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Mon  17 Mar 2025 Kai visits Trina at her apartment. She doesn't open the door and tells him she needs to be alone, but later lets him in. Trina shares Spencer Memories with Kai, who listens as she opens up. Kai tells Trina the more he sees of her, the more he wants to know. He gives her a Kiss and his Birthday Gift. It is a picture of their trip to the museum. Anna and Federal Marshall Thompson arrive at Laura’s apartment with a warrant for Martin Gray’s arrest.Tracy gets Martin arrested and extradited to California for a federal crime, not paying alimony. Martin has a conniption fit.  Carly is poisoned after drinking from the champagne bottle left outside Jack Brennan’s hotel room. It's polonium poisoning by Valentin. Jason tells Sonny about how they found Charlotte. A WSB Kill Squad came for Valentin, so Jason protected Anna and Charlotte. They discuss Sonny’s condo firebombing and review suspects. Sonny also tells Jason to take care of Sasha. Brook Lynn tells Chase Dante is the father of her baby. A hooded Valentin breaks into his old home and gets his passport documents from a hiding place in the fireplace. Sonny stops him. Tues  18 Mar 2025 This episode begins with Sonny confronting Valentin. Valentin tells him who’s trying to kill him and makes a plan to contact the hitman, Salisky. Sonny lets Valentin leave without his personal documents he came to retrieve. Joss and Vaughn, her WSB handler, discuss the real life of an agent. Vaughn explains that she can’t tell her family and friends what she really does. The mental part of being an agent is difficult. Joss assures him she can handle it. Anna helps Carly by contacting Robin, her daughter. She advises Isaiah on Carly’s care. The WSB Lab synthesized the antidote soon after Carly went into cardiac arrest. Isaiah stops Willow from contacting Carly’s family. Brook Lynn and Chase talk about her child and his father, Dante. Chase is furious, but agrees to not tell Dante about his son. A frantic Brad calls Stella for support. He tells her how things didn’t work out with Lucas.  His misguided thinking gets his feelings hurt. Marco and Lucas decide to keep in contact. There may be a new relationship developing for Lucas. Brad overhears them parting ways the next morning outside Lucas’ room. Lulu asks Dante to let Rocco stay with her and Charlotte. Dante asks her to wait because they are still grieving Sam. She agrees. Sasha and Jason decide to continue their baby father-pretense to protect Michael. Brennan tells a sleeping Carly she has his heart. She wakes. Wed   19 Mar 2025 Brennan and Sonny unite to get rid of Valentin. Brennan tells Sonny about Carly’s poisoning. Tracy tells Drew about Martin’s extradition to California. Drew is concerned, but won’t change his decision to move her families’ remains. Willow and Tracy face off, and Tracy tells her she’s making a bad decision defending Drew. Ava is broke per her accountant, Seymour. He curtails her spending, recommends living within her budget and leaves her only one credit card.  Nina offers Willow her own home for her family to prevent her moving in with Drew. Willow is thinking about it. Valentin is caught by Laura breaking into her apartment. Laura offers to help him, but he believes it’s too late for him. He wants to say good-bye to his daughter. Lulu tries to convince him to take Laura’s offer, but he refuses. Nina and Ava celebrate Willow’s possibly accepting Nina’s offer of a new home for her family. Sonny sends Jason to help Brennan get rid of Valentin. Anna tells Sonny he’s wrong to do so and rushes to save Valentin. Alexis and Ric battle each other over Cody’s case at PCPD. Molly’s affected by watching her parents’ public vehement arguments. She later finds out Cody was wrongfully arrested, and all is almost cleared, but Alexis doesn’t accept it. She and Ric start another argument. Cody takes Ric aside and explains to him what they are doing to their daughter. Molly tells her Mom the same. Sonny was really affected with possibly losing Carly. She assures him he can’t get rid of her. Thurs  20 Mar 2025 Brennan and Valentin are at the pier. Anna and Jason arrive. Anna gets Jack to stand down. She arrests Valentin. Later at PCPD, Valentin flirtatiously asks Anna if she still loves him. She denies, but he knows better, and continues that adorable smile he has only for her. She tells him it’s all over and he has to pay for his crimes.Chase confronts Lulu and tells her to stop harassing Brook Lynn, his wife. Lulu says Dante should know he has a child out there. Chase agrees, but it isn’t her business. He threatens to arrest her for breaking and entering (B&E) of Martin’s hotel room and spreading confidential information, for starters. Lois and Brook Lynn have a fight. Brook Lynn tells Lois she told Chase Everything including the fact that Dante is the father of her baby. She tells Lois she can’t trust her Mom anymore. Lois decides to give them some space and return to Bensonhurst. Carly gives Dante her statement on her poisoning. Felicia listens while Carly answers Dante’s questions. Afterwards, Felicia tries to get Carly to stay away from Jack Brennan.Laura and Sonny repair their past friendship. Sonny tells her he always considered her and Luke the family he needed. Laura’s glad to see Sonny changing for the better, and glad to be his friend. Jason intimidates Jack and tells him to stay away from Carly. Chase awkwardly tries not to tell Dante about Brook Lynn’s big secret, at PCPD. Fri  21 Mar 2025 This last episode begins with Trina and Kai going to the Pediatrics Sports Initiative Press Conference at GH. Kai no longer has to wear his sling. Kai is nervous, but Trina gives him a pep talk. Curtis and Jordan arrive, too. Curtis is there to support Portia. Curtis warns Kai about Drew. Portia is reluctant to attend, but does. Kai is Amazing.  Portia later goes to her office to review a medical record on Drew Quartermaine. Ava talks Portia out of challenging Drew even though he’s blackmailing her. Drew surprises Portia by thanking her for helping him. Trina and Drew both tell Kai he could have a career as a politician. Trina and Kai Kiss Again. Ava goes to Alexis’ office to beg for a loan from the Cassadine Estate. Alexis refuses, mostly after Kristina prompts her. Ava tells Alexis that supporting Kristina’s delusion is not helping her. Lucky later tells Kristina the same thing, and tells her to find peace. Valentin contacts Alexis to come see him. Valentin meets with Jason and strikes a deal. He gives Jason all the information he knows about Jack Brennan, and that Carly is his only vulnerability. Jason offers to do a favor for Valentin in the future. Liz and Lucky are getting closer together. They Kiss Again. Lucas returns from Miami and begs Carly to stay away from Brennan. She refuses. Lucas later tells Liz about his Miami Trip. He shares that he met his dream guy, Marco, but doesn’t think he’ll ever see him again. Willow decides to move in with Drew and won’t change her mind. Later that day, Nina breaks into Drew’s house, then his wall safe. She’s looking for something that can hurt Drew. She hears a noise when she’s about to leave. Valentin tells Alexis he needs her to do something for him. Jason rushes to Carly’s hospital room and forbids her from seeing Jack Brennan again.

Great news for fans of the hit AppleTV+ series Severance! The big apple has decided to renew the series for a season 3. The news comes at the same time season 2 wrapped up.   Severance premiered in February 2022 and did not come back for three years but received a whopping 14 Emmy nominations for the first season. Employees that work for the company Lumon Industries that are working on highly classified projects, must undergo "severance"—a medical procedure that implants a device in their brain so that they do not remember their lives outside of work while clocked in. Once an employee clocks out, they do not remember details of their job. This results in two very dissimilar personalities for each employee: the "innie", who exists solely within Lumon, and the "outie", who lives their personal life outside of work. Severed employee Mark must balance the challenges of managing his department, including the onboarding of a rebellious new innie, Helly, and when Lumon begins to intrude into his outie life things take a turn. The series is created by Dan Erickson and executive produced and directed by actor Ben Stiller. It stars Adam Scott, Zach Cherry, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Jen Tullock, Dichen Lachman, Michael Chernus, John Turturro, Christopher Walken, Patricia Arquette, and Sarah Bock. Ben Stiller said in a statement, “Making  Severance  has been one of the most creatively exciting experiences I’ve ever been a part of. While I have no memory of this, I’m told making Season 3 will be equally enjoyable, though any recollection of these future events will be forever and irrevocably wiped from my memory as well.”  Dan Erickson added in his own statement, “The idea of getting to make more  Severance  with the greatest cast and crew on Earth is more thrilling to me than all the world’s finger traps combined. “I can’t wait to continue spreading woe, frolic, dread and malice with these truly incredible people.” Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Ambitious - /amˈbiSHəs/ having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed.  The climb to the top can be filled with obstacles and land mines. Some can maneuver around them, others bulldoze through it. [SPOILERS]  For Heather, she has a tank that she uses full throttle to achieve her ultimate goal - success. The episode opens with Heather meeting with her new client, Sir. Even though her firm has provided new amenities for him (the man has a window in his private cell!), there is only one thing he truly desires - Gabrielle. Sir will not take a plea deal for kidnapping. Not with a 30 year price tag. Heather leans in and reminds Sir that Gabi won't see him in jail, but if they go to trial, he will get what his heart desires. Seeking out Gabi, Heather tells her Sir does not plan to take the plea deal. Gabi is surprised by this news, but it’s Heather comparing them as equals that leaves her bewildered.  “You are an ambitious woman like me,” said Heather. “We are nothing alike,” Gabi said. And this theme reiterates at the end of the episode when Trent and Heather finally lay their cards on the table. Heather appears at Trent’s job and asks why is he avoiding her? Are you in love with Gabi? For Trent, he doesn’t understand how she can defend Sir after he went into his home, stole his gun and had it used to shoot her. For Trent, his integrity is important, she just wants a career.  “Gabi protects the innocent, you are protecting a monster – I can’t be with someone like that..it’s over heather.” And so the love story of Trent and Heather has concluded. Is anyone surprised? Jamie continues to teeter between his past and present. Reaching out to Trent, Jamie cautiously probes for information: how much time would someone get for abducting a child?  If he doesn’t say anything, will he be an accessory? We can tell Jamie cares for the person who took him, but Trent reminds him that he is the Victim. But maybe Jamie doesn’t feel that way. How do you reconcile a wrong that hurt so many people?  The case of the week is filled with twists and turns that had the M&A team spooling different threads. Peter, An EMT who was accused of administering the wrong medication to a patient, was kidnapped in broad daylight. Sir reaches out to Trent at his job to provide assistance. But of course Trent shuts the offer down. As the team gathers clues to find Peter, we learn his partner, Amy, was the one who administered the wrong medicine and had her boyfriend Owen kidnap Peter. On top of that, it turns out Owen’s mother reported the incident because she overheard Amy and Owen’s conversation. Like I said, lots of twists and turns. The plot took another interesting pivot when Gabi found Peter in her basement, with a note under him that said “You’re Welcome, More to come.”  Maybe Sir found a way to help after all? Lacey and Zeke seem to have been keeping their distance after their kiss in the last episode. Margaret notices a change and slowly nudges a little info from Lacey. It was a sweet moment to see two friends talk about their personal life. For Lacey, everything is complicated and she doesn’t want to lose her best friend. For Margaret, she has been avoiding her daughter, Taylor, because Jamie is not ready to be brought back into the family. Just normal girl chat over coffee.    As the episode closes, Dhan finds cigarette buds outside of Gabi’s home. They are the same brand Jamie smokes. Is Jamie stalking Gabi? Determined to keep his family intact, Dhan said he will look into it. He just got Gabi back and he will not lose her again.  Leaving us with another cliffhanger, Sir gets a visitor, but it’s not someone I anticipated. And neither did Sir.  “Nice to see you Jamie,” Sir said. Yes - that Jamie! And now we wait for the next episode. Found airs on Thursday nights, stream next day on Peacock.

The series kicks off with Kristine Barnett passionately addressing an audience about her journey as a parent raising an autistic child. Without prior knowledge of the real-life saga, I dove in blind, intrigued as the scene sharply transitions—Kristine is abruptly arrested mid-speech for child neglect. We're swiftly transported back to 2010, uncovering layers of family turmoil and hidden secrets. Initially, the Barnetts endure a painful failed adoption of a child named Blanca, leaving visible cracks in their seemingly stable marriage. Mr. Barnett struggles openly, highlighting tension within the family. Kristine emerges as a capable child development specialist, ironically guiding other families while her marriage spirals silently. Opportunity soon strikes again when Natalia, a young girl with dwarfism, is introduced by a shady adoption agency. Immediately, alarm bells ring—the agency appears rundown and disorganized. When Kristine informs Sandy, the social worker, that she does not have an accessible home and it would take time to make it so, she is suspiciously indifferent to Natalia's accessibility needs. Then, they brazenly pressure the Barnetts to pay past medical bills. They are discouraged when they tell Sandy they need to seek legal counsel first, as Natalia would be placed in a group home otherwise. The Barnetts reluctantly fork over thousands, making it feel less like an adoption and more like an underhanded transaction. From the onset, Natalia's behavior issues begin. Her behavior escalates alarmingly—tantrums erupt during a family breakfast outing on the way from the agency. When she gets to her new home, she openly criticizes her new room for being "babyish." Things quickly spiral darker. Natalia's hostility toward Kristine turns sinister—shoving Kristine into a bathtub, wielding a knife and refusing to drop it when asked, and smiling ominously when no one else is watching. Predictably, Natalia has no issue cozying up to Mr. Barnett, deepening the psychological tension. Why is the issue always with the mom? It feels familiar. In the next episode, we jump forward to 2019, where we see Mr. Barnett remarried and portraying Kristine as manipulative when questioned by a detective. Kristine, now cast as the villain, vehemently counters this accusation. The series plays with perspectives, never clarifying who the true antagonist is. Further flashbacks amplify the drama. Kristine wakes from nightmares to find Natalia lurking suspiciously, sparking paranoia about hidden weapons. Natalia's troubling behavior continues, marked by unsettling events like the decapitated stuffed toy hidden beneath her bed. Suspicion grows when Kristine investigates the shady agency, uncovering potential child trafficking connections. The school suspends Natalia for intentionally harming other students, further complicating Kristine's position as both advocate and parent. Episode two peaks dramatically, ending with Kristine's shocking suspicion that Natalia isn't a child at all. After knocking and having the knock unanswered, she walks into the bathroom and notices pubic hair, an unsettling twist reminiscent of films like "Orphan." Though the acting is good enough, something about the narrative feels off, very Ryan Murphy-esque, where the actual victim is painted more like the villain. Real-life details get muddled with a 27-year-old actress being cast to play young Natalia which feels deliberate to sensationalize a situation that, in reality, clearly involved a genuine child. Despite its performances, the series struggles with believability. Major plot points lack clarity—why didn't the Barnetts thoroughly vet this shady agency? Why blindly accept demands to reimburse questionable medical fees? The narrative is captivating, but credibility falters, resembling a thriller rather than a nuanced exploration of a deeply troubling real-life situation. I'll stick around, hoping the narrative shifts to include Natalia's perspective, though my instincts tell me this won't happen. So far, it feels more like "The Waltons" meets "The Bad Seed"—intriguing but ultimately uneven. Grade: C

That was one of the most intense episodes of The Pitt so far. Episode 12 titled 6:00pm brought us nonstop subtle action minute to minute. You could not even focus on one patient because the doctors were on to the next. The doctors and medical staff working this shift are putting their skills and knowledge to the test as an influx of patients arrive from an active shooter situation at a concert. If this episode does nothing else, it truly makes you appreciate the medical professionals that signed up to save lives. Thank you. Before the patients arrive, Robby gives a breakdown on how the Emergency Room will work. He and Gloria are finally on the same page as they do not have time to argue; they have to prepare for war essentially. Poor Robby cannot get his stepson Jake on the phone (and judging from the preview for the next week’s episode, Jake may be dead on arrival; let us hope not). Langdon popped back up unprovoked, and Robby did not have time to send him packing as he needed all the help he could get. Collins is not answering her phone and things are awkward when Langdon and Santos cross paths again. I cannot get a read on how Dana is feeling about wanting to quit or does she want to continue. Two storylines in the episode I really appreciated was Dr. McKay ex-husband seeing her job firsthand and how she saves lives and Dr. Javadi sticking up to her mother and showing her that she is very much a capable doctor. I do not think she is going to get a date with Diaz however, but I could be wrong. Each episode, The Pitt gets more realistic and just when I think they cannot top the prior episode they step it up even more. Another great episode! What did you think? Drop a comment and vote in our poll.

Title:  Fly By Night (ARC) Author: Kelly Cain Genre:   Contemporary Romance Rating: Enjoyed Spice:  Flamin Hot Cheeto Synopsis: Margaret is a pilot who’s too busy fighting her misogynistic granddaddy to have any kind of relationship. So when a fling she thought she’d left back in London starts popping up around her family, Margaret doesn’t know what to think.  Leon is on the run from his family and their reach. After a whirlwind romance that crashed and burned right on the front pages of every rag in London, Leon hasn’t bothered getting to know anyone new. Now he finds himself miles away from home and questioning everything he thought he knew about relationships and friendships.  Can Leon and Margaret learn to let go of the past and the things that are tying them down, and learn to fly? Or will their professional and personal lives crash and burn?  Thoughts: Margaret is every eldest daughter I know. She stay fighting. No matter  if it’s the patriarchy of her family business or the “boys club” that is being a commercial airline pilot, Margaret is going to fight for her right to be respected.  Her individual relationships with her siblings are real; you can see she takes pride in nurturing those relationships and being there for her siblings. Their support of her in both her career as a black female pilot for a commercial airline and her drive to take over the family business shows that they love and respect her as much as she does them.  The family is full of great characters I can’t wait to learn more about as the series continues. Leon was done dirty and I can completely understand his drive to stay away from his family and the drama it brings, and remain unattached. His relationship with his brother is a huge green flag for me. Even though he’s distancing himself from the family name and business, he does all he can to hold on to his brother and make sure that connection remains strong. Even going as far as trying to make it stronger. The budding friendship he has with Dominick makes for some beautiful representation of what male friendships can be, supportive and open.  There was some spice on the page but for my usual taste, this was a very mild book. The story was good although I could have used a bit more scenes with Margaret and Leon and Margaret with her granddaddy and dad in the workplace but the storyline was straightforward and interesting. I will continue to follow this series cause I still need answers on the family secrets that seem to be overflowing this family cup.  Quotes:  I could do rough. -Leon “I hope you’re not in these Houston streets telling women to relax. I’d hate for my little brother to get cut.”  -Margaret FLY BY NIGHT- OUT APRIL 10TH 2025 **************                                                                                       @booksteantravel Rating: LOVED= 5 Stars. A new fav. Will be talking about every chance I get.  ENJOYED= 4-3 Stars.  It wasn’t a life changer but I would recommend.  0-2 Stars/ DNF= I will not post a review about a book I didn’t enjoy or did not finish. Good vibes only. I support anyone who’s brave enough to create their own work and put it out into the world for others.  Spice:  Puffy Cheeto- No Spice.  Crunchy Cheeto- Closed Door/Fade to Black Flamin Hot Cheeto- Spicy. A few detailed scenes.  Takis- Erotica. With more mature themes.

Mark Steven Dobies best known for his roles on One Life to Live and Guiding Light has died at 65 years old. His obituary does not give a cause of death, and no further information has been given at this time. He was an athlete who transitioned into acting after landing a role on Guiding Light. During his time on the now canceled soap opera, his character Noah Chase, was involved with leading lady Reva. After completing his story arc on Guiding Light, fans were delighted when he joined One Life to Live as Daniel Colson. During his time on that soap (also canceled), Daniel was involved in a heavy storyline with Nora Buchanan. His story took an interesting twist when he ended up being a murderer who killed two young adults. He also appeared on stage, off-Broadway (The Normal Heart) and guest starred on numerous television shows like Law and Order: Criminal Intent, CSI: Miami and Everybody Loves Raymond. He is survived by his mother, brother, sister and three children. Everyone here at Soap Wire and Je-Ree Reviews Media send our thoughts and prayers to his loved ones, colleagues, friends and family.

Wow! Now I know I have been giving Ava a hard time lately in my reviews, but I never thought the show would go there! So, Ava let it slip that Abbott has been taking bribes to arch nemesis (that was not too smart was it Ava) and now the district wants to conduct an audit at Abbott Elementary. The “I’ll hide the white kid” line from Mr. Johnson will live rent free in my head for a while. While all the teachers scramble to get rid of the bribes from the golf course, our favorite librarian lets it be known, “This isn’t my first raid.” I truly love these characters. Side note: Cree Summer is a national treasure. She deserves more credit than she is given. Any chance I get to praise her I will take it. She is definitely the Queen of Voiceovers and shout out to Quinta for adding her to the cast. Just when it seems like the crew is going to get away with the bribes, the owners of the golf course mess everything up. The last person I’d expect to fall of their sword for this school – Ava! She is suspended and has to leave. Barbara points out everything I have been saying about Ava. She has slowly been showing that she cares about the school, students and staff. Although I still feel like she goes a little too hard on Jeanine. At some point it stops being funny and is just mean, bullying behavior. Also, Ava and Jeanine in matching outfits was hysterical. Now that Ava is gone (I am sure not for too long) I want her back. It is the old be careful what you wish for because you just might get it. When she comes back perhaps, she will have a new perspective on the school. While we love characters for their quirks, a part of being a great character is growth. I want to see Ava grow. I am sure some fans will be upset by tonight’s episode but sometimes you have to shake things up (I am looking at you 911) and I am here for a little chaos before we put everything back together. I’ll take online bets on how long this will last. Two to three episodes or will this storyline be carried into next season? So, fans, I leave it to you. What did you think? Drop a comment and remember to vote in our poll below.

There was so much going on in last night’s episode of The Rookie  – I needed a moment to gather my thoughts. It certainly lived up to its title name because that was the most chaotic hour of television I’ve witnessed in a while. So much so, I wonder if it was intentional. It’s like I watched what could’ve been three different episodes. The episode starts off with John and Bailey going to meet with Celina; she wanted to introduce them to the new man she’s dating. What John didn’t know is that he’s already met him – Zander Hawley (son of showrunner Alexi Hawley) returned with a new song that he dedicated to John Nolan the “OG Daddy Cop”. I hope I’m not the only one who felt this, but his scenes were hilarious to me. His montage of songs that he showed Celina – wow!  This pairing between Celina and Rodge – hmm, I’m not buying it just yet. The chemistry just isn’t there for me right now. Again, I thought he was hilarious, but I don’t see him and Celina being together for much longer.  On a more serious note, Lucy and John are called in when three girls were found stabbed and left for dead. Only one of the girls was severely injured while the other two had a few cuts. As this story progressed, I couldn’t help but notice the similarity between this particular storyline and that of an actual case called “Slender Man” (look it up if you want).  Now, I’m all for “ripped from the headline” plots in network television, but this one seemed out of place with the entire episode. It felt rushed; there wasn’t enough time for the audience to figure out on their own that the girls were lying about what happened.  Seth shows up to the hospital and offers to help. While he’s there he runs into his previous oncologist and man was it downhill for him from there. I wanted to believe this kid so badly, but the lies kept coming. Not only that, there was never a reason to lie, he’d just volunteer it. Lucy asks how they knew each other and Seth tells Lucy that she used to be his oncologist. That’s odd because why isn’t she your oncologist now, Seth? Because your cancer came back, remember? His old doctor has no idea and asks why he didn’t call her and of course he comes up with a lie about having to see another doctor.  Lucy isn’t buying it; after consulting with Tim, they decide to call him on his bluff. They tell him he needs to take a blood test to prove he has cancer and if he denies the test he’s out and if he doesn’t have cancer, he’s out. Seth gets defensive immediately – Grey dismisses him from the FTO program.  Even with that happening, we also see an influx of inmates at the station, a blackout, and Smitty getting attacked by an escaped inmate. I may be forgetting something – oh yes, and James and Nyla have a lot to discuss. I wish they took the time to develop these stories, rather than putting it all together in one episode making the storylines difficult to follow.  I don’t understand the direction this season is going in. The plot is getting lost and I hope they find it soon. If I didn’t recognize the characters I wouldn’t believe it was The Rookie I was watching last night. I watch with extremely low expectations but it’s disappointing to leave with utter confusion.  I’d like to hear your thoughts - what’d you think of the all new episode of The Rookie ? Let me know!

Are you ready for another spinoff 9-1-1 fans? If you aren't ready, you need to get ready because the powers that be are making moves on this new spin-off taking place in Nashville. Just announced - Chris O'Donnell has been cast in the new show as Fire Captain Don Sharpe. Cap is described as,  “a rugged fire captain and rodeo rider who runs Nashville’s busiest firehouse with his beloved son. Don’s a devoted husband and family man but he has his secrets.” Chris O'Donnell, who is widely recognized for playing lead Special Agent G. Callen on NCIS: Los Angeles, although he will always be Robin to me, is a fitting choice for the new fire captain and poised to take over the franchise. Fans have expressed confusion over the cancellation of Lone Star just to have another spin-off in the South. Hopefully, fans will embrace the new spin-off. His role on NCIS Los Angeles was much beloved and fans were saddened when CBS announced cancellation of the series. No further casting announcements have been made but one can make an educated guess that a crossover is inevitable. Rumors are swirling that Angela Bassett may make an appearance in the pilot to usher in the new cast. The series is created by Ryan Murphy, Tim Minear, and Rashad Raisani, and executive producers are Murphy, Minear, Brad Falchuk, and Angela Bassett.   What disasters happen in Nashville that will set the series apart from Lone Star? Only time will tell once we fans are treated to first looks and trailers. In the meantime, keep it locked in right here at Je-Ree Reviews Media as we bring you the latest news and updates regarding further casting announcements, first looks and trailers.   The Nashville spin-off will premiere on  ABC  during the 2025-26 broadcast season.   Leave your thoughts in the comments!

In this episode of The Irrational, Alec and Rose get pulled into a tricky investigation involving the murder of Des, a member of the theater company. Rose is hired by Asok, who’s worried because her fiancé, Malcolm, has been acting strange as their wedding day gets closer. Rose brings Alec in to help, but at first, neither of them really knows much about Malcolm. As Rose starts digging into the case, she finds out that Malcolm’s been using multiple identities. Then, they find a bag of diamonds in Des’s coat pocket, which only adds more mystery to the whole situation. Marissa is also brought in when it turns out that the diamonds might be connected to Malcolm. It turns out Des found out about Malcolm’s secret and the diamonds, and when he confronted him, Malcolm agreed to split the profit from selling the diamonds. But Des had other plans he went to Maya, the owner of the theater, and told her he could use the money to save the theater. But Maya wasn’t having it. She tried to talk him out of saving it, because if Des succeeded, it would ruin her chance to sell the theater. Maya had a $1 million offer for the land, but her grandfather’s will had a clause that said she could only sell if the theater was failing. Eventually, we learn that Des’s murder wasn’t intentional. Maya was just trying to talk him out of saving the theater, but things went sideways. In a panic, she accidentally killed Des and then tried to cover it up by putting his body in a construction hole, hoping no one would find it. After all the drama and twists, the play finally goes on as planned. Maya is arrested in the middle of the performance, and Rose steps in to take over her role. Alec and Rose both impress everyone with their performances, especially Rizean, Kylie, and Phoebe. They all try to congratulate them, but when they turn around, they realize Rose has slipped away. Alec, sensing something is off, goes to find her. He eventually catches up with her, and she’s standing there looking upset. He asks her what’s wrong, and she reveals that she’s been assigned another case. But this one’s different; it's about someone from her past. Alec is clearly curious, so Rose drops a bombshell: the case involves her husband. Alec is stunned, and the two lock eyes, leaving everyone wondering what that could mean. The episode ends on that cliffhanger, setting up the season finale where we’ll finally find out more about Rose’s past and the mystery surrounding her husband.

Hulu's The Handmaid’s Tale is set to bring its gripping journey to a close, with the release of the official trailer for its sixth and final season Wednesday morning from Hulu. April 8, 2025, is the day, as the highly anticipated conclusion will deliver the next chapter in the unbridled battle against Gilead, where June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) continues to fight for freedom, justice, and her family. Margaret Atwood’s story has created a strong fanbase and we all want to know how it ends. In the trailer, viewers are given a hint of June’s steadfast resolve as she leads a revolution to bring down the oppressive regime that has destroyed countless lives. Gilead’s hold on power is slowly beginning to weaken, and June, who has already endured unimaginable loss and suffering, is ready to take the fight all the way to the heart of the regime. As the rebellion gains momentum, she becomes an even more of a force, willing to risk everything to tear down the system that has taken so much from her. But the revolution isn’t without its complexities. The final season will also follow Serena Joy (Yvonne Strahovski), Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) and Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) who will be dealing with their own drama this final season. Meanwhile, Nick (Max Minghella) will face tests of his own character. All of these characters have kept us on the edge of our seats. Screaming, shouting, crying at them over five seasons. It will be tough to see the story end. The final season will release in three parts, with the first three episodes available on premiere day, followed by weekly releases leading up to the series finale on May 27, 2025. Also prepare for the show to go out winning even more Emmy's than it already has. Be sure to keep it right here at Je-Ree Reviews Media as we bring you all the shocking twists and turns of the final season.