TV audiences will thankfully see more of Lee Raybon. FX announced today that the acclaimed neo-noir comedy-mystery The Lowdown, from Reservation Dogs creator Sterlin Harjo, has been renewed for a second season.

The remaining episodes will drop every Wednesday until the season finale on March 4, 2026. The penultimate episodes (8 and 9)will be released together on February 28. While the finale will also have two episodes that will drop on March 4, 2026.

The most intriguing of its January premieres is perhaps FX’s “The Beauty,” a body horror thriller, co-created by Ryan Murphy, set in the world of high fashion, high cheekbones and high self-esteem, thanks to a miracle beauty drug with wicked results. The cast includes Evan Peters, Ashton Kutcher, Anthony Ramos and Jeremy Pope.

The initial premise of a procedure that turns you perfect is nothing new: Netflix’s Uglies did it in 2024, to very mixed results. Thankfully, The Beauty has something else going for it: a murder mystery led by Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall, who are both playing it so serious that it butts up against the flagrant extravagantness of the dialogue.

Seven Sisters has officially moved from pilot talk to a full series order, and yes, it is heading to Hulu under FX. The show stars Elizabeth Olsen and brings a huge cast with her.

Reality favorites like "Survivor" and "The Bachelorette" return alongside "The Pitt," "Industry" and "Bridgerton"

Ubisoft’s Far Cry IP is getting an anthology-style TV series on Hulu. The series was announced to be at production at FX and will focus entirely on new characters, locations, factions, and more as it explores different corners of the Far Cry universe as ...

FX ordered a limited anthology TV series based on the Ubisoft Far Cry video game franchise The series will stream on Hulu/Disney+ and use the game’s signature standalone anthology format (new setting/cast each season) Rob Mac will star in Season 1 and ...

The streaming calendar for 2026 reflects an industry that is still producing at volume, but with far clearer priorities than it had a few years ago. Familiar franchises, proven