After one season of bureaucratic chaos and awkward pining, the East Hollywood DMV has closed its doors. Part season finale, part unplanned series finale, “Impact Will Be Felt” is a full-circle farewell that stays true to its cynical, hilarious roots. Here is my recap and review.
“Marshals” drags us into the frozen Madison Range for a survivalist’s nightmare. While “On Thin Ice” powerfully explores the trauma of our leads’ military past, its tragic ending lands as more predictable than shocking. Here’s my recap and review.
Widow's Bay blends folk horror and cringe comedy, with a water-logged curse and Tom’s paranoia making it more dangerous than local legends. Here’s my review.
ABC has finally revealed its fall game plan, and the biggest shock isn’t what’s airing; it’s what’s being saved for later.
For 25 years, Fast & Furious has owned the big screen. Now Vin Diesel is taking the family to streaming, as Peacock gears up to launch a high-octane live-action series set in the Fast universe.
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Fox’s fall schedule is serving more game shows than scripted drama — but with a Baywatch revival and a relocated Animal Control, there’s just enough chaos to keep things fun.
NBC has laid its cards on the table for 2026–27, unveiling a fall schedule built around veteran hits, reality swings, and a few carefully placed rookies. From a 30th season of The Voice to a fresh spin on The Traitors and a rebooted Rockford Files, the network is betting that familiarity, with a twist, will keep viewers tuning in.
