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The "Reacher" universe on Prime Video is about to get bigger now that "Neagley" Season 2 has been given the green light. The titular private detective served in the military police with Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) before they both left the services. While we wait to see what the second season will be about — and whether Reacher will pop up for another cameo — there are plenty of action-packed detective thrillers that are perfect for your next binge-watch.

For many audiences, actor and writer Steve Carell has a direct line to their funny bone after starring in some of the best cringe comedies over the years. Whether it's leading the Dunder Mifflin team in NBC's "The Office," the unstable weatherman Brick Tamland in the "Anchorman" movies, or as the animated supervillain Gru in the "Despicable Me" franchise.

"VisionQuest" reintroduces audiences to Vision (Paul Bettany) after he was reconstructed with an all-white look following "WandaVision," our favorite Marvel Disney+ show. But the synthezoid's life is made incredibly difficult when he's hunted by the mysterious mercenary

Harrison Ford is best known for gallivanting across a galaxy, far, far away in "Star Wars" or adventuring through hidden caves and temples in the "Indiana Jones" films, but he's appeared in a handful of fascinating TV shows over the years. Not only did Ford appear on TV's longest-running Western, but he also guest starred in classic crime dramas like NBC's "Ironside" and ABC's "The F.B.I."

A British legal drama starring Sienna Miller and Dominic West has climbed to No. 1 on HBO Max's U.S. top 10 chart. "War" follows the high-profile divorce of Hollywood star Carla Duval (Miller) and her tech entrepreneur husband, Morgan Henderson (West). After years of marital strife, Carla suspects Morgan has continued to be unfaithful.

A new Netflix docuseries is taking audiences into the life of Matthew Perry three years after he died at his home in Los Angeles. Titled "The One About Matthew Perry," it features interviews with family members and friends who knew him best, as well as people he helped with their own struggles with addiction. The three-part series is directed by Mary Robertson, who previously helmed ID's "Quiet on Set," a true crime documentary series about child stars who worked on Nickelodeon shows.

Most audiences know Matthew Perry as Chandler Bing on "Friends," but the star pushed his career further than slapstick comedy and goofing around New York. In fact some of Perry's biggest TV roles include political dramas like NBC's "The West Wing" and CBS' "The Good Wife."

In the 2010s, it felt like every police procedural series had to have a twist in which one of the main characters was a writer, a psychologist, or even a serial killer (hello, "Hannibal.") But in 2011, NBC one-upped the convention and took a gamble with a supernatural show inspired by classic fairytales: "Grimm." In it, actor David Giuntoli plays Nick Burkhardt, a detective who learns he's a Grimm, or someone descended from a line of people sworn to defend humanity from ancient creatures called Wesen.

Brad Pitt has starred in some of the most iconic movies of the 1990s and early 2000s like "Thelma & Louise," "Interview with the Vampire," "Fight Club," "Seven," "Ocean's Eleven," and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." While Pitt still continues to focus on making movies, he starred in a number of beloved TV shows during his early career, including a guest appearance in one of the

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