Tag: Kaitlin Olson
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 17 Episode 2 Review: Frank is in a Coma
Frank enters a coma, but that’s not the most surprising thing about this episode. It’s how charming Alex Wolff’s unhinged character is. Read our review.
High Potential Season 2 Adds Steve Howey as Series Regular
High Potential Season 2 has found the precinct’s new captain in Steve Howey, who is joining the show as a series regular. Read on for the details!
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Quiz: Can You Get a Perfect Score?
How much you remember about the Gang and their antics? Take our quiz to find out how much you know about It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia!
High Potential Season 1 Episode 13 Review: Let’s Play
Things just got a lot more interesting as “Let’s Play,” delivers one heck of a season finale. It sets up a potentially very exciting season two.
High Potential Season 1 Episode 12 Review: Partners
Karadec must face his past as his old partner and new partner meet. Meanwhile, Ludo becomes a key to the overall plot. Read our review.
High Potential Season 1 Episode 11 Review: The Sauna at the End of the Stairs
Murder mystery marries true crime in High Potential’s best episode yet. It’s an entertaining hour with lots of experimental storytelling. Read our review.
High Potential Season 1 Episode 10 Review: Chutes and Murders
Some fun and familiar special guests make this High Potential a must-watch. Check out our review of “Chutes and Murders.”
High Potential Season 1 Episode 9 Review: The RAMs
The case of Morgan’s missing ex gets a major development but finding out more about Karadec is really the heart of this High Potential episode. Read our review.
High Potential Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Obsessed
High Potential returns with a mid-tier episode because it’s missing some homey-ness, but it sets up some exciting developments for the rest of the season.
Preview — Abbott Elementary Season 4 Episode 9: It’s Always Sunny at Abbott
Abbott Elementary prepares for its crossover episode with It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia — a show that has no business being 100 yards from any school.