Series Regular

Series Regular host Josh Wigler is joined this week by THR TV critic and TV's Top 5 podcast co-host Dan Fienberg for a final discussion about "Stranger Things 3," the future of the Netflix franchise, and the best and worst moments from the most recent season — including, of course, "The NeverEnding Story."

Series Regular host Josh Wigler dissects the events of Stranger Things season three, and what some of the biggest moments might mean for the franchise's future. What's next for Hopper and the Hawkins gang following that climactic finale? Listen to this week's episode for some theories about all of that and more.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler flips the podcast Upside Down with an overview of "Stranger Things," ahead of the Netflix drama's third season, arriving July 4th. Don't remember where things last left for Eleven, Mike and the rest of the party, but you don't have time to catch up on the past two seasons? Look no further.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler dives into the superhero and comic book TV landscape, offering up a status check on the various shows based on Marvel Comics, DC Comics and beyond. What's up with "Swamp Thing" and the rest of the DC Universe lineup? What awaits Gotham City now that "Gotham" is gone? How will Marvel fans get their fix with "Jessica Jones" and its Netflix contemporaries all officially in the books? Josh poses those questions and more in this week's edition of the podcast.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler presents an overview of "The Handmaid's Tale" season three, which bowed June 5th on Hulu with three brand new episodes. In season three, June (Elisabeth Moss) fights tooth and nail to save her daughter from Gilead, all while digging in deeper into the resistance movement fighting against the totalitarian government. For those who aren't yet sure about checking out season three, Josh provides an overview of June's story through the first few episodes, including quotes from Moss and creators Bruce Miller about the tone and story of the season.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler moves on from Westeros for a new series of podcasts focusing on a different drama every week. This week, Josh takes on the greater Walking Dead franchise, which launched the fifth season premiere of Fear the Walking Dead, and took an enormous swing for the fences in the pages of Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's Walking Dead comic book series. How will the twist impact the future of the AMC drama? Josh investigates this week on Series Regular.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "The Iron Throne," the series finale of Game of Thrones. This week, Josh is joined by THR's TV critic and TV's Top 5 co-host Daniel Fienberg to break down the Emmy-winning epic's final season, its final episode, the fate of the Iron Throne, the lone major casualty in the episode, and much more.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "The Bells," the final season's penultimate installment, as well as the penultimate installment of the entire series. The podcast covers Daenerys' drastic transformation, final contenders for the Iron Throne, an appreciation for Arya Stark, and one last look at those who departed the series just shy of the finale.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "The Last of the Starks," the fourth episode of the final season of Game of Thrones. This week: praise for director David Nutter, a coffee break, and cheers and jeers for what the final season is getting very right and also what it's gotten very wrong.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "The Long Night," the third episode of the final season of Game of Thrones, with help from special guest Daniel Fienberg. Wigler and Fienberg survey the surprising results of the Battle of Winterfell, some viewer experience issues, the ramifications of the episode's ending on the remainder of the final season, and more.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," the second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones. After taking stock of the episode's happiest moments, it's straight on in to some very grim news — namely, that all your favorite characters are about to die.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler takes a closer look at "Winterfell," the final season premiere of Game of Thrones. In this episode, Josh examines the revamped opening credits sequence, highlights the premiere's many callbacks to the past, questions the reign of Daenerys Targaryen, studies the Night King's message, and looks ahead toward the second week of the final season.

Series Regular host Josh Wigler breaks down the final season premiere of Game of Thrones. Wigler is joined by THR TV critic and TV's Top 5 co-host Dan Fienberg, who weighs in with his thoughts on the premiere, the revelations surrounding Jon Snow (Kit Harington), the war for the Iron Throne, and more.

In the second and final Game of Thrones preview podcast before the final season begins, Series Regular host Josh Wigler tosses up some predictions and theories for what's ahead as the HBO drama wraps. Who will win? Who will die? Why should Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) fans start bracing themselves for the worst? Those questions and others are addressed in the final preview podcast, leading into next week's discussion of the final season premiere.

In the first episode of Series Regular, host Josh Wigler offers a primer on the major storylines to watch heading before the final season premieres on April 14. What are the stakes facing Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen and the Lannisters? Their stakes, plus the threat of the Night King, are laid bare in our first episode of the podcast.