Paterno film billboards...

Before the recent Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal in the world of gymnastics, there sadly was the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal in college football in 2011.

In HBO's new telefilm Paterno, Al Pacino plays one of the most successful American college football coaches, Joe Paterno, who apparently was aware of Sandusky's actions and looked the other way for years at Penn State.

These HBO film billboards were photographed along Santa Monica Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard from March 15 to March 27, 2018, with the giant-sized version snapped towering over westbound traffic along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip.

Fans of the legendary Al Pacino can also check out these Phil Spector movie billboards from 2013.

Let's hope this movie acts as a reminder to people in positions in power, you can't ignore when people are being hurt by your inaction and the truth will always come out.

UPDATED: Here's also an Emmy consideration billboard for the film spotted along Vine Street on May 13, 2018.

And here's a smaller version in better light snapped along La Brea Avenue at Sunset Boulevard on May 28, 2018.

Here's also another larger bulletin example snapped above Westwood Boulevard on June 1, 2018.

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events season two TV billboards...

Fans of Lemony Snicket's wonderfully odd and gothic series will get an Easter treat this weekend with ten all-new episodes to binge on Netflix.

The streaming service promises a 'much worse' sophomore season as the 'Baudelaire' orphans face more trials and tribulations pit against their evil uncle 'Count Olaf' (played with enthusiasm by Neil Patrick Harris).

These second season billboards were snapped along Highland Avenue, La Brea Avenue and Pico Boulevard on March 25, 2018.

Fans of the Netflix adaptation can also enjoy these fun season one billboards for A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Plus Neil Patrick Harris admirers can check out this Genius Junior billboard, these Best Time Ever billboards and these movie billboards for A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas.

What new dark family secrets await 'Violet', 'Klaus' and 'Sunny' this season? If you're a fan of the novels you may just have an inkling, but whatever his plans you can guarantee Count Olaf's schemes will be despicable.

Siren series premiere TV billboards...

This TV season Freeform is hoping to make a big splash with its new fantasy thriller about mermaids, Siren.

In Greek mythology sirens were dangerous creatures that lured sailors to their doom on the rocks, whilst there have been many incarnations of mermaids in popular culture from Disney's 1989 animated movie starring 'Ariel' based on there Danish fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen to Daryl Hannah's 'Madison' in the 1984 comedy with Tom Hanks, Splash.

In this new show mermaid legends come to life in the coastal town of Bristol Cove with the arrival of a mysterious girl called 'Ryn' (played by Eline Powell), although this creature with the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a fish looks decidedly deadly with her webbed, clawed hands.

Bringing havoc to the mermaid-obsessed fishing town, two marine biologists 'Maddie' (Fola Evans-Akingbola) and 'Ben' (Alex Roe) must work together to discover what this creature is and are there more like her out there in the ocean's depths.

These eye-catching special extension cut-out billboards for the series launch were photographed along Sunset Boulevard and La Brea Avenue from March 9 to March 19, 2018.

For more mythical creatures from folklore be sure to check out this unicorn billboard, angels in these Dominion billboards and Legion billboards and all manner of fables come to life in these Rise of the Guardians billboards.

Vampires, werewolves and witches are so yesterday, it's time for mermaids to have their time in the spotlight.

Let's see if this Siren can tempt viewers this spring television season.

Alex, Inc. series premiere TV billboards...

No stranger to sitcoms after starring in hospital comedy Scrubs for nine seasons, Zach Braff returns to TV in the brand new comedy, Alex, Inc.

He plays 'Alex Schuman' a radio producer, married to Tiya Sircar's 'Rooni' and the parent of two quirky kids, who quits his job and decides to start up his own podcast and company.

The series is based on Alex Blumberg's Gimlet Media and the podcast StartUp, which chronicled Blumberg's own journey launching a startup business venture.

These series premiere billboards were spotted along the Sunset Strip, Santa Monica Boulevard and La Cienega Boulevard from March 15 to March 26, 2018.

The key art is a little bland and relies heavily on Zach Braff's star power, a set of headphones or microphone wouldn't have been amiss to convey the premise of the comedy a little better.

Let's see if this new ABC sitcom can be as successful as the podcast and business that spawned it.

Splitting Up Together series premiere TV billboards...

This new spring TV season Jenna Fischer and Oliver Hudson star as a married couple who've decided to call it quits and are Splitting Up Together.

Based on a Danish sitcom, the divorcing couple decide to live under the same roof for financial reasons and to co-parent their three kids, hopefully with hilarity ensuing.

This series launch billboards were first spied along Bundy Drive on March 15, 2018, then snapped the next day above Sunset Boulevard.

For more comedies that found the funny in separation, make sure you check out these Divorce billboards and this Marlon sitcom billboard.

Not all marriages last forever, but only time will tell whether no longer being spouses will bring these exes back together or drive them further apart.

UPDATED: Here's another squarer billboard format for the family sitcom spied above Westwood Boulevard on April 8, 2018.

One Strange Rock series premiere TV billboards...

This month filmmaker Darren Aronofsky, host Will Smith and a team of astronauts who have been into space will help us rediscover the beauty of this One Strange Rock we live upon.

This ten-part documentary series will celebrate the science of our ecosystem and a planet bursting with life, and how our Earth came to be through its billion year journey through time.

The fibonacci spiral is a pattern that naturally occurs in our flora and fauna so it's a great choice for this key art, especially with Earth at its centre as this series is from the perspective of astronauts who've seen it this way.

The smaller landscape series launch ad creative was spied at Fox Studios along L.A.'s Pico Boulevard on February 25, whilst the giant-sized portrait billboard was snapped along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on March 4, 2018.

For more nature documentaries you may also be interested in these Mission Blue billboards, these billboards for The Ivory Game and these Virunga billboards.

Hopefully with breathtaking visuals and unique scientific facts and insight this new National Geographic series can help communicate the wonder of our planet and the importance on protecting it now and for all our futures.

UPDATED: Here's another larger landscape billboard for the nature series snapped at Fox Studios along Pico Boulevard on April 8, 2018.

Billions season three TV billboards...

Greed. We've seen a lot of it in recent years thanks to the current administration, whether it be tax breaks for the ultra rich, using political connections to leverage business deals and loans, the NRA paying off Congressmen and Senators with blood money to keep selling guns, or billionaire families buying cabinet positions of power in government with no experience (cough, Betsy DeVos).

Billions is back for another season of men, and women, behaving badly, breaking the rules and trying to get away with it.

Almost ripped from today's headlines, season three finds Damian Lewis' hedge fund king 'Bobby Axelrod' under indictment, separated from his wife 'Lara' (Malin Akerman) and banished from his company, with Paul Giamatti's U.S. attorney 'Chuck Rhoades Jr.' raising the stakes in their cat-and-mouse game, whilst his wife 'Wendy' (Maggie Siff) plays both sides.

These season three billboards were spotted along Sunset Boulevard and L.A.'s 3rd Street from February 19 to March 16, 2018.

Fans of the Showtime drama can also enjoy these previous season promo billboards for Billions, whilst Damian Lewis admirers can enjoy all these Homeland billboards.

Let's hope in the days, and indictments to come, the bad guys don't get away with this kind of corruption, greed and crime (in the television and real worlds).

Silicon Valley season five TV billboards...

In these days of Russian bots and troll factories, Trump's consultants Cambridge Analytica harvesting Facebook data illegally and weaponising it to affect election results and the end of net neutrality, it's not the best time to be living or working in the world of social networks, consumer apps and tech startups.

Now that T.J. Miller has logged off from the HBO comedy, Silicon Valley is rebooting for its fifth season to continue to explore the darker, satirical side of the tech industry.

Thomas Middleditch, Kumail Nanjiani, Zach Woods and Martin Starr return to bring the laughs, maybe some romance and to examine sexism and the gender disparity in the real world Silicon Valley.

These inspired season five 'buffering' billboards were snapped along the Sunset Strip and La Cienega Boulevard from March 4 to March 6, 2018.

Fans of the show can also check out these previous season promo billboards for Silicon Valley from 2014 to date, whilst for more of Oscar-nominated Kumail Nanjiani be sure to check out these movie billboards for The Big Sick.

Only time will tell if Silicon Valley still has the winning algorithm and whether its upgrades will lead to another season of hilarity and satirical observations.

UPDATED: Here's also a review-laden Emmy consideration billboard for the 'Hilarious' fifth season, spotted along Sunset Boulevard on June 6, 2018.

UPDATED: Congratulations to Silicon Valley for nabbing seven Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Comedy Series. This Emmy nominee billboard for the fifth season was spotted along Melrose Avenue at La Brea Avenue on August 15, 2018.