Double Murder and a New Face: High Potential "Behind the Music"

Things got messy fast in this week’s High Potential. A 911 call led to a murder, a reopened cold case, and a shocking new arrival at Major Case, one that might shake things up for Morgan and the team. Here's my recap and review.

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.

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.

Preview: Grey's Anatomy "Only The Strong Survive" Season Premiere

 

The season premiere is almost here! Here's a preview of the season 22nd premiere of Grey's Anatomy "Only The Strong Survive."

Alien: Earth "The Real Monsters" Season Finale

FX’s Alien: Earth closed out its season with a finale that lived up to its title, “The Real Monsters.” The episode delivered tense showdowns, shocking reveals, and one final power shift that leaves the island, and the future of the series, hanging in fascinating uncertainty. 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.

TV Corner Notes: Alien: Earth gets Buggy and Emmys Recap

In this week's edition of TV Corner Notes, Alien: Earth gets buggy while there were a lot of love at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards and a lot of premieres and finales this week. Let's dive in.

Alien Earth "Observation" Showcases the True Horror

What an episode this week was for Alien: Earth. The series continues to prove that it’s willing to go to unsettling places, even when the action slows down. Here's my recap and thoughts.

TV Corner Notes: Alien Evolutions, Countdown’s Chilling Twist, and The Institute’s Explosive Finale:

​Welcome back to this week’s edition of TV Corner Notes—your roundup of standout episodes, news, and finales that had TV fans buzzing. Let’s dive in.

Alien: Earth Premiere: A Terrifying Return to Form

The Alien franchise has terrified audiences for decades, and bringing it to television was a big risk. After watching the premiere of Alien: Earth, that risk has paid off. FX and Hulu's series is brutal, smart, and compelling, pulling me back into the nightmare of facehuggers, corporations, and survival.

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. 

A Classic 90s Sitcom Coming to Hulu

 

If you haven't heard by now, Hulu has listed what's coming in July, and one thing has me in shock: Mad About You is coming to Hulu!

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 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.

English Teacher "Birthday" Season Finale

 

In the exciting season finale of FX's English Teacher, will Evan keep things friendly or step into a new relationship? Let's dive into a quick recap!

An Action Thriller to Watch: The Old Man Season 1

What do you get when you assemble Jeff Bridges, John Lithgow, and Amy Brenneman? You get one of the most character-driven TV series in The Old Man on Hulu. Here are my quick thoughts.

Life Lessions: Not Dead Yet Season 1

 

Gina Rodriguez returned to television last season with a new comedy, Not Dead Yet, and it's pretty good. Here are my thoughts.