DMV "Pilot" Review: Does CBS's New Comedy Pass the Test?

 

What happens when a workplace full of misfits meets a government office? CBS's new comedy DMV shows us, with plenty of laughs. Here's my recap and review. 

TV Corner Notes: Premiere Week IV Turns Up the Heat

Fall TV isn’t slowing down, it’s exploding. Between fiery new dramas, long-awaited returns, and a few emotional gut-punches, this week’s premieres prove the small screen still knows how to make a big impact. From country-fueled chaos in 9-1-1: Nashville to shocking truths on The Lowdown, here’s what had me hooked, and what’s coming next.

The Lowdown "Dinosaur Memories"

FX's The Lowdown, Episode 4, Lee Raybon's questionable parenting methods and journalistic instincts were on full display as he chased down a significant clue, suggesting that maybe his daughter, Francis, isn't so different from her father after all. Here's my recap and review. 

Recap: High Potential "Eleven Minutes"

This week’s episode of High Potential, “Eleven Minutes,” was a gripping hour of TV. Morgan not only unravels the mysterious death of a troubled man but also shares some meaningful moments with her daughter Ava as they confront her on the latest news of her father. Here's my recap and review.

Keeps the Pressure On: High Potential "Checkmate"

The latest episode of High Potential keeps the tension high as Karadec and Morgan find themselves in a dangerous chess match with the Game Maker. Here's my recap and review.

The Game is On: High Potential "Pawns" Season Premiere

The game is officially back on. High Potential kicked off its second season with “Pawns,” a gripping premiere that pits Morgan against the Game Master in a battle that feels more personal and dangerous than ever. Here's my recap and review.

High Potential Season 1

Last season's new ABC series, High Potential, was an absolute gem in the police procedural genre. With the Season 2 premiere just around the corner, here's a quick recap and review of what made the first season so great.

Critical: Between Life and Death: A Gripping Look at Emergency Care

This past summer, I watched the Netflix documentary series Critical: Between Life and Death. It's a documentary that will fill your medical procedures thrills. Here's my quick review.

Lioness Season 2 Ups the Game

I finally caught up with Season 2 of Lioness (formerly Special Ops: Lioness) on Paramount+, and it's a significant step up from Season One.  Here are my thoughts.

Deals with the Devil: Ironheart (Episodes 4-6)

 

The final three episodes of Disney+'s Ironheart aired this week, and the question is: did the series stick the landing or fizzle out? Here's my thoughts.

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!

A Beautifully Chaotic Return to Form: The Bear Season 4

The Bear is back for Season 4, delivering a focused and emotionally resonant episode run that recenters the show on what it does best: character-driven storytelling with equal parts chaos, culinary craft, and personal growth. There's no filler here, just rich, layered drama and a sense that every scene is working towards something more profound. Here are my thoughts. 

Outrageous: Bringing the Scandalous Mitford Sisters to Life

Scandal, high society politics, and the unbreakable, yet often tumultuous, bond of sisterhood collide in BritBox's new drama, Outrageous. The series vividly brings the Mitford sisters' wild and infamous true story to life. Here are my thoughts on its captivating premiere.

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.

The Bear, Season 2: A Bolid and Emotional Eveolution

As television evolves, few series capture life’s intensity like Hulu’s “The Bear.” In its second season, the show reaches new heights, blending chaos, humor, and heartfelt moments. If you thought the first season was tough to top, prepare to be amazed as Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto and his team shift from a humble sandwich shop to a high-stakes fine-dining experience. Let’s explore what makes this season stand out in drama series. Here's my review.

The Bear Season 1: A Brilliant Culinary Chaos

What an exciting and captivating start to one of TV's most talked-about new shows! It's an intense, emotional, and beautifully chaotic introduction that draws you in immediately. Here are my thoughts on The Bear, Season 1.

We Are Lady Parts, Seasons 1-2: A Loud, Fresh, Feminist Punk Comedy

If you're looking for something bold, brilliantly funny and unapologetically loud, Peacock's We Are Lady Parts deserves a spot on your watchlist. Here's my thoughts on the series. 

Upload Review: Living Forever Comes at a Price

Ready to log in and catch up on one of Prime Video's best originals? As the final season of Upload approaches, join me for a quick recap of the first three seasons, a hilarious, high-concept ride that has a lot to say about life, death, and corporate greed.

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.