Netflix just dropped the plot twist we didn’t know we needed: Untamed , the gritty, wilderness-soaked murder mystery starring Eric Bana, is officially returning for Season 2. Yes, the series that made you side-eye national parks and question every park ranger’s backstory is back. It was originally marketed as a limited series, but clearly Netflix has read the room and realized we want more rugged suspense, more secrets buried under pine needles, and yes, more of Bana brooding in a forest. So what can fans expect from this unexpected second act? Here's your go-to guide for everything we know so far about Untamed Season 2 renewal, including the return of the fan-favorite cast, the creative team steering the ship, and where this twisty thriller might head next. Why Was Untamed Renewed for Season 2? Let’s be real. You don’t just cast Eric Bana and Sam Neill in a one-off and call it a day. Despite being labeled a limited series, Untamed  quickly climbed Netflix’s global charts after its release on July 17. With its moody cinematography, morally grey characters, and murder set against majestic Yosemite vistas, viewers couldn’t get enough. The buzz was real, the numbers spoke, and Netflix made the only logical move: greenlight another season. And according to Bana himself, he's thrilled to return: “The response to Season 1 has been a testament to the incredible effort by our crew to deliver something truly unique. I can’t wait to take Kyle on his next journey.” Translation: he’s back, and there will be drama. What’s the Plot for Season 2? Plot details are still tightly wrapped like a ranger’s emergency tarp, but here's what we know. Season 1 wrapped up the central murder mystery and ended with Kyle Turner stepping away from Yosemite, seemingly ready for a fresh start. That open door is now an open road. Season 2 will likely follow Turner into a new national park, where more federal secrets and wild crimes await. Think True Detective  vibes, but with more bears and bureaucrats. There’s even speculation that the show could take on an anthology format, bringing back Turner for a new case in a new setting with a rotating supporting cast. Who’s Returning for Season 2 of Untamed? Eric Bana is locked in, which is really all most fans need. As for the rest of the cast, Netflix has not yet confirmed who will return. Season 1 featured a stellar ensemble including Sam Neill, Rosemarie DeWitt, Lily Santiago, Wilson Bethel, and Raoul Max Trujillo. Depending on the direction of the new story, some may return, while others could be replaced by new characters tied to the next case. Behind the camera, showrunners Mark L. Smith and Elle Smith are also back in action, ensuring that Season 2 keeps the same gritty tone and high-quality storytelling fans loved the first time around. When Will Untamed Season 2 Hit Netflix? While no official release date has been announced, we can play detective ourselves. Given the show’s renewal was just confirmed and production timelines for a series like this typically run at least a year, we’re probably looking at a mid to late 2026 premiere. That gives you plenty of time to rewatch Season 1 and start speculating wildly about where Turner is headed next. A Wild Ride Worth Waiting For Untamed  returning for Season 2 is proof that great storytelling, a killer setting, and a brooding lead can still win the streaming game. With more dark secrets, more park-based intrigue, and probably a few new corpses, the next chapter is shaping up to be even wilder than the first. Whether you’re here for the mystery, the manhunt, or just to hear Eric Bana deliver lines like a grizzled forest prophet, this renewal is the best news since “skip intro” became a thing. Ready for the ride?  Drop your theories, your favorite moments from Season 1, and your dream national park setting for Season 2 in the comments. Let’s get wildly speculative.

Ready or not, NBC is coming in hot this fall with a lineup that's equal parts familiar, fresh and a little chaotic in the best way. Whether you're a die-hard #OneChicago fan, an SVU loyalist, or just here for Snoop Dogg on The Voice , the Peacock network has something for everyone this season. Let’s break down the NBC Fall 2025 schedule so you know exactly when to cancel your plans and glue yourself to the couch. Monday Nights Are All About The Voice and Medical Mayhem NBC Fall 2025 Schedule NBC kicks off its fall season on Monday, September 22 , with The Voice  Season 28 at 8 PM, featuring a coaching panel that includes Reba McEntire, Niall Horan, Michael Bublé and Snoop Dogg. Yes, that’s real. Following the musical chaos is Season 2 of Brilliant Minds  at 10 PM, starring Zachary Quinto as a doctor with more baggage than an airport carousel. Thursdays Are for Law and… Even More Law NBC’s Thursday lineup starting September 25  is a legal drama overload in the best way possible. Law and Order  returns for Season 25 at 8 PM, followed by SVU  Season 27 at 9 PM, and Organized Crime  at 10 PM. And if you're wondering why Organized Crime  feels familiar, it's because NBC is recycling the 10-episode season that already aired on Peacock. Budget-friendly and drama-packed. The #OneChicago Power Block Returns in October Mark your calendars for Wednesday, October 1 , because Chicago Med  (Season 11), Chicago Fire  (Season 14), and Chicago PD  (Season 13) are back-to-back-to-back starting at 8 PM. If you like your TV with a mix of medical emergencies, smoky heroics and brooding cops, this night is your Super Bowl. More Comedy, More Fallon and Even… the NBA? Comedy fans, hang tight until November . St Denis Medical  returns Monday, November 3, with double episodes, and Happy’s Place  follows on Friday, November 7  with the same treatment. Also, NBC is trying something wild this year — bringing NBA on NBC  back starting Tuesday, October 21 . Nostalgia alert. What Got Benched and What Got Cut The Hunting Party  and The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins  have been pushed to midseason. Meanwhile, RIP to Found , Lopez vs Lopez , and a few others that didn’t make the cut. You won’t be missed, Suits LA . Date Time (ET) Show Notes Thursday, Sept 4 7:00 PM Football Night in America 8:20 PM NFL Kickoff Game Sunday, Sept 7 7:00 PM Football Night in America 8:20 PM Sunday Night Football Monday, Sept 22 8:00 PM The Voice Season 28 Coaches: Bublé, Reba, Niall, Snoop 10:00 PM Brilliant Minds Season 2 Zachary Quinto medical drama Tuesday, Sept 23 8:00 PM The Voice (Tuesday edition) Thursday, Sept 25 8:00 PM Law and Order Season 25 9:00 PM Law and Order: SVU Season 27 10:00 PM Law and Order: Organized Crime Season 5 Previously aired on Peacock Friday, Sept 26 9:00 PM Dateline NBC Tuesday, Sept 30 10:00 PM On Brand with Jimmy Fallon New show Wednesday, Oct 1 8:00 PM Chicago Med Season 11 9:00 PM Chicago Fire Season 14 10:00 PM Chicago P.D. Season 13 Friday, Oct 3 8:00 PM On Brand with Jimmy Fallon (Friday) Second weekly airing Saturday, Oct 4 11:30 PM Saturday Night Live Season 51 Tuesday, Oct 21 6:30 PM NBA Pre-Game Show NBA returns to NBC 7:30 PM NBA on NBC First primetime game Monday, Nov 3 8:00 PM St. Denis Medical Season 2 Two episodes back-to-back 8:30 PM St. Denis Medical Friday, Nov 7 8:00 PM Happy’s Place Season 2 Two episodes back-to-back 8:30 PM Happy’s Place Held for Midseason The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins The Hunting Party (moved from fall) Stumble Surviving Earth (eight-episode event series) The Wall Canceled Shows Found Grosse Pointe Garden Society The Irrational Lopez vs Lopez Night Court Suits LA The NBC Fall 2025 schedule is a glorious blend of comfort food TV, buzzy newcomers and some surprises that might actually work. It’s clear NBC is swinging big with a mix of legacy shows and fresh experiments. Whether you're here for the drama, the laughs or the basketball, the Peacock is ready to strut. Let us know what shows you're watching this fall — or hate-watching, no judgment.

Welcome to The TV Cave's Daily Watchlist , where we slice through the TV noise and serve up the best of what's on , from messy reunions to prestige drama drops. Whether you're here for chaos, competition, or couture gangsters—there’s plenty to binge, stream, scream, and judge. Let’s get into it. ☕ 3:00 AM (ET): Streaming Smorgasbord for the Night Owls 🖤 Dope Girls  (Hulu – All 6 Episodes Dropped!) Welcome to post-WWI London, where the only thing sharper than the fashion is the criminal enterprise. Dope Girls  drops all six episodes, giving us Julianne Nicholson and Eliza Scanlen as fierce women taking over Soho’s underworld with style and swagger. If Peaky Blinders  and Killing Eve  had a daughter with a gin flask and a switchblade? This is her. 🔪 Hell Motel  – Season 1 Finale  (Shudder) The walls are bleeding, the guests are cursed, and now there’s a horror movie within the horror series? Meta mayhem hits a peak as Hell Motel  ends its twisted first season. Pack your bags—and your holy water. 💥 Trainwreck  – Docuseries Finale  (Netflix) It started as a Facebook joke. It ended with thousands of people storming Area 51. The final chapter of Trainwreck  dives into the viral chaos, the conspiracy lovers, and the Nevada locals who definitely didn’t sign up for this. 🤼‍♂️ WWE: Unreal  – Series Premiere  (Netflix – All 5 Episodes!) Wrestling is real—until it isn’t. WWE: Unreal  takes us behind the curtain and into the chaos of the WWE writers’ room. Think: backstabbing, unscripted drama, and superstars melting down in real time. No chair shots required to feel the pain. 🕖 7:00 PM ET: Celebs and Soccer? Say Less. ⚽ Running With Wolves  – First Two Episodes  (ESPN) Mark Consuelos and Kelly Ripa owning an Italian football team wasn’t on our 2025 bingo card—but here we are. Running With Wolves  follows the daytime TV power couple as they learn that buying a team is way messier than just posting cute team pics. 🕗 8:00 PM ET: Prime Time Shenanigans Begin 🌟 America’s Got Talent  – Season 20 Auditions Continue  (NBC) We're back on the AGT audition train, where hopefuls bring talents ranging from “breathtaking” to “what even was that?” Expect at least one dog doing backflips and a magician who probably won’t explain the trick. 🧠 The 1% Club  (FOX) Tonight’s contestants include a chicken farmer and a musically inclined realtor, all vying for bragging rights and a cool $100K. The twist? It’s not about trivia—it’s about logic. Translation: Expect everyone to panic under pressure. 🍸 The Valley: Season 2 Reunion Pt. 1  (Bravo) Andy Cohen has entered the chat, which means the gloves are off. It’s reunion time on The Valley , and the cast is bringing receipts, regrets, and a lot of overly tanned finger-pointing. Breakups will be dissected. Friendships will be set on fire. Just how we like it. 🕘 9:00 PM ET: Time to Get Twisted 🐍 The Snake  (FOX) Contestants are literally sent to their “graves” and must claw their way back by solving riddles and decoding secrets. As if that wasn’t creepy enough, secrets spill that could destroy alliances faster than you can say, “plot twist.” 🕙 10:00 PM ET: The Race to the Finish 🗺️ Destination X  – Season 1 Finale  (NBC) It all ends here. Rick, Peter, and Biggy race through London in a high-stakes showdown to find the final Destination X. $250,000 is on the line and only one will make it. The rest? Well, they’ll just be really, really tired. 💡 Cave Picks of the Day 🔹 Binge It Now:   Dope Girls  – style, substance, and street smarts collide. 🔹 Reality Royalty:   The Valley Reunion  – Andy Cohen never misses. 🔹 Stream Sleeper Hit:   WWE: Unreal  – wrestling drama without the body slams. 🛋️ That’s the Cave View That’s your TV lowdown for July 29, 2025 . Whether you’re in the mood to scream, swoon, or scream while swooning, your watchlist just got stacked. Keep it locked on The TV Cave  every day for recaps, reviews, and relentless snark. Until tomorrow, keep your remotes charged and your opinions louder than the theme songs.

Looking for the lowdown on the Fox Fall 2025 schedule? Grab your remote and brace yourself because Fox just dropped its full list of fall premiere dates and it’s a mix of familiar faces, competitive chaos and a whole lot of "wait, that's still on?" Whether you’re a sucker for celebrity game shows, live-action dramas or animated favorites, Fox’s fall lineup is locked, loaded and just weird enough to keep us watching. 📅 Fox Fall 2025 Schedule – Confirmed Dates and Times Day Date Time (ET/PT) Show Season Saturday Ongoing 7:00 pm Fox Sports Saturday N/A Friday August 29 8:00 pm Fox College Football Friday N/A Monday September 15 8:00 pm Celebrity Name That Tune Season 5 9:00 pm Celebrity Weakest Link Premiere (Fox) Tuesday September 23 8:00 pm Murder in a Small Town Season 2 9:00 pm Doc Season 2 Wednesday September 24 8:00 pm The Floor Season 4 9:00 pm 99 to Beat New Series Thursday September 25 8:00 pm Hell’s Kitchen Season 24 9:00 pm Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test Season 4 Sunday September 28 8:00 pm The Simpsons Season 37 8:30 pm Universal Basic Guys Season 2 9:00 pm Krapopolis Season 3 9:30 pm Bob’s Burgers Season 16 ⏳ Held for Midseason These shows are not on the fall schedule but are expected later: American Dad! Animal Control Beat Shazam Best Medicine Don’t Forget the Lyrics! Extracted The Faithful Family Guy Fear Factor: The Next Chapter Going Dutch Grimsburg Kitchen Nightmares The Masked Singer Memory of a Killer Next Level Baker  (4-episode holiday spinoff) Next Level Chef ❌ Previously Cancelled 9-1-1: Lone Star Alert: Missing Persons Unit The Cleaning Lady Rescue: HI-Surf 🤷‍♂️ Fate Still TBD Accused Farmer Wants a Wife The Great North So there you have it — the full Fox Fall 2025 schedule in all its slightly chaotic glory. From celebrity game nights to returning animated juggernauts and the network’s two surviving scripted dramas, Fox is clearly going for variety (and vibes). Whether you’re here for the guilty pleasures or genuinely hyped for Season 37 of The Simpsons  (seriously, how is that even real?), this lineup has something for everyone — or at least something to hate-watch while doom-scrolling. Keep this guide bookmarked because with Fox, midseason shakeups are basically tradition.

If you've been clutching your pearls waiting for news, fear not: The Gilded Age  has officially been renewed for Season 4, and yes, Bertha Russell is still steamrolling through society like a velvet-covered wrecking ball. HBO made the announcement just before the Season 3 finale, proving once again that Americans have an insatiable appetite for drama, gold-trimmed ballrooms, and petty rich people with too much time and too many monocles. Let’s break down what you can expect in Season 4, when it might air, and why this juicy period drama is just getting warmed up. HBO’s Gilded Gamble Keeps Paying Off Created by Downton Abbey’s  Julian Fellowes, The Gilded Age  has managed to turn high-society snobbery into must-watch television. Season 3’s viewership was up nearly 20 percent compared to the last, with Rotten Tomatoes giving it a deliciously high 95 percent rating. Translation: fans are eating it up like oysters Rockefeller at a Newport gala. The success convinced HBO to greenlight Season 4, which will continue to follow the Russell family’s unstoppable rise, Peggy Scott’s journey as a trailblazing journalist, and every high-society meltdown in between. When Will Season 4 of The Gilded Age Premiere? If you're hoping to see bustles and banquets next month, take a deep breath. Production hasn’t started yet, but based on the show’s lavish sets and glacial filming schedule, Season 4 likely won’t arrive until early 2027. That gives you plenty of time to rewatch every eyebrow raise and backhanded compliment. What to Expect in Season 4 More power moves. More social climbing. More Gladys making questionable decisions. And hopefully, more scenes where Christine Baranski demolishes someone’s dignity with just one line of dialogue. Julian Fellowes has hinted that he’s keeping the story open-ended, so there’s no end in sight just yet. Gird Your Loins and Polish the Silver The Gilded Age isn’t just renewed. It’s thriving. With Season 4 officially on the horizon, fans can expect even more opulence, ambition, and backstabbing in the most elegant way possible. Keep an eye on HBO updates and stay tuned for sneak peeks, casting news, and juicy spoilers. Craving more tea? Follow for updates, predictions, and scandalous breakdowns of every episode. After all, it’s not gossip if it’s historically accurate .

We’re back in the 1800s, baby, and The Gilded Age just keeps serving. Episode 6 gave us everything: family drama, petty shade, emotional growth, and even a literal jump scare to close things out. This was a jam-packed hour with enough tea to keep us hydrated for days. Let’s start in London, where Bertha shows up to rescue Gladys from the nightmare that is her new sister-in-law. And listen, Bertha didn’t just show up—she showed out.  She reminded Gladys exactly who she is: a Russell. A queen. A woman not to be played with. And Gladys? She understood the assignment.  The way she so calmly and confidently put that insufferable sister-in-law in her place? Goosebumps. Actual chills. And when she hit her with the now-iconic, “ Are you quite well? ” while the woman dared to stand up before her—I gasped  out loud. The subtle savagery! The poise! Even her husband and the guests clocked it and looked impressed. Our girl has arrived. It’s giving “new duchess, who dis?” Also, let’s not ignore the clear-as-day hint that Bertha’s maid is the one leaking secrets to the press. You didn’t hear it from me… but you did. Meanwhile, back in New York, we need to talk about Armstrong. I have one word: ugh.  Because of her petty gossiping, poor Jack’s finances got out, and now he’s been fired over something that honestly should’ve been a win. The man sold a clock! He made some money! That should’ve been cause for celebration, not dismissal. But in classic Jack fashion, he leaves with grace, even handing out cards with money to everyone. King behavior. I hope Armstrong stubs her toe every day for the rest of the season. And then there’s Marian. Girl. Please. The way she overreacted to Larry’s bachelor party presence like he was out in the streets wilding—it was giving drama for no reason. He did nothing  wrong. She really needs to relax. But to be fair, as much as I think they’re the blandest couple on television right now, they do  make sense together. They’re boring, but like... they’re each other’s  kind of boring. And that’s romantic in its own way. Now, Larry’s out in the mines, and let’s not kid ourselves—we know  he’s going to stumble upon something that saves George’s business. It's being set up too perfectly for anything else to happen. He’s going to find gold, oil, a hidden vault—whatever it is, George is gonna be just fine. I’m not worried at all. I did fell so bad for Ada once she realized she was being played about her dead husband, but she did get a taste of the cruel world. Hopefully she can move on. Peggy, meanwhile, finally opened up to Mr. Kirkland about her office romance, but is still holding off on the bigger revelations about her ex and her baby. I respect her pacing, but I really don’t think Kirkland will be fazed when she finally tells him. He seems solid—now if only his mother would stop being so consistently intolerable. If these two don’t work out, we riot.  Period. And finally, Oscar. This man has had a wild arc lately. He did something genuinely kind for the woman who scammed him, which shows he’s grown (a little). But just when it looked like he might be entering a season of good karma, bam —his ex, John, gets hit by a carriage in a scene that legit felt like a horror movie jump scare. One minute you’re sipping tea, the next minute you’re yelling at the screen. Poor Oscar can’t catch a break. This is going to hit him hard. All in all? Another stellar episode. A little chaos, a little scandal, a lot of satisfying moments. If this is how the rest of the season goes, we’re in for a truly rich finale. Let the 1800s drama continue.

TV So Good, You’ll Cancel Plans You Didn’t Even Have Welcome to your daily fix of what’s worth watching. Whether you're into ninjas leaping through obstacle courses, love triangles exploding on beaches, or wildlife behaving badly, we've got your primetime planned. ☕ Rise & Stream  – Your Early Watchlist 🏃‍♂️ Peacock, 3:00 AM ET Adaptive   (Docuseries Premiere) Follow the powerful journeys of four Team USA Paralympians training for the Paris 2024 Games. Expect sweat, triumph, and a whole lot of heart. Ezra Frech, Jamal Hill, Courtney Ryan, and Josie Aslakson are here to inspire — and they deliver. 🌀 Hulu, 3:00 AM ET The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball   (Series Premiere – All 20 Episodes) Gumball’s back, and this time he's up against everything from rogue fast-food giants to rogue artificial intelligence. Buckle up — it's loud, wild, and all 20 episodes are ready to devour. 🌆 Primetime Picks – 8:00 PM ET 🧗 NBC American Ninja Warrior We’re in Las Vegas for the semifinals, and it’s game time. The ninjas face an extended course featuring classic throwback obstacles. Only the strongest, fastest, and sweatiest will move on. 🦛 Discovery Channel Animals on Drugs From hammered bears to gators on meth and Colombia’s infamous “cocaine hippos,” this three-hour special proves that humans aren’t the only ones making questionable choices. Yes, it’s as bizarre as it sounds — and completely unmissable. 🌹 ABC Bachelor in Paradise A new arrival on horseback stirs up paradise, and it’s not exactly a peaceful ride. There’s tension, tears, and a shocking new couple that has everyone buzzing. ⛵ Bravo Below Deck Solene’s wandering attention has Kyle second-guessing things, while Jess makes a bold move to win Barbara’s heart. It’s a floating soap opera, and we love every messy minute of it. 🎄 Hallmark+ Christmas at Sea – Series Finale It’s the final night of the festive cruise, and love is in the salty sea air. A romantic celebration unfolds as one passenger faces a life-changing opportunity, with Hallmark stars in tow, naturally. 🧱 FOX LEGO Masters – Season 5 Finale The final teams are building for glory — and $100,000. The creations are wild, the stakes are high, and the pressure is one brick away from a meltdown. Who takes the crown? 🔥 At 9:00 PM ET – Drama, Danger & Trivia 🧙 TNT The Librarians: The Next Chapter   (Penultimate Episode) Graffiti is coming to life — literally. A teenage girl is in danger, and the team scrambles to connect the dots to Gregor’s Hammer before time runs out. 👑 Bravo The McBee Dynasty The McBees head to Lake of the Ozarks, where a massive argument threatens to tear Steven and Calah apart for good. Drama level: volcanic. ⚙️ FOX The Quiz With Balls Big-city New Yorkers take on small-town Midwesterners in a trivia face-off that tests everything from video game knowledge to chemistry. It’s fast-paced, funny, and surprisingly intense. 🍗 Food Network Worst Cooks in America – Season 29 Premiere Anne Burrell kicks off her final season with a group of brave kitchen disasters. First up: a “showstopper” signature dish, followed by a chicken dinner that’s sure to go off the rails. 🚨 10:00 PM ET – Late-Night Thrills 🚄 NBC Survival Mode – Series Premiere A high-speed train crashes during its maiden journey, and the survivors must band together to stay alive. It’s gritty, intense, and exactly what your night needed. 🍿 The TV Cave’s Pick of the Day: Animals on Drugs Come for the chaos, stay for the gator drama. It’s weird, wild, and absolutely unforgettable — the kind of TV you’ll be texting your friends about halfway through. That’s your TV playbook for today! Come back tomorrow for more unfiltered guides, fresh premieres, and reality meltdowns worth your time. Until then — control the remote, or someone else will.

Hold onto your spell books and vampire diaries, because AMC just dropped a magical bombshell at San Diego Comic Con 2025. Fans of Anne Rice’s Immortal Universe were treated to an epic first look at Talamasca The Secret Order  and the buzz is louder than a coven on full moon night. The secretive supernatural society is finally stepping out of the shadows and into your Sunday night lineup. Get ready because the premiere date is locked in and the trailer? Oh, it’s dripping with dark intrigue, secret agents, and just enough vampire tease to make you raise an eyebrow. Talamasca Gets a Release Date and a Crossover to Die For AMC confirmed that Talamasca The Secret Order  will officially premiere on Sunday October 26 2025 at 9 PM ET/PT  on AMC and AMC Plus. That gives you just enough time to rewatch Interview With the Vampire  and Mayfair Witches  before this interconnected occult thrill ride begins. In true Comic Con fashion the cast and creators revealed a juicy teaser trailer featuring a surprise appearance by none other than Eric Bogosian  reprising his role as Daniel Molloy from Interview With the Vampire . Yes you heard that right. The universe is expanding and the crossover potential is already giving fans life. What Is Talamasca Even About Think of it like supernatural MI6 with better coats and darker secrets. The Talamasca has always been the spooky organization pulling strings from the shadows keeping tabs on witches vampires demons and anything else that goes bump in the Anne Rice universe. Now they are front and center in a six episode season starring Nicholas Denton  as Guy Anatole a reluctant recruit with a mysterious past. Joining him are Elizabeth McGovern  as the wise veteran Helen and William Fichtner  as Jasper the cryptic leader of the London branch. Add in Maisie Richardson Sellers  and Jason Schwartzman  as a vampire penthouse dweller and you have a cast as strange and stylish as the lore itself. Why You Should Be Watching If you are into secret societies forbidden magic and vampires with drama this is your new obsession. With its sleek production dark humor and the promise of tying together the Immortal Universe Talamasca  might just be AMC’s ace in the supernatural hole. The Talamasca Era Has Begun With an October premiere date and a Comic Con trailer that actually delivered Talamasca The Secret Order  is shaping up to be must see TV for fans of the Anne Rice universe. Expect mystery expect magic and yes expect vampires lurking behind bookcases. Whether you are a longtime fan or just love a good dark fantasy drama this one belongs on your calendar. Want more updates on the Immortal Universe and Talamasca cast interviews? Hit that bookmark button and stay tuned.

The new Peacemaker Season 2 trailer  just kicked open the multiverse — and resurrected some serious family drama. The trailer dropped at San Diego Comic Con 2025, and it's packed with enough interdimensional weirdness, emotional gut punches, and superhero cameos to melt your brain in the best way possible. So what’s going on in Peacemaker’s wild return and why should you care? Let’s dig in. Peacemaker Enters a Parallel Universe — Of Course He Does Peacemaker Season 2 Trailer Because blowing things up in one universe just wasn’t enough, Peacemaker (John Cena, still absolutely killing it) now stumbles into an alternate reality thanks to a dimension-hopping gizmo built by none other than his very dead dad, Auggie Smith. This parallel world brings us a heroic version of Peacemaker that is... unsettlingly well-adjusted. It also sets up a trippy internal conflict where Chris Smith has to confront who he is — and who he could have been. Rick Flag’s Dad Is Out for Blood Surprise! Rick Flag Sr. (played by Frank Grillo with maximum vengeance energy) is back and he’s not here for therapy. The father of the man Peacemaker killed in The Suicide Squad  is now running A R G U S and dead set on making Chris Smith pay. This sets up a deeply personal villain arc that’s way more satisfying than another sky beam finale. DCU Cameos and the Future of the Franchise This season is fully locked into James Gunn’s new DC Universe. We’re talking appearances from Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, and even Maxwell Lord. The trailer shows Peacemaker awkwardly trying to audition for a hero squad — which goes about as well as you’d expect. It’s messy, it’s meta, and it’s hilarious. Peacemaker Is Still the Unhinged Hero We Need The Peacemaker Season 2 trailer  promises more chaos, more emotion, and way more ridiculous action sequences. With multiverse stakes, unresolved trauma, and some of the DCU’s biggest names popping in, this season looks ready to blow the roof off what superhero TV can do. Whether you’re here for the alternate timelines or just want to see John Cena curse at interdimensional doppelgängers, you won’t want to miss it. Get ready for the most unhinged season yet when Peacemaker returns August 21 on Max.  Want more DCU breakdowns, episode recaps, or snarky multiverse theories? Stick around. We’re just getting started.

The New Fixer Martin finally decides to come clean to Nicole—yes, all of it, even the murder. But Nicole’s reaction? Classic deflection. She pins it all on Bill. Meanwhile, Martin retreats to Orphey’s where Jacob just happens  to sit beside him, fishing for information. Martin dodges like a man who's been trained by lawyers. But Nicole is far from done. She storms over to Bill’s place for a verbal showdown. And oof, it’s brutal but so needed. Bill doesn’t deny the mess, but he asks a cutting question: Why does this family even need a fixer? He suggests that Vernon is the mastermind, but Nicole isn't buying it. She doesn’t flinch. “ I’m the fixer now. ” . Elsewhere, Dani and Nicole commiserate over Martin, just as Kat walks in. Nicole is this close  to telling Kat the truth when Jacob shows up to arrest her. Leslie pressed charges. He ultimately doesn’t cuff her and says he’s going to dig deeper. Kat rushes off to find Eva to put a stop to her mother's madness. Snakes, Bruises & False Flags Ted, clearly trying to sweep things under the rug, is on the phone with Bill, getting assurances about Kenny being gone. Leslie stops by unannounced and immediately plays damsel. She wears a scarf, knowing he'd ask about it. She shows him a bruise and vaguely blames "someone he knows", conveniently dropping hints about Nicole. Ted, the genius that he is, starts blaming himself. Leslie doubles down, and the conversation becomes about Eva and her work at his office. Leslie conveniently lets it slip that Kat framed Eva. She manipulates the moment, spinning herself and Eva as tragic victims while suggesting he rethink which mother/daughter duo truly has his back. Just when I think the sisters might have a chance everyone stands in the way of said chance. Later, Nicole visits Leslie and touches her bruise, and you guessed it, it is makeup. Leslie admits it and taunts that by the time the cops can reach her, the bruise will have healed.  Meanwhile, Naomi visits her grandparents, demanding answers about Martin's troubles. They hedge, but she sees right through it. Naomi knows it is due to her being married to a cop. Ultimately, they spill the truth. Ladies at the Club & Family Counsel Nicole and Dani run into each other at the country club. Nicole laments that she should have shown restraint; her tete-a-tete with Bill was exhausting. Dani teases that she just needs to build her stamina. My favorite sister's bond briefly. Nicole later meets with her grandchildren to offer some guidance about the chaos at their home. She's leaning all the way into her fixer era. Unnecessary Triangle Tomas and Eva...sigh. After some soul-baring and a kiss (ugh), Eva regrets it. Tomas doesn't. He casually lets it slip that he and Kat haven't had sex and if that weren't enough he continues to tell Kat's business. He reveals that Kat is a virgin, and they almost went there, but it felt like something to check off her 'To Do' list. What did Tisha Campbell say in Boomerang? He's a "Sleazy, slimy, slithering... snake ." Only she didn't say snake. He insists on walking Eva home to her hotel, and when she declines, he claims it is for her safety. At the hotel, they get too cozy. Eva ultimately pulls back, refusing to become a side piece like her mother. Kat shows up at the worst time, needing Eva's help, and Kat isn't someone who would ask this of Eva unless it was for someone she loves deeply. Her approach seems genuine, but... Eva wants Tomas to hide, but he insists on facing her. He lies right to Kat’s face while Eva silently watches. When Kat leaves, Eva calls Tomas out, if he really didn't want to hide anything, why did he hide what happened between them? It is because he does want to be exclusive with Kat, unlike what he said earlier, that they weren't exclusive. Eva sees him for who he is. When he tells her that he wants her in his life, she hesitates, but when he leaves, she says she is done. During Friday’s episode, the triangle gets messier. Chelsea is excited about the launch, but Kat is angry and distracted. She tells her the issue is Eva. She explains that she found Tomas in Eva’s room. She blames it all on Eva, and she is not going to let Eva have her man. Abeg, please stop making women stupid for a man. As much as I want Tecole back together, he has to earn it, and I appreciate that she is not just swooning over his gestures. What I don't enjoy is his attitude about it. Back to this triangle, Kat calls Tomas to come over. He does and is surprised to see Chelsea, but she is on her way out. Kat tells Tomas that he should have been the one to call. He says he wasn’t sure how to go about it. She tells him not to insult her intelligence by lying to her. He said he didn't, but defends Eva, saying that her family isn't giving her a fair shake. See, he frames it as though he just feels sorry for Eva and can relate to her, so he is being a friend. Kat doesn't like it. She tells him full stop if he wants Eva to go get her. He turns it around on her when she asks for clarity, saying Eva is just a friend. Kat asks, "What am I?" He said he thought that was clear, but he says he is not clear on where HE stands. Insert Kandi GIF here, "The Lies, The Lies". Kat holds him to the fire, but in the end, she falls for his gaslighting, or maybe she just wants to make sure that Eva doesn’t get her man. Either way, the look of regret on her face at the end of the episode says enough. She gave her virginity to a snake and doesn't fully understand why. Taken Black Female Allison fakes an injury and blames Craig. Chelsea offers help through her father, but Allison gets mad and declines. Madison isn't buying it and pushes Chelsea to reconsider her blind support. Chelsea confronts Allison, who continues acting shady. Even Chelsea is now stepping back. Baby Hamilton & Family Feuds Hayley and Bill take up space and continue looking awkward together. Later, Naomi and June eat at Orphey’s where June pays with fake money . Hayley interrupts their lunch, asking if Bill killed someone. Naomi tells her: Ask Bill. It should also be noted that Hayley somehow got an ultrasound and is making mysterious phone calls. Yeah, that baby does not exist. The running speculation is that she hired a surrogate, but I don't think so. I think she has a doctor on retainer and, with access to Bill's money, she will have the means to buy a child. Model Behavior Pam visits Dani, who's struggling with Martin’s drama. Pam boosts her spirits with news about the agency’s success. Then she brings backup: Andre. They do a photoshoot that goes so well, Dani ends up back in Andre’s bed. It’s giving second chances… until the preview ruins it. Next week’s tease?  Andre is in bed with Ashley . No one asked for a triangle with Ashley, Dani, and Andre; it doesn’t even make sense. Additionally, adding Shanice into the mix does not help things for Ashley; it only highlights that Ashley is the weakest link. Final Thoughts Nicole is stepping into her power, and it's riveting. Watching her call out Bill, and school her grandchildren is peak matriarch energy. Tomas, on the other hand, is repulsive. Kat AND Eva deserve better. We could be seeing the start of a genuine bond between them if Tomas were tossed and Eva were to detach from Leslie. Dani and Andre? I could still root for them, but only if Ashley is left out of the equation. I will say this, I absolutely will not watch a triangle. I already fast forward through Ashley's scenes when I can't watch live. This triangle, I will skip. Thumbs Up: Nicole’s “fixer” arc and reading Bill down. Dani’s modeling return and Andre’s support Madison clocking Allison’s mess Thumbs Down: Tomas being rewarded for snakery Kat being dumbed down over a man The potential Ashley-Dani-Andre triangle

The blood is back the betrayal is better than ever and now there's a badass female gladiator flipping into the spotlight. STARZ just dropped the first trailer for Spartacus: House of Ashur and it's pure chaos in the best way possible. The Gladiators Are Back But With a Sinister Twist Spartacus: House of Ashur Trailer Fans of the original Spartacus  series already know it was never about subtlety. Buckets of blood graphic arena brawls betrayal that would make a Roman senator blush and yes a ridiculous amount of slow motion. Well guess what Ashur is back and he is bringing all of it and more. In the brand new trailer unveiled at San Diego Comic Con STARZ gave fans their first taste of House of Ashur  the surprise sequel-slash-spin-off we didn't know we needed. The series picks up in an alternate timeline where Ashur played by the always-sinister Nick E Tarabay didn't die a brutal death in Spartacus: Vengeance . Instead he’s thriving owning his own ludus and rewriting the rules of gladiator combat. Meet Achillia The Gladiatrix Who Breaks Everything The biggest surprise of the trailer besides Ashur still being alive and somehow more smug is the introduction of Achillia . Portrayed by Tenika Davis  Achillia is the first female gladiator in the Spartacus  universe and let’s just say she makes one hell of an entrance. Midair flips deadly choreography and some serious intensity Achillia is clearly not here to play nice. The trailer teases her rise in the arena and the ripple effects she causes in a world built on tradition ego and extremely sweaty men yelling in Latin. If Ashur is chaos incarnate Achillia is the wild card ready to burn the whole deck. Expect Blood Sex Politics and More Blood Let’s be honest nobody comes to Spartacus  for quiet character drama and peaceful resolutions. House of Ashur  seems to embrace the original formula and turn the dial up to eleven. In just under two minutes the trailer gives us everything we’ve been craving — intense arena fights steamy backroom deals gratuitous shirtlessness and so much betrayal you might need a whiteboard to keep track. Also returning is that over-the-top stylized violence we all pretended was “artistic” back in 2010. You know the kind. Arterial sprays in slow motion flying sand and emotional monologues between stabbings. Glorious. A Reign of Power Ashur Style Ashur’s character has always been one of the most hated and loved in the franchise. His survival and rise to power flips the world of Spartacus  on its head. No longer groveling or scheming from the sidelines he’s now pulling all the strings and flexing that greasy villain energy we can't get enough of. From the trailer it’s clear House of Ashur  won’t just rehash old tropes. It’s building something darker more unpredictable and honestly more fun. When and Where to Watch Spartacus: House of Ashur Spartacus: House of Ashur  is set to premiere on STARZ in winter 2025. While no exact release date has been announced yet this trailer already has fans sharpening their swords and dusting off their togas. Gladiators Gone Wild and We’re Here for It If you missed the ruthless backstabbing and epic arena bloodbaths Spartacus: House of Ashur  is about to scratch that itch with a flaming Roman spear. With Ashur in charge and Achillia turning the arena into her personal stage this sequel series promises to be a wild ride filled with power plays shocking twists and enough eye candy to keep you glued to the screen. So grab your goblet raise a toast to betrayal and get ready for the glorious mess that is Spartacus: House of Ashur . Liked what you saw in the trailer? Think Ashur deserves redemption or another dagger in the back? Sound off in the comments and let the bloodthirsty debate begin.

Revising last week’s speculation, yes, Dexter did  pick up the invitation. He’s now occupying space in the fake Dark Passenger’s home, even going so far as to remove his thumbprint to attend the so-called “dinner party for serial killers.” Harry tries to talk sense into him, but Dexter insists he’s prepared for whatever lies ahead. Dexter assumes the identity of the killer he previously eliminated. Apparently, given this group's mystique and careful movement around the city, they prove that common sense is not quite common. Because despite supposedly tracking him, they don’t recognize that he’s not who he says he is. Mask off, he enters a lavish home. The host, played by Peter Dinklage, is a serial killer fanatic who idolizes what they do. Dexter is unsettled but curious. Charlie, the recruiter (played by Uma Thurman), remains mostly silent and mysterious, trailing behind them. As the host shows Dexter around, he leads him into a dungeon-like cellar, a serial killer museum filled with macabre artifacts, including John Wayne Gacy memorabilia and even Dexter’s original calling cards. Dexter ironically thinks to himself that the man is off his rocker, but he humors him. One by one, the other “guests” arrive. Mia, played by Krysten Ritter, is known as “Lady Vengeance” for targeting predators. Kyle (Eric Stonestreet), also known as Rapunzel, arrives next, followed by Lowell (Neil Patrick Harris), a tattoo collector. It is strange how the host vicariously lives murder scenarios at these parties by having the members show and tell. Lowell's show and tell was him stalking someone he recently tattooed. Looks like that earned him an invitation to Dexter's table. Meanwhile, Batista is still on the hunt. He tracks down the new owner of the truck, who says he bought it from Harrison. Batista later finds Harrison at the hotel. When Harrison tells him Dexter is dead, Batista doesn’t correct him, he uses the moment to dig for more information. After learning about the murder of a hotel guest, Batista tells Harrison that some of Dexter's victims did nothing wrong but were still his victims. Those victims include his mother. Harrison is visibly upset but does not crack. Before he makes his exit, Batista gives Harrison a speech warning him not to follow in Dexter’s footsteps. Harry voices concern that Dexter isn’t there to hunt this group, but rather, that he might be starting to feel a sense of belonging. That could cloud his judgment. Each of them violates the Code and should be on his table. Mia intrigues Dexter, she’s a vigilante like him, potential romance, if she doesn’t end up on his table. Lowell, however, isn’t so lucky. As for Harrison, he’s unraveling. He visits Elsa looking for comfort, but things get awkward when he tries to kiss her. He bolts, still spiraling. Haunted by the ticking of the rapist’s watch and Batista’s words, he finally decides to turn himself in. He calls, gets voicemail, then goes to the precinct. Just as he’s about to step forward and confess, Dexter grabs his shoulder. Harrison turns, stunned. Cut to black. Review – What Is the Point? This episode started off slow but picked up in the final fifteen minutes. Still, something’s missing: the thrill of the hunt. The puzzle. The crime that needs solving. The chase that kept Dexter sharp and viewers engaged. I understand he can’t return to Miami Metro, but why not NYPD? His record is clean. No charges. No convictions. It’s a missed opportunity not to embed him in the system again, giving us that delicious tension between killer and cop. Instead, we get a “secret society of serial killers” hosted by a twisted billionaire. It’s giving… nothing. Maybe they’re trying to give Dexter a new social circle, a mirror for his dark side, a pool of victims. But it does not feel needed. It actually stalled most of the episode. Once again, Harrison is the heart of the episode. He doesn’t get a ton of screen time, but Batista lays some heavy truths on him, including the bombshell that Dexter is the reason his mother died. That, paired with his own guilt and lurking dark passenger highlights the duality between father and son. Harrison's downward spiral is compelling and raw. Final verdict: 6/10. Harrison carried. The rest? Still waiting for it to land.