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Avatar: Seven Havens is the new animated series from the creators of Avatar: The Last Airbender, set long after The Legend of Korra in a broken world where the next Avatar is feared. Critics call it a gorgeous, emotional and confident return to the franchise.
Cupertino, the new CBS legal drama from Robert and Michelle King, follows two fired lawyers who start a small firm to take on Silicon Valley's tech giants. Critics have embraced it as sharp, funny and timely, with a perfect Tomatometer and a Metascore of 85.
S.W.A.T. Exiles brings Shemar Moore back as Daniel 'Hondo' Harrelson, leading a new team of young recruits on Starz after CBS cancelled the original series. Critics praise Moore but are split on whether the spin-off offers enough that is new.
Below is a six-episode Netflix thriller in which Josh Hartnett plays a Newfoundland fisherman who realises something is wrong in the water. Critics mostly enjoyed its setting, cast and slow-burn suspense, but many felt the second half does not pay off its mysteries.
Season 2 of FX's The Lowdown sends Ethan Hawke's self-styled Tulsa 'truthstorian' Lee Raybon after a missing prisoner, while his con-man father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, turns up in town. Critics call it as warm, funny and offbeat as the first season, though a few found it slower and thinner.
Sylvester Stallone returns as mob boss Dwight Manfredi, who is trying to make his Oklahoma empire legitimate, in season 4 of Paramount+'s Tulsa King. Early reviews call it funny, entertaining and true to form, but say it repeats old problems and lacks fresh energy.
Season 4 of Netflix's political thriller The Diplomat, starring Keri Russell, has opened to the best reviews of its run. Critics praise its twists, its sharp writing and Allison Janney's expanded role.
Mike Flanagan's eight-part Carrie, a new adaptation of Stephen King's first novel for Prime Video, has won mostly positive reviews. Critics praise its modern take and its young cast, while some find the finale overlong.
Peacock's Crystal Lake, a prequel to the Friday the 13th horror films, has drawn mostly positive reviews. Critics praise Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees and its gleefully gory tone, while some find it overcomplicated.
Marvel's VisionQuest, the Disney+ series that brings Paul Bettany back as Vision, has opened to warm reviews. Critics praise its ideas, humour and performances, while some find it light on emotional stakes.
