Top 5 Must-Watch TV Shows This July

Summer's heating up, and so is my watchlist. From revivals to assassins, here are my top five TV shows to watch this July.

Muscles, Murder, and Milk: Poker Face "The Big Pump"

This week's episode of Poker Face is a fun ride, with Charlie sweating it out, literally, and teaming up with a new friend in a quirky mystery that's both hilarious and full of surprises. Here's a recap!

When Rent Control Gets Deadly: Poker Face "A New Lease on Death"

What happens when a rent control at a Manhattan apartment and a suspicious death have in common? "A New Lease on Death" delivers a classic Poker Facew twitst filled with dark comedy, scheming charmer,s and a killer mystery that only Charlie Cale can crack, Here's my recap and thoughts. 

Con Games: Poker Face "The Sleazy Georgian"

 

This week's Poker Face episode offers a fresh take without early murder. It focuses on a layered con that leads to tragedy, tension, and a rare justice win. With strong performances from Melanie Lynskey and John Cho, this installment stands out as a character-driven thriller about deception, loss, and a satisfying power reversal. Here are my thoughts.

Poker Face "One Last Job"

 

In a rare mix of romance and tragedy, "One Last Job" delivers one of Poker Face's most emotionally charged stories. Charlie unexpectedly finds love but is pulled back into deception, regret, and crime. Here's a recap.

Poker Face "Sloppy Joseph"

Can Charlie save a kid from a student's sabotage? Here's a recap of Poker Face's "Sloppy Joseph."

Recap: Poker Face "Hometown Hero"

 

When working as a ball girl for a horrible minor league baseball team, Charlie suspects a foul ball of the death of one of their players. Can she find out who it was? Here's a recap!

Poker Face "The Taste of Human Blood"

 

When a well-known cop meets a tragic end by being eaten by his own alligator, could it be an accident, or is there a more sinister twist at play? Let's dive into a recap of episode four of Poker Face!

Poker Face Season 2 Kicks Off with a Bang

 

Charlie Cale is back for another season of Peacock's Poker Face, which kicks off with a bang. Here are my thoughts on the first three episodes of the second season.