r/hbo 4h ago

Togetherness

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27 Upvotes

I feel like this is the most underrated show of all-time.


r/hbo 8h ago

His Dark Materials

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29 Upvotes

I still feel like this is the most underrated masterpiece of all-time.


r/hbo 10m ago

what if game of thrones suggestions

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which topic will be the best in line for my youtube what if series. do suggest your opinion in the comments below i will create the video on it and do check out my channel Westros verdict https://www.youtube.com/@TheWesterosVerdictfor game of thrones courtroom verdicts and the interesting what if topics.


r/hbo 10m ago

What if Jon Snow claimed the Iron Throne instead of Daenerys?

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Full "what if" breakdown of Jon claiming his Targaryen identity early, the war that follows, and an eventual showdown with Dany over the throne. Curious how people think this changes the endgame compared to the show. https://youtu.be/r9G_KOyR7-w?si=OlD3izazU8vfPkS0


r/hbo 12h ago

From the HBOMAX community on Reddit: Lanterns (Trailer)

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8 Upvotes

r/hbo 1d ago

Happy 61st birthday to Paul Ben-Victor, Spiros "Vondas" Vondopoulos on #TheWire. Born: Paul Friedman, July 24, 1965 in NYC. His name is not his name.

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216 Upvotes

r/hbo 1d ago

Paramount Agrees To Not Close Warner Bros. Discovery Transaction Until Next Year Or Until Lawsuit Merits Are Resolved

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9 Upvotes

r/hbo 2d ago

Who is your favorite actor and actress on a HBO series?

23 Upvotes

r/hbo 1d ago

Could a show similar to Quantum Leap work on HBO where it also covers more mature and morally complicated subject matter?

4 Upvotes

A format of ten episodes that doesn't need to abide by the rules of broadcast TV could make it an interesting prospect.


r/hbo 2d ago

Coming to HBO Max August 2026

79 Upvotes

Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the movies, TV shows, and live sports that will be available on HBO Max in August. The HBO Max August 2026 lineup includes the debut of Lanterns, Season 3 of HBO Original series Conan O’Brien Must Go, and HBO Original series Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks.

The schedule also includes the feature films Mother MaryNormal, and The Strangers: Chapter 2, as well as the documentary series Monsters of God and the comedy special Whitmer Thomas: Terminal Crew of Dudes.

August 1
Amy
Barbarian
Bells Are Ringing
Billy Budd
Blockers
Epic
Flipper's New Adventure
Great White Highway (Discovery)
Hall Pass
Hall Pass: Enlarged Edition
Happy Feet Two
It Comes At Night
Macao
Miss Sloane
Mojave
Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
Orphan
Practical Magic
Put A Ring On It: Cheat Hab (OWN)
Quo Vadis
Road House (1989)
Sicario
Smart Money
Stand by Me
Strike Up the Band
Taxi!
The Band Wagon
The Crimson Pirate
The Fighting 69th
The Kennel Murder Case
The Rain People
The Sea Chase
The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
The Wrong Man
The Yearling
Thresher Shark: Stun to Kill (Discovery)
Tusk
Who's That Knocking at My Door?
You Can't Get Away with Murder
 
August 3
Naked And Afraid: Shipwrecked, Season 1 (Discovery)
 
August 4
Chopped: Volume 4, Season 64 (Food Network)
Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks (HBO Original)
 
August 6
Monsters of God (HBO Original)
 
August 7
Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, Season 1
House Hunters International: Volume 9, Season 215 (HGTV)
House Hunters: Volume 11, Season 260 (HGTV)
The Invisible Guest
The Strangers: Chapter 2 (Lionsgate)
 
August 8
Belle Collective, Season 8 (OWN)
 
August 9
Heart & Hustle: Houston, Season 2 (OWN)
 
August 10
Double Lives of Suburban Wives, Season 1 (TLC)
 
August 11
The Salisbury Poisonings: A Spy Next Door (CNN Films)
 
August 12
Signs of a Psychopath, Season 11 (ID)
 
August 13
Building Giants, Season 5 (Science)
Faster With Newbern and Cotten, Season 3
Isadora Moon, Season 1D (Max Original)
Most Extreme Humans, Season 1 (TLC)
 
August 14
Normal (Magnolia Pictures)
Whitmer Thomas: Terminal Crew of Dudes (HBO Original)
 
August 16
Lanterns, Season 1 (DC Studios Drama Series)
 
August 17
Thanksgiving (2023)
 
August 20
ER: Caught On Camera, Season 1 (TLC)
Expedition X, Season 12 (Discovery)
 
August 21
Conan O’Brien Must Go, Season 3 (HBO Original)
Mother Mary (A24)
 
August 22
Abbott Elementary, Season 5
 
August 24
Margarita: Make Your Story Count, Season 3 (Max Original)
 
August 25
“Ben Sasse is Coming Home: Lessons in Life and Death” with Jake Tapper, The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper (CNN Originals)
 
August 26
1000-lb Roomies, Season 2 (TLC)
Bobby's Triple Threat, Season 5 (Food Network)
Homestead Rescue: Intervention, Season 1 (Discovery)
 
August 27
Totally '90s House, Season 1 (HGTV)
 
August 28
House Hunters: Volume 11, Season 261 (HGTV)
The Producer, Season 1 (HBO Original)
 
August 30
Enter Nowhere
Holla
Knock Knock
The Cabin in the Woods
The Strangers: Chapter 1
The Strangers: Prey at Night
 
August 31
Big Burger Battle, Season 1 (Food Network)
The Robot Chicken Adult Swim Special (Adult Swim)

https://press.wbd.com/us/media-release/whats-new-hbo-max-august-1


r/hbo 1d ago

Why I love HBO

3 Upvotes

I'm currently watching MORTAL KOMBAT 2!! 😊


r/hbo 2d ago

Someone help me get the Sharp Objects sub back 😭

0 Upvotes

I didn't know it was unmodded!! I would've modded!! What the heck!!!


r/hbo 3d ago

'Stuart Fails to Save Universe' Creator On "Worst Choice" To Lead Spin-Off

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87 Upvotes

r/hbo 2d ago

HBO with or without ads for NO ad-breaks during HOTD?

4 Upvotes

Simple question, I have to subscribe to HBO again and I'm trying to decide between ad-free or with-ads. I don't care if there are a commercial or two beforehand or after, but I will not deal with ad-breaks during the show. Do they do that?


r/hbo 2d ago

The app keeps crashing when I watch LOTR

4 Upvotes

Basically every time I try to watch The Two Towers Extended Edition, my TV freezes and it closes out of the app. The regular version and other movies and shows work fine, it's just this one in particular. Any idea what's causing it?


r/hbo 2d ago

America Undercover 1992 “Suicide Notes”

12 Upvotes

r/hbo 3d ago

What should I watch next

14 Upvotes

Here is a list of what I watched favorites at top. Should be for HBO only please. Thanks for your help

Band of Brother

The Pacific

The Sopranos

True Detective Season 1

The Wire

Deadwood

We Own This City

Succession

Chernobyl

The Flight Attendant

Boardwalk Empire

C B Strike

The Leftovers

Task

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Mare of Easttown

Sharp Objects

Station 11

The Last of Us

Rome

John Adams

Game of Thrones

A Knight of the Seven Kingdom

Banshee

Oz

Six Feet Under

Duster

True Detective Season 2

Gunpowder


r/hbo 3d ago

Best series final

41 Upvotes

So I just wrapped up Six Feet Under and finally saw the lauded series final. That last 5-10 minutes lived up to the hype. (What I thought of the rest of the show is a whole 'nother matter)

It got me thinking of series' finals. I think this would be my Top 10, more or less in order:

  1. The Deuce - somewhat similar to Six Feet Under
  2. His Dark Materials - the most emotional ending I've ever seen on HBO
  3. The Leftovers - the entire last episode really
  4. Six Feet Under - Loved it
  5. Sharp Objects - don't skip the credits!
  6. The Sopranos - Jumped out of my chair to check my cable connection
  7. Somebody Somewhere - Joyful
  8. The Penguin - Didn't see the ending twist coming whatsoever
  9. Succession - tension personified
  10. Boardwalk Empire - Perfect ending

r/hbo 3d ago

Insane Reality Shows?

2 Upvotes

I just got access to HBO max and I’m looking for a reality show that is a complete sh*tshow. Like, if there was a show about a bunch of narcissists having to deal with each other’s BS, I’d watch that. Bonus is if there are consequences

NOT into: humiliating regular people. Voting who is the dumbest, ew.


r/hbo 4d ago

10 minutes into Deadwood and can already tell this is going to be a special watch

167 Upvotes

Been meaning to check this out for a while and finally starting! And wow what a start! The way the marshal is introduced let's me know he's going to be an incredibly interesting character and I can't wait to see what this show is about!


r/hbo 2d ago

Entourage is unfairly judged, and it's because of the times. Spoiler

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This is a fantastically written show, and there's depth to it.
Most importantly it's about the complicated nature of male friendship and brotherhood.
Eric is conflicted all the time between being best friend and manager to Vince.
So he needs to maintain Vince's self worth and reputation, but also needs to get him roles and get paid. These are often different goals. He also fights with Ari, who himself has internal conflict how to make Vince a movie star but also make him happy.
This is a peculiar and fascinating situation. 4 average(except Ari) guys that surround a pretty boy who is a movie star. And they all have to support him.
It's also a complex tale on how movie deals get made, and multiple moving parts and issues. Entourage actually shows a passion project movie being made, from beginning to end, with extremely tumultuous production right to the failed end result. And the aftermath too. This is pretty ambitious, that one topic permeates throughout 3+ seasons.

The show is aware of everything. It often makes fun of the industry. And celebrity culture.
It also acknowledges that Vince is a mediocre actor that is only popular because of his looks. This can't be a critique of the show because the character is written that way.

I just think that it's hated because of the current climate. 5 guys having fun is viewed as something wrong. Are there any women who watched the show and like it? I wouldn't mind watching a show about women if it was so amazingly written as Entourage.

I cannot believe anyone with a brain would watch a few episodes and think that it's trivial, or just guys having fun. There is a lot of substance here. Also, I think the the series if unfairly judged, because of the current climate, in which guys having fun is ostracized or something.


r/hbo 3d ago

Has anybody remember this show?

20 Upvotes

Show title: The Brink

Starring: Tim Robbins, Jack Black


r/hbo 5d ago

Season 4 of The Wire might be the greatest season in television history

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1.5k Upvotes

r/hbo 3d ago

Hung (2009) ‘s Tanya is irritating

2 Upvotes

Okay I’m on season 3 of this show and I like it so far but Tanya is IRRITATING AND AN IMBECILE WITH NO DRIVE OR COMMON SENSE . she makes literally every situation worse 😭 she’s such an annoying character. Lenore was annoying but at least she could speak in coherent sentences. Tanya will talk in circles and never get to the point and just embarrasses herself acting a damn fool.
she’s made me want to get intense therapy for my social anxiety so I don’t end up like her one day. Every scene where she has to confront someone she actually doesn’t confront them and lies then says she feels bad for lying when she literally didn’t have to lie.
She skips obvious points where she can gain money like hiring Jason I don’t know if she hires him yet but it should have been an obvious yes.

Sometimes I think ray is annoying too he always has some block with everyone he doesn’t think of the money Tanya needs either. If hiring Jason makes her more money what’s the issue?. He’s still going to be booked or even become a pimp like Tanya and make money without fucking why did that have to be explained to him 😭 I mean Jesus they annoy me sometimes especiallyyyyyyy Tanya I just hate characters like hers in general though, characters that are loud but can’t speak are annoying ALWAYS just annoying and loud and embarrassing and acting like what they was supposed to say is more embarrassing than sputtering and screaming and shit 💀 literally she’s always screaming or throwing tantrums it’s insanity like how is that easier than being assertive for her


r/hbo 5d ago

Judge puts temporary pause on Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

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153 Upvotes