For those science fiction aficionados out there who don’t wish to shell out the extra cash to pay for Paramount+ each month, we have good news for you. The Twilight Zone — as in, the original 1959 series created by Rod Serling — is available free-to-stream on Tubi. That means that there’s absolutely no better time to get back into this mind-bending anthology series that’s perfect for those looking to binge through a series of random tales from any point in the program. It genuinely doesn’t matter where you start here, as Serling and company will take you on such a captivating ride into another dimension that you’ll become completely engrossed in The Twilight Zone. Cue the music!

‘The Twilight Zone’ Is One of the Greatest Sci-Fi Triumphs to Air on Television

The beauty of a show like the original incarnation of The Twilight Zone is that each episode is so profoundly enjoyable (yes, even some of the “duds”) that you can pick this anthology series up at any point and find yourself enthralled by whatever strange new world you find yourself in. A mixture of science-fiction, horror, fantasy, drama, and even a Western on select occasions, The Twilight Zone ran for five seasons on CBS between 1959 and 1964 — and yet it still feels remarkably fresh today. Full of episodes that challenge the viewer’s perceptions of reality, preconceived notions about what it means to encounter “the other,” and modern sensibilities of how stories should be told, Rod Serling and his clever team of writers were always able to thrill, surprise, and frighten audiences.

Whether the series was crafting completely original concepts, adapting works by famed science fiction writers like Richard Matheson and Ray Bradbury, or pulling in Oscar-winning short films to air on television, The Twilight Zone always knew how to thrill an audience. Episodes like the famous “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet” starring William Shatner, the beloved alien invasion triumph “To Serve Man,” and the iconic “Living Doll” (which is about exactly what you think) have become so influential that they have inspired countless imitators in the nearly 70 years since the series first aired. Even lesser-remembered installments like the time-warping Western “A Hundred Yards Over the Rim,” the hauntingly brilliant “The Hitch-Hiker,” and the seriously underrated “Steel,” which actually inspired the Hugh Jackman movie Real Steel, still prove to be so dramatic and novel that we can’t help but revisit them.

The beauty of The Twilight Zone, of course, is that none of the episodes necessitate viewing any others. As an anthology series, that’s part of the main draw. Because of the standalone nature of each episode, The Twilight Zone is the perfect binge for those hoping for some mind-bending, intelligent entertainment that can be stopped at any time. You won’t be on the edge of your seat wondering what happens to the characters in the next episode because — unless you count some of the sequels made later in different Twilight Zone revivals — none of the plots continue in the original five-season series.

No Revival Has Managed To Recapture the Novelty of the Original ‘Twilight Zone’

While the original Twilight Zone would become a staple in science fiction, horror, and fantasy entertainment, and arguably the “gold standard” for such anthology takes on said genres, it didn’t end there. The show was first revived by CBS for three seasons in 1985, then by UPN for a single season in 2002, and again for a third time by CBS All Access (a precursor to Paramount+) in 2019. On top of that, Twilight Zone: The Movie hit theaters in 1983, right before that first reboot. But despite the clear interest in new wild and wacky tales such as these, it’s the original series that still holds up as the very best of the batch. None of these revival attempts were able to fully recapture the magic and excitement of the original (the lack of Rod Serling was likely a factor), and as such, though the franchise continues, it does so largely by riding off the success of the original.

Even remakes of some of the show’s best episodes or self-appointed sequels fail to return to what made those first 156 episodes so riveting. Yet, we still have that massive collection of Twilight Zone material to pull from, and with the entire original series streaming for free, there’s no excuse not to embark on a Serling-themed marathon. When you’re done, you might even enjoy taking a gander at some of these forgotten anthology shows that deserve another look.

The Twilight Zone is available for streaming on Paramount+ and Tubi.

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1959 – 1964

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John Brahm, Buzz Kulik, Douglas Heyes, Lamont Johnson, Richard L. Bare, James Sheldon, Richard Donner, Don Medford, Montgomery Pittman, Abner Biberman, Alan Crosland, Jr., Alvin Ganzer, Elliot Silverstein, Jack Smight, Joseph M. Newman, Ted Post, William Claxton, Jus Addiss, Mitchell Leisen, Perry Lafferty, Robert Florey, Robert Parrish, Ron Winston, Stuart Rosenberg

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Charles Beaumont, Richard Matheson, Earl Hamner, Jr., George Clayton Johnson, Jerry Sohl, Henry Slesar, Martin Goldsmith, Anthony Wilson, Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Bill Idelson, E. Jack Neuman, Jerome Bixby, Jerry McNeely, John Collier, John Furia, Jr., John Tomerlin, Lucille Fletcher, Ray Bradbury, Reginald Rose, Sam Rolfe, Adele T. Strassfield

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Kylie Kelce is getting candid about her experience with postpartum sex after welcoming four children with husband Jason Kelce.

“I’m gonna tell you right now, for anyone who has experienced sex postpartum … are we doing this? We’re doing this. I’m talking about it,” Kylie said during the Thursday, March 26, episode of her “Not Gonna Lie” podcast.

“For anyone who has experienced sex postpartum specifically — I can only speak to after a vaginal birth,” Kylie continued. “I’ve had varying experiences. Different for every kid. It’s not all fun and games, guys. It’s not all fun and games the first couple of times you catch my drift. We can’t be out here like, ‘That was great!’ What? A human just exited that door.”

Kylie and Jason, who tied the knot in 2018, most recently welcomed daughter Finn in 2025. The pair are also the parents of daughters Wyatt, 6, Ellie, 4, and Bennett, 3.

Before Finn was born, Kylie made headlines when she shared that the couple bring in babysitters while Jason is home with the kids. During a 2024 episode of her podcast, Kylie explained their schedules are unpredictable after Jason’s retirement from the NFL — which received some criticism from fans.

Kylie revealed on Wednesday, March 25, that the commentary “got so aggressively taken out of context” that she was “pissed about it for, like, months.”

“Because there comes a time where you can set the record straight,” she explained on the “Conversations With Cam” podcast. “But then at what point are you just continuously [doing it]? And like, ‘I don’t need to.’ This is the same thing of, like, if I’m going to talk about it, I’ll talk about it. If I’m not, I’m not.”

Kylie continued, “It got so taken out of context because people were like, ‘You won’t let Jason watch your kids.’ And I’m like, ‘What do you mean, let him watch the kids? They’re his kids.’ I’m not letting him do anything. They’re f***ing his.”

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Kylie went on to share more insight into her initial comments about hiring a babysitter.

“When I first started the podcast and we addressed this, which is when I said it, Jason was in football season for ESPN,” she said. “He had multiple other things going on where his schedule was, and still is, chaotic, but not nearly as much. There was, like, no structure happening.”

Kylie added, “And there were times where he would be sitting, and he’d be like, ‘Oh, I don’t have anything for the rest of the day.’ And then someone would call him, and he’d be like, ‘Oh, I actually have to take this.’ And then he would end up on a call for, like, 45 minutes to an hour. And like … they’re not calls where you can have little voices in the background.”

In Kylie’s perspective, she had a “sarcastic” tone while making the comments, adding, “It’s always how someone wants to twist it.”

Twice this week, Chrissy Lampkin has wowed her supporters with a jeans look! Earlier, she opted for a business-casual outfit styled with designer accessories. Then, on Wednesday, she showed the girls how else she can style some jeans. And this time, her ‘fit has social media users saying she’s “aging backwards” and dropping compliments about everything from her face card to her fashion sense!

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Chrissy Lampkin Brings Her Curves Out To Play

And with those curves comes motion! That’s the energy Chrissy brought to her Instagram Reel, shared on March 25. She captioned the post, “Motion party 🔥,” and added the song ‘Motion Party’ by BossMan Dlow. The clip starts with her walking into what looks like a restaurant, holding up her martini glass to cheers, and later wearing a disco ball helmet with a wine glass in her hand. It looks like the 54-year-old was having a BALL outside and flexed her smile throughout the clips to show it!

But, as we mentioned, her aura, location, and even the different happy juices in her hand weren’t the only things talked about by her supporters. Her outfit also turned heads—dark-wash jeans, a long-sleeve black top, and thigh-high black boots. Her hair was styled in loose curls with a middle part.

Ma’am, Your Fans Want All The Face Card Tips!

Of her 2.1 million followers, over 5,700 slid in her comment section to give the former ‘Love & Hip Hop New York’ star her flowers. Emily B, also known for her time on ‘Love & Hip Hop NY,’ and her fashion sense, commented, “My sister” with heart eyes. Crystal Smith and Pretty Vee also dropped heart-eye emojis.

@iamtherealnikki added, “Your face card will NEVER decline 😍😍😍😍😍.”

“Chrissy give us the secret girl! 🙌,” @anayshafigueroacooper commented.

“Aging backwards😍💅🏾,” @_laidbymeek wrote.

“Chrissy was always that girl 🔥,” @erin__page added.

“She been the prototype for 3 decades 😍,” @itskeyshanicole wrote.

@beautybysimone commented, “😍😍😍😍 so beautiful just aging backwards🔥🔥.” 

What’s Tea With Chrissy’s Relationship Status? 

On March 22, Jim Jones slid into Chrissy Lampkin’s comment section with a subtle compliment. Under the post of her business-casual look, the ’90s rapper wrote, “Thts how you feelin boo.” 

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Many of the Today show anchors haven’t contacted Savannah Guthrie amid her on-air hiatus following her mom Nancy Guthrie’s continued disappearance.

“I don’t know if people realize, none of us have had much correspondence with her over this whole 54-day ordeal,” Carson Daly said during the Thursday, March 26, broadcast. “So as we’re watching this with the world, we’re learning and unpacking so much about our dear friend.”

He added, “It’s hard to process here [on] live TV in the moment.”

Savannah, 54, took a step back from her Today duties last month after Nancy, 84, was reported missing in Arizona. She sat down with Hoda Kotb for an emotional interview, which began airing on Wednesday, March 25, and continued on Thursday morning.

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“I said, ‘Do you think [it was] because of me?’” Savannah recalled of a conversation with her brother, Camron, who previously worked in military intelligence. “He said, ‘I’m sorry, sweetie, but yeah, maybe.’ I knew that. I hope not. I mean, we still don’t know. Honestly, we don’t know anything. We don’t know anything.”

According to Savannah, it’s been “too much to bear” thinking that she was responsible for mom’s possible kidnapping.

“[If] it’s because of me, I have to say I’m so sorry, Mommy. I’m so sorry,” the TV journalist tearfully added. “I’m sorry to my sister and my brother and my kids and my nephew and Tommy, my brother-in-law. I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry. If it is me, I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry.”

Nearly one month after Nancy was first reported missing, police are still investigating her whereabouts. As for Savannah, she’s been leaning on her faith to get through the tragedy.

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“My faith is strong and resolute,” Savannah said on Thursday. “I early on felt — and I heard for one of the very few times in my life — I did hear God speak to me. As I said to myself, ‘I can handle anything, God. I can handle anything, I just can’t handle not knowing. I have to know.’ I heard a voice and it said, ‘You do know where she is — she’s with me.’”

While Savannah and her siblings weren’t sure whether Nancy was “on this earth still” or “in heaven,”  they want to make peace.

“We need to know,” she stated, later adding, “Someone needs to do the right thing. We are in agony. It is unbearable. And to think of what she went through. I wake up every night in the middle of the night. Every night. And in the darkness, I imagine her terror. And it is unthinkable. She needs to come home now.”

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At the end of the pretaped interview, Savannah’s coworkers further offered their support and prayers.

“The grief is just unfathomable, it’s hard to watch,” Craig Melvin told Daly, 52, and Kotb, 61, in the studio. “It seems like she’s found some peace.”

Kotb concurred, believing that Savannah “has found some” peace but still “wants the answers too.”

The third part of Kotb’s interview with Savannah is set to air Friday, March 27.

What looked like a simple red carpet moment has quickly sparked widespread curiosity about Nicole Kidman and Simon Baker.

Fresh off her split from Keith Urban, the actress has found herself at the center of renewed speculation.

As photos, interviews, and insider claims circulate, questions remain of whether the buzz reflects reality or something far more familiar.

Nicole Kidman And Simon Baker Spark Fresh Speculation

All eyes were on Kidman at the premiere of her latest television project, where she appeared effortlessly poised in Chanel couture.

However, it was not just her outfit that caught attention. Standing beside her was co-star Baker, and the two appeared strikingly comfortable, even affectionate, as they posed together.

The moment quickly fueled speculation, especially given the timing.

Kidman’s recent split from Keith Urban has made every public appearance feel more scrutinized, and her visible closeness with Baker only intensified the conversation.

Their on-screen chemistry in “Scarpetta,” where they play a married couple, has further blurred the line between performance and reality in the eyes of fans.

Still, insiders insist the narrative may not be as dramatic as it appears.

Inside Nicole Kidman’s Long Friendship With Simon Baker

According to sources familiar with their history, the dynamic between Kidman and Baker is far from new. In fact, it stretches back decades and is deeply tied to Baker’s former marriage to Rebecca Rigg.

One insider told the Daily Mail, “Simon, Rebecca and Nicole were great friends for decades.” The same source explained how their closeness often became a running joke among those who knew them well.

They said, “Rebecca would always tease him that he liked Nicole better than he liked her. Simon used to flirt outrageously with Nicole. It didn’t seem to bother Rebecca. It became a standing joke.”

Their bond was strengthened early on through shared beginnings in Australia, where Kidman and Rigg first connected while auditioning as teenagers.

Over time, the friendship became so strong that Kidman was named godmother to one of Rigg and Baker’s children, showing how intertwined their lives became.

Even after Baker and Rigg split in 2020, Kidman remained close to both. As one insider put it, “Nicole wasn’t torn when Rebecca and Simon split,” adding that she “stayed friends with both, but was closer to Rebecca. It was a girl thing.”

Kidman And The Stories That Fueled Rumors

Stories from the past have only added fuel to present-day speculation. One particularly memorable moment dates back more than two decades to a Halloween party in the Hollywood Hills.

According to an insider, “Simon and Rebecca turned up at a Halloween party in the Hollywood Hills over 20 years ago with Nicole in tow. Rebecca was dressed as a dominatrix and Simon was holding a pair of handcuffs.”

The scene reportedly drew laughter among friends, especially when Kidman chose not to dress up at all.

The same source continued, “Nicole didn’t bother to dress up. But Rebecca said she had no doubt Simon was turned on by Nicole. Even though she was wearing an outrageously sexy get-up.”

Despite the humor surrounding such moments, some observers occasionally wondered if there was more beneath the surface.

As the insider noted, they “all laughed about it because they were such good friends,” but some wondered at times if “Simon was infatuated with Nicole.”

These stories, once seen as harmless anecdotes, are now being revisited through a different lens as speculation grows.

What Nicole Kidman And Simon Baker Have Said

Kidman herself has addressed the nature of her connection with Baker, particularly while promoting “Scarpetta.”

Speaking to Australia’s The Daily Telegraph, she appeared relaxed about their on-screen intimacy, saying, “I didn’t find it weird. But we’ve kissed on the cheek before. We’ve hugged a lot. We’ve lived in the same house.”

She also pointed to the depth of their shared history, noting how it has shaped their dynamic.

The actress said, “And you know, the woman I grew up with, he was married to for a substantial part of his life… 29 years, so we are just the same person… I think because of our history together, that’s in-built, so we didn’t have to work for that, that just vibrates.”

Insiders, however, suggest that the buzz may not be entirely unwelcome. One source claimed, “Nicole loves that there is talk of a relationship brewing with Simon, because it gets eyes and ears on their show,” while emphasizing that, for now, it remains harmless speculation.

The same source added that their bond is rooted in friendship, explaining that while they care deeply for each other, the relationship is not romantic and primarily serves to promote their project.

Rumors, Timing, And The Bigger Picture

The renewed attention comes at a time when Kidman’s personal life is already under scrutiny.

Her split from Urban after nearly two decades of marriage has left fans curious about what comes next.

Meanwhile, Urban has largely stayed out of the conversation. As one insider noted, “Keith isn’t paying much attention to the Simon rumors,” suggesting that he has other priorities rather than focusing on speculation surrounding his ex.

Kidman, for her part, has remained focused on her family. In a recent interview with Variety, she shared, “What I’m grateful for is my family and keeping them as is and moving forward.”

She continued, “That’s that. Everything else I don’t discuss out of respect. I’m staying in a place of, ‘We are a family,’ and that’s what we’ll continue to be. My beautiful girls, my darlings, who are suddenly women.”

As the conversation around Kidman and Baker continues to unfold, it is clear that the line between long-standing friendship and public perception can be surprisingly thin.

Whether the rumors fade or evolve further, the fascination surrounding their connection shows no signs of slowing down.

Early in February, it was officially announced that HBO is developing a Baldur’s Gate television series. At the helm of the adaptation is none other than The Last of Us showrunner Craig Mazin, who is no stranger to turning beloved video games into popular hits for HBO. Set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, Baldur’s Gate 3 is a hugely popular RPG that has enticed many millions of players since its 2023 debut. “After putting nearly 1000 hours into the incredible world of Baldur’s Gate 3, it is a dream come true to be able to continue the story that Larian and Wizards of the Coast created,” Mazin said in a statement about his challenge to create, write, executive produce, and showrun the adaptation.

However, before the Baldur’s Gate series makes its debut sometime in the distant future, there’s the small matter of a third season of The Last of Us to address, with Kaitlyn Dever‘s Abby in the spotlight. Dever is joined in Season 3 by returning faces Bella Ramsey, Isabela Merced, Gabriel Luna, and Jeffrey Wright, while Clea DuVall, Jason Ritter, and Patrick Wilson mark new additions to the cast, and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. replaces Danny Ramirez as Manny due to scheduling conflicts.

Ahead of The Last of Us Season 3, and with confirmation of Mazin’s involvement in the Baldur’s Gate adaptation, rumors began to swirl that the popular HBO series would be coming to a close after its third installment, despite some hoping it would last much longer. Now, in a recent interview, HBO Max chairman Casey Bloys has seemingly confirmed that this is the plan, responding to a suggestion that Season 3 is the end by saying, “I believe that’s where Craig is thinking. We always leave the door open, but I believe that’s where he is thinking.”

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Casey Bloys Has Indicated When ‘Baldur’s Gate’ Might Begin Production

In the same interview, Bloys indicated that Mazin will not begin his main duties on the Baldur’s Gate adaptation until The Last of Us Season 3 is completed. “Obviously, he’s deep into season 3 of The Last of Us – but Baldur’s Gate was something he brought to us,” Bloys said. “He’s very passionate about it, and he’s thinking about it, and we’ve talked about it, but he’s going to focus on The Last of Us, and then come back to [Baldur’s Gate] when he’s got more time.”

The third season of The Last of Us will premiere on HBO in 2027, with Seasons 1 and 2 streaming now. Stay tuned to Collider for more updates.

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January 15, 2023

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Craig Mazin, Peter Hoar, Jeremy Webb, Ali Abbasi, Mark Mylod, Stephen Williams, Jasmila Žbanić, Liza Johnson, Nina Lopez-Corrado

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Nevaeh Akira has shared a post as Jaidyn Alexis goes OFF on Blueface for apparently sending her thousands of dollars.

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Neveah Akira Shares Post As Jaidyn Alexis Goes OFF On Blueface For Apparently Sending Her Money

On Wednesday, March 25, Nevaeh Akira took to TikTok to share a video of herself apparently sitting on a flight. Furthermore, she added the on-screen caption, “Nothing on a flight to Miami that my man sponsored, so I can kick my feet up and eat all the fruits and enjoy the sun while enjoying it with my sons…”

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Furthermore, that evening Jaidyn Alexis took to Twitch to livestream for her fans. She was joined by Blueface, and during her stream, she began calling him a “loose ass n***a.” From there, Alexis explained to him that she hasn’t asked him for “anything,” and he had only recently given her money because he was giving money elsewhere.

“He handed me his phone, and he over here sending thousands of dollars… and I was like, you might want to send that that way ’cause I’m your baby mama, with babies that are actually here, you might wanna send that my f*****g way!” Alexis said. “…So send me that too!”

Watch the NSFW clip here.

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Social media users reacted to the clip of Jaidyn Alexis goin’ OFF on Blueface in @livebitez’s comment section.

Before Jaidyn Alexis Went OFF On Blueface For Apparently Sending Nevaeh Akira Money, He & Alexis Made Headlines

Before Jaidyn Alexis went OFF on Blueface for apparently sending Nevaeh Akira money, he and Alexis were making headlines over their son. As The Shade Room previously reported, earlier this month, Blueface was streaming while chilling with their son, Javaughn. Additionally, he asked his son if he had an interest in any girls at school. Once Javaughn told him that he’s not interested in girls right now, Blue asked if he was gay. At that point, Alexis stepped in and went off on him for asking his son about his sexuality and doing so in front of the public.

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Demi Moore’s hair has always been the blueprint for glossy, ultra-healthy lengths — but lately, it’s been hitting a whole new level of shine. Think: reflective, glassy strands with zero frizz in sight. The secret? Celebrity hairstylist and colorist Dimitris Giannetos recently revealed he prepped Moore’s hair with the Kerastase Gloss Absolu Anti-Frizz Glaze Milk before styling. The good news is that it happens to be an under-the-radar find you can snag on Amazon.

The Kerastase hair milk is a lightweight leave-in that does a little bit of everything without ever feeling heavy. “It gives hair a beautiful glossy finish and helps fight frizz and flyaways,” Giannetos said in an interview with InStyle. Designed to smooth flyaways, boost shine and protect against humidity, it acts like a finishing gloss and frizz shield in one. The texture is silky and fluid (not creamy or thick like traditional leave-ins), which makes it especially good for achieving that swishy, light-catching movement Moore is known for.

Get the Kerastase Gloss Absolu Anti-Frizz Glaze Milk for $50 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change.

Instead of coating the hair in oils, the Kerastase hair milk uses conditioning agents to smooth the cuticle and enhance natural shine, so strands look reflective — not greasy. It also offers heat protection, making it ideal to apply before blow-drying if you’re trying to recreate that sleek, red carpet finish. The result is hair that feels soft, looks expensive and holds up against humidity — aka the trifecta.

To use, work a small amount through damp, mid-lengths and ends before styling, or lightly smooth over dry hair to tame flyaways and add a final layer of gloss. It’s one of those rare products that makes your hair look like you just stepped out of a salon — even on day two.

One Amazon shopper called it “the best glaze milk” that “instantly takes the frizz out of [their] hair.” Another reviewer said that they “love how soft [their] hair feels” after using.

Another five-star reviewer raved, “Smells like luxury. Makes my hair feel like silk, and eases frizz. My hair is so shiny.”

If Moore-level shine is the goal, this is the kind of low-effort, high-impact product worth adding to your routine. Grab it on Amazon now, and get ready for smoother, glossier, no-frizz strands.

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Looking for something else? Explore more hair milks here and don’t forget to check out all of Amazon’s Daily Deals for more great finds!

The theater of the absurd is no stranger to those who enjoy their narratives a bit unusual. These stories love to highlight the conflict between humanity’s search for purpose and a universe that is indifferent, borrowing heavily from existential thinkers like Albert Camus. Here, characters often stumble through futile situations, reminding us just how gloriously absurd life can be.

It’s no wonder why these tales are so captivating — they dare to ask the questions that many of us avoid, serving up memorable and surreal visuals that you won’t forget, and characters that are as bizarre as they are oddly relatable. To celebrate the wonderfully weird, we look back at some of the best absurdist television shows perfect for anyone who’s ever nodded along to life’s strange humor.

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‘The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret’ (2009 – 2016)

If the title alone doesn’t already tip you off to the chaos, the plot removes all doubt: The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret follows an American (David Cross, who also created it) who moves to London to run an energy drink sales team, armed with zero sales experience and one deeply unfortunate employee who somehow seems to make things worse.

Todd Margaret frequently crosses the line from uncomfortable to cartoonish, with cringey humor and a logic-defying narrative. This, however, is where the show’s charm lives: in its sheer commitment to letting the storm unfold in the most awkward way possible. Cross‘s series is not exactly everyone’s cup of tea — especially given its strong emphasis on “cringe.” Still, Todd Margaret can be a great pick for those who are keen on bizarre comedies with a chaotically uncomfortable, absurdist tone.

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‘Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency’ (2016 – 2017)

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Leaning into surreal randomness, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency delivers an entertaining mash-up of detective noir, horror, sci-fi, and pure screwball comedy. The result is a constant and refreshing sense of surprise. At the narrative’s center are lead titular character, played by Samuel Barnett, and his reluctant assistant, Todd, brought to life by Elijah Wood, as they untangle bizarre and interconnected cases, including murder, time travel, and body swapping.

The 2016 series is the kind that thrives on events that make little sense, whether that’s people turning into dogs, time loops, or assassins who can feel where their victims are. If you love an intentionally chaotic plot with multiple factions, running gags, and connected coincidences, this might be a great pick. With its over-the-top humor, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency treats a chaotic and illogical universe as the norm.

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‘I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson’ (2019 – 2023)

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A sketch comedy show from former SNL writer Tim Robinson, the 2019 comedy series — with Robinson himself at the center of most sketches — almost operates as a stress test; each segment sees the writer and his guests driving someone to the point of needing or wanting to leave.

I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson thrives in a specific kind of absurdism born out of tiny social misteps that eventually spiral into a full-blown public catastrophe. Whether it is a missed cue or an overreaction, suddenly you’re watching a meltdown that feels both surreal and plausible. No doubt, the show can be polarizing: it’s uncomfortable, goofy, and certainly won’t charm just anyone. That being said, if your sense of humor thrives on surreal and illogical premises and you don’t mind a little cringe and discomfort, Robinson and Zach Kanin‘s absurdist series is a standout.

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‘Search Party’ (2016 – 2022)

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This dark comedy mystery, centering on four self-absorbed youngsters (Alia Shawkat, John Reynolds, John Early, and Meredith Hagner) in their twenties, illustrates the characters’ entanglement in an ominous mystery when a former college acquaintance suddenly disappears.

Through its blend of elements of the thriller, mystery, and neo-noir genre, Search Party became one of the most interesting series in recent years. Beneath its clever plotting and suspense, it flirts with the absurd (and even the nihilistic). Despite initially unfolding as a whodunit, the series captivates with a surreal and existential meditation and is unafraid to defy any genre labels. At its core, though, Search Party is an engaging commentary on narcissism and the obsession with self-image and social media in a seemingly meaningless world that is constantly seeking purpose.

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‘Russian Doll’ (2019 – 2022)

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Fans of the beloved Bill Murray-led film Groundhog Day will likely want to check out Russian Doll if they haven’t already. Praised for its existentialist take on the time-loop genre, the Natasha Lyonne-led series follows a cynical software engineer stuck in a time loop, dying repeatedly on her 36th birthday in New York City. In the meantime, she must confront her past and resolve her long-buried trauma to break the cycle.

There is a strong case to be made that Nadia is a perfect example of the absurd hero. Much like Sisyphus in Camus’s The Myth of Sisyphus, Nadia is condemned to an absurd, repetitive cycle that forces her to confront the meaninglessness of her existence. Each reset becomes a chance to confront herself and inch toward self-understanding. Russian Doll is at once hilarious, surreal, and philosophical, suggesting that even in a world that often feels chaotic and indifferent, the act of meaning-making, of choosing how to live despite the absurd, is itself a form of rebellion.

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‘Barry’ (2018 – 2023)

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Starring Bill Hader as hitman Barry Berkman, who travels to Los Angeles for a job and discovers his passion for acting, the 2018 dark comedy-crime drama co-created by Hader and Alec Berg chronicles the character’s struggles as he attempts to leave his violent life behind. Along the way, Barry juggles acting classes, a romance, and handlers who refuse to let him walk away.

Rather than a straightforward crime or drama story, Barry presents something more interesting: a narrative that thrives on extreme situations, revealing, in the meantime, just how unpredictable and irrational characters’ lives are. Violence is often over-the-top; humor drifts between deadpan and existential; Barry himself is treated like an almost supernatural anti-hero who keeps surviving scenarios that should kill him. Layered atop the blood and dark comedy is a clever satire of LA hustle culture and the world of amateur acting, which ultimately becomes one of the show’s freshest and funniest angles.

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‘Atlanta’ (2016 – 2022)

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Donald Glover‘s Rotten Tomatoes-approved surrealist series follows college dropout and music manager Earn Marks, played by Glover himself, and rapper Alfred “Paper Boi” Miles (Brian Tyree Henry) as they navigate a strange, at times otherworldly Atlanta hip-hop scene. The result? A vibrant watch that throws comedy and drama into the mix as few others dare.

While Atlanta keeps its feet on the ground, it handles surrealism and absurdism exceptionally well, mostly thanks to its incredible writing and great performances. Filled with memorable lines and a handful of moments that teeter on the edge of the bizarre, this often-overlooked gem sends poignant messages about systemic injustice, racism, and prejudice through illogical, magical, and darkly comic scenarios. In doing so, it turns the absurdities of modern life, race, and capitalism into both entertainment and insight.

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‘What We Do in the Shadows’ (2019 – 2024)

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Starring Kayvan Novak, Matt Berry, and Natasia Demetriou, among other talents, What We Do in the Shadows invites audiences into the lives of four vampires who have lived together on Staten Island for over a century. Jemaine Clement‘s dark fantasy entertains not merely through its depiction of immortality but also, and especially, through its pettier inconveniences — the mundane, at times boring lives of centuries-old vampires.

What We Do in the Shadows essentially finds humor in the gap between who these vampires think they are and who they often turn out to be. It mirrors the absurdity of existence through its memorable central personalities: ancient, all-powerful beings who are somehow still stuck with dealing with the same nonsense as everybody else. With a fun mockumentary style that shapes its irony and grounds the supernatural in awkward everyday life, Clement’s series delivers a unique angle on existential humor. If that kind of offbeat vibe works for you, Our Flag Means Death may be worth a look too (similar energy, but trade the fangs for pirates).

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‘Fleabag’ (2016–2019)

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Despite running for only two seasons, Fleabag has firmly secured its place among the best contemporary comedies on television, especially following the release of the beloved second season. Written by and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the dark comedy Prime Video original follows the unnamed lead character as she attempts to cope with life in London whilst coming to terms with a recent tragedy.

In addition to its chaotic narrative and humorous approach, the series fascinates in how it navigates the emptiness of contemporary existence and the emotional detachment of modern life. In an increasingly isolating world, Fleabag attempts to find meaning and authentic connection, even as she engages in self-sabotaging behavior. At its heart, the series depicts a protagonist who confronts a chaotic universe with irony: by acknowledging the absurdity of her own life — often literally breaking the fourth wall — Fleabag revolts in a true Camusian sense, finding humor in the face of life’s unpredictability.

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‘BoJack Horseman’ (2014 – 2020)

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This Netflix fan-favorite tragicomedy by Raphael Bob-Waksberg has cemented itself as one of the most beloved animated series of all time, and for good reason. BoJack Horseman takes audiences inside the life of a washed-up 1990s sitcom star — an anthropomorphic horse, no less, voiced by Will Arnett. Bojack lives in Los Angeles, struggling with alcoholism, depression, and self-loathing, all while attempting a comeback.

With razor-sharp humor and unflinching honesty, the streaming platform’s original is heavily rooted in absurdism and existentialism, but it does it in a way that feels fun and entertaining. It marries a cartoonish, surreal world with brutally honest depictions of addiction, depression, and the search for meaning; in doing so, it brings the absurd to life. In the end, BoJack and the people around him are all just striving to find meaning and purpose in a universe that seems to offer none.

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Release Date

2014 – 2020-00-00

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Network

Netflix

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Showrunner

Raphael Bob-Waksberg

Directors

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Amy Winfrey, JC Gonzalez, Adam Parton, Joel Moser, Martin Cendreda, Peter Merryman, Matt Mariska, Mike Roberts, Mollie Helms, Tim Rauch

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  BoJack Horseman / BoBo the Angsty Zebra (voice)

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  Todd Chavez / Emperor Fingerface (voice)

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