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.
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.
Peacock starts 2026 with a vibrant, "neon-cold" 1970s spy thriller that reminds us the biggest threats in Moscow aren't the fancy suited folks—they’re the ones with the groceries. This is a show you'd definitely want to watch. Here's my recap and review.
Season 2 of Ted is coming this March, and it made me realize I never got around to sharing how much I loved the first season when it first came out in 2024. Better late than never, right? So here I am, finally sharing my thoughts on Season 1—long overdue!
If you’ve been craving that very specific kind of “blue sky” TV—the kind that feels like Psych crossed with Northern Exposure—then The CW’s Good Cop/Bad Cop might be exactly what you need right now. Here's my thoughts on the first season.
If you’re craving a smart, stylish spy thriller with real emotional weight, Black Doves might be your next binge. Here are my thoughts on the first season of this Netflix series.
What happens when a simple deal turns into a deadly fight for survival? "Bargain" is one of Paramount+’s series of thrillers, that drops viewers into a claustrophobic nightmare where trust is scarce, and every choice could be your last. Prepare for a tense, darkly humorous ride you won’t forget. Here's my spoiler review.
Peacock’s The Copenhagen Test transforms the fear of weaponized thoughts into a gripping espionage thriller. I explain why it’s one of the streamer’s most intriguing originals in my full recap and review.
Before the second season of The Hunting Party kicks off this week, I wanted to share a quick recap and my thoughts on the first season. Hope you find it helpful!
The second season of HBO Max's The Pitt is just a few days away. Here's my quick recap and review of the first season of the Emmy-winning drama Series.
It's the holiday season, and will Collette get the chance to score Noa after his breakup with Mary? Here's a recap and review of the fall finale of DMV, "The Next Window."
Can Colette persuade Barb to get their office a new coffee machine, while Vic's relationship with Gregg might be at stake? Here's a recap and review of DMV, "Splash Fountain."
A secret comes to light as Julie faces off against an old friend. Here's a recap and review of The Assassin, Episode 2.
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."
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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."
Will Lee finds Dale's killer? Here's a quick recap of the final two episodes of The Lowdown.
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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."
