Corey M. Floyd

King of the Hill Season 14 on Hulu is a laugh-filled return to Arlen, Texas. After 15 years, Mike Judge and Greg Daniels revive Hank, Peggy, and a grown-up Bobby Hill to tackle 2025 with propane, heart, and hilarity. From Hank facing gender-neutral bathrooms to Bobby running a fusion restaurant, the show balances nostalgia with sharp, modern humor. It’s heartfelt, timely, and the best revival of 2025.

Meet Murderbot: a rogue security cyborg with anxiety, sarcasm, and a deep love of soap operas. Based on Martha Wells’s beloved novellas, this sharp and surprisingly emotional series gives us a refreshing take on AI, free will, and the discomfort of feelings. Visually stunning and darkly funny, Murderbot blends action, introspection, and reluctant heroism in a way that hits close to home—especially for anyone who’s ever needed alone time and a good binge-watch.

After years of failed reboots, The Fantastic Four: First Steps finally gets it right. This stylish, emotionally rich, and retro-futuristic take on Marvel’s First Family reclaims their place in the superhero pantheon. With bold visuals, real character arcs, and a version of Galactus that actually terrifies, this reboot doesn’t just fix the franchise—it makes it fantastic again.