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.

CIA Review: “Black Tie Optional” — A High-Society Mission and a Dangerous Family Secret

When a glamorous fundraiser turns deadly, CIA delivers a tense mission while uncovering another piece of the mystery surrounding Bill Goodman’s father.

FBI Review: “Reticence” — A Shocking Suspect and a Necessary Reset

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.

Marshals Review: “Blast Radius” — A High-Stakes Hunt Ends with an Explosive Twist

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.

Youth Season 1, Episode 4 Review: Alex’s Life Gets Increasingly Complicated

 

At 50, Alex is learning that a successful career doesn’t necessarily make middle age—or her personal life—any easier to navigate.

Lanterns Episodes 4–6 Review: A Brilliant Character-Driven Comic-Book Mystery

 

Some comic-book shows are built around spectacle. Lanterns proves that the characters make the spectacle matter.

Lioness (S3, Ep. 4) "Murder Hornets"

 

The search for Joe reaches a breaking point as the Lioness program faces its most terrifying possibility yet.

Furious (S1, Ep. 4) "Flash Flood"

Furious proves that its greatest strength isn't the killer at the center of the mystery—it's the emotional scars carried by everyone chasing her, making Episode 4 the series' most gripping and character-driven hour yet.

Gone (S1, Ep. 4) "Episode 4"

Just when you think you've figured out Gone, Episode 4 turns the investigation on its head.

Lucky (S1, Ep. 4) "Too Close to See It"

 

Just when you think Lucky has shown all its cards, Episode 4 reshuffles the deck. Long-buried secrets come to light, loyalties are tested, and a pulse-pounding chase proves that no one is safe as the walls continue to close in on Lucky.

Cape Fear (S1, Ep. 4) "Pierced"

Four episodes into Apple TV’s Cape Fear reimagining, the series excels at psychological claustrophobia, and Episode 4, “Pierced,” is the most unnerving chapter yet. Max Cady shifts from distant stalker to invasive parasite, embedding himself in the Bowden family’s lives and, more specifically, in their children’s futures. Here's my recap and review.

Not Suitable for Work (S1, Ep. 4-5) "The Jawline of Your Dreams"/"Fisher Trashen"

Hulu’s Not Suitable for Work hits its stride with a great mid-season double-header. Episodes 4 and 5 mark a major turning point, pushing the characters into risky territory where boundaries blur, and secrets explode. This block is exciting as the characters grow both personally and professionally, despite some very questionable choices. Here’s my recap of “The Jawline of Your Dreams” and “Fisher Trashen.”

Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed (S1, Ep. 3-4) "Chunnel"/"Raisins"

Apple TV’s dark comedy thriller Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed is off the rails in the best way. These episodes shatter suburban normalcy for Paula and crank the stakes up to life-or-death. With a brutal case of mistaken identity and a trip down memory lane, the series officially becomes a must-watch. Here’s a breakdown of “Chunnel” and “Raisins.”

Dutton Ranch (S1, Ep. 4) "Start With a Bullet"

 

“Start With a Bullet” is one of the darkest and most emotionally gut-wrenching hours in the entire Yellowstone universe. A catastrophic outbreak and ruthless corporate sabotage push Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler into full-blown survival mode as their new life in Texas threatens to collapse around them. Here is my recap and review of a truly bruising episode.

Widow's Bay (S1, Ep. 4) "Beach Reads"

Widow’s Bay focuses on the town’s overlooked residents in “Beach Reads,” a tense, character-driven hour blending social horror and supernatural chills. Led by Kate O’Flynn, it explores isolation, bullying, and the dangerous desire to be seen, delivering some of the show’s most unsettling and emotional moments. 

Hacks (S5, Ep. 4-5) "Who's Making Dinner"/"D'Amazing Race"

This week, Hacks serves up a double dose of episodes. Here’s my recap and review of episodes four and five.

Margo's Got Money Trouble (S1, Ep. 4) "Buddies"

Buddies' explores digital stardom and Margo's legacy, with a legendary guest and a powerful closing scene, making it a surprisingly poignant comedy. Here's my review.

Daredevil (S2, Ep. 2-4) "Shoot The Moon"/"The Scales & The Sword"/"Gloves Off"

Hell’s Kitchen has been lively and intense, but under Mayor Wilson Fisk, the excitement has increased. This week, I followed a three-episode arc that took the series from gritty streets to an epic urban story with surprises and action. The White Tiger legacy and a dramatic diner massacre, which pushed on-screen intensity, make Born Again seem like the awaited revival. Here are my thoughts on the 'Northern Star' saga and Bullseye's return.

Marshals (S1, Ep. 4) "The Gather Storm"

In Montana's high country, weather shifts suddenly, but this week, the political climate almost proved fatal for Kayce Dutton. Haunted by Yellowstone ghosts, 'The Gathering Storm' forced Marshals to choose between loyalty and 'frontier justice.' Here's my recap of an intense hour that began unpacking the team’s heaviest issues baggage.

CIA (S1, Ep. 4) "Forced Labor"

In high-stakes espionage, leads chase satellites and codes, but this week, the CIA shifted focus to combat a human trafficking ring, showing that the greatest enemies aren't always state actors but those preying on the vulnerable. Here’s my review of 'Forced Labor.'