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"She's literally the only reason why I was going to tune into this show."

HBO hit show 'The Last of Us' made a claim that New Englanders know not to be true.

Your coronavirus viewing list just got a lot bigger.

Is your favorite show coming back for another season?

Game of Thrones will return later in the year than we’re used to in 2017, but HBO isn’t about to let you forget about the series after six years. Before December finally brings the winter of 2017 upon us, HBO will marathon all six seasons of Game of Thrones in one dragon-sized catchup.

Westworld ambitiously sought to weave its first season across multiple timelines as an in-depth examination of robot consciousness, understandably leaving little room to answer every mundane question about the park. That said, producers promise Season 2 will show a bit more of the guests’ perspective, perhaps finally answering our burning questions.

As if the ability to watch Netflix offline weren’t enough, soon all your streaming options will change the way you watch TV. Amazon seems to be keeping plenty competitive as well, now adding the option to include HBO or Cinemax to its Prime subscription, albeit for a price.

There were at least a few Game of Thrones Season 6 returns that served largely to sweep those characters off the board altogether, but surely those that survived would return for Season 7, yes? So it is, with one of the most unexpected Game of Thrones Season 6 appearances, that a previously long-lost character will hang around for the HBO drama’s 2017 return.

National television journalist Soledad O'Brien and a crew from HBO have been in Maine and will be featuring the Lewiston High School soccer team on an episode of HBO's 'Real Sports'.

When Tim posted a photo of a Christmas display in Rockland yesterday, I knew this was my chance to catch him while he was in town from Los Angeles.

If you were a fan of HBO's 'The Comeback' with Lisa Kudrow  (Phoebe from 'Friends'), then get excited because it's back on HBO - and Lisa talked to the Q Morning Show!

Bill Maher, the liberal host of Comedy Central's 'Politically Incorrect' and the current HBO's 'Real Time,' is coming to the Merrill Auditorium Sunday Sept. 7. But first he talked to the Q Morning Show.