CIA delivers another thrilling episode with “Radio Active,” pairing a race to stop a chemical attack with major developments in the agents’ personal lives. The introduction of Annie Gossage, played by Jane Adams, adds a compelling new dimension to both the investigation and the team.
The Anna Vorpe saga ends in “White Rock,” as OA and the FBI team uncover who has protected the corrupt former agent for the past four years—and why. It’s a solid, action-packed episode that resolves OA’s undercover mission while setting up an intriguing personal journey for the rest of the season.
Cupertino wastes no time showing what kind of legal drama it wants to be. Following a solid premiere, Episode 2, “Vik & Bo,” delivers two distinctly different cases, a family conflict, and an intriguing twist that pushes the series into unexpected territory.
Eternally Yours keeps finding laughs in the awkward realities of being a vampire, but Episode 2 feels too familiar to truly stand out.
FX has done it again. Sterlin Harjo’s The Lowdown blends offbeat humor, family drama, and political conspiracy, with Ethan Hawke excelling as a journalist whose obsession threatens his personal life. Quirky, uncomfortable, and heartfelt, the series had me hooked by the finale.
