Halloween brings more than scares to One Chicago this week: Med shakes up its leadership, Fire puts Severide in a killer’s sights, and P.D. introduces a new officer who does things his own way. From Abrams’ family crisis to a chilling arson mystery and Watts’ memorable debut, these three episodes give us plenty to unpack.
’Twas the night before Halloween, and all through the city, Dexter hunts new killers while looking quite gritty. But after two decades of living this way, a midlife crisis kicks in.
A disastrous dinner party, a suspected werewolf, and a broken magical relic make Halloween anything but ordinary for Eternally Yours' residents.
When two business partners become opposing clients, Cupertino turns a prediction-market scandal into a fast-paced legal showdown with humor, tension, and personality.
A trapped sister, a Halloween switcheroo, and Pete’s shocking return make this Ghosts special a surprise-packed celebration.
Lee Raybon’s latest investigation takes a messy turn when raw milk, crooked cops, and a mysterious phone call land him in serious trouble.
Clever murder puzzles keep John busy, but the growing conspiracy surrounding his missing brother makes Ludwig Season 2 even more compelling.
One Chicago raises the stakes this week as Goodwin fights back, Firehouse 51 confronts privilege, and Voight becomes entangled in a deadly power struggle.
One Chicago delivered major changes on every front this week, with Goodwin fighting to remain at Gaffney, Severide facing the pressures of command, and Atwater preparing for an emotional goodbye. Here’s how Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago P.D. measured up.
When a glamorous fundraiser turns deadly, CIA delivers a tense mission while uncovering another piece of the mystery surrounding Bill Goodman’s father.
When a murder investigation points to one of their own, FBI delivers a shocking twist that clears the way for OA’s return—but not every revelation lands as powerfully as it should.
When a fugitive’s escape plan puts two Marshals in the blast zone, “Blast Radius” turns a familiar manhunt into a gripping fight for survival.
In “Truth’s Easy,” every answer Lee uncovers brings him closer to the truth—and closer to endangering innocent lives.
From unconventional family dynamics and messy romances to dangerous revenge plots, this week’s television offers plenty to talk about.
Max’s vampire initiation takes a hilarious turn in Eternally Yours when uncontrolled telepathy, buried family secrets, and a disastrous party threaten to spoil the celebration.
Cupertino delivers one of its most compelling episodes yet with “Juno,” a courtroom battle that raises unsettling questions about artificial intelligence, corporate responsibility, and the lengths technology companies will go to protect their profits.
Marshals delivers a tense, character-driven episode with “Falling Sky,” combining a dangerous corporate cover-up with the team’s personal struggles. The investigation gives Kayce Dutton and his fellow marshals a high-stakes case, but the episode’s strongest moments come from the characters’ efforts to cope with grief, trauma, and serious health challenges.
CIA delivers another thrilling episode with “Radio Active,” pairing a race to stop a chemical attack with major developments in the agents’ personal lives. The introduction of Annie Gossage, played by Jane Adams, adds a compelling new dimension to both the investigation and the team.
