Preview: DMV "Pilot"

 

It's one of my most anticipated new comedies of the fall season. Here's a preview of the series premiere of DMV.

FX's The Lowdown: Small-Town Secrets, Big-Time Drama Series Premiere

FX is at it again. With The Lowdown, the network that gave us Reservation Dogs launches another offbeat gem, a quirky, darkly funny drama about secrets, journalism, and small-town power plays. If you like shows that balance humor, heart, and mystery, this one belongs on your radar. Here's my review.

English Teacher Season 2: Class Back In Session

If you’re looking for a comedy that’s as smart as it is silly, FX’s English Teacher is back and better than ever. Season 2 doesn’t just repeat last year’s charm—it amplifies it, mixing razor-sharp humor with heartfelt moments that remind us why this show became a breakout hit. Here's my review.

Preview: Ghosts "Soul Custody" Season Premiere

 

Here's a preview of the anticipated season premiere of Ghosts.

The Paper Season 1: From Dunder Mifflin to the Newsroom

 

The Paper has finally arrived this week on Peacock. Is it worthy of your viewing? Here are my thoughts on the first season of The Office spinoff.

Twisted Metal Season 2 Finale: The Tournament Ends, But the War Is Just Beginning

Everything hinges on the last three episodes of this season. Curious about what unfolds? Here's my recap and review of the season finale of Twisted Metal Season 2.

Twisted Metal Ep. 8-9 Recap: A Winter Prom and Shocking Separations

Here’s last week’s recap and review of episodes eight and nine of Twisted Metal, covering everything from staying alive to a retro prom. Hope you enjoy catching up!

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.

The Bear, Season 3: A Bold, Unsteady Return to the Kitchen

Before the new season of The Bear returns, here's my review of the third season from last year. 

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.

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!

Netflix Renewed Their Big Hits

Several of Netflix's popular series have received renewals; which shows are they? 

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. 

The Office Spinoff Gets Premiere Month on Peacock

 

The wait is almost over! The Office spinoff has an official title and premiere month set on Peacock. Here's the detail. 

Recap: Ghosts "The Devil Went Down to Woodstone" Season Finale

 

This week's season four finale of Ghosts saw a book celebration spiral into chaos as Sam and Jay navigated ghostly disturbances and a shocking twist involving Jay's agent, which gave soul-searching new meaning. Here's a recap.

Amy Poehler and Mike Schur Reunite for New Comedy Series 'Dig' on Peacock

A decade since the conclusion of Parks and Recreation, Amy Poehler and Mike Schur are pioneering a new television comedy series. 

Season Finale Preview: Ghosts "The Devil Went Down to Woodstone"

 

Here's a preview of this Thursday's episode of the season of Ghosts.