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Forty-four years ago today, NBC premiered Knight Rider on September 26, 1982 — a moment that helped reshape action-adventure television. With its mix of high-tech gadgets, crime-fighting heroics, and a magnetic talking car, the series grabbed millions of viewers and locked in a lasting place in pop culture. It remains a fan favorite decades later.

DIRECTV is conducting a limited, invitation-only trial of its next-generation Gemini streaming device, the company confirmed to Cord Cutters News. The test is invite-only to customers who already use DIRECTV regularly, with the company seeking real-world input before any broader rollout.

Oh Daredevil: Born Again, we were just getting to know you. The Marvel Television series premiered on Disney Plus in March 2025 and it kicked off a new trend for Marvel Studios: Annual shows set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe – a stark contrast to the massively-budgeted miniseries of the years prior that could never…

Watch the New Trailer HERE Download Key Art and Press Materials HEREToday, the official trailer and poster for the upcoming second season of the music-driven, live-action adaptation “Vampirina: Teenage Vampire” were revealed. The series returns Oct. 6 on Disney Channel, and the full season will stream the next day on Disney+.“Vampirina: Teenage Vampire” stars Kenzi Richardson…

Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix US over the next seven days! We are officially moving into the final week of September, and Netflix is closing out the month with a pretty banging lineup and finally, a new big Original movie to look forward to. Between one of the biggest…

Disney+ has rewritten the rules of its subscription service in a way that ends the last remaining promise of a fully commercial-free experience. The streaming platform updated its subscriber agreement so that promotional content, sponsorships, and advertisements can now appear before and after movies and series on every tier, including the most expensive Premium plan,…

A growing number of Tablo over-the-air DVR owners have begun reporting that advertisements are appearing during playback of their own locally recorded broadcast programs. The devices, popular among cord-cutters who use an antenna to capture free local stations such as ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, have long allowed users to store shows on onboard or…