Natasha Lyonne

The director of ‘Glass Onion’ has got a new streaming show.

You favorite time looping New Yorkers are back.

There’s like three new things every day.

Four years later, here we go again.

The 10 episode series will premiere on Peacock.

And she’s ready to fight Mark Ruffalo for it.

This is one of the most realistic depictions of New York City life, and it involves a woman living and dying the same day over and over.

We’re not quite ready to say goodbye to Portlandia just yet, but thankfully, we have time. The ever-weird social satire will return for its eighth and final season in January, while the traditionally stacked guest roster now includes Tessa Thompson, Rachel Bloom and the Oh, Hello guys.

We still don’t know for sure whether Orange Is the New Black begins with as big a bang in Season 5 as we left, but Litchfield is ready to explode all the same. See for yourself, as the inmates stand up and take over in the first full trailer for Season 5, along with new photos.

Netflix has made unexpected habit of pushing back release dates for its returning favorites, but not Orange Is the New Black. Our three-day return sentence to Litchfield is officially set to begin in June, so there’s no need to riot.