Horror fans who missed the theatrical chaos of Primate  won’t have to wait much longer to witness the carnage. Paramount+ has officially revealed the Primate  streaming date, confirming that the creature-feature thriller will arrive on the service in the United States and Canada on March 25 . For viewers craving something a little more feral than the usual streaming lineup, this one might scratch that itch and possibly leave a few claw marks behind. Directed by Johannes Roberts, the filmmaker behind shark survival hit 47 Meters Down  and the cult-favorite slasher The Strangers: Prey at Night , Primate  leans hard into old-school creature horror. The film follows a group of friends whose tropical homecoming takes a vicious turn when their seemingly harmless pet chimpanzee, Ben, snaps and unleashes a violent rampage. What starts as a reunion quickly turns into a desperate fight for survival, proving once again that keeping wild animals as pets rarely ends well in the movies or anywhere else. Roberts keeps the tension tight and the chaos escalating, delivering a lean horror ride that rarely pauses for breath. The film balances creature-feature thrills with survival horror, pushing its characters into increasingly desperate situations while the threat grows more unpredictable by the minute. It’s messy, loud, and occasionally gleefully unhinged exactly the kind of genre mayhem that works best with the lights off and the volume up. The cast helps sell the escalating madness. Johnny Sequoyah ( Dexter: New Blood ) and Jessica Alexander ( The Little Mermaid ) bring intensity to the chaos, while Academy Award winner Troy Kotsur ( CODA ) adds emotional weight to a story that could easily have been nothing more than pure creature carnage. Behind the scenes, the film comes from producer Walter Hamada known for shepherding major horror hits like It  and The Conjuring through his deal with Paramount Pictures. That pedigree shows in the film’s polished scares and slick pacing. Critics have largely embraced the film’s wild energy. The review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes currently lists the film as “Certified Fresh,” with critics praising Roberts’ ability to turn a pulpy concept into something genuinely entertaining. Reviews from outlets like The Guardian and Dread Central highlight the film’s relentless pacing and increasingly outrageous set pieces. With the Primate  streaming date now locked in, Paramount+ subscribers will soon get a chance to see what all the fuss and screaming is about. Whether viewers tune in for the creature horror, the survival chaos, or simply the curiosity of watching a rampaging chimpanzee tear through a tropical reunion, the film promises an entertainingly savage ride. Mark March 25 on the calendar. When Primate  hits Paramount+, things are about to get wild.

Clear your schedule and hide your mail, because the Hot Girl Summer is officially hitting the gridiron or at least the sidelines of a very chaotic youth football camp. In the upcoming episode of NBC’s hit mockumentary The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins , titled "You May Hug Your Hero," none other than Megan Thee Stallion is set to guest star and the teaser alone suggests she’s about to run circles around the competition. Since its premiere, the Tina Fey and Robert Carlock -produced series has been a masterclass in watching Tracy Morgan’s Reggie Dinkins trip over his own ego while trying to rebuild his reputation. But while Reggie is busy being his own worst enemy, the real buzz for the Monday, March 16th episode is centered on a certain postal worker who is about to deliver a lot more than just the Sunday circulars. Special Delivery: Megan Joins the Cast In this highly anticipated guest spot, Megan portrays Denise , a recently divorced mother and confident postal worker who isn’t easily impressed by Reggie’s former NFL glory. While the episode’s main plot involves Reggie and Monica (the brilliant Erika Alexander ) attempting to reboot their youth football camp to spite their rivals, the Basmatis, it’s Denise’s interaction with the documentary crew that has everyone talking. Rumor has it that Denise strikes up a "chemistry-filled" flirtation with Arthur Tobin , the high-strung, award-winning filmmaker played by Daniel Radcliffe . If there is anything funnier than watching a neurotic documentarian lose his professional cool in the presence of a woman who actually has her life together, we haven’t seen it yet. A Star-Studded Season Gets Even Brighter The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins has already leaned into its pedigree, utilizing the fast-paced, joke-per-minute style that made 30 Rock a legend. Adding Megan Thee Stallion to a roster that already includes Bobby Moynihan and guest spots from Ronny Chieng and Anna Camp feels like a victory lap for a show that’s already winning. Megan isn't just a musical powerhouse; her recent pivots into acting have shown she has the comedic timing to hang with the heavyweights. Watching her play off Radcliffe’s stammering intensity is the kind of TV magic that only a Fey-Carlock production can pull off. Will Denise be the one to finally talk some sense into the Dinkins household, or will she just leave Arthur in a puddle of British awkwardness? Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Tobin, Megan Thee Stallion as Denise -- (Photo by: Screengrab /NBC) Mark Your Calendars "You May Hug Your Hero" is scheduled to air Monday, March 16, at 8:30 p.m. ET on NBC , with streaming available the next day on Peacock . If you’ve been looking for a reason to jump into the Reggie Dinkins rabbit hole, this episode is clearly the one to watch. Between the petty football rivalries and the promise of Megan Thee Stallion bringing some much-needed "H-Town" energy to New Jersey, it’s looking like a must-watch for anyone who likes their comedy sharp, snarky, and a little bit "Real Hot Girl." Are you ready to see Denise and Arthur become the most unexpected power couple on television? Sound off in the comments and tell us if you think Reggie can actually handle a postal worker with this much main-character energy!

The episode opens inside a church where a woman is sitting in a pew, vomiting into a plastic bag. A few rows away, Sasha Lubbock quietly prays before noticing the woman struggling. She approaches and gently asks if she needs help. The woman apologizes for the scene she’s causing and quickly shows a sharp sense of humor despite her obvious discomfort. The two introduce themselves, and the woman reveals her name is Aubrey Kowalski. Both are waiting for their turn in the confessional, and Sasha kindly offers Aubrey her place. Before going in, Aubrey asks Sasha if she’s an angel and says that if she ever meets one, she hopes she looks like Sasha. Inside the confessional, Aubrey confesses that she is deeply unhappy and believes nobody loves her. She admits she betrayed someone’s trust and took money that wasn’t truly hers. As she leaves the confessional she collapses at the door. The priest immediately calls for help while Sasha rushes to her side and instructs him to call 911, warning that Aubrey may have overdosed on opioids. Sasha rides in the ambulance with her and asks what drugs she took. Aubrey seems disoriented and instead asks Sasha to sell her necklace and give the money to someone named Beanie. Moments later she loses consciousness, and Sasha warns the EMTs they are dealing with a possible cardiac arrest. When they arrive at UHOP’s emergency room, Sasha performs chest compressions on Aubrey, continuing for fifteen minutes. Despite her efforts, the ER doctor eventually calls the time of death and tells Sasha that Aubrey will undergo a toxicology panel to determine the cause. Sasha is left stunned by the loss. The scene then shifts to Dr. John Watson’s office, where he is speaking with a nervous high school senior named Jaylen. The young athlete admits he’s scared about continuing to play football because his father suddenly collapsed during his own senior year and died from what was believed to be a heart attack. Jaylen worries he may have inherited the same hidden condition. Watson reassures him that the clinic sequenced his entire genome and that if there were any serious risks he would immediately intervene. Jaylen presses him again for the truth, explaining that he researched Watson and trusts his reputation. Watson confidently confirms that Jaylen is safe to continue playing. When they step out into the clinic office, Jaylen’s coach, Josh Gibson, is waiting. Jaylen happily reports that Watson cleared him to play, and the coach thanks Watson for helping his player. Mary Morstan is present with Ingrid Derian and Adam Croft nearby at their desks. Mary casually explains to Watson how she knows Josh and gives him a quick rundown about the coach while Ingrid and Adam quietly listen in. Watson repeatedly responds with a simple “cool,” creating a slightly awkward moment. Before leaving, Jaylen excitedly asks “Dr. Dubs” for a photo. Mary takes the picture of Watson, Jaylen, and Coach Gibson together while Mary jokingly calls Watson “the GOAT.” After they leave, Ingrid teases Watson by asking if it bothers him that Mary’s boyfriend seems to have a cooler job than he does. Watson disagrees and responds with a smile, asking what could possibly be cooler than the human genome. Back in the emergency room, Sasha sits beside Aubrey’s body. She gently pulls back the sheet and looks at the necklace Aubrey mentioned in the ambulance. Stephens arrives and comforts Sasha with a hug as she explains what happened. Just as she is about to remove the necklace to honor Aubrey’s request, Aubrey suddenly gasps for air and opens her eyes. Both Sasha and Stephens stare in shock as the woman who had been declared dead suddenly wakes. Sasha explains to Aubrey that she had died, but Aubrey calmly insists she must have an angel watching over her and gestures toward Sasha. Watson soon evaluates Aubrey, who insists her survival is nothing short of a miracle. Watson carefully tries to explain what may have happened medically, but Aubrey remains focused on something else entirely. She tells them she wants to complete the one thing she regretted before she died: raising $185,000 to repay her ex-fiancé, Beanie. Aubrey explains that Beanie dreamed of opening a high-end pierogi restaurant in Bloomfield to help improve the city. The money they had saved together was meant for that dream, but during a period of anxiety and self-destructive behavior she spent it. The loss destroyed both their relationship and their future plans, and she has lived with the guilt ever since. Watson presents Aubrey’s strange reawakening to his fellows in the Holmes Clinic conference room. He explains the rare phenomenon known as Lazarus Syndrome, where a person who appears medically dead suddenly regains circulation and consciousness. He warns that the condition is usually temporary and asks Sasha to describe what she observed. Sasha believes Aubrey’s overdose suppressed her breathing, and when combined with alcohol and possibly asthma, it created a death-like state. Stephens disagrees slightly and points out that patients experiencing Lazarus Syndrome usually die permanently within five to six hours. Watson confirms the danger and assigns each fellow a task to determine Aubrey’s underlying condition and find a way to keep her alive beyond the typical window. During the meeting, Aubrey’s goal of raising money for a pierogi restaurant sparks some humor. Ingrid jokes that perhaps Aubrey’s worst crime was preventing yet another fancy pierogi place from opening, and Adam remarks that the pierogies must be incredible. Sasha quickly refocuses the tone, pointing out that Aubrey’s guilt is clearly consuming her and that everyone carries a mistake that keeps them awake at night. Watson brings the discussion back to the medical mystery, reminding them that Aubrey is living under a ticking clock and deserves the chance to live long enough to redeem herself. Pictured (L-R): Morris Chestnut as Dr. John Watson and Inga Schlingmann as Dr. Sasha Lubbock Photo: Sergei Bachlakov/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Their meeting is interrupted by Watson’s new assistant, Brenda, who bluntly informs them they are already running past their allotted twenty-minute diagnostic meeting. Ingrid casually remarks that they normally take as long as they need, but Brenda insists their lack of discipline is the reason they have a backlog of cases. She glares at the group, checks her watch, and storms out, leaving the fellows noticeably intimidated. Stephens quietly asks if anyone else misses Shinwell Johnson, and Watson reminds them that Shinwell is on sabbatical. Even Watson admits a little more structure might not hurt, although Ingrid jokes that Brenda might kill them before the schedule does. Stephens and Adam later collect blood samples from Aubrey, who begins asking philosophical questions about death. She wonders if they truly understand that everyone dies someday and asks Stephens whether he is doing what he truly wants with his life. Stephens confidently says he is. Aubrey then shifts gears and attempts to sell him a used sponge-painted dresser as part of her desperate effort to raise money. Adam later confesses that if he were facing imminent death, he might wish to erase the embarrassing memories from his high school lacrosse days. Stephens admits he has regrets too, though they are not as easily undone. At Watson’s home, Laila Bynum enthusiastically discusses possible vacation destinations she and her son Micah are considering. Watson listens only halfheartedly because he keeps staring at the photograph taken earlier with Jaylen and Coach Gibson. Something about the coach’s left eye catches his attention. The next day Watson goes to see Mary, briefly imagining her kissing Josh before snapping back to reality. Shortly afterward Ingrid calls him with new information from Aubrey’s lab work. Her imaging suggests an enlarged cardiac silhouette that could indicate early pericardial effusion, but Aubrey left the hospital before they could move her to the ICU. Realizing the danger, Watson sends the team to find her. Sasha eventually locates Aubrey back at the church speaking to parishioners about making things right with Beanie. In the middle of her emotional speech Aubrey clutches her chest and collapses again. She is rushed back to the hospital, where doctors initially prepare for coronary bypass surgery after determining she suffered a spontaneous arterial dissection. Unexpectedly, her condition begins improving again and the surgery is cancelled. Watson and the fellows return to the conference room to reassess the case as Aubrey develops a new and strange symptom: relentless hiccups. The team begins examining every possible correlation to determine what might be triggering Aubrey’s constantly shifting medical crises. They investigate her past, search for Beanie, and review her medical history for clues. Meanwhile Watson continues thinking about the photograph of Coach Gibson. The unusual white reflection in his left eye suggests leukocoria, a symptom that can signal a serious eye condition such as retinoblastoma or Coats disease. Brenda urges Watson to leave Mary’s relationship alone and focus on his own life with Laila, but Watson cannot ignore what he noticed. As Aubrey’s condition worsens, the fellows eventually discover the surprising explanation behind her survival. Aubrey carries fetal cells from a previous pregnancy that remained in her body, a phenomenon known as microchimerism. These cells played a role in repairing damage within her cardiovascular system and ultimately helped stabilize her condition. With the team working together and combining their expertise, they are finally able to treat the underlying cause and give Aubrey a genuine chance at recovery. Aubrey’s case turns out to be one of the most unusual and fascinating medical mysteries the Holmes Clinic has faced. The concept of microchimerism adds a remarkable twist, showing how something left behind from pregnancy can later help save a mother’s life. The episode also highlights the strengths of the entire clinic team. Watson’s powers of observation, Ingrid and the Croft twins’ research abilities, and Sasha’s compassion and instincts all contribute to solving the case before Aubrey’s time runs out. Watson’s attention to detail may also have saved Coach Gibson from a serious eye condition by recognizing the warning sign in a simple photograph. Brenda’s strict management style adds a humorous but tense new dynamic while Shinwell is away, keeping the clinic staff on their toes. “For A Limited Time Only” combines emotional storytelling with a fascinating medical mystery, reminding viewers how regret, redemption, and second chances can intersect in unexpected ways. The episode showcases both the scientific brilliance and the human compassion that make the Holmes Clinic work as a team. Overall, it was an engaging and thought-provoking episode, and I give it five out of five stars.

Another night, another stacked lineup of TV goodness. Whether you’re here for singing competitions, crime dramas, reality chaos, or a late-night streaming binge, Monday’s schedule has something worth planting yourself on the couch for. From high-stakes survival challenges to emotional investigations and some seriously delicious cooking battles, here’s everything airing tonight and why you might want to tune in. Let’s break down the night. 🌙 Late-Night Streaming Picks (3:00 AM ET) Paradise — Hulu The drama ramps up in a big way as Xavier and Gary finally put their carefully crafted plan into motion. Back in Paradise, Sinatra makes a bold move that could change everything, while Gabriela follows a promising new lead. Meanwhile, Jane’s mysterious past starts coming into focus, adding even more intrigue to the story. The Plastic Detox — Netflix This eye-opening documentary follows six couples who attempt something most of us would find nearly impossible: removing plastic from their homes. What starts as a lifestyle experiment quickly turns into a deeper look at modern consumption, family habits, and how small changes can ripple through everyday life. 📺 Primetime TV Highlights 8:00 PM ET American Idol — ABC The competition heats up as the Top 20 hopefuls get guidance from country star Brad Paisley alongside guest judge Keke Palmer. Past fan favorites Iam Tongi and Thunderstorm Artis also return to the stage to perform, giving contestants a reminder of what success on the show can look like. Bachelor Mansion Takeover — HGTV Reality TV alumni reunite for a renovation mission. Former Bachelors and Bachelorettes gather at the iconic mansion to tackle a much-needed upgrade to the property’s pool area. Expect design decisions, teamwork, and plenty of nostalgic franchise energy. Below Deck Down Under — Bravo Dinner service turns into a full-blown crisis when the yacht’s oven breaks down just as Ben is tasked with pulling off a seven-course meal. Meanwhile, tensions rise across the crew when Mike suddenly goes missing at the worst possible moment. Extracted — FOX Nature is not playing nice this week. Brutal storms push the survivalists to their limits, while the families back at headquarters battle for vital resources. The pressure reveals shifting alliances and a secret plan that threatens to shake the entire competition. The Neighborhood — CBS Dave’s birthday celebration takes a twist when Gemma throws him a murder mystery party. While everyone plays detective, Malcolm uses the gathering to introduce Mercedes to the family, adding another layer of drama to the festivities. St. Denis Medical — NBC Big life decisions are in the air as Bruce starts thinking about a new career chapter. Serena tries an unconventional method to get out of work involving a baby, and Matt lends Ron a hand with something surprisingly complicated: logging into his computer. 8:30 PM ET DMV — CBS Teen Outreach Day brings a group of students to the DMV, where Colette pushes Gregg to mentor a disengaged teen. Vic starts to suspect one of the visiting students might actually be his biological son, while Barb’s attempt to film a promotional video with Ceci quickly spirals into chaos. The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins — NBC Reggie and Monica revive their youth football camp, hoping to make a positive impact on the next generation. Their plans hit a competitive snag when longtime rivals Jerry and Tisha Basmati show up ready to challenge them. 9:00 PM ET Born to Bowl — HBO This new five-part docuseries dives into the world of professional bowling through the eyes of five top athletes. Kyle Troup, Anthony Simonsen, EJ Tackett, Cameron Crowe, and Jason Belmonte chase championships, respect, and prize money in a sport where every frame matters. FBI — CBS The stakes turn deeply personal when Maggie’s sister Erin goes missing. The team launches an urgent search, but the investigation takes a chilling turn when Maggie learns the kidnapping may be tied to someone dangerous from her past. Memory of a Killer — FOX Angelo starts to realize that one of his past jobs might hold the key to identifying the mysterious Ferryman. At the same time, Dave makes a breakthrough in his investigation that could expose Angelo’s secret identity. The Voice — NBC The Battle Rounds begin as the coaches start pairing up their artists for intense head-to-head performances. With spots in the Knockouts on the line, every decision and every note counts. 9:30 PM ET Top Chef — Bravo Guest judge Mei Lin joins the panel for a creative Quickfire challenge featuring Talenti Gelato and Sorbetto. Contestants must choose a flavor, craft a savory dish inspired by its region in just 30 minutes, and pair it with a scoop of the frozen treat. 10:00 PM ET CIA — CBS Colin and Bill investigate when a wanted Belarusian national is discovered posing as an expecting father. Their case leads to a dangerous international baby-smuggling operation. Meanwhile, Bill worries about troubling news regarding his father back home. The Rookie — ABC Lucy returns to work following the recent attack, but the aftermath is still lingering. The Liam Glasser case hits an unexpected roadblock, forcing the team to rethink their strategy while Randy helps track down a dangerous killer. 🍿 What’s Worth Your Time Tonight If you’re looking for a big competition moment, the Battle Rounds on The Voice  and the Top 20 performances on American Idol  deliver plenty of drama. Prefer reality TV chaos? Below Deck Down Under  and Bachelor Mansion Takeover  have that covered. And for crime drama fans, both FBI  and The Rookie  promise intense investigations with personal stakes. However you watch, Monday night is bringing the variety. Check back tomorrow for another rundown of what’s hitting the airwaves next.

The biggest night in Hollywood has arrived, and the winners of the 2026 Academy Awards have officially been announced. This year’s Oscars delivered a mix of expected victories and surprising wins across film categories. Leading the night was “One Battle After Another,”  which took home Best Picture , along with several additional awards including Best Director  for Paul Thomas Anderson and Best Adapted Screenplay . Meanwhile, “Sinners”  also had a major showing, winning multiple categories including Best Actor  for Michael B. Jordan and Best Original Screenplay . On the acting side, Jessie Buckley won Best Actress  for her performance in “Hamnet,”  while Sean Penn claimed Best Supporting Actor  for “One Battle After Another.”  Amy Madigan won Best Supporting Actress  for “Weapons.” Below is the full list of winners from the 2026 Oscars . Category Winner Best Picture One Battle After Another Best Actress Jessie Buckley – Hamnet Best Actor Michael B. Jordan – Sinners Best Director Paul Thomas Anderson – One Battle After Another Best Supporting Actress Amy Madigan – Weapons Best Supporting Actor Sean Penn – One Battle After Another Best Original Screenplay Sinners Best Adapted Screenplay One Battle After Another Best Cinematography Sinners Best Film Editing One Battle After Another Best Production Design Frankenstein Best Costume Design Frankenstein Best Makeup and Hairstyling Frankenstein Best Original Score Sinners Best Original Song “Golden” – KPop Demon Hunters Best Sound F1: The Movie Best Visual Effects Avatar: Fire and Ash Best International Feature Film Sentimental Value  (Norway) Best Documentary Feature Mr. Nobody Against Putin Best Documentary Short All the Empty Rooms Best Animated Feature KPop Demon Hunters Best Animated Short The Girl Who Cried Pearls Best Live-Action Short The Singers  / Two People Exchanging Saliva  (Tie) Best Casting One Battle After Another The 2026 Oscars celebrated a diverse range of films, from big-budget spectacles to intimate character-driven stories. One Battle After Another  emerged as the night’s biggest winner, while Sinners  also made a major impact across several categories. With standout performances, memorable speeches, and a mix of expected and surprising victories, this year’s Academy Awards once again highlighted the creativity and talent shaping the film industry. As awards season comes to a close, many of these winning films are sure to continue generating buzz with audiences and critics alike throughout the year. What did you think? Let us know in the comments.

Grab your brown coats and a very expensive bottle of Mudder’s Milk, because the impossible just happened. After two decades of "maybe next year" and enough fan petitions to paper the entire Verse, Nathan Fillion has finally stopped teasing us on Instagram and dropped the big one: a Firefly animated series is officially in advanced development. Announced during a high-octane reunion at Awesome Con, the project isn't some low-budget cash grab or a "spiritual successor" with none of the charm. We’re talking about a full-blown return to the Serenity , with the original cast lending their voices to the characters we’ve spent twenty years mourning. The Mid-Quel We Didn't Know We Needed The genius move here? The series is reportedly a "mid-quel." By sliding the timeline into the gap between the original 2002 run and the 2005 film Serenity , the writers have pulled off the ultimate narrative heist. This allows Alan Tudyk to return as Wash without any messy "he’s a ghost now" hand-waving. We get the crew at their peak: desperate and perpetually one bad deal away from starvation. Of course, unfortunately, Ron Glass (Shepard Book) passed away in 2016 and there is no word yet on how his character will be mentioned i n the series. Most likely the series will take place right after Book decided to leave the ship. Who’s Steering the Ship? While original creator Joss Whedon is nowhere near the captain's chair for this voyage, the new leadership feels like a safe bet for the TV Cave crowd. With Marc Guggenheim and Tara Butters at the helm, the show is in the hands of people who actually understand how to balance high-stakes sci-fi with the kind of banter that made us fall in love with Mal’s crew in the first place. Early word suggests ShadowMachine, the studio behind BoJack Horseman is handling the visuals, which means we can expect something far more sophisticated than a Saturday morning cartoon. via Deadline Why Animation Works The original cast isn't getting any younger, and the "space western" aesthetic is expensive to film. Animation bypasses the aging process and the budget constraints that killed the show the first time around. We get the voices we know, the ships we love, and a Verse that can finally look as expansive as it was meant to be. If the scripts hold up to the legacy, this could be the definitive revival fans have been screaming for since Fox pulled the plug. It’s been a long wait, but as Mal would say, we’re still flying. What do you think of the transition to animation? Let us know in the comments if you’re ready to board the Serenity again or if some things are better left in the black.

It’s been a minute since Harry Styles graced the 30-Rock stage, and frankly, the peacock at NBC was starting to look a little plucked. But last night, the man who single-handedly kept the feather boa industry afloat during a global recession returned to Saturday Night Live for his second stint as both host and musical guest. With a new album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. , to peddle and a wardrobe that continues to baffle your grandfather, Styles had a lot to prove. Did he deliver a comedic masterclass, or was it just two hours of us staring at his cheekbones while the sketches withered on the vine? The Monologue: Addressing the Feathered Elephant in the Room Styles took the stage looking like he’d raided a high-end upholstery shop, sporting a suit that was more "Mid-Century Modern Sofa" than "Pop Star." His monologue was a breezy affair, leaning heavily into his charm which, let’s be honest, is a superpower at this point. The highlight? A self-aware jab at the perennial "queerbaiting" discourse. After fending off the thirsty advances of the female cast, Styles shared a brief, internet-breaking smooch with Ben Marshall . "Now that's queerbaiting!" he quipped. It was the kind of wink-and-nudge humor that works best when you’re as famous as Harry; he knows we’re talking about him, and he’s happy to give us a little more fuel for the fire. The Sketches: Highs, Lows, and White Castle The night was a mixed bag of comedic timing. Styles is a capable actor, we’ve seen My Policeman , we know he can do "longing stares" but SNL requires a certain frantic energy that he occasionally lacked. In the "Harry for Him" sketch, the show took a sharp, snarky aim at its own host. The mock-commercial featured cast members trying to pull off Styles' most "adventurous" outfits, including the infamous doll dress. The takeaway? Unless you have the bone structure of a Renaissance statue, you just look like you got lost in a Goodwill bin. The standout, however, was the White Castle Drive-Thru sketch. Styles played a high school quarterback working the graveyard shift, dealing with two terminally awkward teen fans (Veronika Slowikowska and Jane Wickline). It was uncomfortable, cringey, and felt like a fever dream anyone who has ever had a crush on a celebrity could relate to. On the flip side, the St. Patrick’s Day Irish dancing sketch felt like filler that even a pint of Guinness couldn't save. The Music: Disco, Ballads, and Ryan Gosling Musically, Styles was in top form. Introduced by last week’s MVP, Ryan Gosling , Harry performed "Dance No More"  and the sweeping ballad "Coming Up Roses."  If the sketches felt a bit "low energy" at times, the musical sets were where he truly lived up to the hype. He’s transitioned fully into his "Legacy Rock Star" era, and the SNL stage suited the new, disco-infused sound perfectly. The Verdict Was it the best episode of Season 51? Probably not. Was it better than watching another political cold open about gas prices? Absolutely. Harry Styles on SNL is always a visual feast, even if the writing occasionally felt like it was written on a cocktail napkin ten minutes before airtime. He remains the most likable man in show business, even when he's making us watch a sketch about cabbage stew. Do you think Harry’s "double duty" lived up to the hype, or are you just here for the outfits? Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to check out our full SNL Season 51 rankings  over at The TV Cave.

Sunday nights were already stacked, but tonight’s TV lineup is working overtime. From Hollywood’s biggest awards show to animated sitcom antics, small-town drama, and reality TV fireworks, March 15 is bringing something for literally every kind of viewer. Whether you’re here for the glam, the laughs, or the drama, here’s everything worth watching tonight — and why you should care. March Madness Begins: The Bracket Reveal Everyone’s Waiting For 6:00 PM ET — CBS College basketball fans, it’s the moment of truth. The March Madness Selection Show  unveils the full 68-team tournament bracket live, setting the stage for weeks of buzzer beaters, Cinderella stories, and bracket-busting chaos. If you’ve been pretending to follow college hoops all year just so you can dominate the office bracket pool, tonight is where it all begins. Grab your predictions and prepare to immediately regret them. Hollywood’s Biggest Night Takes Over TV 7:00 PM ET — ABC & Hulu Lights, camera, trophies. The Oscars  return to celebrate the best films of the past year in a ceremony packed with A-list stars, emotional speeches, and plenty of viral moments waiting to happen. This year’s ceremony features performances from HUNTR/X, Josh Groban, and Miles Caton alongside Raphael Saadiq. Hosting duties fall to Conan O’Brien, which means the monologue alone will probably be worth tuning in for. Even if you haven’t seen half the nominated films (no judgment), the fashion, surprises, and occasional awkward speech are all part of the fun. Faith, Family & Big Decisions in Crossroad Springs 8:00 PM ET — Great American Family Drama is brewing in Crossroad Springs  as buried secrets begin to surface. James struggles with doubts about his calling, Janet fights fiercely to protect her loved ones, and Willis risks everything on a final high-stakes decision involving the ranch. If you’re here for heartfelt storytelling with plenty of emotional twists, tonight’s episode sounds like it’s packing some major turning points. Family Guy Goes Full Theater Kid 8:00 PM ET — FOX (Two Episodes) The Griffin family is putting on a show — literally. In the first episode, they tackle theatrical classics with their own chaotic spin on stage favorites like To Kill a Mockingbird , The Odd Couple , and Hamlet . Then at 9:30 PM , Brian returns with a bizarre new personality trait after dating a Cuban-American woman: he suddenly develops a Cuban accent. Because if there’s one thing this show loves, it’s a completely ridiculous premise. A Violent Conflict Ignites in Marshals 8:00 PM ET — CBS Tensions explode in Marshals  when a dispute between Broken Rock and local ranchers over a mining project spirals into violence. With shooters on the run, the marshals launch an urgent manhunt to track down the suspects before things escalate even further. Expect a high-stakes hour filled with action, investigation, and mounting pressure. A Major Day Arrives in Hope Valley 8:00 PM ET — Hallmark Channel For fans of When Calls the Heart , tonight’s episode delivers a big milestone. The long-awaited trial finally begins for Bill and Nathan, putting the town on edge. Meanwhile, Lucas finds himself reflecting on his future — and possibly making some life-changing decisions. If you’ve been following the emotional arcs this season, this one sounds like a must-watch. A Documentary… About Universal Basic Income? 8:30 PM ET — FOX In Universal Basic Guys , David decides to document the world of UBI — but things get complicated when Mark insists on becoming the star of the project. What starts as a serious idea quickly spirals into comedic chaos, because obviously. Rivalries Heat Up in American Classic 9:00 PM ET — MGM+ The tension between Kristen and Richard continues to escalate in American Classic , and things get even messier during auditions that reveal just how thin Millersburg’s talent pool has become. Small town, big egos, and plenty of drama? Sounds about right. Stan Smith Tries Reality TV Fame 9:00 PM ET — FOX In American Dad! , Stan becomes convinced he has what it takes to dominate reality television. Whether he actually does is another story entirely. Secrets Unravel in DTF St. Louis 9:00 PM ET — HBO The investigation intensifies in DTF St. Louis  when Detective Plumb realizes Carol may have lied about key details of her affair. Determined to get answers, she pushes Homer to let her question Clark — a move that could unravel the case even further. A Dangerous Investigation in Dark Winds 9:00 PM ET — AMC Tonight’s Dark Winds  sees Leaphorn and Manuelito working alongside the FBI in exchange for help with a new lead. Meanwhile, Chee goes undercover to gather intel tied to Billie’s cousin — a mission that could put him in serious danger. The Med Gala Brings the Drama 9:00 PM ET — Bravo The Married to Medicine  Season 12 finale arrives, and it’s bringing the fireworks. Dr. Simone’s family attempts a dinner do-over while the Med Gala becomes the stage for the ladies to unleash their opinions. If there’s one thing finales are good at, it’s settling scores — or starting new ones. A Disappearance Turns Sinister in Tracker 9:00 PM ET — CBS In Tracker , Colter searches for a missing doctor who vanished after her shift. The investigation uncovers stolen drugs, disguises, and a revenge plot that’s far more calculated than it first appeared. Looks like this case is anything but simple. A Career Crisis Hits Rooster 10:00 PM ET — HBO The stakes rise in Rooster  when Katie’s future at Ludlow suddenly becomes uncertain. Meanwhile, Walt offers Greg a deal that could keep both of them on campus — but deals like that rarely come without complications. Life-or-Death Medicine in Watson 10:00 PM ET — CBS Tonight’s Watson  episode throws the medical team into a tense race against time as they try to save a 30-year-old woman whose heart keeps stopping. It’s the kind of high-pressure case that will push everyone in the room to their limits. Bachelor Nation Reunites for a Big Welcome 10:30 PM ET — ABC (After the Oscars) The night wraps up with The Bachelorette: Before the First Rose  special. Former Bachelorettes gather to reflect on their journeys, swap stories, and offer advice to Taylor Frankie Paul as she steps into her new role at the center of the franchise’s next romantic adventure. Bachelor Nation loves a good reunion — and tonight’s is just getting the next chapter started. What Are You Watching Tonight? Whether you’re glued to the Oscars, laughing along with animated comedies, or diving into Sunday night drama, tonight’s lineup is absolutely packed. So the real question is: Are you watching Hollywood’s biggest night — or flipping between everything else?

Grab your gloves and a heavy dose of existential dread, because Dr. Kay Scarpetta has finally arrived on Prime Video. After decades of developmental hell that saw more false starts than a faulty EKG, Patricia Cornwell’s iconic forensic pathologist has traded the printed page for the high-gloss, moody lighting of a prestige streaming drama. But in a landscape already saturated with procedural forensics and "gritty" reboots, the question remains: does Scarpetta find a pulse, or is the series DOA? A Reunion of Titans (and Family Trauma) The TV Cave has been tracking this production since it was just a glimmer in Nicole Kidman’s eye and on paper, it’s a total knockout. We have Kidman stepping into the sensible shoes of Kay Scarpetta, returning to Virginia to reclaim her throne as Chief Medical Examiner. If that wasn’t enough star power to blow your Wi-Fi router, Jamie Lee Curtis joins the fray as Kay’s flighty, chaotic sister, Dorothy. The dynamic between these two is the high-octane fuel that keeps the show running. While Kidman plays Kay with a chilly, hyper-competent precision that suggests she’s more comfortable with a corpse than a cocktail, Curtis is the perfect foil, messy, emotional and perpetually vibrating at a different frequency. When they share the screen, Scarpetta feels like the heavyweight champion of family dramas. When they aren't? Well, things get a little more clinical. Two Timelines, One Massive Headache One of the boldest and most divisive choices is the dual-timeline narrative. The show constantly yanks us back to the late 90s, attempting to bridge the gap between a cold case that defined Kay’s early career and the fresh bodies dropping in the present day. While the 90s aesthetic is captured with an almost fetishistic devotion to beige computers and chunky knitwear, the constant jumping back and forth can feel like narrative whiplash. Just as you’re getting invested in the modern-day forensic puzzle, we’re zipped back to a younger, slightly-less-stoic Kay. It’s an ambitious swing at "elevated" storytelling, but at times, it feels like the show is trying to be True Detective when it should probably just focus on being a really good Scarpetta adaptation. The Supporting Players: Sassing the System No Scarpetta story is complete without the surrounding circus of investigators and geniuses. Bobby Cannavale steps into the role of Pete Marino, and frankly, he’s the MVP of the supporting cast. He brings a much-needed blue-collar grit to the proceedings, acting as the audience’s surrogate whenever the science gets a little too "big brain." Then there’s Ariana DeBose as Lucy Farinelli, Kay’s tech-prodigy niece. DeBose brings a modern energy that prevents the show from feeling like a museum piece, though the scripts occasionally struggle to give her more to do than "look concerned at a holographic monitor." The Verdict: Precision or Pretentious? Visually, Scarpetta is a triumph. The Virginia landscape is rendered in hues of steel gray and deep forest green, making every outdoor scene feel like a funeral procession. The procedural elements are handled with a refreshing lack of "magic zoom" technology; the show respects the science, even when the plot goes off the rails into melodrama. However, the show’s insistence on being "Important TV" occasionally gets in its own way. The pacing can be glacial and the tone is so relentlessly somber that you might find yourself wishing for a single joke that isn’t delivered with the gravity of a death warrant. Despite the occasional slog, Scarpetta succeeds because it trusts its lead. Nicole Kidman could play "emotionally distant professional" in her sleep, but here she finds a vulnerability in Kay that hasn't been seen in the novels for years. It’s a slow burn, but for fans of the source material and prestige crime junkies, it’s a burn worth enduring. The TV Cave Final Word: Come for the forensic mystery, stay for Nicole and Jamie Lee acting circles around each other. Just don't expect a fast-paced romp; this is a show that takes its time with the autopsy. Do you think Nicole Kidman nailed the role, or were you picturing someone else while reading the books? Drop your theories in the comments!

The CBS spinoff has been doing its best to prove there’s life after the Reagan family dinner table and its latest casting coup is a literal blast from the past. Holly Robinson Peete is officially heading to Beantown and she’s bringing some heavy emotional baggage and a legendary 1980s reunion along for the ride. A 21 Jump Street Reunion We Actually Want For those of us who remember when neon was unironic, seeing Holly Robinson Peete guest star on Boston Blue is a massive deal. She’s set to play Jill , the sister of Mae Silver (portrayed by the incomparable Gloria Reuben ). If that pairing feels familiar, it’s because these two were kicking around together on 21 Jump Street nearly four decades ago. While the Reagans were busy being the moral compass of New York, Boston Blue is leaning hard into the messy, complicated dynamics of the Silver family. Peete’s character is reportedly dropping in from out of town to stir the pot, and by "stir the pot," we mean "reopen deep-seated familial wounds." Family Secrets and Sunday Dinner Shade Donnie Wahlberg dropped the news during a press panel in January and the internet or at least the part of the internet that still watches linear television, lost its collective mind. According to the early buzz, Jill’s arrival isn't just a social call. The Silver sisters have a dark history involving their mother’s suicide and apparently, only one of them knows the real story. It’s the kind of high-stakes sibling rivalry that makes for great TV, especially when you have a veteran like Peete playing the foil. While the show has been busy establishing its own identity apart from its predecessor, bringing in a powerhouse guest star like Peete shows that the producers aren't afraid to lean into prestige guest spots to keep the momentum going during its freshman run. The Boston Blue Guest List is Getting Crowded Peete isn't the only one getting a boarding pass to Logan International. The back half of the season is looking like a "who’s who" of TV royalty and local legends. We’ve already shared the first look of Len Cariou popping up to reprise his role as Henry Reagan (the crossover we actually asked for) and even NBA superstar Jaylen Brown is slated for a cameo. However, it’s the Robinson Peete and Reuben dynamic that has the most potential for actual drama. Whether you're here for the 21 Jump Street nostalgia or you’ve genuinely bought into the Boston grit, Peete’s arrival is a clear sign that Boston Blue is playing for keeps. It’s sophisticated, a little bit soapy and exactly what we need to fill that Reagan-sized hole in our hearts. Are you excited to see Holly Robinson Peete go head-to-head with Gloria Reuben, or are you still mourning the loss of the Reagan Sunday dinners? Let us know in the comments below!

Your couch is calling and this week’s TV lineup is stacked. From major finales and buzzy premieres to must-watch documentaries and a certain little awards show everyone will be talking about Monday morning, there’s no shortage of things to stream, binge, or watch live. Here’s your ultimate day-by-day TV watch guide for the week of March 15. SUNDAY, MARCH 15 🏀 Afternoon Hoops Take Over 1 p.m. – NBA Sunday Showcase on ABC (Season 11 Finale) Basketball fans get one more big Sunday showdown as the long-running weekly NBA spotlight wraps up its current season. Expect playoff energy and plenty of highlight-reel moments. 🏆 Hollywood’s Biggest Night 7 p.m. – The Oscars (ABC) Awards season reaches its grand finale as Hollywood gathers for the Academy Awards. Conan O’Brien takes on hosting duties, which means the monologue alone is worth tuning in for. Between the fashion, surprises, and inevitable viral speeches, this is live TV you don’t want to miss. 📺 Reality TV Closes a Chapter 9 p.m. – Married to Medicine (Bravo) – Season 12 Finale The doctors and their spouses wrap another dramatic season filled with friendships, feuds, and unforgettable moments. 🏡 House Hunting With High Stakes 9 p.m. – Property Brothers: Under Pressure (HGTV) Drew and Jonathan Scott step in when anxious buyers face the biggest purchase of their lives. With tough decisions and tight timelines, the brothers help transform uncertainty into dream homes. 🌹 Bachelor Nation Throwback 10:30 p.m. – The Bachelorette: Before the First Rose (ABC) Before the new season begins, former Bachelorettes gather to reflect on their journeys and share advice with incoming lead Taylor Frankie Paul. 🗡️ Animated Action Ends the Season 11:30 p.m. – Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal (Adult Swim) – Season 3 Finale The brutal and visually stunning animated saga wraps up its latest season with another intense chapter in Spear and Fang’s prehistoric journey. MONDAY, MARCH 16 🎳 A Sports Docuseries With Serious Spin 9 p.m. – Born to Bowl (HBO) This five-part docuseries follows professional bowling stars Kyle Troup, Anthony Simonsen, EJ Tackett, Cameron Crowe, and Jason Belmonte as they compete for titles, money, and recognition in a sport that demands precision and nerves of steel. 🌎 A Household Experiment Streaming – The Plastic Detox (Netflix) Six couples attempt to remove plastic from their homes and daily lives. What starts as a challenge quickly becomes a life-altering experience for the families involved. TUESDAY, MARCH 17 🕵️ Government Secrets Revealed 10 p.m. – Secrets Declassified With David Duchovny (History) – Season 2 Premiere David Duchovny returns to investigate newly revealed government files and explore some of the world’s most intriguing mysteries. 😂 A Stand-Up Special With Bite Streaming – Mark Normand: None Too Pleased (Netflix) Comedian Mark Normand delivers sharp observations and rapid-fire jokes in his latest stand-up special. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 🔍 Crime Drama Wrap-Up Streaming – Cross (Prime Video) – Season 2 Finale The gritty thriller closes out its latest season, bringing the investigation to a dramatic conclusion. 🚨 A Star-Studded Mystery Begins Streaming – Imperfect Women (Apple TV+) – Two-Episode Premiere Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, and Kate Mara lead this gripping drama about three lifelong friends whose world is shattered after a shocking crime. 🦸 Animated Superheroes Return Streaming – Invincible (Prime Video) – Season 4 Premiere The wildly popular superhero series kicks off its fourth season with three new episodes packed with action and emotional fallout. 👑 A Royal Scandal Story Streaming – The Lady (BritBox) This four-part drama chronicles the rise and fall of Jane Andrews, a former royal aide whose life became the center of a shocking crime story. 🇦🇺 A Migration Drama Ends Its Season Streaming – Ten Pound Poms (BritBox) – Season 2 Finale The journey Down Under reaches its emotional climax as Season 2 wraps up. Loyalties are tested, dreams collide with reality, and the British expats face choices that could change their lives forever. Don’t miss this heartfelt finale that balances hope, heartbreak, and a bit of that classic Aussie grit. 🍸 Reality Reunion Time 8 p.m. – Southern Charm (Bravo) – Season 11 Reunion, Part 1 The drama doesn’t end when the cameras stop rolling. Watch your favorite Charleston crew hash out all the messy love triangles, betrayals, and jaw-dropping revelations from Season 11—this reunion is equal parts tea-spilling and tension you won’t want to miss. 🏺 Pawn Shop Finale 9:30 p.m. – Pawn Stars (History) – Season 24 Finale The pawn shop doors close on another wild season! Watch the experts handle rare collectibles, quirky customers, and jaw-dropping negotiations one last time—Season 24 goes out with all the surprises, laughs, and eye-popping deals you’ve come to expect. 🏈 A Championship Season Revisited Streaming – Super Bowl Champions: The 2025 Seattle Seahawks (The Roku Channel) Narrated by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, this documentary revisits the Seahawks’ championship run, featuring game footage and extended highlights from their Super Bowl victory. THURSDAY, MARCH 19 🎭 A Tyler Perry Drama Returns Streaming – Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black (Netflix) – Season 2, Part 2 Eight new episodes arrive as the series continues exploring power, ambition, and complicated relationships. 🛋️ Thrifting Meets Interior Design 9 p.m. – That Thrifting Show With Lara Spencer (Freeform) Two design teams compete to transform identical rooms using only thrifted finds and a tight budget. If you love DIY makeovers and treasure hunting, this one’s for you. All episodes land on Hulu the next day. 🏀 Basketball’s Biggest High School Showcase Streaming – Meal Ticket (Prime Video) This documentary dives into the legendary McDonald’s All American Games, the showcase that introduced future icons like Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Candace Parker, and Shaquille O’Neal. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 🔍 A Dark Comedy Mystery Returns Streaming – Deadloch (Prime Video) – Season 2 Premiere Small-town chaos is back and deadlier than ever. The quirky detectives of Deadloch return to unravel twisted mysteries, serve up dark humor, and stir up scandal in a town where no one is as innocent as they seem. Season 2 kicks off with suspense, laughs, and just the right amount of murder. 🏢 Workplace Chaos Gets the Spotlight Streaming – Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat (Prime Video) – Three-Episode Premiere The documentary-style comedy heads to a corporate retreat at a family-owned hot sauce company, seen through the eyes of a new temporary employee. 🏙️ Drama Wraps Its First Season 9 p.m. – Neighbors (HBO) – Season 1 Finale Everything comes to a head in the season finale as secrets unravel, friendships are tested, and the neighbors you thought you knew reveal their true colors. Expect drama, heartbreak, and a few jaw-dropping twists before the season wraps. 🎤 A Comedy Film Streaming – Is This Thing On? (Hulu) Get ready to laugh out loud! This comedy film serves up awkward encounters, relatable mishaps, and plenty of cringe-worthy moments that prove sometimes life is funnier than we think. Perfect for when you just need a lighthearted pick-me-up. 🔥 A Major Crime Saga Returns Streaming – Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man (Netflix) Tommy Shelby returns in a new chapter set during World War II, confronting enemies and unfinished business from his past. 🎸 Rock History Explored Streaming – The Rise of the Red Hot Chili Peppers: Our Brother, Hillel (Netflix) This documentary looks back at the band’s early days and the impact of original member Hillel Slovak. 🧙 A Musical Fantasy Event Streaming – Wicked: For Good (Peacock) Step into the Land of Oz like never before! This special event brings the beloved musical to your screen with all the magic, unforgettable songs, and behind-the-scenes moments that make Wicked a must-watch for fans old and new. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 🤠 A Frontier Story Begins Streaming – Hope Valley: 1874 (Hallmark+) Bethany Joy Lenz stars in this prequel exploring the early days of the frontier town that would later become Hope Valley. 🌄 Season Finale Weekend Streaming – The Madison (Paramount+) – Season 1 Finale Three episodes drop to conclude the drama’s debut season. 🎤 A Global Music Event 7 a.m. – BTS: The Comeback Live – Arirang (Netflix) RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook reunite for their first performance after completing South Korea’s mandatory military service. ✨ That’s your TV lineup for the week.  Whether you're tuning in for the Oscars, diving into a new streaming binge, or catching a finale before the next big series arrives, the couch is about to get a workout. Check back with The TV Cave  for more TV news, reviews, recaps, and interviews all week long.

It’s time to pour one out for your home screen real estate, because the Great Streaming Purge of the 2020s has claimed another victim. In a move that surprised absolutely no one who has been watching Paramount Global try to find its footing under the new Skydance Media regime, the house that Spongebob built is officially buying out Tyler Perry’s 25% stake in BET+ and pulling the plug on the standalone app for good. The news marks a massive shift for the BET Media Group . Since its launch in 2019, BET+ served as the premium digital home for Black culture, anchored largely by Perry’s prolific output of soapy dramas and "Madea"-adjacent high-jinks. But in the era of "efficiency" (read: David Ellison’s quest to actually make money), having a dozen different apps for one company is officially so 2022. Consolidation is the New Black So, what does Paramount acquiring Tyler Perry’s ownership stake actually mean for you? Starting in June 2026, BET+ is shutting down as a standalone service. The entire library, over 1,000 hours of content including Sistas , The Oval , and All the Queen’s Men is being folded into a dedicated BET Hub within the main Paramount+ app. For those keeping score at home, this is the same playbook Paramount used with Showtime. They’re betting that by killing the niche apps and beefing up the mothership, they can finally compete with the likes of Netflix and Max without making us manage five different logins. It’s a win for your monthly billing statement, but a bit of a bummer for the brand identity BET+ worked so hard to build. Tyler Perry’s Big Payday Don’t worry about Tyler, though. He’s doing just fine. While the exact "leave me alone" money hasn't been disclosed, industry insiders suggest the buyout is worth tens of millions . Despite selling his equity, Perry isn’t going anywhere. His massive overall deal with BET Media Group runs through 2028, meaning his shows will continue to be the primary engine driving the new BET Hub on Paramount+. He’s essentially traded the headaches of being a tech mogul for a massive pile of cash and a guaranteed platform for his next thirty shows. What Happens to Your Subscription? If you’re a current BET+ subscriber, expect an influx of "Please don't leave us" emails soon. Paramount is expected to offer discounted transition rates to lure BET+ loyalists over to the Paramount+ "With Showtime" tier. The transition will be seamless for those who subscribe through third-party platforms like Amazon or Apple, but for those with direct accounts, the clock is ticking until the app becomes a digital paperweight this summer. This move is the clearest sign yet that the "plus" fatigue has reached its breaking point. We’re returning to the days of the "Big Bundle," just with a different UI. Are you excited to have all your Tyler Perry originals under one roof, or are you mourning the loss of a platform dedicated solely to Black stories? Drop a comment and let us know if you’ll be making the jump to Paramount+ or if this is where you hop off the streaming carousel. Stay tuned to The TV Cave for more updates on where your favorite shows are moving next because at this rate, they’ll all be on one app by Christmas. How do you feel about Paramount absorbing more of your favorite niche streaming services ?