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In the dystopian universe of Silo (based on the book Wool), humanity lives underground in a—yes—silo, but everyone has been there for so many generations that they have no idea why or how they got there. They have been told that the surface of the earth is uninhabitable. But that's an assumption a few are willing to test.

The first ad-based video-on-demand (AVOD) show of the year to make Reelgood’s list is Jury Duty(Opens in a new window), which is essentially a season-long Punk’d gag on one guy who doesn’t know he isn’t really on a jury—he’s on TV.

The title that never quite worked beyond the role-playing game (despite a pretty good Saturday morning cartoon decades ago) finally gets its due. Watch Chris “Captain Kirk” Pine use his charm as he leads a merry band of adventurers trying to save the world in a fantasy setting that would make a pretty good gaming module.

The end is nigh: It's the final season of Ted Lasso, the feel-good hit of the decade. The show is going a little off the rails and isn't paying much attention on Ted Lasso himself as it winds down, but Ted Lasso the person andthe show are at their best when they're focused on the misfits in the ball club.

Who's going to get Daddy's love—or rather, his company, which is the closest thing—on Succession? Absolutely no one. The Roy children's alliance is a goner. Now Shiv, Roy, and Kendall all feel betrayed and are out for (a brick of) blood. How it ends is anyone's guess, but we can hypothesize right now that no one will end up happy.

The Swedish novel that this movie is based on already had a film adaptation, but no one says no to Tom Hanks. Even if he wants to play a misanthropic widower who can’t spriyantand his neighbors, old or new. Will anyone break through and find his heart of gold?

This six-episode prequel to Bridgerton serves as the backstory for the woman who married King George III within hours of meeting him(Opens in a new window). Like all Bridgerton, it is soapy, melodramatic fun with more than a bit of sex.

Stanley Tucci is taking a break from eating his way through Italy to head up Citadel(Opens in a new window), a spy agency "loyal to no nation." With the help of Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, he's fighting former comrades who double-crossed the agency, and gets to say things like, "You need to remember the past to save the future."

Is Jennifer Lopez playing a mother superior at a convent? Nope. Lopez returns to the action genre as a mother who hides in Alaska for years to protect her daughter. But enemies eventually find the kid, so JLo goes into arse-kickin’ action, as any good mom would.