The Royals season three TV billboard…

If you're a fan of mostly factual British history and an inside look at how the current U.K. monarchy works, then Netflix's new series The Crown won't disappoint. However if it's soapy scandal, daft dynasty plot lines and scheming squabbling for the throne, then E!'s scripted series The Royals reigns supreme.

Elizabeth Hurley returns for a third season as 'Queen Helena' along with her royal brood, plus you can also expect a back-from-the-dead heir, partying princesses, backstabbing staff, visiting royalty and playboy princes to continue to plague this fictional noble family.

This billboard flying Britain's Union Jack flag red, white and blue colours was snapped above West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on November 14, 2016.

Fans of the soapy series can also enjoy these previous season billboards for The Royals from recent years, plus for more regal TV dramas be sure to check out this giant billboard for The White Queen and these billboards for The Tudors.

Only time will tell how much longer these particular Royals will rule Britannia, although a royal birth, wedding, or death in the family usually keeps the general populace interested.

Incorporated series premiere TV billboards...

Today we're continuing the science fiction theme started with yesterday's Passengers movie, and exploring a dystopian future where the world is ruled by multinational super-corporations in the TV series Incorporated.

In the new Syfy show set in the chaos of 2074 where companies wield almost unlimited power following the fall of countries and governments, Sean Teale stars as 'Ben Larson', a sleeper agent infiltrating a biotech firm to take them down and find the woman he loves.

These futuristic Incorporated series launch billboards were first spied along Melrose Avenue on November 14, then snapped later above Beverly Boulevard on November 22, 2016.

In a world where the 1% control the majority of the wealth, corrupt businessmen can buy their way into power, big banks practice questionable ethics and people fear about the effects of globalisation, it sounds like there's never been a better time for a revolutionary show like this.

Passengers movie billboards...

And the award for most unimaginative ad campaign of the holiday season goes to Passengers.

Why is it that Hollywood is so afraid of science fiction, because looking at these ad creatives for Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt's new movie, Sony Pictures clearly embraces star power over sci-fi premise.

This Christmas head-shots are in it seems, and you'd never know that these hot young things star in a movie about a luxury interstellar spacecraft bound for a distant colony plant 120 years away when two of the 5,000 souls traveling in suspended animation are awakened.

Spending time alone on their voyage in outer space on a giant ship these two passengers start to fall in love, just when they learn that their space vessel is malfunctioning and endangering their entire crew.

No there's not a spacesuit, spacecraft, or constellation in sight in these ads, which is strange considering that some of the top grossing films of all time include the likes of Avatar, Star Wars, Jurassic World and whole host of fantastical superhero movies.

Understandably the pairing of two of the hottest properties in Hollywood makes some people excited, but marketeers let's live a little shall we and try and let folks know that type of movie they may be going to see.

These Passengers movie billboards were photographed around the skies of L.A. from November 14 to November 25, 2016, including along the Sunset Strip, La Brea Avenue, Fountain Avenue and Hollywood & Highland.

Fans of Jennifer Lawrence can also enjoy these Joy movie billboards and all these Hunger Games movie billboards, whilst admirers of Chris Pratt can check him out in these Jurassic World movie billboards and Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy movie billboards.

Daily Billboard is genuinely excited for this new movie written by Jon Spaihts and directed by Morten Tyldum, but let's hope the spacefaring ride is far more exciting than these billboards appear in the city skyline.

UPDATED: Here's also a solo billboard for the beautiful Jennifer Lawrence snapped along Ventura Boulevard in Studio City on November 30, 2016.

Billy on the Street season five TV billboards...

This month Billy Eichner is back on the street for a fifth star-studded season of interviewing New York City residents accompanied by a whole host of famous faces and celebrities.

This time helping him out bamboozle pedestrians with his rapid fire questions, on-the-street trivia and quick wit are the likes of Jon Hamm, Lupita Nyong'o, Aziz Ansari, John Oliver, Seth Rogen, Andy Samberg and even young Room star Jacob Tremblay.

These season five billboards with Billy all tied up in his microphone cord was snapped along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip and L.A.'s Cahuenga Boulevard on November 17, whilst the giant ad creative was spied looming above W 42nd St near Times Square in New York City on November 12, 2016.

Fans of Billy Eichner can also enjoy these Billy on the Street season four billboards from around this time last year and these first two season billboards for Hulu's Difficult People.

The real question is, if you saw Billy on the street, what question, trivia, or fun factoid would you ask him, or would you just settle for a selfie?

UPDATED: For his Emmy campaigning Billy Eichner asks another hard-hitting question that his interviewees have become accustomed to, you nominated Donald Trump for an Emmy (which he lost by the way - so much winning), so why not Billy on the Street?

This super-sized Emmy consideration billboard for the show's fifth season was photographed on the side of West Hollywood's Andaz Hotel along the Sunset Strip on May 23, 2017.

UPDATED: Congratulations to Billy on the Street for the show's first Emmy nomination for Outstanding Variety Sketch Series.

Here's a super-sized Emmy nomination billboard snapped on the side of the Sunset Strip's Andaz Hotel on August 18, 2017. Let's see if it does the trick.

Estrella Jalisco Mexican Beer billboards...

At this time of year the skies are filled with alcohol billboards offering ways to make your holiday season even merrier.

Earlier this year in March, Anheuser-Busch InBev introduced a new Mexican beer to U.S. shelves and stores, Estrella Jalisco, and this Fall the beer took to the skies with a unique ad campaign.

Joining the growing popular ranks of other Mexican brews like Corona, Dos Equis and Tecate, this new addition to the city skyline played up its rich Mexican heritage with ad creatives featuring colourful embroidered and papel picado designs.

This Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead-themed wall mural also appeared in time for the annual Mexican festival for families to remember and honour their deceased loved ones (and in time for Halloween too).

These vibrant Estrella Jalisco ad creatives were snapped around the streets and freeways of L.A. from August 2 to November 22, 2016, including along Cahuenga Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, Fairfax Avenue, Wilshire Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and Pico Boulevard.

If you're a fan of the occasional cold brew, make sure you also check out all these other beer brand billboards, for the likes of Corona, Pacifico, Dos Equis and more besides.

Whether you're enjoying a relaxing holiday weekend, require an antidote to spending time with your family, or need a refreshing drink to survive your post-Thanksgiving travels, Salud!

Gilmore Girls A Year in the Life series premiere TV billboards...

Not all TV revivals are a total success, there's Fuller House, Dallas and The X-Files to name but a few that didn't really live up to their past lives, so can Netflix's Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life deliver a television event that bucks the trend?

Fans of the show that originally ran for seven seasons from 2000 to 2007 will no doubt be thrilled when Alexis Bledel's 'Rory Gilmore' returns to visit her mother 'Lorelai Gilmore' (Lauren Graham) in Stars Hollow for four fast-talking seasonally-themed 90 minute specials.

Time to enjoy more of the mother-daughter rapport that viewers grew to love, and to revisit a whole host of supporting characters from the show and find up what's happened to everyone since we last saw them all with the return of Milo Ventimiglia, Kelly Bishop, Jared Padalecki, Matt Czuchry, Scott Patterson, Keiko Agena, Melissa McCarthy and more.

These Netflix Gilmore Girls billboards were snapped above Beverly Boulevard on November 17, then later along Melrose Avenue on November 22, 2016.

Plus you can also check out Lauren Graham in this Parenthood TV series billboard from 2010.

Now sit back, relax, and enjoy a cup of joe with some old friends this long Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

The Simpsons 600 Marathon TV billboards…

This Thanksgiving The Simpsons prove that they are the only First Family that America needs to continue to be great, as the animated comedy series celebrates its 600th episode with a televisual marathon on FXX.

Matt Groening's successful satirical Fox comedy series is the longest running U.S. sitcom since it debuted in 1989 (after starting life as a series of shorts on the Tracey Ullman Show in 1987) enjoying its twenty-eight season, and there seems to be no stopping the show as The Simpsons has already been renewed for another two record-breaking seasons.

Over the years the ageless 'Homer', 'Marge', 'Bart', 'Lisa' and 'Maggie' have become pop culture icons, so much so that you instantly recognize the characters in this Thanksgiving-themed food ad creative.

These fun, vibrant yellow billboard were first snapped along the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood on November 4, then later photographed above Vine Street in Hollywood and along Melrose Avenue on November 14, 2016.

Fans of The Simpsons can also check them out in these Butterfinger candy billboards, whilst for more Matt Groening creations you can take a look at this Futurama billboard.

This Thanksgiving once you've stuffed your face with turkey, pies and your favourite dishes, and exhausted all the polite family dinner conversations, if you're in need of a laugh you now know where to find some.