When Barb sees that the North Hollywood branch is successful, she tries to find out what's in their secret sauce. Here's a recap and review of DMV, "There Is No I in DMV."
When Barb sees that the North Hollywood branch is successful, she tries to find out what's in their secret sauce. Here's a recap and review of DMV, "There Is No I in DMV."
When an inappropriate rocket appears on the DMV hygiene posters, Barb is determined to find the culprit putting spaceships on them. Here's a recap and review of DMV, "Blindspot."
Looking for your next sci-fi fix? Plur1bus starts with a cosmic signal and explodes into hive-mind chaos, and Rhea Seehorn is fantastic in the middle of it all. Here's my recap and review of the series premiere.
How far will Barb go to handle Vic's disruptive nonsense, and can Colette handle not being the center of attention when it comes to gift-giving? Here's a recap and review of DMV: "Stick Shift."
When an old friend from Colette's past unexpectedly shows up at the DMV, the question is simple: Will Colette be her true self, or lie about her actual job? Here's a recap and review of DMV: "Don't Kill the Job."
Is Colette really the "easy pass" driving instructor everyone jokes about? This week, she was put to the ultimate test when her crush, Noa, landed in her passenger seat for his driving exam. Here's my recap and review.
On the hottest day of the year, things get intense at the DMV, and it's ultimately one person's fault. Here's a recap and review.
It was a reunion Lee didn't want, but perhaps desperately needed. Here's my recap and review of The Lowdown's "This Land?"
What happens when a workplace full of misfits meets a government office? CBS's new comedy DMV shows us, with plenty of laughs. Here's my recap and review.
Cowboys were in short supply — but chaos sure wasn’t. Here's my recap and review of The Lowdown "Short On Cowboys."
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.