Cruel Summer Review: As The Carny Gods Intended (Season 1 Episode 5)
Teens take over the carnival on Cruel Summer but the only prize Kate and Jeanette win is psychological damage. Read on to learn what kind!
The Resident Review: A Children’s Story (Season 4 Episode 13)
Our doctors are becoming too emotionally involved with their patients while Conrad and Nic prepare to become parents on The Resident Season 4 Episode 13, “A Children’s Story.”
Debris Review: Asalah (Season 1 Episode 11)
Debris Season 1 Episode 11, “Asalah,” reveals some of Bryan’s hidden past.
Black Lightning Review: The Book of Reunification: Chapter Two (Season 4 Episode 11)
After 10 episodes of almost complete darkness, Black Lightning begins to bring some hope to the horizon. With Tobias Whale’s plans beginning to unravel, the Pierce family proves that it is always darkest before dawn. Read on for our review and analysis on Season 4 Episode 11!
All Rise Review: Hear My Voice (Season 2 Episode 15)
On All Rise Season 2 Episode 15, “Hear My Voice,” the McCarthy trial comes to a head in an episode packed with fights for justice.
9-1-1: Lone Star Review: The Big Heat (Season 2 Episode 12)
Captain Strand may be in the hot seat on the latest episode of 9-1-1: Lone Star, but it’s T.K. and Carlos’ reactions to it all that really sells “The Big Heat.” Check out our review!
9-1-1 Review: Treasure Hunt (Season 4 Episode 12)
While “Treasure Hunt” is more of a laid-back episode, 9-1-1 uses it to reignite our love for the show and the characters. Check out our review!
Prodigal Son Canceled at Fox After Two Seasons
Prodigal Son’s crime-solving days are over. Fox announced the drama starring Tom Payne and Michael Sheen will end with its second season.
Preview — Chicago Fire Season 9 Episode 14: What Comes Next
Stella Kidd finds out whether or not she’s passed the lieutenant test on Chicago Fire Season 9 Episode 14, “What Comes Next.” Here’s a preview.
The Nevers Review: Hanged (Season 1 Episode 5)
The Nevers Season 1 Episode 5, “Hanged,” advances the plot while leaving the audience in the dark. Read our review to find out more.