Preview — The Conners Season 5 Episode 14: Adding Insult to Injury
The Conners Season 5 Episode 14, “Adding Insult to Injury,” brings Darlene’s job struggles back into focus. Check out our preview for more!
What to Watch on TV: Chicago P.D., Star Trek: Picard, Carnival Row, and 9-1-1: Lone Star
Our TV picks for the week of February 12th include Star Trek: Picard, Carnival Row, and 9-1-1: Lone Star!
Somebody I Used to Know Review: Not A Typical Rom-Com
Alison Brie and Jay Ellis star in ‘Somebody I Used to Know,” which is more introspective than your average rom-com. Read our review!
Ghosts Season 2 Episode 14 Review: Trevor’s Body
For better or for worse, Ghosts embraces the fun of Trevor’s unconventional funeral with Parent-Trap hijinks and a celebrity cameo. Read on for our review!
Can ‘Your Place or Mine’ Really Call Itself a Rom-Com?
Your Place or Mine introduces a scenario in which the couple you should be rooting for is only together for a few minutes. Does it work as a romcom? Read on for our review!
Servant Season 4 Episode 5 Review: Neighbors
On the latest episode of Servant, Sean and Dorothy make a big move against Leanne. It doesn’t end well for them or the world. Read our review!
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Devin Kawaoka Talks ‘Chicago Med’ and ‘Shrinking’ [Interview]
We spoke with Devin Kawaoka about his roles on Chicago Med and Shrinking, what it’s like to work with Harrison Ford, and more. Read on for the interview!
Shrinking Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Potatoes
Paul’s daughter comes to visit, and Jimmy gets a little too much information on Alice’s personal life in ‘Shrinking’ Season 1 Episode 4. Read for our review!
So Help Me Todd Season 1 Episode 13 Review: Wall of Fire
On So Help Me Todd Season 1 Episode 13, “Wall of Fire,” Margaret and Todd find themselves offering support on opposite sides of a case that quite literally divides the office.
At Midnight Review: A Lackluster Rom-Com
At Midnight fails to make its case as to why it’s worth your time. Read on for our review.