Watchmen

Emmys 2020 was an audience-less, contactless, socially distanced television extravaganza in the age of coronavirus.

The Emmys 2020 saw "Watchmen," "Succession" and "Schitt's Creek" among the big winners. If their big wins have made you want to catch up, all of the series are streaming online now.

"Game of Thrones" may have disappointed fans in its final season, but there was plenty to be grateful for.

The "Watchmen" finale ends with a memorable cover of "I Am the Walrus," which showrunner Damon Lindelof has said provides some fun hints to understanding Episode 8.

The series ended on a cliffhanger that may be setting up Season 2 of the HBO series. Damon Lindeloff has also spoken about the potential of another season.

The finale saw numerous characters battling to become the new Doctor Manhattan before the HBO series left us with a big cliffhanger.

The fictional memos from the universe of HBO's "Watchmen" also include Elvis Presley, Roger Ailes and Surgeon General Dr. Oz.

"Watchmen" on HBO may be set in the present day, but the first episode began in 1921 during a race riot turned massacre in Tulsa. But was it a real historical event?

"Watchmen" on HBO is an adaptation of the world of the graphic novel, but the new series is set 30 years from the events of the comics. Here are the reasons for this timeline shift.

"Watchmen" is being turned into an HBO series, and its release date, cast, trailer and plot have all been revealed. Here's everything you need to know about the hyped new series.

Jeremy Irons plays an older Ozymandias.

"Sometimes it's easier to hide in plain sight than in dark corners."

How will an older Adrian Veidt factor into the series?

A set photo teases a story within a story called "American Hero Story: Minutemen."

Damon Lindelof remembers back to a central motif of the original graphic novel.

"Watchmen" creator Dave Gibbons is actually pretty excited about Damon Lindelof's new HBO show.

Geoff Johns hints at what's in store for the villains of "Doomsday Clock."

Geoff Johns and Gary Frank explain how fake news gave "Doomsday Clock" its real-world resonance.

Damon Lindelof describes the series as nasty, electric and absurd.

Another day, another 'Doomsday Clock' delay... but Geoff Johns says it's for a good reason.

Geoff Johns and Gary Frank give us a better Rorschach in "Doomsday Clock #4."

It's Rorschach Vs. The Joker in "Doomsday Clock #7."

Moore is the scribe behind 'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' and 'V for Vendetta.'