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The third and final season of P-Valley premieres December 4 on Starz with the first two episodes. When the newly opened Promised Land Casino floods Chucalissa with scrilla, our hometown heroes learn that mo’ money does indeed bring mo’ mayhem. Dreamers, schemers, ballers, and shot-callers alike come from far and wide for a dance with chance – but are they willing to put their souls on the line for a legendary bag? Back at The Pynk, Uncle Clifford (Nicco Annan) dreams of expanding her empire while Roulette (Gail Bean) breaks the club’s cardinal rule to build hers. As Lil’ Murda’s (J. Alphonse Nicholson) gang ties threaten to clip his wings, a caged Keyshawn (Shannon Thornton) fights to break free and take flight. The house might play with weighted dice, but the hustle always wins.
True Detective will return for a fifth season on HBO. The series will go into production in 2027. Leading the cast will be Nicolas Cage and Antonio Banderas.
Dead-End Job premieres October 30 on Netflix. Drowning in debt, a young man takes lucrative part-time jobs from a mysterious agency – only to find his hustle for more money turning nightmarish.
Prime Video has ordered Rally to series. The Tennis drama series comes from Julie Plec and will be executive produced by tennis legend Andre Agassi. Set at a hyper-competitive elite tennis academy, the series follows ambitious young players who discover the loneliest sport in the world demands sacrificing the very connections that might be the only thing that makes winning feel worth it.
The schedule for adult swim’s Toonami block on October 31 has been announced. Get Jiro will marathon the first five episodes starting at 9:30PM. Episode six will premiere at midnight. A marathon of Housing Complex C will air from 12:30-2:45AM. Rick and Morty vs Genocider short will air at 2:45AM. Daylight savings will give the night an extra hour with episodes 3 and 4 of Get Jirro repeating during the hour. Episodes five and six will follow from 3-4AM.
Building on ESPN’s “The NBA on ESPN is happening now” creative platform, ESPN is collaborating with multi-platinum rapper and longtime NBA/New York Knicks fan FERG. ESPN is leveraging two unreleased FERG tracks, “Can’t Stop Me” and “Aura” for its 2026 NBA tip-off anthem and throughout the 2026-27 NBA season. “Aura” debuts in ESPN creative on October 16 and aims to drive awareness of the major star-driven games on ESPN platforms to tip off the season, while the campaign began October 4 with “Can’t Stop Me.” The creative can be found across ESPN linear, digital and social platforms.
Hells Angels: at War premieres November 17 on Vice. Since their founding, the Hells Angels have mercilessly defended their title as top motorcycle club against formidable competitors worldwide. Follow their most legendary rivalries rife with betrayal, lawlessness, and bloody, bloody war.
Lil Kev returns for season two December 9 on Paramount+. Set in 1993 North Philadelphia, the series follows twelve-year-old Kev as his enormous ambition and wild imagination fuel one scheme after another. Raised by his fiercely protective mother Nancy, he navigates the chaos created by his recovering father Henry, cynical older brother Robert, and ex-con uncle Richard Jr. Through schoolyard rivalries, neighborhood hustles, and family setbacks, Kev turns every disaster into a story. In season two, the normally unflappable Kev deals with the consequences of one moment of lashing out at the system – a rash act that lands him in the juvenile justice system and plunges him into an adult world he’s not ready to deal with.
Fans everywhere can get in on the Banana Ball craze by tuning in to a new music-driven Banana Ball documentary coming to Disney+ and Hulu in fall 2027. Following Banana Ball’s 10-year journey, from its humble beginnings in Savannah, Georgia, to a phenomenon known as “The Greatest Show in Sports,” the documentary will give fans an inside look at the stories, personalities and community behind it all. The film is directed by David Beilinson, and produced by Connor Schell’s Words + Pictures and Benj Pasek & Justin Paul’s Ampersand. The documentary features 11 original songs from EGOT songwriters Pasek & Paul, with additional songwriters Ashley Gorley, Cal Shapiro, Ben Johnson, Adam Yaron, Jake Sinclair, Brandon Bomer, Jarius Jones, and Jesse Cole.
