Here's a preview of this week's episode of DMV.
FX's The Lowdown, Episode 4, Lee Raybon's questionable parenting methods and journalistic instincts were on full display as he chased down a significant clue, suggesting that maybe his daughter, Francis, isn't so different from her father after all. Here's my recap and review.
It's one of my most anticipated new comedies of the fall season. Here's a preview of the series premiere of DMV.
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.
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.
Last season's new ABC series, High Potential, was an absolute gem in the police procedural genre. With the Season 2 premiere just around the corner, here's a quick recap and review of what made the first season so great.
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.
I finally caught up with Landman, Paramount+’s oil-field drama starring Billy Bob Thornton, and it was worth the wait. Here's my quick review.
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.
In the penultimate episode, the Task Force faces someone ahead of them in the game, despite their closeness. Here's my recap and thoughts.
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.
In this recap and review, I’ll delve into the intriguing developments of episodes six and seven of MGM+’s captivating series, The Institute. With each episode, the plot thickens and the characters become even more layered, making for an engaging viewing experience. Let’s explore the twists, themes, and standout moments that define these episodes.
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.
USA Network’s The Rainmaker reimagines John Grisham’s classic story for TV. But does this underdog legal drama live up to the novel—or the 1997 film that made Matt Damon a star?
From Nick's testing limits to Avery's special abilities, here's a recap and review of this week's episode of The Institute.
This week, MGM+ launched The Institute, a new thriller series inspired by Stephen King's gripping novel of the same name. Did it live up to expectations? In short: yes. The premiere delivers a dark, character-driven story that sets the stage for a haunting and emotional journey. Here's what stood out.
This week's episode of Outrageous's season finale, "Point of No Return," wasted no time plunging us into a whirlwind of revelations and escalating stakes. Here's my recap and review.
This week, we're excited to explore a thrilling double feature with Countdown Episodes 5, 'Blurred Edges,' and 6, 'A Needle or a Bullet.' These episodes brought our team even closer to the elusive Volchek and unveiled more about Meachum's inner battles, leading to some surprising revelations and a dramatic turn in their ongoing game. Let's unpack how both episodes unfolded and what they mean for the increasing stakes of the season.