This Week in TV
A Nicolas Cage superhero noir leads the week, Hacks takes its final bow, Star City expands Apple TV+ space drama, and Spartacus hits a hard stop.
Starz cancelled the gladiator sequel after one season, even with solid critical heat and Lionsgate reportedly looking for another home. That is the kind of hard stop that changes whether a curious viewer jumps in now or waits to see if it gets rescued.
Nicolas Cage slips into hard-boiled superhero mode as Spider-Noir premieres May 25 on MGM+ before arriving on Prime Video May 27. It is the week's loudest new-series swing: comic-book IP, noir styling, and Cage turned loose in black-and-white detective mode.
Apple TV+ launches Star City on May 29, flipping the For All Mankind universe toward the Soviet side of the space race. If that franchise is your brand of alternate-history tension, this is the new branch to watch.
Hacks reaches its series finale on May 28, which makes this more than a normal weekly episode. Deborah and Ava have earned appointment-TV status, and this is the last big check-in.
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes premiered May 11, so it is not brand-new this week, but it is still worth flagging as a recent animated revival that people may have missed while bigger finale and renewal news crowded the feed.