually puts them to good use on the baddies of Harlem. Drops 9/30/16.

Sherlock Holmes’ modern adventures continue, but things will take a considerably darker turn. At least one of the season’s stories will involve a battle of wits with the sneaky murderer Culverton Smith. And maybe Moriarty. Please Moriarty. The show returns in 2017.

“Now who’s the villain Flash?!” My name is Barry Allen, and I messed up big time. Unable to let go of his tragic past, Barry uses his super speed to change his childhood. He got the present that he wanted, but he literally created a whole new world to get it.

(PG-13: Language) The second season of Netflix’s fictionalized account of the rise and fall of Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar will either be about his capture, or more displays of his cunning use of money and power. Premieres 9/2/16. Carillo’s comin’.

(PG-13: Language) “The Demonseal! It keeps demons out.” “And freshness in.” Dan Harmon’s animated RPG show is off to a hilarious but ominous start. Guest Paul F. Tompkins is great, but game master Spencer Crittenden is the real star of the show. Watch the rest here.

(PG-13) From filmmaker Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge, Romeo + Juliet, Strictly Ballroom) comes a Netflix musical miniseries. The Get Down is about a group of teenagers in New York City’s South Bronx during the 1970s – the peak of disco and the birth of hip hop.

(SPOILERS, PG-13: Language) The hit TV series Mr. Robot gives itself a well-deserved 40-minute long pat on the back, pointing out that it’s a modern day superhero story that could actually be real, if not already so. Brief season 2 sneak peek at 37:00.

HBO’s creepy new series reimagines Michael Crichton’s 1973 sci-fi horror classic about robots working at a theme park who become self-aware. Written by Jonathan Nolan (The Dark Knight, Interstellar) and Lisa Joy (Burn Notice), and executive produced by J.J. Abrams.

A meek nerd gets invited to a party and sneaks off in his dad’s taxi cab. A beautiful woman hails him on his way. Things go very wrong. HBO’s eight-part miniseries is based on BBC’s Criminal Justice and written by Richard Price (The Wanderers, Clockers).

A Netflix series which pays homage to ’80s sci-fi flicks like E.T. and Poltergeist, about a young boy who vanishes, and the community’s search for answers that leads to a web of government intrigue, and the discovery of strange supernatural forces. Premieres 7/15/16.

YouTuber kaptainkristian enumerates the strengths of Paul Dini and Bruce Timm’s seminal Batman: The Animated Series. The cartoon’s stellar art direction and voice acting were equaled by its rich and diverse stories, some of which have influenced DC’s comics.

Gather the kids and blow their minds with this sneak peek at some of the dramatic and action-packed sequences in the upcoming Netflix-exclusive Voltron reboot. You should also check out the team’s transformation sequence here.

A great warrior from a land of cartoon beings moves to Orange County to win back his son and his ex-wife. Jason Sudeikis stars as Zorn the animated barbarian in this upcoming Fox sitcom from Phil Lord and Chris Miller (The LEGO Movie, 21 Jump Street, The Last Man on Earth).

(Gore) An omnipotent being calling itself the Chosen One arrives in spectacular fashion while its soon to be host hesitantly goes to work in the opening sequence for AMC’s Preacher. Please let this be good. More here.

(Season One Spoilers) The second season of USA’s breakout hit explores the consequences of fsociety’s bold actions from last season, and who was and is really in control of the events in and around Elliot’s world.

Take a look at the new Lion Force crew and robots in the first full trailer for Netflix’s Voltron: Legendary Defender. If the cartoon’s tone and action seem familiar, that’s because its showrunners used to work on Nick’s sublime Avatar series. Form hype and hype!

Our latest look at Robert Kirkman’s Cinemax adaptation of his hit comic book series. It’s about Kyle Barnes, who withdrew from society after his loved ones were possessed by demons. But he becomes motivated when he discovers that he’s an exorcist.