In Tom’s Guide’s opinion, Max is one of the most productive streams you can subscribe to right now. It’s home to a wide variety of quality shows from HBO, top movies from Warner Bros. , and reality shows and light entertainment from Discovery, all at a moderate price. But with this wide diversity of entertainment comes an entirely different problem: how do you know what to watch next?
Well, a simple way is to turn to the Max Top 10 Shows list, but even then, you might find it difficult to opt for a specific screen as your next binge. If you still can’t decide, we review Max’s 10 Most Sensible (starting at 10 a. m. ET on Tuesday, July 23, 2024) and selected 3 things that are worth your time.
It’s no surprise that “House of the Dragon” season 2 still takes the top spot, but as we approach the end of the season, here’s the full “House of the Dragon” season 2 release schedule. For the grand finale: The program control may simply slip. And if you’re not making plans to bring another one to Westeros, there are still other amazing exhibits that you shouldn’t forget Max has right now; Here are our most sensible recommendations of 10 Max.
Don’t see anything you need to convey? Check out our roundup of all the new HBO and Max releases this month and our pick of the best Max displays of all time to help you find your next watch.
“Hard Knocks” offers football enthusiasts the opportunity to get up close and personal with their favorite teams, but “Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants” is here to put a new spin on the process.
As the call suggests, “Off Season with the New York Giants” takes us inside the storied franchise as it prepares for a historic 100th NFL season. This new offering takes us on the adventure and showcases all the biggest moves made by general manager Joe Schoen and the rest of the team as they navigate between January and July 2024.
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The second season of “House of the Dragon” takes us back to Westeros in search of a brutal bankruptcy in the story of George R. R. ‘s fantasy universe. Martin. La season 1 detailed the end of King Viserys’ reign and divided the House into two factions: the unbreakable with Alicent and her children, the Greens, and the unbreakable with Rhaenyra, Viserys’ designated heir, the Blacks. Season 2 sees the Seven Kingdoms at the breaking point of the Dance of the Dragons, the Targaryen civil war.
“House of the Dragon” has included Max’s top 10 since the show’s return, and given that this season delivered some of the best moments in “Game of Thrones,” it most likely won’t make it off the list. The most sensible place for a while yet.
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“Comet Man: Damn it!” is an adult animated comedy spin-off of the (excellent) DC animated series “Harley Quinn”. After their split from Poison Ivy, the series sees Kite Man (voiced by Matt Oberg) and his friend Golden Glider (Stephanie Hsu) buy Gotham’s seediest seedy bar, Noonan’s, where they serve drinks to some of Arkham Asylum’s toughest outdoor morons. . . right in the shadow of Lex Luthor’s Legion of Doom.
And if you’re looking for even more DC animated content, Max has plenty: “My Adventures with Superman” and “Suicide Squad ISEKAI” are also streaming, and also on the most sensible 10 Max, right now.
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Martin is a streaming editor at Tom’s Guide, which covers all things film and television. If it’s in the cinema or must be broadcast somewhere, you’ll probably see it. . . especially if it includes a dragon. Prior to joining the team, he was editor of What To Watch, where he wrote about a wide variety of shows, from “Doctor Who” and “The Witcher” to “Bridgerton” and “Love Island. “Must-watch movie or show, you’re probably in front of a screen betting massive role-playing games, reading, spending a fortune on trading card games, or watching the NFL.
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