Author: Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY

From “Little House on the Prairie” to “The Notebook,” we have a TV show or movie to keep you company this month while you wait for spring to bring back the sun.

Netflix’s new entry in the TV superhero genre is “Umbrella Academy,” an offbeat, dark story of a family of damaged superhero siblings starring Ellen Page. But as much as it tries, it can’t quite stand out.

In this week’s episode of “This Is Us,” the modern-day Pearson clan deals with meeting Uncle Nick for the first time, and what it means for their memories of Jack.

Laura Carmichael, who played Lady Edith on “Downton Abbey,” says she can’t say too much about the forthcoming film other than it was “dreamy” to make and it will be worth it for fans.

Speaking from the set of NBC’s hit drama series “This Is Us,” Chrissy Metz hinted that there wasn’t too much to be worried about when it comes to her character Kate’s pregnancy.

After acting in National Geographic’s adaptation of Richard Preston’s nonfiction book “The Hot Zone,” Julianna Margulies found herself washing her hands more, carrying wipes and avoiding touching her face.

Speaking with a group of female actors, directors and producers from Lifetime, Alyssa Milano discussed the recent spate of men accused of sexual harassment and misconduct re-entering their workplaces.

Sandra Oh, who both won a Golden Globe this year and co-hosted the awards themselves, says she was “petrified” about her hosting duties, but did it anyway.

“Doom Patrol,” the new TV series from the DC Universe streaming service, nabbed a version of Cyborg, a hero who was seen in the “Justice League” movie. The actors and producers explain why that shouldn’t confuse fans.

In honor of Netflix’s wonderful “One Day at a Time” returning this weekend, we rounded up the five best modern family sitcoms, whether you want to watch with the whole family or just with the adults.