What to Watch on TV: NCIS: Origins, Ghosts, and Happy’s Place
For the week of October 13th, our TV picks include NCIS: Origins, Ghosts, Happy’s Place, and more. Read on for our recommendations!
Preview — Abbott Elementary Season 4 Episode 2: An Outbreak Sends the School into Chaos
A Ringworm outbreak at Abbott Elementary brings out the worst in the teaching staff as they turn on each other. Check out our preview!
Pachinko Season 2 Episode 8 Review: Chapter Sixteen
The Pachinko Season 2 finale is the series’ most heartbreaking hour to date, as Noa finally learns about his true heritage and Sunja’s family is changed forever.
Doctor Odyssey Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Plastic Surgery Week
Doctor Odyssey’s “Plastic Surgery Week.” takes the crew back a few steps by exploring the grotesque and another love triangle development. Read our review.
Law & Order Season 24 Episode 2 Review: The Perfect Man
Law & Order Season 24 Episode 2, “The Perfect Man,” tries to bring in Olivia Benson, but fails to make it cohesively work. Check out our review for more!
Disclaimer Review: A Lush, Beautiful, and Almost Entirely Hollow Exploration of Perception
Apple TV+’s Disclaimer may be incredibly beautiful to look at, but its story is painfully empty.
Preview — Superman & Lois Season 4 Episode 3: John Henry and Natalie Join the Fight
Superman & Lois Season 4 Episode 3, “Always My Hero,” sees John Henry and Natalie Irons rejoin the fight after Superman’s death. Read on for our preview!
Agatha All Along Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Darkest Hour, Wake Thy Power
The fifth episode of Agatha All Along answers some of the show’s biggest questions and fan theories. Read on for our review!
Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 Episode 3 Review: I Can See Clearly Now
Having everyone back at the hospital — and in the same city — really does wonders for Grey’s Anatomy Season 21 Episode 3, “I Can See Clearly Now.”
Sweetpea Review: Ella Purnell Shines as a Wallflower Who’s Dangerously Tired of Being Ignored
A female revenge story that turns out to have surprising depths and a deceptively sharp bite, Sweetpea is one of the most enjoyable surprises of Fall.