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Who is Riley, and what happened to her? That’s a question Colter will be looking to answer during Tracker Season 2 Episode 18, which sees him working a case that’ll take him to Michigan and into the world of pageants. Lucky for you, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the hour, as you’ll see Colter

There’s the saying “Too Much of a Good Thing” for a reason, as fantasy and sci-fi fans have recently found out. Broadcast is no longer home to vampires, werewolves, and witches — oh my! Once upon a time, you could barely change the channel without landing on a fantasy or sci-fi show. Sadly, those days

We’re back to you with a scene-by-scene recap of “A Deadly Secret.” If you want our take on the episode, check out our The Rookie Season 7 Episode 15 Review. We were barely hanging on to this one, but we’ll do our best. Hey, we sustain ourselves on feedback, comments, engagement, and shares. So help

Critic’s Rating: 3.85 / 5.0 3.85 It never gives me the warm fuzzies when an episode is named after a specific character, especially when that character lives in a place like Gilead. And “Janine” is one of the most beloved, tragic figures in The Handmaid’s Tale universe. That title alone sets off alarm bells. At

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 Since Lost went off the air 15 years ago, I’ve been searching for a series to scratch that itch. While shows like The Event, Flash Forward, and Manifest all came close, they fell short in many key areas, particularly with long-drawn-out mysteries that spin their wheels for too long.

If you think I am about to rant about my favorite show, Ghosts, you are absolutely right. There’s a reason the series was renewed for two more seasons without anyone objecting.   The CBS show isn’t usually the kind of series with newsworthy episodic arcs.  Instead, Ghosts is more like a ninja, ensnaring viewers with brilliant

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 If you’re not a Cousin Randy fan after Tracker Season 2 Episode 17, you’re missing out because the character has been a brilliant addition to the Tracker family. Bobby’s cousin has mostly been relegated to Bobby-like duties since he was introduced this season, but he’s made an impact with

A new era begins on Days of Our Lives as outgoing head writer Ron Carlivarti finally finishes his run and Paula Cwickly and Jeanne Marie Ford’s material begins airing. I’m cautiously optimistic. The new writers have said that months into their gig, they’re still finishing up old stories. I’d hoped for a total change in

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Ransom Canyon Season 1. When viewers first meet Yancy Grey, he’s a man on a mission — just not the kind that wins hearts. Played with magnetic depth by Jack Schumacher, Yancy arrives in Ransom Canyon looking to take back what he believes he’s owed. (Courtesy of Netflix) But by the

Characters are the heart of all of our favorite series. You tune in for practically any type of plot as long as the characters are compelling enough and the interesting storylines move you — whether to tears, laughter, or pulling your hair out. The point is that the best part about television viewing is when

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 You can tell Fire Country is revving up for the Season 3 Finale with the way it’s stacking the cards. However, so much has changed with the story. Are we even watching the same show anymore? There has been a lot of debate over the quality of the current

Since its premiere in 2018, 9-1-1 has kept its cast relatively intact. Despite featuring many deadly scenarios, such as a tsunami, a cruise ship disaster, and everything in between, it seemed the popular series would never kill off a series regular. So, you can only imagine my surprise when 9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 15 flipped

Critic’s Rating: 4.8 / 5.0 4.8 Benson doesn’t often deal with homicides. The intense Law & Order crossover with Law & Order: SVU was an exception, but that made sense because there’d be no reason to involve Brady if there wasn’t a murder. Still, did it have to be THAT victim? (Virginia Sherwood/NBC) Maria’s Death

If you haven’t seen the incredible CBS series Ghosts, you are as late to the party as these spirits. Seriously, Ghosts is a unique show that stands out on its own. On the surface, the show seems like your run-of-the-mill “living who can see ghosts” plot, but it is so much more than that. Ghosts

We know, we know. A LOT happens during “Demons,” and we go into it in more depth in our Chicago PD Season 12 Episode 18 review. But here? We have you covered with a full scene-by-scene recap of it all. (Elizabeth Sisson/NBC) And hey, if recaps are more your thing, just drop a comment below.

It’s no secret that many fans of the 9-1-1 franchise have mixed feelings about adding another series. Unfortunately, the more series a franchise acquires, the more likely some shows will suffer over others. In the case of 9-1-1, its first spinoff faced a painful death on FOX, and we barely had time to grieve before

We have a scene-by-scene recap of The Rookie Season 7 Episode 14. But if you want our full review of the hour, you check it out right here. Let’s get into it! (Mike Taing/Disney) Bradford calls Penn over to his house and invites him for breakfast so he can recruit him for the LAPD football

What’s that I hear? Why, it’s the sound of Gavin DeGraw crooning the opening theme of One Tree Hill. Take me back to the days of flip phones, Sketchers, and AOL Instant Messenger.   Those were the days when teen drama ruled as the last remnants of the late ’90s and early 2000s.    One Tree Hill

Critic’s Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 3.5 Why do the Feds have Sir? Just when it feels like we’ve resolved one mystery or arc, Found Season 2 Episode 19 introduces another one, as the lingering question after the hour is what deal did Sir strike to get whisked away to the cushier confinements of federal prison?