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The new movies and TV shows on HBO and Max in December include Barbie, comedy specials from Leo Reich and Gary Gulman, and documentaries on Boston's racist past and the Y2K bug.

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The best shows to watch on Max in 2023 feature hits like Succession, Barry, The Last of Us, and The Righteous Gemstones.

From True Detective: Night Country to The Idol, these are the most anticipated shows coming to HBO Max in 2023.

The new movies and TV shows on HBO and HBO Max in April include the final season of Bill Hader's Barry, Elizabeth Olsen in the miniseries Love & Death, and Season 2 of Somebody Somewhere.

2023 already seems promising at HBO Max with the announcement of some highly anticipated shows that fans cannot wait to air.

These new movies and shows are streaming on Max this month, including Aliens, new seasons of Rap Sh!T and Julia, and more

New series like “The Last of Us,” “White House Plumbers,” and “The Idol” are set for intriguing debut seasons, while veteran favorites in “Succession,” “Barry,” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” all ready for much-anticipated returns.