Conspiracies, bomb squads, British police drama, and one very disappointing X-Files comeback—this week’s TV Corner Notes has a little bit of everything.
Conspiracies, bomb squads, British police drama, and one very disappointing X-Files comeback—this week’s TV Corner Notes has a little bit of everything.
A hidden enemy inside the United States pushes Joe into a conspiracy far more dangerous than she ever anticipated.
A devastating murder, another community in crisis, and one final fight against corruption bring After the Flood to a surprisingly emotional close.
A group of lifelong friends reunites for a weekend that forces them to confront everything they thought they had left in the past.
Just when Lucky and John finally start confronting the truth about their complicated relationship, the episode pulls the rug out from under them with a finale-ready cliffhanger.
Forty years of Casualty calls for a celebration, but the BBC is marking the milestone by putting Holby’s medical team through one of its biggest disasters yet.
Things are about to get even more chaotic in the newsroom as The Paper returns for Season 2, and this time, the Toledo Truth Teller might be chasing a tornado.
The FX series returns to spotlight the messy, hilarious reality of trying to grow up without actually moving out of your best friends’ orbit.
Alice and Catherine have spent the season chasing different versions of justice, but now their paths are finally about to collide.
From shocking twists to high-stakes conspiracies, this week’s TV Corner Notes is all about shows that know how to keep the tension high.
If the Season 3 premiere signaled the return of Lioness, Episode 2 confirms that the series has no intention of slowing its momentum.
Lucky trades explosive action for emotional depth, delivering a character-driven episode that sets the stage for an intriguing finale.
Furious proves that its greatest strength isn't the killer at the center of the mystery—it's the emotional scars carried by everyone chasing her, making Episode 4 the series' most gripping and character-driven hour yet.
From streaming frustrations to standout premieres, this week’s TV Corner Notes looks at what’s working, what needs to change, and the shows worth keeping on your radar.
If the Season 3 premiere is any indication, Lioness isn't slowing down, it might be bigger, bolder, and more intense than ever. Here's my review of the season premiere.