Primetimer

Thanks for reaching out. There was a software error earlier today that caused this. It should be resolved on all browsers now. If you're still seeing it on your phone it might be cached. (Try a refresh.) If not, please let us know!

Our friends at Primetimer's sister site LateNighter answered the question no one ever asked: Which late night show delivers the most laughs per minute, and look who came up on top! https://latenighter.com/features/which-late-night-show-gets-the-most-laughs-per-minute/

Peacock has dropped the original Saved by the Bell as well as the show's various specials and spin-offs (except for the 2020 reboot). Please sign the competition to get them to bring it back! https://chng.it/5KkHrYhLdP

Premieres on Paramount+ February 27, 2024 An exploration of the weaponization of rap lyrics in the US criminal justice system, this documentary follows rap artist Kemba as he journeys through meccas of hip-hop, building the case for rap lyrics and black artist protection via intimate conversations with rappers, academics, politicians, legal experts, and music industry executives.

Premieres on Netflix February 16, 2024 Einstein and The Bomb is a feature length film exploring Albert Einstein’s complex relationship with Hitler, Germany, the atom bomb and its devastating aftermath in Japan. With a mix of archive footage and dramatisations, the film explores key points in Einstein’s life, and how his work changed the course of history forever. Everything Einstein says in the film is taken from words he said or wrote in his life, bringing us close to the greatest mind of the 20th century as he faces the greatest evil the world has ever known.

Documentary premieres on Hulu February 15, 2024 In this biography that opens with her farewell tour, Joan Baez takes stock in an unsparing fashion, confronting often painful memories and opening up about her history with mental illness, her family, drugs, ageing and questions of guilt and forgiveness. For the first time on record, she speaks to her relationship with Bob Dylan, how she used her fame to launch his career, and the pain of their later estrangement. The film interweaves diary entries and Baez’s own illustrations with extensive conversations and backstage moments from the tour. Directed by Miri Navasky, Maeve O’Boyle and Karen O’Connor

Premieres on Showtime Friday Feb 2, 2024 D. Smith passes the mic to four Black transgender sex workers in Atlanta and New York City – Daniella Carter, Koko Da Doll, Liyah Mitchell, and Dominique Silver – who unapologetically break down the walls of their profession. Holding nothing back, the film vibrates with energy, sex, challenge, and hard-earned wisdom. This vital portrait, edited and shot by Smith in bold black and white, is her feature directorial debut. A two-time Grammy-nominated producer, singer, and songwriter, Smith made history as the first trans woman cast on a primetime unscripted TV show. Executive produced by Lena Waithe, KOKOMO CITY won the Sundance Film Festival’s NEXT Innovator Award and NEXT Audience Award, as well as the Berlinale’s Audience Award in the Panorama Documentary section.

We've been talking about this. We want to do it in a considered way, but the short answer is yes!

Thanks, @PrincessPurrsALot, for the forum request!

The New Look premieres Feb 14 on Apple TV+. Thanks to @Snazzy Daisy for the forum request!

Season 1 of the Nordic version of the series is now streaming on Netflix. (Thanks to @Kiss my mutt for the forum request!)

@PurpleTentacle does. They requested this forum. A genre-bending musical comedy-drama, the Greg Berlanti-produced series followed a San Francisco lawyer (played by Jonny Lee Miller) who begins to have hallucinations (such as a George Michael soundtrack that only he can hear), which leads him to two possible conclusions: a potentially fatal brain aneurysm, or the chance that something greater is at work. The series ran for two seasons on ABC beginning in 2008 and is now streaming on Hulu.

Sorry to say that yes, this was an unintended consequence of the recent site update. You will indeed need to unfollow each of them manually.

Thanks for reporting this, @stewedsquash. We're not able to replicate this bug on our end (logged into your account and we were able to send a test message with an attachment). If anyone else reading this is having the same issue, would love it if you could weigh in with your platform/browser.

Mod note: We've created a dedicated topic for discussion of the 75th Emmys. It's here: