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This week’s installment of The Hunting Party delivered one of the most psychologically jarring "Inmate of the Week" stories so far, while finally blowing the lid off the central mystery connecting our team to the enigmatic Lazarus. Here's a recap and review.
The fourth hour of the Fourth of July shift increases chaos. When Westbridge hospital declared a "Code Black," Pittsburgh Trauma Center had to manage the extra load, making the ER intense. Here's my review.
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From a class reunion to an Atwater-centric episode, here's a recap and review of this week's One Chicago episodes.
This week, High Potential replaced skydiving gear with headsets and vests. "NPC" entered professional esports, delivering a case with more glitches and hidden levels than a beta launch. Here's my recap and review.
If you believed the Pit made people better, Zack Lang is the perfect example that it only sharpens the blade; in other words, someone who’s more intense and edgy. Here's my recap and review of The Hunting Party, "Zach Lang."
Grab a hazmat suit and some heavy-duty bleach; we’re scrubbing down the crime scenes of Shropshire. If you haven’t checked out The Cleaner on BritBox, you’re missing a show that somehow makes blood-spatter patterns and industrial-strength mop buckets… philosophical. Here are my thoughts on the series.
We’ve seen plenty of actors try to "shake off" the shadow of a massive franchise. For Sophie Turner, Game of Thrones will always be the baseline, but her new Prime Video series Steal (which dropped on January 21) feels like a deliberate, high-octane stepping stone toward her most iconic role yet: Lara Croft. Here are my thoughts on the Prime Video series.
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This week's One Chicago, from relationship growth to an unexpected moment, a heartbreaking but emotional moment, and more. Here's this week's recap and review of One Chicago.
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“9:00 A.M.” is another fascinating hour of television that reminds us how the "quiet before the storm" can sometimes be just as tense as the storm itself. Here's a warm recap and review of the third episode of season two.
From basement phone calls to global conspiracies, Peter Sutherland really said “career growth.” Season 2 of The Night Agent cranked up the danger, the moral gray areas, and the emotional damage. Here’s my recap and review.
This week, we’re highlighting one of 2025's most talked-about British imports. If you’ve been ignoring Code of Silence on BritBox, stop. It's not just another police procedural; it’s a tense thriller showing that silence can matter most. Here's my recap and review of the first season.
Dust off your Doc Martens and crank the amp; if you haven’t started watching Riot Women on BritBox yet, you’re missing what might be Sally Wainwright’s (Happy Valley) most rebellious, heartbreaking, and gloriously loud series to date. Here's my recap and review of the first three episodes of Season 1.
In this week's High Potential, Morgan Gillory faces a mid-air murder case and losing her badge as Internal Affairs targets her. Here's a recap of "Grounded."
The second hour of the Fourth of July shift has wrapped up, showing us that the morning heat in Pittsburgh is just the start compared to the intense atmosphere inside the trauma bays. Here's a friendly recap and review of The Pitt Season 2, Episode 2, "8:00 A.M."
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From Sharon saying goodbye to Bret, to Hannah’s realization, Severide facing two challenges, and a Trudy-centric episode, here's a recap of this week's One Chicago.
This week, Morgan and Karadec find themselves navigating through the complexities of federal bureaucracy when a straightforward murder investigation brings them directly to the doorstep of the FBI. Here's a recap and review of High Potential, "Under the Rug."
After the explosive revelations of Season 1, the Task Force is no longer just "catching killers"—they are fighting a shadow war against the architects of the secret prison. The Season 2 premiere introduces us to a new kind of threat: a man who doesn't just kill, but something more. Here's a recap and review of The Hunting Party, "Ron Simms."
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The Pitt returns without missing a beat, featuring returning characters, introducing new ones, and transitioning from heartbreaking moments to wild cases. Here’s a recap and review of the season premiere of The Pitt, titled "7:00am."
The penultimate episode of Season 2 delivered tension, a rescue, and a shocking ending. Here's a recap and review of Landman's "Plans, Tears, and Sirens."
