The Morning Show to End with Season 5 on Apple TV
Alex and Bradley will be teaming up for one last broadcast as The Morning Show’s will end with Season 5 on Apple TV. Read on for the details!
Drama Series Laird to Star Kenneth Branagh on Paramount+
Laird, a new drama series starring Kenneth Branagh, is bringing the Scottish Highlands to Paramount+. Read on for the details!
Lucky Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Read the Room
Lucky finally gets a lead on where to find Cary, but she’s not alone. Read on for our review of Lucky Season 1 Episode 3.
The Dink Review: Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen Make Their Shots Count
Jake Johnson and Mary Steenburgen deliver a fun back-and-forth comedy with Apple TV’s The Dink, even if the stakes feel low. Read our review!
Patience Season 2 Episode 6 Review: Are Patience and Frankie Finally Where They Should Be?
A professor is found dead in a botanical garden, killed by poison from the plants she studied on Patience Season 2 Episode 6, “Paco’s Revenge.”
Afterlife with Archie Ordered to Series at Disney+
The Archie world is expanding with Afterlife With Archie: a high school, apocalyptic drama series heading to Disney+ in 2027. Read on for the details!
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 Review: Rhaenyra is Losing Power
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 5, “Unbowed and Unbent,” prove Rhaenyra was right to be paranoid. Read our review to find out why!
What to Watch on TV This Week: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, The Chi, and More!
For the week of July 20th our TV picks include Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Ransom Canyon, The Chi, and more. Read our recommendations!
What to Expect from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 1: Kicking Off With a Wild West Adventure
The crew of the Enterprise is back for a fourth season and kicking things off with a Wild West adventure. Here’s a preview of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 1.
Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 3 Episode 9 Review: It Feels Like The Fan is Smarter Than The BAU
Criminal Minds: Evolution Season 3 Episode 9, “Special Agent Garrity,” puts the Fan face-to-face with the BAU, but is it for the right reasons?