Showing posts with label TV Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TV Series. Show all posts

Monday, November 9, 2026

TV Corner Notes: Twists, Tension & Plenty to Watch This Week

 


November is here, and television is showing no signs of slowing down. From twist-filled thrillers and complicated characters to returning favorites, new streaming releases, and the first big wave of holiday programming, there’s plenty to watch and plenty to talk about.

Sunday, November 8, 2026

Black Doves Season 2 Review: Buried Secrets and Personal Betrayals


In Black Doves, buried secrets are just as dangerous as loaded guns—and Season 2 makes every revelation hurt. The series returns with a bigger conspiracy, more personal betrayals, and emotional stakes that make its explosive action matter.

Eternally Yours “Steve’s Dream” Review: Big Dreams, Hungry Vampires


Most families worry about what to serve on game night. In “Steve’s Dream,” one well-intentioned invitation leaves an entire vampire household wondering where its next meal will come from.

Cupertino “Celeste” Review: Compassion Has a Cost


Technology promises to make life easier. In “Celeste,” it makes compassion a liability, turns workers’ laptops into surveillance tools, and raises a chilling question: what happens when an AI refuses to disappear?

Dexter: Resurrection Episode 2 Review: “Fallen” — No Clean Slate


New city. Same darkness. No clean slate.

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

St. Denis Medical Season 3 Premiere Review: Big Laughs Without Ron


A new doctor, romantic complications, and a hospital that doesn’t feel quite right without Ron: St. Denis Medical is back, and the laughs come with heart.

Youth Season 1 Finale Review: Alex Stands Her Ground


A disastrous awards night, an unwelcome houseguest, and a relationship reckoning: Youth sends Alex out of its first season with plenty to handle—and plenty to laugh about.

Ludwig Season 2 Review: “Snookered” Delivers Laughs and a Major Twist


A locked-room murder, an inspired guest turn, and a warning from James make “Snookered” one of Ludwig’s strongest episodes yet.

FBI/CIA Review: Scola’s Tough Choices and Bill’s Family Secrets

 


Doing the right thing comes at a cost this week in the FBI and CIA. “Atonement” tests Scola’s judgment and his family’s future, while “Real Intelligence” draws Colin and Bill deeper into the CIA’s dangerous past.

Sunday, November 1, 2026

One Chicago Recap: Halloween Tensions, an Arson Twist, and a New Face in Intelligence


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.

Friday, October 30, 2026

Dexter: Resurrection Review: “Risky Business” — A Middle-Aged Crisis for the Bay Harbor Butcher



’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.

Eternally Yours Review: “Halloween” — A Dinner Party From Hell and a Werewolf Scare


A disastrous dinner party, a suspected werewolf, and a broken magical relic make Halloween anything but ordinary for Eternally Yours' residents.

Cupertino Review: “A.J. & Buddy” — When Two Clients Put the Firm at Odds


When two business partners become opposing clients, Cupertino turns a prediction-market scandal into a fast-paced legal showdown with humor, tension, and personality.

Ghosts Review: “Halloween 6: The Mirror” — A Family Reunion and a Shocking Return


A trapped sister, a Halloween switcheroo, and Pete’s shocking return make this Ghosts special a surprise-packed celebration.

Thursday, October 29, 2026

The Lowdown Season 2, Episode 4 Review: “Raw Milk” Puts Lee Raybon in Deep Trouble


Lee Raybon’s latest investigation takes a messy turn when raw milk, crooked cops, and a mysterious phone call land him in serious trouble.

Ludwig Season 2 Episodes 2–3 Review: Clever Mysteries, Deepening Conspiracy


Clever murder puzzles keep John busy, but the growing conspiracy surrounding his missing brother makes Ludwig Season 2 even more compelling.

Reacher Season 4 Review: The Best Yet Delivers a Brutal, Satisfying Ride


A dangerous conspiracy, shocking twists, and brutal showdowns make Reacher Season 4 the series’ most satisfying chapter yet.

Netflix Renews The Diplomat for Season 5


After a dramatic resignation shakes up Washington, The Diplomat returns for Season 5 with Kate and Hal facing an uncertain future outside the roles that defined them.