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Think about the holiday season, and chances are you’re picturing scenes ripped straight from a TV show. Snow falls gently outside as everyone gathers around a perfectly decorated tree. There’s a table groaning under the weight of a flawless feast, family drama magically resolved before the pie comes out, and those charming holiday mishaps that

Critic’s Rating: 4.3 / 5.0 4.3 We’ve all struggled with physical or emotional pain, and Brilliant Minds excels at choosing cases we relate to. Brilliant Minds Season 1 Episode 10 introduces us to two patients on the opposite end of the pain spectrum. Finn Kemp was a 10-year-old autistic boy who didn’t feel pain, while

Critic’s Rating: 3 / 5.0 3 By now, you’d think Grey’s Anatomy would have run out of things to do. Somehow, Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 has been just as full of twists and turns as any earlier season, despite the fact that almost no one from the original cast remains. At this point, we’re halfway

Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 Would you ever consider going undercover in a prison without a surefire way out? Well, that’s just what Robyn and Mel did in their attempt to track down a missing inmate. Needless to say, things got a little dicey on the inside, putting them both in danger. Shocker! (Michael

Critic’s Rating: 4.05 / 5.0 4.05 If there’s one thing Landman (not to mention countless reality TV shows) has proven, it’s that messy people and messy lives make for great TV.  Landman Season 1 Episode 4, “The Sting of Second Chances,” keeps leaning into that chaos, and I’m eating it up.  Sure, the oil industry

When it comes to police procedurals, keeping things fresh and exciting is the key to success. Many shows try numerous tactics, but CBS‘s Elsbeth has created a unique advantage for itself. As the series comes to the halfway point of its sophomore season, it’s fair to say there are endless guest appearances. Something that has

Take the weekend to recover from the heartbreaking episodes of Days of Our Lives revealing that Doug had passed away. There’s more to come, but there’s also new hope as someone comes to Salem claiming to be related to Doug. Life will also slowly get back to normal, with other stories coming back into the

Over the past two decades, dozens of characters have come and gone on Grey’s Anatomy. I’ve loved tons of them; I’ve hated a few of them, too. But one main character has been criminally underdeveloped, underused, and misunderstood for years, and it’s time we talked about it. (Disney/Anne Marie Fox) Amelia Frances Shepherd, M.D., F.A.C.S.

First responder dramas tap into something universal: our fascination with heroes who race against time to save lives. Whether it’s a firefighter pulling someone from a burning building, a paramedic delivering lifesaving CPR, or a police officer diffusing a tense situation, these stories keep us on the edge of our seats while tugging at our

What do you get when you combine Guy Ritchie, Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren? The answer: an upcoming Paramount+ with Showtime series that will keep us breathlessly anticipating each episode. The untitled Guy Ritchie project, currently titled New Guy Ritchie Project in the context of the below press release, is a global organized

Once the plates are cleared and the leftovers are packed, it’s time to settle in for a Thanksgiving movie tradition. After all, there’s no better way to wind down than with a film that brings a little extra joy to the holiday. From heartwarming family classics to laugh-out-loud road-trip comedies, these films capture the essence

As we’re days away from the yummiest holiday of the year and hurdling towards the biggest shopping season, most TV shows have gone on hiatus for the year. Fire Country Season 3 Episode 7 spoilers key you in for the next episode, which will skip a week since it is Thanksgiving and return with a

What do you mean TV insults are not the reason for the season? Family gatherings throughout the holidays are not always bastions of constructive thought and civilized conversation! Well, maybe they are for some. But where is the fun in that? If you’re anything like me, you have a relatively dysfunctional family that hurls as

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 The Irrational Season 2 Episode 6 wasn’t your usual murder mystery, and that’s okay. Instead of trying to find out who killed the victim of the week, Alec worked with a data expert to try to stop a train disaster. The case resembled those math problems where you have

These days, trigger warnings exist for everything under the sun, including the giant fiery star in the sky. TV has parental warnings, but it would be great to have dog alerts, too. TV has a lot of scenes and sounds that can be as disturbing to dogs as some scenes are to people. Before you

Critic’s Rating: 4.3 / 5.0 4.3 Emotion influences how we see the world, from passionate red to envious green to depressed blue. The main stories in Brilliant Minds Season 1 Episode 9 demonstrated that, beginning with Gabriel Ferguson, a colorblind painter with an upcoming exhibition. He lost a vital part of himself without communicating through

It’s a great time for teen drama fans! Fresh off the news that Netflix’s hit teen mystery A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is renewed, we have more exciting news about another hit show on the streamer making a return. Kitty Covey is back, and we’re headed back to Seoul soon! We also have some

Critic’s Rating: 3 / 5.0 3 Mel is back with Robyn on the job. And Delilah is ready to make a big decision. And Robyn admits she still has feelings for Marcus in The Equalizer Season 5 Episode 5! (Courtesy of CBS) But there’s more! After weeks of waiting, we learned new information about Aunt

This series is really leaning into the heavy themes, and Landman Season 1 Episode 3, “Hell Has a Front Yard,” doesn’t change that. It dives deep into the oil industry’s inner workings and our complicated relationship with clean energy, continuing with the personal toll this world takes on everyone connected to it. In many ways,

Happy Days may not have been the first TV experiment in nostalgia.  But co-creators Michael Eisner and Tom Miller definitely knew they were taking a risk when they pitched the show to Paramount. Not surprisingly, the concept didn’t fare well with execs, and the studio passed.  (ABC/Screenshot) The market research department said a coming-of-age sitcom