Several award-winning TV shows ended their run this spring, but their fans still haven’t accepted they’re really over. They’re pushing for potential spin-offs on social media, but could any of them actually come to fruition?

Succession

Succession could’ve gone on much longer than it did, but its creator Jesse Armstrong felt it was best to wrap up the story after four seasons. Several actors expressed interest to come back, from Nicholas Braun (Greg Hirsch) to J Cameron-Smith (Gerri), but it’s highly unlikely these spin-offs will happen anytime soon.

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Barry

Anthony Carrigan got his big break with the role of NoHo Hank in Barry, and his character quickly became a fan favorite. He believes that his origin story would be fun to explore since he went a long way from moving from Chechnya to Los Angeles. The future of this beloved character is not in his hands, and he’d only come back if Bill Hader asked him to.

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Ted Lasso

The ending of Ted Lasso is yet to officially be confirmed, but the Season 3 finale neatly wrapped up the journey of our favorite football coach. Ted returned back home, but the story could easily continue without him, especially since this show introduced us to a rich tapestry of characters who could carry it on their shoulders.

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We can always count on HBO to satisfy our cravings for prestige television, and that’s exactly what they’re going to do this fall. The network recently teased new seasons of some of their most popular shows, and these three are set to return to our small screens this October.

Succession

This story of a rich and privileged family running a major media conglomerate is one of HBO’s best satires in recent memory. The new season of the Emmy-winning series will see the father-son duo Kendall and Logan Roy going head to head as they try to seize control of the family company.

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Insecure

Insecure is coming back for its final season this fall, and there are many loose ends to tie up once it returns. We’re always excited for new developments in Issa’s love life, but it will be even more exciting to see her try and repair her broken relationship with her BFF Molly.

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Curb Your Enthusiasm

Larry David’s semi-biographical comedy returned to HBO in 2017 after a long hiatus, and it’s not going away anytime soon. The plot of the upcoming Season 11 is still under wraps, but at least we know we can expect a lot of laughs from David and the rest of his co-stars.

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HBO gave us one of the most addictive comedies of the summer with The White Lotus. If you already went through all the episodes of this series about a group of wealthy guests staying at a tropical resort in Hawaii, here are three similar shows you should watch while waiting for Season 2.

Succession

At its core, The White Lotus is a series about wealth, privilege, and greed, and that’s what makes it pretty similar to Succession. One of HBO’s best shows in recent memory, this social satire centers on the members of a wealthy Roy family as they try to take control of their multibillion-dollar media corporation.

Enlightened

Just like The White Lotus, Enlightened was created by Mike White and it has a similar satirical tone. Laura Dern, who co-created the series with White, takes on the role of a 40-year-old career-orientated woman who has a spiritual awakening after spending some time at a holistic rehabilitation center following her mental breakdown.

Dead to Me

Dead to Me is a dark comedy that kicks off in a similar way as The White Lotus. A seemingly perfect tropical resort is nowhere to be found, but the mystery revolves around a dead body that links two main characters, played by Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini, together.

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This year’s Emmy Awards ceremony was unlike any other, with Jimmy Kimmel hosting the show in an empty studio with nominees and presenters tuning in live from home. That didn’t stop the Emmys from being the best kind of weird, and these five moments really stole the show.

Schitt’s Sweep

Schitt’s Creek swept this year’s Emmys and became the first comedy series to sweep the four main acting categories in one year, in addition to being the most-awarded comedy in a single year when we take Creative Emmys into the account.

HBO Triumph

HBO was also one of the biggest winners of the night, with Succession and Watchmen winning four awards each. Both shows do a great job capturing the current social climate, and the creative mastermind behind them delivered some of the best acceptance speeches of the night.

Zendaya’s Victory

Zendaya made Emmys history as the youngest lead actress drama winner with her role in Euphoria, and her reaction was a true delight.

“Friends” Reunion

Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow joined forces at this year’s Emmy Awards, and their reunion got everyone talking.

Hazmat Suit Presenters

The list of famous presenters at this year’s Emmys was pretty much endless, but the ceremony will be remembered by the staff members who delivered the trophies in themed Hazmat suits.

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The Emmy Awards are less than two weeks away, and TV experts are pretty certain who’s going to win the most prestigious prizes of the night. TV shows about entitled, wealthy families are expected to lead the way, with Succession and Schitt’s Creek being clear favorites in drama and comedy categories.

Awards prediction website Gold Derby asked two dozens experts to share their thoughts about this year’s Emmy race, and most of them agree Succession will walk away with the top prize. The second season of the HBO drama about a dysfunctional global-media family was met with universal acclaim, and Ozark is the only show that could possibly pull the rug from under its feet.

When it comes to the award for the best comedy series, it’s a close race between Schitt’s Creek and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. The Canadian sitcom about the trials and tribulations of the formerly wealthy Rose family is expected to walk out as the winner, in addition to potently winning several awards in acting categories.

HBO’s Watchmen is a clear favorite in the limited series categories, with Mrs. America and Unbelievable trailing right behind. Regina King is expected to take the best actress award, but the race for the best actor in the limited series is extremely close and it will be one of the most unpredictable of the night.

There’s a lot of mystery surrounding the ceremony itself due to its virtual format. It will be held on September 20th, with Jimmy Kimmel serving as a host.

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If you’re running out of new shows to watch while social distancing, HBO is here to help you out. Even if you can’t afford to subscribe to their streaming platform, you can still watch these five amazing shows, because they’re currently available for free.

The Sopranos

This series ushered a new era of prestige TV, and if you still haven’t had a chance to explore Tony Soprano’s incredible journey – now’s the time.

Succession

One of HBO’s best shows does a great job capturing the life of a privileged American family, in charge of running the biggest media conglomerate in the world.

Silicon Valley

HBO also has a lot of amazing comedy shows in-store, and Silicon Valley will take you in the world of tech start-ups and quirky characters behind them.

Six Feet Under

Six Feet Under went down in history as one of the best family dramas of all time, and it tells the tale of the Fisher dynasty, who runs a funeral home in Los Angeles.

Barry

If you’re looking for a quick watch, this crime comedy is the best fit. The story of a deadly hitman who’s trying to become an actor is seriously binge-worthy and it only has two seasons so far.

The post HBO Offers These TV Shows for Free Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Several award-winning TV shows ended their run this spring, but their fans still haven’t accepted they’re really over. They’re pushing for potential spin-offs on social media, but could any of them actually come to fruition?

Succession

Succession could’ve gone on much longer than it did, but its creator Jesse Armstrong felt it was best to wrap up the story after four seasons. Several actors expressed interest to come back, from Nicholas Braun (Greg Hirsch) to J Cameron-Smith (Gerri), but it’s highly unlikely these spin-offs will happen anytime soon.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Succession (@succession)

Barry

Anthony Carrigan got his big break with the role of NoHo Hank in Barry, and his character quickly became a fan favorite. He believes that his origin story would be fun to explore since he went a long way from moving from Chechnya to Los Angeles. The future of this beloved character is not in his hands, and he’d only come back if Bill Hader asked him to.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Anthony Carrigan (@carriganagain)

Ted Lasso

The ending of Ted Lasso is yet to officially be confirmed, but the Season 3 finale neatly wrapped up the journey of our favorite football coach. Ted returned back home, but the story could easily continue without him, especially since this show introduced us to a rich tapestry of characters who could carry it on their shoulders.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Apple TV (@appletv)

The post From “Ted Lasso” to “Succession”, Fans of Acclaimed TV Shows are Pushing for Spin-Offs appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We can always count on HBO to satisfy our cravings for prestige television, and that’s exactly what they’re going to do this fall. The network recently teased new seasons of some of their most popular shows, and these three are set to return to our small screens this October.

Succession

This story of a rich and privileged family running a major media conglomerate is one of HBO’s best satires in recent memory. The new season of the Emmy-winning series will see the father-son duo Kendall and Logan Roy going head to head as they try to seize control of the family company.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by HBO (@hbo)

Insecure

Insecure is coming back for its final season this fall, and there are many loose ends to tie up once it returns. We’re always excited for new developments in Issa’s love life, but it will be even more exciting to see her try and repair her broken relationship with her BFF Molly.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by HBO (@hbo)

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Larry David’s semi-biographical comedy returned to HBO in 2017 after a long hiatus, and it’s not going away anytime soon. The plot of the upcoming Season 11 is still under wraps, but at least we know we can expect a lot of laughs from David and the rest of his co-stars.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by HBO (@hbo)

The post HBO Is Teasing October Return Of Its Most Beloved Shows appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

HBO gave us one of the most addictive comedies of the summer with The White Lotus. If you already went through all the episodes of this series about a group of wealthy guests staying at a tropical resort in Hawaii, here are three similar shows you should watch while waiting for Season 2.

Succession

At its core, The White Lotus is a series about wealth, privilege, and greed, and that’s what makes it pretty similar to Succession. One of HBO’s best shows in recent memory, this social satire centers on the members of a wealthy Roy family as they try to take control of their multibillion-dollar media corporation.

Enlightened

Just like The White Lotus, Enlightened was created by Mike White and it has a similar satirical tone. Laura Dern, who co-created the series with White, takes on the role of a 40-year-old career-orientated woman who has a spiritual awakening after spending some time at a holistic rehabilitation center following her mental breakdown.

Dead to Me

Dead to Me is a dark comedy that kicks off in a similar way as The White Lotus. A seemingly perfect tropical resort is nowhere to be found, but the mystery revolves around a dead body that links two main characters, played by Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini, together.

The post 3 Shows That You Should Check Out After Finishing “The White Lotus” appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

This year’s Emmy Awards ceremony was unlike any other, with Jimmy Kimmel hosting the show in an empty studio with nominees and presenters tuning in live from home. That didn’t stop the Emmys from being the best kind of weird, and these five moments really stole the show.

Schitt’s Sweep

Schitt’s Creek swept this year’s Emmys and became the first comedy series to sweep the four main acting categories in one year, in addition to being the most-awarded comedy in a single year when we take Creative Emmys into the account.

HBO Triumph

HBO was also one of the biggest winners of the night, with Succession and Watchmen winning four awards each. Both shows do a great job capturing the current social climate, and the creative mastermind behind them delivered some of the best acceptance speeches of the night.

Zendaya’s Victory

Zendaya made Emmys history as the youngest lead actress drama winner with her role in Euphoria, and her reaction was a true delight.

“Friends” Reunion

Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Lisa Kudrow joined forces at this year’s Emmy Awards, and their reunion got everyone talking.

Hazmat Suit Presenters

The list of famous presenters at this year’s Emmys was pretty much endless, but the ceremony will be remembered by the staff members who delivered the trophies in themed Hazmat suits.

The post 5 Moments from the 2020 Emmy Awards That Stole the Show appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The Emmy Awards are less than two weeks away, and TV experts are pretty certain who’s going to win the most prestigious prizes of the night. TV shows about entitled, wealthy families are expected to lead the way, with Succession and Schitt’s Creek being clear favorites in drama and comedy categories.

Awards prediction website Gold Derby asked two dozens experts to share their thoughts about this year’s Emmy race, and most of them agree Succession will walk away with the top prize. The second season of the HBO drama about a dysfunctional global-media family was met with universal acclaim, and Ozark is the only show that could possibly pull the rug from under its feet.

When it comes to the award for the best comedy series, it’s a close race between Schitt’s Creek and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. The Canadian sitcom about the trials and tribulations of the formerly wealthy Rose family is expected to walk out as the winner, in addition to potently winning several awards in acting categories.

HBO’s Watchmen is a clear favorite in the limited series categories, with Mrs. America and Unbelievable trailing right behind. Regina King is expected to take the best actress award, but the race for the best actor in the limited series is extremely close and it will be one of the most unpredictable of the night.

There’s a lot of mystery surrounding the ceremony itself due to its virtual format. It will be held on September 20th, with Jimmy Kimmel serving as a host.

The post The Emmy Awards Are Just Around the Corner and Experts Have Clear Favorites appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re running out of new shows to watch while social distancing, HBO is here to help you out. Even if you can’t afford to subscribe to their streaming platform, you can still watch these five amazing shows, because they’re currently available for free.

The Sopranos

This series ushered a new era of prestige TV, and if you still haven’t had a chance to explore Tony Soprano’s incredible journey – now’s the time.

Succession

One of HBO’s best shows does a great job capturing the life of a privileged American family, in charge of running the biggest media conglomerate in the world.

Silicon Valley

HBO also has a lot of amazing comedy shows in-store, and Silicon Valley will take you in the world of tech start-ups and quirky characters behind them.

Six Feet Under

Six Feet Under went down in history as one of the best family dramas of all time, and it tells the tale of the Fisher dynasty, who runs a funeral home in Los Angeles.

Barry

If you’re looking for a quick watch, this crime comedy is the best fit. The story of a deadly hitman who’s trying to become an actor is seriously binge-worthy and it only has two seasons so far.

The post HBO Offers These TV Shows for Free Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.