Mike Peterson

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The Gentlemen works because its crime story is never only about crime. Season 2 keeps the brisk plotting, class satire and shifting partnerships that made Eddie Horniman’s world feel sharper than a standard gangster drama. The best follow-up watches should match at least one of those pleasures without trying to duplicate Guy Ritchie’s tone. Netflix…

Golden Axe has not been renewed for Season 2 by Paramount+ as of September 17, 2026. Hampton Squib’s place in the first season gives the series material to continue, but a story opening is not the same thing as an official order. That is the renewal status viewers should use. Paramount+ currently lists the animated…

Charlie Hunnam has suggested Roy DeMeo as a possible future subject for Netflix’s Monster anthology, but it is an idea, not a confirmed season. Hunnam says he pitched a mafia-focused chapter when asked whether he had an interesting direction for the franchise. That distinction is the whole story. Netflix has not announced a DeMeo season,…

The Traitors: New Blood has made a deliberately large casting promise: 22 civilian players selected from more than 80,000 applicants. The new NBC edition trades the recognizable faces of recent Peacock seasons for a group whose strategies and loyalties have no built-in public history. That is the headline behind the cast, not a promise that…

Plastic Beauty makes its central conflict clear before Fumi Numata and Rin Tohyama have time to become allies. Fumi is a doctor shaped by emergency medicine, where the point of a procedure is to keep someone alive. Rin is a celebrity cosmetic surgeon who sees beauty as a meaningful form of care. Their disagreement is…

Spoiler warning: This article discusses major developments in Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. Bridget Sullivan survives the Borden murders in Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story, but the series changes the historical timeline and expands her role in Lizzie Borden’s life. Netflix identifies Bridget, played by Vicky Krieps, as the Bordens’ housekeeper and says the dramatization…

Spoilers for Golden Axe Season 1 follow. Hampton Squib is a giant, or more precisely a “very small giant,” according to the giant who explains why the Emerald Blade chose him. The finale reveals that he carries giant blood despite believing he is human. The twist explains Hampton’s otherwise unlikely connection to the Emerald Blade,…

Spoilers for Neagley Season 1 follow. Arvid Rawlings is the billionaire financier behind Echo Canyon’s Tranqlara operation. He funds the commune because it gives the project a concealed place to test an experimental psychedelic drug on residents who can be treated as disposable. That makes Rawlings more than a distant money man. His involvement links…

Spoilers for Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story follow. Netflix’s drama makes Lizzie Borden and Bridget Sullivan lovers, a major creative addition rather than a settled fact of the 1892 case. The change gives the household story an intimate emotional center, but viewers should not mistake the show’s relationship for historical proof. That distinction is central…

Spoilers for City of Blood Season 1 follow. Bea Hoffmann becomes a vampire because Szen turns her after Bea has explicitly refused the transformation. The finale presents it as a theft of choice, not a miraculous cure for the illness and pain that have shaped Bea’s life. The decision is also political. Szen believes that…