This episode begins with two women in a remote area. One is ill, and the other has to help her in an old truck. They drive off, but don’t get far before someone takes aim and shoots the driver. Will is struggling emotionally after accidentally shooting a 14-year-old boy named Marco. He attends a therapy session with Dr. Martin, but feels frustrated and unresolved, refusing prescribed medication. Will goes off on him and tells him he's bad at his job and that the session is a waste of time. It won't ever bring Marco back. Will abruptly ends the session and storms out.  Will’s relationships with Marion and Faith suffer as he becomes more isolated and focused on solving cold cases during desk duty. Faith tells Will she will take over as Jeremy’s handler. Will begs her to let him handle it, since he knows Rafael, but she refuses. Faith and Will’s partnership becomes strained, with Faith taking on more responsibility. They devolved into an estranged couple.  A truck crash leads to the discovery of two victims: one deceased (Aster Danforth) and one alive (Jade Meritson). Aster was shot while driving, and Jade has a tapeworm infection. The tapeworms are all the same species. The team connects their infections to contaminated food and traces the victims' ties to the mysterious Olaf Institute. Will finally meets Seth, Angie’s boyfriend, and they nerd out over tapeworms before even getting introduced. Seth later tells them Jade Meritson’s infection source was retained placental tissue. Seth tells them she gave birth a couple of months ago. The Olaf Institute, led by Rain Woods, is a self-help organization with a cult-like vibe. Rain is also the guardian of multiple children, including one involved in a shooting incident, Finn Lambert. The institute becomes the focus of the investigation as the team suspects deeper criminal activities. Later, Will meets with Marion to tell her he’s going undercover. She tells him she loves him, but he doesn’t return it. Marion breaks up with him due to his inability to cope with trauma and accept love.  Angie navigates her new relationship with Dr. Seth, while helping with the case. Amanda gives Will instructions before leaving. This is the first time she is really worried about him, and warns him about the danger of the Olaf Institute. This cult leader, Rain, caused calm Amanda to lose her cool. Will later successfully infiltrates the Olaf Institute undercover, hoping to uncover its secrets. The episode explores themes of guilt, redemption, and the emotional toll of working in law enforcement. It is intense, emotional, and filled with suspense. It has a solemn, impending doom feel. The sadness and despair of Will is heartbreaking. Little Betty fails to ease his troubles. Him surviving this undercover assignment will be difficult. This episode was well-written, because it kept the viewer intrigued and set up interesting developments for the next episode.

Actor Val Kilmer, who starred in films such as Top Gun , Batman Forever , and The Doors , has been a top figure in Hollywood for many years. He has faced significant health challenges in recent years, particularly with his battle against throat cancer. Sadly, he passed away at the age of 65 The New York Times has reported. Val Kilmer was born on December 31, 1959, in Los Angeles, California. His acting career began in the early 1980s and after attending Juilliard, Kilmer quickly garnered attention for his distinctive style and dominating presence on screen. His breakout roles in films like Top Secret!  Released in 1984 and Real Genius  released in 1985 paved the way for his memorable career in Hollywood.  It was Kilmer’s performance in The Doors  (1991), where he portrayed the icon Jim Morrison, that truly cemented his place in Hollywood. His insanely realistic portrayal of Morrison earned him widespread acclaim and established him as one of the most talented actors of his generation. That same year, Kilmer starred as the enigmatic and complex Doc Holliday in Tombstone  (1993), another role that would become a fan favorite. However most fans will always remember and celebrate his role as the Caped Crusader of Gotham, Bruce Wayne, the Dark Knight, Batman in Batman Forever. Critics may have given him a hard time and of course he was replaced but the film holds a special place with the fans. Once Batman, always Batman you will be.  After suffering from cancer, he led a relatively quiet life on his ranch. Reports indicate he was selling some of his land. Fans were treated to a special cameo appearance in Top Gun 2 alongside Tom Cruise a few years ago. He is survived by his children, a son and daughter. Our condolences are with his family and loved ones.

Think you have a job to die for? Well, whatever your line of work, I can assure you it is nothing compared to the killer responsibilities of Hub Halloran, aka The Bondsman — antihero and central character in the latest supernatural series from Amazon Prime Video that follows one man’s journey to stay out of Hell by doing killer ops for the devil. No need to go over that one again, you read it right the first time! Hub Halloran is a small town bounty hunter who gets a second chance at life when he is unceremoniously murdered trying to collect a bounty. Resurrected by the devil to trap and slay demons who have escaped from Hell, Hub is in a race against the clock to collect the wayward evil spirits, and prevent the end of times, before he is sent back, himself, to live out his eternity in the underworld. Created by Grainger David, the limited run horror action series premieres exclusively on the streaming giant April 3, bringing Golden Globe winner Kevin Bacon back to the small screen as the titular character. What starts out as Hub Halloran’s revenge story on the men who attempted to kill him, quickly devolves into a supernatural one as he is forced to serve as a henchman for Hades, all while struggling in his personal life with unresolved feelings for his ex-wife, as she moves on with both her love life and the music career they once shared. Added to the mix is his teenage son with his own musical aspirations, and his mother who is worried about saving her son’s soul. Though the premise is eerily similar to the short-lived ‘90s Fox TV hit, Brimstone , The Bondsman’s mix of supernatural drama with real-world issues makes it surprisingly relatable, and the lead character’s growth as the season proceeds hints at a chance for redemption. It brings a modern edge and just enough twists to make it somehow feel new. The Bondsman blends action, horror, and drama with a dose of humor, with each episode typically featuring Hub encountering mythically-named spirits of the underworld who embody unsuspecting residents of the small Georgia community of Landry. The consequences of which often lead to climactic confrontations for the bounty hunter and his no-nonsense, Bible-loving mom and business partner. Hell hath no fury like a woman with GOD as her guide. Nevertheless, to be skeptical of such a fate would be the understatement of the century, and, yet, Hub takes it in stride as much he does finding out he is has to take his marching orders from his quirky hellbound handler, Midge, (Jolene Purdy), Landry’s resident Martha Stewart wannabe. It doesn’t take long to recognize that Hub will not be alone in his fight. Supported by his tough-as-nails mother, Kitty Halloran, played by Beth Grant, the fight to keep Hub aboveground, himself, quickly becomes more of a family affair. After all, when it comes to bounty-hunting, like mother, like son.  In the role of Kitty, Grant proves, herself, once again an exceptionally versatile actress with her ability to seamlessly transition between a wide range of emotions, from the dramatic to the comedic, at times, all in one scene, as she does so effortlessly in The Bondsman. With her distinctive voice and engaging presence, Grant brings a unique depth to Kitty, portraying yet another strong, memorable woman.  Bacon’s equally charismatic performance as the hardened bounty hunter with the self-deprecating swagger creates such a naturally believable character persona for Hub that makes demon-hunting on the regular something that does not give the rest of us pause for concern. But, did we ever doubt it would?  Bacon has been adept in delivering on implausible storylines as only Kevin knows how — after all, he gave us the cult classic, Tremors, back in the day. He’s got this. Regardless, it is just fun to watch both the witty repartee and vulnerable moments between Bacon and Grant, as mother and son.  As the show explores a variety of demonic threats to Hub and his neighbors, it also dives into the characters' personal lives, relationships, and struggles, particularly, Hub having to come to terms with the circumstances of his own demise and the reasons for being sent “down under,” himself. The bounty hunter-turned demon slayer’s musical past also gives Kevin Bacon fans a double dose of the star’s talent as we get to experience his music and acting talents, as they intersect for the first time together onscreen. Jennifer Nettles plays opposite Bacon as Hub’s ex-wife and former singing partner, Maryanne, whose regular performances at the local watering hole have Hub nostalgic for what could have been, both personally and professionally — whether he would allow himself to admit or not. Of course, watching his ex with her new beau, Lucky O’Callahan, played by Australian actor Damon Herriman, does not help matters. Particularly knowing that Lucky, the Yankee bar owner with a questionable past and the thorn in Hub’s side, believes he knows better than the bondsman how to care for Maryanne and their son. Nettles, best known for being one-half of country music duo, Sugarland, made her transition to acting with her Broadway debut in 2015, starring as Roxie Hart in the musical "Chicago."  No stranger to television, Nettles has also had a recurring role in the hit series "Nashville.” As one who has never been a superfan of supernatural horror, The Bondsman had me locked in — less for the blood and guts and fantastical concepts, of course, but more so for the underlying “a-ha” that almost gets lost in all the series’ theatrics. It is the idea that flawed individuals can and do have the capacity to be extraordinary in doing their part for love, life, and humanity, even if it is only to selfishly stay away from Hell’s fury. Season 1 of The Bondsman, streams on Amazon Prime. Join the hunt, beginning April 3.

Shailene Woodley has joined the cast of Paradise  for season 2.  Not too much is being said about her character other than she will be in a recurring status. Season 2 is currently in production and stars Sterling K. Brown, Sarah Shahi,  Julianne Nicholson, Aliyah Mastin, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Percy Daggs IV and James Marsden.  Spoiler Alert! Seriously, if you are not caught up on season 1 do not keep reading. James Marsden plays the President of the United States and has been murdered. Sterling K. Brown plays his top secret service agent but a rift happens in their relationship when James’ character withholds details regarding the end of the world and does not give enough time for Sterling’s character to save his wife before a select few get to move to “Paradise” while the world is ending around them.  Shailene Woodley got her start on the teen drama The Secret Life of the American Teenager where she starred as pregnant teenager Amy Juergens, navigating her way through high school as a teenage mother. The series also starred Molly Ringwald, Jennifer Coolidge and Mark Derwin. Woodley has since gone on to be nominated for a Golden Globe and Emmy proving she is more than a child actress.  Paradise has become a quick hit with viewers and Hulu was even quicker to renew it for a season 2.  If you do not have a Hulu subscription, no worries, Disney (the Parent company to Hulu) will be airing the first season of Paradise  on ABC starting April 7th at 10pm.  Variety was first to report the news of Woodley’s casting.  What do you think of this Paradise  casting news? Drop a comment and remember that The TV Cave has all your latest television news, reviews, previews and interviews with your favorite television stars! Keep it locked right here!

Trevor Jackson, known for his role as Aaron Jackson on Grown-ish (the ABC/Disney/Freeform comedy spin-off of Black-ish) has been cast in Grey’s Anatomy. His character will make his debut on May 8th (the penultimate episode) with the role potentially becoming permanent when ABC officially renews the medical drama for an incredible season 22.  The word on the street is that this new mystery role was sought after by many young actors and Jackson won the role. He and Disney have a long standing relationship as Jackson got his start in theatre and Broadway playing Young Simba. He also starred alongside Regina King in Season 2 of John Ridley’s ABC anthology series American Crime . Grey’s Anatomy has had a crazy season 21 so far. Finally returning after that long winter hiatus, the surgical interns at Grey’s Sloan lost one of their own when Mika Yusada decided to quit the program after her sister died from a car accident. The accident was Yusada’s fault as she was so overworked and tired from caring for her sister, she had not been sleeping. She got behind the wheel of a car extremely sleep deprived and fell asleep at the wheel causing the accident. Yusada attempted to return to work after taking little time off but the work proved to be too much for her and she left the program and potential love interest and fellow surgical intern Jules.  This leaves an open spot and it appears that Jackson’s character may fill the role perfectly. I also suspect he may cause some drama between Simone and Lucas who appear to be in rocky waters since Simone snagged her first solo surgery who just also happened to be Lucas’ patient. Lucas is also feeling a little left out having to repeat his year.  The drama does not seem to be slowing down anytime soon.  What do you think of this casting news? Drop a comment.

Today's episode opens with Laura upstairs above the GH Nurses Station looking down on the activity swirling around it. Sonny goes up to talk with her. It's a Big Day, and Sonny wouldn't miss it. Laura thanks him for coming, because she knows he’ll always show up when it counts. Alexis and Curtis are walking towards the elevator after attending their AA Meeting. Curtis tells Alexis if there's a problem getting there, she can find closer locations near her home. Alexis says she loves it there because it's familiar and she likes it there at GH. Curtis feels the same. Felicia goes over to talk to Carly and Donna. Donna’s there for a shot. Felicia congratulates her on being braver than her. They are going over to see Bobbie’s photo. Terry goes to see Portia. Terry updates her on the last minute dedication touches. Terry thought of something just as they were going to the gathering. Lucy knocks on the Wyndemere front door. Jenz Sidwell opens and lets her in. He was intrigued by Lucy's phone message. She mentions the General Hospital Nurses Ball. Laura and Sonny head to the new General Hospital Cardiac Care Center. No one's seen it, yet. Tracy gives Laura some sad news.  Lucy gives Sidwell a brief history of the General Hospital Nurses Ball. Sidwell sees the Nurses Ball as a fundraiser. Lucy brags about her gowns, but still hasn't told Sidwell what the Ball’s worthy cause was. He entreats her to tell him. She tells Jenz the Nurses Ball was created to raise funds for research and to fight HIV and AIDS. She tells of some who were lost to the disease, Stone Kates, John Hanley, and others.  Not all died. Some survived, Robin, Anna and Robert Scorpio’s daughter, was one of them.In a GH Exam Room, Anna talks to her daughter, Robin, on her cell. She tells her about the new Cardiac Care  Center. Mac comes in and informs her about GH’s 62nd Birthday! They agreed GH has a lot of good years ahead of it. Mac’s there to give Anna a ride home. She accepts and gives him a hug. Tracy tells Laura and Sonny that Monica won't attend the Cardiac Care Center Dedication. She explains that Monica has a respiratory problem, and shouldn't be around a lot of people. Laura says Monica needs to attend because she's the reason GH is updated and leading in cutting-edge medical treatment. She's the Heart and Soul of GH. Laura says her Mom would agree.  Donna, Carly and Felicia get to the Memorial Wall of Cherished GH Employees. Donna says hi to her Grandma’s Photo, Bobbie Spencer. Carly agrees they all miss her. Felicia tells Donna her nursing wasn't just a job to her Grandma. It was Her Calling. Donna asks her Mom what that is. Carly explains it to her daughter.  Felicia tells Donna her Grandma was her best friend. Carly tells her that what she does for the patients was a gift. Her Mom would be proud. Felicia gives her a tearful Thank You. In the GH Break Room, Maxie is there with gifts from Deception. Two nurses, Deanna and Amy, come in and ask what's going on. Maxie tells them Deception is giving the Nurses Thank You Gifts for what they do on the hospital’s anniversary. They want to celebrate them! Deanna and Amy help Maxie hand out the gifts.  There's a moving look at all the photos of loved people who contributed to General Hospital over the 62 years. Tracy’s there looking at her Family's photos on the Memorial Wall. Stella comes to see her. Tracy tells her she likes the quiet there. She tells Stella Monica can't attend the ceremony. Tracy's worried about Monica. Stella suggests Tracy record the ceremony and show Monica later.  Terry tells Portia it's General Hospital’s Anniversary, its 62nd! Outside the Cardiac Care Center, Terry and Portia praise the GH repairman on his wonderful job. He has a lot of medical history there, and is glad to help out. The dedication area is beautiful. Portia and Terry are in awe of the work Monica did. They are glad she saw something special in both of them, enough to take a chance and hire them. Monica inspired them both!  Laura talks to Curtis in the GH hallway. She tells him how great the Cardiac Care Center will be, especially for the people in Port Charles. Curtis says he'll be there for the ceremony, and someone from Aurora will also cover it.  Kevin's at a seminar, and won't attend. She asks if Portia's excited, and he tells her Portia will be glad when the Center is operational. Curtis asked about the anonymous donor. Laura confirms there is one, but doesn't give a name. It might be someone Monica knew and had connections to and some of the same people she knows. Laura gives him clues. (Pretty sure it's Sonny.) She says GH brings out the Best in Everyone.  Alexis goes to the Memorial Wall and sees Sonny there. He's there remembering some friends. She knows he’s the mystery donor. She jokingly tells him he's a nice and generous monster. Later, Alexis and Laura meet at the Memorial Wall looking at photos of past friends and family. Laura tells Alexis Monica won't attend the Cardiac Care Center dedication, but she can't postpone it now. Alexis is happy Lulu is doing well. Laura's emotions overflow as she tells Alexis she's sorry Alexis had to lose her daughter so Laura’s daughter could live. Alexis tells her Sam wanted to help Lulu, and it worked. What happened afterwards couldn't be controlled by them. They need to focus on the gift Sam gave them All. They hold hands and hug.  Deanna and Amy are ecstatic over the Deception gifts, and Thank Maxie again. Maxie tells them the value of the gifts would never outweigh the care the GH Nurses have provided her and her family. She thanked Them for taking care of her Family. Felicia and Stella come by the Nurses Station as the nurses sort through their gift bags.  Stella and Felicia ask if there are any more available. Maxie says ABSOLUTELY, and gives them two bags.  Curtis stops Laura at the elevator. He apologizes for questioning her about the mystery donor. Laura says it's all right, and tells him Monica will be absent. He assures her Aurora will cover everything, and will get a video to Monica. She tells him that it's GH’s 62nd Anniversary, too. Curtis tells her about how wonderful his treatment was at GH when he was shot and paralyzed. He felt he mattered by the exemplary care he received. She assured him he Does Matter! Ned meets Tracy at the Memorial Wall. They discuss family memories. Their whole family was there. Tracy tells him about their altercations and betrayals. Tracy says she was jealous of her brother because he followed his dreams. She admits she was wrong for treating her brother badly for some of his choices. She realized now how his choices changed her life for the Better. Ned says they should go thank Monica, but Tracy says she won't. Sonny meets Donna and Carly in the GH Chapel. They light a candle for her brother Michael. Sonny tells them he's recovering more each day. Donna talks to him on the phone a lot. She goes to say a prayer for him. Sonny and Carly talk about many memories they have in GH. Carly has many good memories there.They agree Michael has a fighting chance to recover because of GH and them. Jenz Sidwell tells Lucy that the Nurses Ball is indeed a worthy cause, and agrees to support it. His one condition is that he will solely underwrite the Nurses Ball! Lucy is overjoyed. In GH outside the Cardiac Care Center, Terry tells Portia they need to begin the ceremony. Portia doesn't want to start without Monica. Laura informs them Monica won't attend due to health issues.  Anna goes to talk with Sonny out on the balcony. She tells him she spoke with Robin. They talk about Stone. He and Brock changed Sonny’s life. They remember what the hospital did for Robin. Anna's grateful to Sonny for taking care of her daughter, Robin. She asked her to give him a kiss, which Anna delivers. They go to the ceremony. Terry and Portia start the dedication. Both share their thoughts and treasured memories of Monica. They shared their secret used when they approached major issues. They’d ask themselves WWMD, What Would Monica Do. She's their guiding light and belief in the future. The Cardiac Care Center is exactly that for future patients. They give the floor to Laura, the Port Charles Mayor. Laura dedicates it as the Dr. Monica Quartermaine Cardiac Care Center. She also commemorates the 62 Years of General Hospital. It represents them ALL at their Best! The Cardiac Care Center’s Wall has a plaque memorializing Monica.  Lucy arrives with Jenz Sidwell and she announces he will sponsor the 2025 Nurses Ball. Not everyone is pleased. She wishes General Hospital a Happy 62nd Anniversary !

Junior makes his way over to Poppa’s House, lugging a box filled with what he would call treasures he picked up at a flea market. Let's calm down Junior, you do not want to be labeled a hoarder. Why was he at the flea market? He’s convinced he found some re-sellable items and hoping the profits will help fund his new film project. He may be right as he snags a Billie Holiday vinyl record. Poppa spots its value right away but decides to scam Junior, ultimately buying it for $100, even though he and the audience knows it’s worth a lot more. Junior doesn’t even know who Billie Holiday is, which is pretty shocking given that he’s in his thirties. Meanwhile, Ivy tells Nina that she’s finally finished her latest book. Nina is thrilled and Ivy asks her to read the manuscript before she sends it off to her publisher. Nina has her reservations, worried that being honest might put a strain on their friendship. Ivy reassures her that she needs the truth. At dinner, Junior can’t help but brag about how he outsmarted Poppa with the sale of the Billie Holiday record. Poppa, always ready to tease, brings in an expert he consulted to evaluate the record. The expert reveals that the album is worth around $20,000, it’s an authentic, autographed copy. Junior is, of course, completely taken aback. Eventually, Nina gives Ivy her honest feedback, the book isn’t great, calling it a rehash of Ivy’s earlier work. Ivy has a hard time accepting the critique and storms out, giving Nina a chance to rethink her words. But Nina stands her ground, and Ivy leaves feeling upset. Junior, frustrated that Poppa won’t share the potential profits from the album, is tempted when Poppa challenges him to sue. They end up on a televised courtroom show called "Judge Say What," hosted by Judge Say What herself, played by Vivica Fox. She flirts with Poppa and puts on an over-the-top Judge Judy impression. The humor doesn’t quite hit the mark, and the audience chanting "Say what!" feels a bit forced. In the end, Junior loses the case, and Judge Say What, who has been openly flirting with Poppa throughout the trial, shamelessly hands him her card. The episode concludes on a heartwarming note that viewers have come to expect and love from "Poppa’s House." What did you think of the episode? Leave a comment and vote in our poll.

The title of this episode is jarring so I won't mention it but I am sure you know the title. What another intense episode of 1923. Can someone just let this man Spencer get home already. I really do not want to spend the entire season watching Spencer fumble his way home. I am betting that Alexandra makes it to the farm first and experiences what it is like to be a wife of a cowboy. (Also want to mention I have not seen any episodes in advance for this so I am making these predictions blind.) A pregnant Alexandra will tough it out while Elizabeth has already made the decision this life isn't for her. To her defense she has been through a lot. A mountain lion and now wolves. Cara, ever the matriarch is holding down the fort while Jacob is away. I just know she survived that wolf attack because if not, we have a problem. After this is over, get her an icebox in the house and a telephone please Jacob. Speaking of Jacob, he is off doing what he does best, threatening people in a low key, subtle and chilling way. It pays off and he gets Zane and his family but is caught in the storm with no horses. I am very eager to see how it makes it back. Will this take half the season? Something that was supposed to be a day trip? Teonna Rainwater and Pete, I am rooting for them so much. Yes, she murdered people but she was treated harshly and she did what needed to be done. Father Renaud and Marshal Kent - more Kent - are just doing the absolute most and I hope by season's end Kent is gone. His attitude towards the woman Marshall Mamie Fossett (hello Jennifer Carpenter) was so infuriating. I hope she is the one that takes him out. Father Renaud I can stomach more because he does drop occasional knowledge that makes sense but then I am reminded of his brutality. He is a flawed villain and they make the best characters. One villain or two that I have no sympathy for is Donald and Banner. Banner's wife told him last episode if you lay down with dogs you will end up fleas and he didn't care. He welcomed the fleas. Now, he is scared of Banner because Banner saw some men skiing and wants to open a ski resort. (Insert straight face emoji.) Don't drink and cry now Banner - this is all your fault. Also, Donald talking about people love the euphoria of peril. What people is that because I do not believe I would enjoy the feeling of peril at all. Now back to Spencer. He helps this young man on a ship and now is entrapped in the Italian mob? This man cannot catch a break. He is literally just trying to get home. Don't involve me in your illegal activities because I saved your cousin. I appreciate you giving me my first taste of pizza but I have to go. How Spencer finds himself in these situations is crazy and frustrating but awesome television. I'm guessing one of two scenarios will take place: Spencer will complete the run but Luca won't make it back and when Spencer does get home the mob will be coming after him. If that happens, not sure how long they will last in Montana however or everything goes to plan and the mob will help the Duttons keep their farm. Brandon Sklenar as Spencer in season 2, episode 2 of 1923 streaming on Paramount+. Photo credit: Lo Smith/Paramount+. Now, we as the audience knows that the Duttons ultimately win thanks to Yellowstone but the journey there is devastating. However devastating it will be, it keeps us tuning in for more. What did you think of the episode? Vote in our poll and drop a comment!

This week on All American, Spencer and Darnell return home to South Crenshaw in an effort to catch up and lift team spirits.  Distracted by comments in his DMs, Khalil battles with responding to people from his old neighborhood as they antagonize him. But, how much is he really trying to overcome the drama? Missing Amina from the canvas this week, Coop dreams about Monique’s last moments and reflects on how she feels he messed her life up. We all know Coop was a busybody back then (and still is), but could her involvement in the streets have played out differently in Monique’s demise? In an attempt to be friendly, Jordan invited Cassius out for boys night with Spencer and Darnell. However, their competitive nature takes over, prompting the plans to change from a Strip Club Crawl to a different type of guys night.  Oh how we love having Spencer back in town! He has a habit of getting everybody back in check ESPECIALLY Coop. Respectfully, Coop has always lacked accountability when it comes to seeing the error of her ways and how it impacts others. Maybe this trip “back to the beginning” as stated will cause her to gain some perspective.  Back at the arcade for guys' night, Cassius and Jordan continue to clash while KJ and Khalil let their guards down with each other. Cassius is definitely fighting demons when it comes to his animosity towards the Bakers. If anything, it can be foreshadowed that he’s the long lost brother of Billy Baker, However, his age is still unexplainable to that theory.  Despite the rivalry between both teams, Spencer challenges Cassius and Jordan to find a way and lead by example. It was nice to see Jordan lean in for advice from Spencer and Darnell during this week’s episode. The audience was able to see a glimpse of that brotherhood that has been missing from our screens.  But watching that brotherhood be extended to Khalil… where are the tissues! The hope is for the moment to solidify safety for him moving forward as Spencer lets it be known, “Khalil is off limits” to those seeking revenge against him for his father.  The episode ends with everyone gathered at Layla’s for karaoke night. Coop was able to see herself through Khalil’s harsh judgment of himself while KJ decided to make a new home for himself in Beverly with new people he considers as family.  New episodes of All American airs Mondays at 7pm on the CW and are streaming on the app!

This is not an April Fools Day joke unfortunately. Veteran soap opera actress Tamara Braun has announced via her Instagram account that she is out at Days of Our Lives! Tamara has played the role of Ava Vitali on and off since 2008.   In her Instagram post, Braun stated in the caption, “I wish this was an April Fool’s Joke but it’s not,” Braun wrote on IG. “This is Ava’s last week on Days. Last couple of days really. Sad but true. I’ve been gone since late July of last year but you can still catch Ava on your screens until April 3rd!  I miss being with my Days pals. They are a really good group of caring individuals and being with them was a joy.”     Also known for her role as Carly Corinthos  on General Hospital and Kim Nero in a different stint on the long running soap opera, Braun is a fan favorite. Carly, now known as Carly Spencer is pretty set on General Hospital so is there a chance we will see Braun in a new role on the groundbreaking new daytime soap opera Beyond the Gates? Or perhaps another CBS story like Young and the Restless or The Bold and the Beautiful? Will she return to Salem (Days of Our Lives) as her other character Taylor Walker? No announcement has been made regarding her next project but fans can dream and hope.   Tamara Braun is a phenomenal actress and Emmy winner. Having won her first Daytime Emmy award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series in 2009.   Don’t forget, you can catch Ava’s last day in Salem on April 3rd.   How do you feel about Tamara leaving Days of Our Lives? Do you think she will be back? Do you want to see her in a new role? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Does Taylor Sheridan enjoy hurting me? What have I done to him that causes him to inflict such pain upon me? The sixth episode of season 2 of 1923 is titled “The Mountain Teeth of Monsters” and it is completely fitting for this gut punch of an episode. Last week the show left me feeling hopeful. Spencer was on his way home and Alex was saved by nice a British couple. I thought Pete might have gotten that rotten Marshall. All seemed right in the world. Then, then…episode 6 happened. We start off the episode with a nice family meal and the Sheriff lets Jacob know that Spencer is on his way home. That means all hands-on deck as Whitfield and Banner have men that will be waiting for him at the station. We learn about Pete’s fate immediately. Marshal Kent killed him, and Father Renaud has had enough and kills Marshal Kent. I can live with that, goodbye Marshal Kent, I hated you. Father Renaud catches up with Rainwater and her father after they find Pete’s body and Father Renaud kills her father, but she gets the drop on him and takes Father Renaud out. The acting here was phenomenal. I am happy Rainwater is “free”, but she lost the two people that loved her the most and she is all alone. Hopefully no one comes looking for her. Spencer is delayed due to the weather, but he is still making his way home. He meets a woman at the train station (was that Sophia Bush?) and I am sure there will be more there. It better not be romantic because Alex is still fighting her way to him. The British couple like a bunch of idiots thought they could drive her to Montana, and they froze to death in the car when they ran out of gas. The last gas attendant told them to take the train but they did not listen so Alex is out in the middle of nowhere about to freeze to death herself. Not sure how she plans to get out of this one. If all of that was not enough for an episode, Jack was shot by Banner’s men because he made an idiotic decision to travel to the station after Jacob alone. He cannot be dead right? He survived the two gunshots? If Jack is dead, Banner and Whitfield, I might have to pray for them. Even if he survives, the beating Spencer is going to give them will be the chef’s kiss. I am on the edge of my seat and cannot wait for next week. What did you think? Drop a comment and vote in our poll!

This episode bring another layer mystery. Check out our recap: Watson and his team are on a field assignment when Irene Adler, a person from Watson's past, arrives with her son Angus, claiming he has a mysterious illness and needing Watson's help. Watson and his team investigate Angus' condition, running all the tests. The team splits into groups to work out what the issue is. He assigns them two tasks and breaks them into teams. The 'Hopeful Healers'(HH)-Sasha and Adam devise a differential from Angus' symptoms and medical records. Adam and Sasha point at each other smiling clearly happy to work together. Ingrid and Stephens are the 'Cynic Squad' (CS). Ingrid is pleased but Stephens is not. Watson remains untrusting of Irene. Over time, clues reveal Irene's deception. She is the cause of Angus' illness and uses their connection to Sherlock Holmes to obtain Holmes' DNA, wanting to leverage it for a mysterious collector of extraordinary minds. Perhaps Sherlock's enemy is behind all of this. Despite Irene's choices, Watson uncovers that she is genuinely ill, diagnosed with incurable multiple myeloma. She seeks treatment and asks Watson to become Angus' guardian if she does not survive. The team exposes Irene's lies, proving Angus is not Sherlock Holmes' son. Irene and Angus attempt to escape but are intercepted by Watson, who retrieves Sherlock's DNA. The episode ends with Watson reflecting on Sherlock’s legacy, uncovering a family heirloom, Mycroft’s ring. The episode also introduces viewers to Sherlock Holmes’ brother, Mycroft Holmes. While the main plot was mysterious enough, over time the series has proved worthy of being in Sherlock Holmes lure.