These days, everyone wants a slice of that streaming pie as they work to keep content exclusive in order to coax new viewers in. Amazon has three old men beating a dead horse with an old joke stick in the form of The Grand Tour, Hulu has more traditional TV shows available quicker and Crackle has Super Mansion. I haven’t even begun to mention HBO and CrunchyRoll’s streaming options, what with Disney now knocking on the door of online entertainment. The point is, the number of streaming services available is just too damn high.

This is a massive social media campaign begun by April Reign, creator of the #OscarsSoWhite campaign, that has sprung up in response to HBO greenlighting a brand new drama series from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and DB Weiss that has drawn heaps of criticism since its announcement a few weeks back

After the misstep that was True Detective season 2, HBO is seemingly getting things back on track for crime anthology series with an Oscar-winning lead actor and some "terrific" writing.

The Watchmen is one of those beloved graphic novels that has an ill-fated relationship with film adaptations. So, why not try it as a TV series instead - with a few changes along the way to make it work.

Comic-Con has given us our first glimpse at the second season of Westworld, and it looks to be one filled with lots of death at the hands of robots!

Why should we be flooded with fantasy stories that all take place in the Northern Hemisphere when Africa has such a rich setting of its own. Thankfully Who Fears Death can change all of that.

Once considered by many in Hollywood to be unfilmable, seminal comic book tale Watchmen will now be getting its second screen adaptation. This time in TV series format from Damon Lindelof and HBO.