The second hour of the Fourth of July shift has wrapped up, showing us that the morning heat in Pittsburgh is just the start compared to the intense atmosphere inside the trauma bays. Here's a friendly recap and review of The Pitt Season 2, Episode 2, "8:00 A.M."
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.
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From Sharon saying goodbye to Bret, to Hannah’s realization, Severide facing two challenges, and a Trudy-centric episode, here's a recap of this week's One Chicago.
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!
This week, Morgan and Karadec find themselves navigating through the complexities of federal bureaucracy when a straightforward murder investigation brings them directly to the doorstep of the FBI. Here's a recap and review of High Potential, "Under the Rug."
After the explosive revelations of Season 1, the Task Force is no longer just "catching killers"—they are fighting a shadow war against the architects of the secret prison. The Season 2 premiere introduces us to a new kind of threat: a man who doesn't just kill, but something more. Here's a recap and review of The Hunting Party, "Ron Simms."
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The Pitt returns without missing a beat, featuring returning characters, introducing new ones, and transitioning from heartbreaking moments to wild cases. Here’s a recap and review of the season premiere of The Pitt, titled "7:00am."
