Not Going Out Series 3 Review: The Season Where Lee and Lucy Really Find Their Groove

Lee is falling for Lucy, Tim is making terrible decisions, and somehow, everything keeps getting worse—yep, Not Going Out has officially found its groove. Here’s my review of Season 3.

The Paper Season 2 Review: A Spinoff Finds Its Own Voice

Sometimes, a spinoff stops being a spinoff and becomes something completely its own. With Season 2, The Paper proves it has found its own voice.

Colin from Accounts Season 3 Review: A Hilarious, Heartwarming Farewell to One of TV's Best Comedies

Sometimes, the most awkward meet-cute can become one of television's best love stories. Here's my spoiler review of the final season of Colin from Accounts.

Not Going Out Seasons 1 & 2 Review: A Hilarious British Sitcom That Had Me Hooked

 

Sometimes the best TV discoveries happen completely by accident.

TV Corner Notes: September Brings the Return of Fall TV

 

September has arrived, and just like that, the fall TV season is officially in session.

CBS Sets Premiere for Vampire Comedy Eternally Yours

 

CBS is sinking its teeth into the family sitcom with a supernatural twist.

The Paper Season 2 trailer teases tornadoes, investigations, and office romance

 

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.

Adults Season 2 Trailer Teases More Twenty-Something Chaos

The FX series returns to spotlight the messy, hilarious reality of trying to grow up without actually moving out of your best friends’ orbit.

Colin From Accounts' to End With Season 3 on Paramount+

One of television's most charming romantic comedies is getting ready to say goodbye.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (S1, Ep. 10) "Queens" Season Finale

 

Sometimes a finale doesn't just wrap up a season, it completely changes everything you thought you knew.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (S1, Ep. 9) "Erroneous"

Just when it seems like Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed can't raise the stakes any higher, Episode 9 delivers its most nerve-racking half-hour yet.

Pluribus Season 1 Review: Rhea Seehorn Anchors One of TV's Best New Dramas

 

What if the end of the world wasn't chaos, but perfect happiness? That's the unsettling question Pluribus asks, and it never lets go.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (S1, Ep. 8) "Hallidays"

One mistake can change everything, and for Paula Saunders, the walls are closing in faster than ever.

The Bear Season 5 Review: A Beautiful Farewell That Proves Every Great Story Knows When to End

The Bear ends with a final season that is as tense as it is tender.

Running Point Season 2

The pressure is on in Running Point's second season, where championship dreams, family feuds, and corporate backstabbing collide in a fun, fast-paced comedy that knows exactly how to entertain. Here’s my recap and review.

Not Suitable for Work (S1, Ep. 8-9) "Denver Is for Lovers"/"A Birthday Party for the Whole World" Season Finale

The two-part season finale of Not Suitable for Work delivers plenty of chaotic comedy, but it ultimately leaves us with some heartbreaking moments. Here’s my recap and review. 

Widow's Bay (S1, Ep. 10) "We Hope You Enjoyed Your Time!" Season Finale

The Season 1 finale of Widow’s Bay blows the finish line to smithereens with a gut-punch twist that rewires the show’s balance of dark humor and terror. It’s a masterclass in misdirection and long-game payoff. Here's my recap and review.

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (S1, Ep. 6) "Rosebuds"

Pizza, paranoia, and a killer in the suburbs, “Rosebuds” turns a simple soccer mom pizza party into one of the season’s most intense showdowns. Here's my recap and review. 

Not Suitable for Work (S1, Ep. 6-7) "Handsome Guy Mug"/"Does Jon Hamm Cry?"

What happens when your secret office fling, your last-ditch career gamble, and your too-cozy roommate setup all start collapsing at once? Episodes 6 and 7 of Not Suitable for Work gleefully find out—and the fallout is deliciously messy. Here's my recap and review. 

Adults Season 1 Review: FX’s New Hulu Comedy About Messy Twenty-Somethings

If you’re looking for your next great TV obsession, FX has a fantastic option. Season 1 of Adults follows five messy twenty-somethings sharing a house in Queens, trying (and mostly failing) to figure out emotional and financial independence. Instead of feeling like a typical sitcom, Adults plays more like a relaxed hangout show, fitting right in with FX’s lineup of character-driven comedies. It’s got a sharp ensemble cast, lots of chaotic roommate energy, and a fake wedding scheme that completely spirals. Here’s my full recap and review of the season.