His bite is worse than his bark! Netflix is back in the horror game with the announcement of the remake of Cujo. Cujo the novel by Stephen King was released in 1981 while the film was released on August 12, 1983 (come through Leo). Cujo tells the story of a rabid Saint Benard (not Beethoven) who terrorizes a mother, and her child trapped in a car. Stephen King is no stranger to his novels being adapted for the small and big screen. Let’s run down the list, shall we? You have heavy hitters like The Shining, It, Carrie, Stand by Me and Shawshank Redemption to name a few. Did we mention that new television adaptations of Carrie and a prequel to It (Welcome to Derry) are also dropping soon courtesy of Amazon Prime Video. So, who is behind this new Netflix collaboration? Barbarian producer Roy Lee will you guessed it, produce the series which as of date does not have a director, writer or cast. The original film earned twenty-one million dollars with a budget of six million. Lewis Teague was involved in the original film remake, which starred Dee Wallace, Daniel Hugh Kelly, and Danny Pintauro. It will be tough to follow this original cast, but I have faith. I am still waiting for a Doctor Sleep sequel, but we take what we can get in the world of Stephen King. While details are minimal, horror fans are ecstatic that their favorite murderous dog is returning to them. I do not know about anyone else, but that dog scared me growing up and I cannot wait to be scared again. Is there a Stephen King novel you want to see come to the big screen or perhaps the TV screen? Drop a comment, we would love to hear from you!

Rejoice! AppleTV+ has renewed Ted Lasso for a season 4 and not to fret, Jason Sudeikis will be returning as the title character. Unfortunately, no other cast confirmations have been announced. Ted Lasso follows an American football coach as he journeys across the pond to coach a UK soccer team. Ted is a nice guy and not what one would expect as coach. Coaches are usually these tough looking, standoffish men. Doesn’t help that Ted was hired by a divorced woman to get back at her husband who loves the sport. Eventually, Ted starts to gain friends. As you can imagine all types of hilarity and hijinks ensue. Sudeikis had this to say about the renewal news, “As we all continue to live in a world where so many factors have conditioned us to ‘look before we leap. In season four, the folks at AFC Richmond learn to LEAP BEFORE THEY LOOK, discovering that wherever they land, it’s exactly where they’re meant to be.” Some new additions to the crew are coming for season 4 including Emmy Award winner Jack Burditt (  30 Rock ) as an executive producer. Sudeikis himself will continue to have the dual position of lead and executive producer. Co-creators Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly, and Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein return as well. Channing Dungey, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros also chimed in on their decision stating, “If ever there was a show the world needed more of right now, it would be ‘Ted Lasso. We — along with countless fans around the globe — have been rooting for another season, and it is an incredible feeling to be able to say, ‘Yes, it’s happening!’ We thank our partners at Apple and can’t wait for Jason and the entire ‘Ted Lasso’ dream team to step back onto the pitch and deliver another season of this phenomenal series.” Ted Lasso is no slouch in the awards department, having won 13 Emmy Awards so far so it comes at no surprise that AppleTV+ has made the easy decision to renew the series.   Are you looking forward to a new season of Ted Lasso or perhaps you plan on watching the series for the first time and binging before the new season starts? Either way make sure you keep it locked here at Je-Ree Reviews Media for all the latest updates about Ted Lasso and your favorite shows!

Seems like Jason Ritter is temporarily leaving the courtroom of his hit tv series Matlock and possibly putting on a villain's costume in DC Comics series Lanterns. Je-Ree Reviews Media has confirmed that Jason Ritter has been cast as Billy Macon the son of William Macon (played by Garret Dillahunt) in the highly anticipated series starring Mufasa (and ex- Kryptonian) himself Aaron Pierre (John Stewart) and Kyle Chandler (Hal Jordan). Many have suspected that William Macon is no other than supervillain William Hand aka Black Hand. Now fans could be wrong but if they are correct, it does not necessarily mean that sweet face Jason Ritter will be a bad boy in the series. Many supervillain kids go on to be the sidekick to superheroes (looking at you Winn on Supergirl) or heroes themselves. Who is Billy Macon though?  Well Billy Macon is “Capitalizing on his family’s reputation, he clings to his small-town ego and has everything to lose.”  So, the description does not give us much hope that he will be a good guy but you never know. I so want to see him go toe to toe against Aaron Pierre however. That is a showdown I did not know I needed until now. Taking into account that Matlock has already been renewed for a second season, I doubt that Jason would plans to stick around for long but don’t quote me on that, unless I am completely correct, then you heard it here first fans! Jason Ritter is no stranger to television with over 125 acting credits under his belt. He is a solid actor and in this nerd’s opinion a great choice to join the superhero genre. So comic nerds, with all these casting announcements made so far, how will DC Lanterns fair? Are you looking forward to another DC show or perhaps you are over it? Do you think this show will give Daredevil Born Again a run for its money? Either way make sure you keep it locked here at Je-Ree Reviews Media for all the latest updates about DC Comics Lantern and your favorite shows!

Daniel Radcliffe may not be ready to whip out his wand for the upcoming Harry Potter series, but he is definitely ready to head to tv. Daniel is all set to co-star in the comedy pilot from Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan according to Variety. The Powers That Be have yet to release the title of this star studded pilot. Rest assured, when we know, you will know. The news of the pilot dropped earlier this month and so far, what do we know (because I said we do not even have a title)? Well, we know this pilot brings back friends and SNL co-stars Tracy Morgan and Tina Fey. Morgan will star as Reggie, a mean old ex-football player who is working on his public image. Dainel Radcliffe is set to play an award-winning filmmaker named Arthur Tobin who takes up residence with Reggie to film a documentary. Along with Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan, other collaborators are Robert Carlock, Sam Means, Eric Gurian and David Miner. A team Daniel Radcliffe is familiar with having previously worked with them on Kimmy vs the Reverend , back in the dark ages in the year 2020. Daniel Radcliffe is a Bonafide movie star, obviously best known as Harry Potter but he has made a career for himself on Broadway having recently starred in Merrily We Roll Along for which he was nominated for a Tony. Not just Broadway, the former boy wizard has starred in TV series before. Remember Miracle Workers and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, two projects that helped him shed those iconic glasses. Potterheads, sound off in the comments and give us your thoughts on Daniel Radcliffe’s new project. Are you ready to see him reinvent himself again or are you still feeling some type of way that he has no interest in joining the cast of the new Harry Potter reboot from HBO? Let us know what you think in the comments.

Rachel Zegler has been in the news lately. Of course, her Disney Princess debut is around the corner where she plays famously sleepy Princess Snow White. She has made some comments about how weird Snow White is, which is probably not the best statement to make before a press tour, but she said what she said. On top of that her and her co-star weird line delivery, ex- Wonder Woman Gal Gadot are making opposing political statements. It has just been messy press tour before it even began. Perhaps they should have taken a play from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande’s book. Despite all of the drama, Rachel Zegler remains unbothered. Variety and Deadline have confirmed that she will be starring in Evita on the West End. Directed by Jamie Lloyd the previews are scheduled for June 14 at the London Palladium and will open from July 1 through September 6. Previous actresses that have taken on the role include Pattie LuPone, Eliane Paige and most famously Madonna starred in the film version way back in 1996. For the young kids in the room, Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote music for Evita, the story of Eva Perón, the second wife of Argentine president Juan Perón. Rachel Zegler spoke of the meaning of her casting, “Evita has been such an important musical to me since I was a little girl, when my dad and I would sing ‘Don’t Cry for Me Argentina’ together on my back patio. The opportunity to bring Jamie Lloyd’s singular, visionary ideas to life onstage is an honor unlike any other. The stage has always felt like home to me, and I can’t wait to make my West End debut in such great company.” Fans will recall Zegler starred in West Side Story from a little unknown director by the name of Steven Spielberg (this is joke). She also played Juliet in Romeo + Juliet on Broadway. After these major roles, Rachel Zegler grabbed leading roles in the “Hunger Games” prequel “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” in which she showed off her pipes. Disney’s Snow White remake with Gal Gadot as the Evil Queen, opens on March 21.

This episode begins with a saddened Phyllis telling Marilyn that George, her husband, has been gone for two years.  Marilyn commiserates with her.   Phyllis’ stepson, Tim, is often unavailable, and she’s left at home alone.  She misses her husband. Marilyn gives her a hug and they sit.  Marilyn’s a professional psychic and can feel the presence of those who have passed away.  She feels George’s presence and says he’s very talkative.  He tells her about a briefcase and something about a moat.  He tells Phyllis to let it go.  Phyllis takes that to mean he’s not against selling the company, and the sign refers to the Butterwell Board Meeting next week. Tim sends her to the car while he asks Marilyn some questions.  Phyllis tells Marilyn she’s a gift from Heaven before leaving.     Tim tells Marilyn to stop with his stepmother.  Marilyn says she won’t turn Phyllis away if she comes back.  At home, Tim tells Phyllis that his dad’s not talking to her from beyond.  He tells her Marilyn is a con artist.  Tim doesn’t want to sell the business.  Tim says not to sell the company.  He forbids her from seeing the therapist. Tim leaves.  Phyllis thinks George is trying to give her a sign when the lights flicker.Out in the park, Tim texts Kristy Brown, letting her know he’s at their meeting spot.  Suddenly, she blocks his number. He hears a noise in the bushes.  He walks towards it and is shot in the chest by an arrow. He dies, and someone drags his body away.  Thirty-six hours later Phyllis goes to the police station to report him missing.Phyllis sits at a table giving Officer Blank, Elsbeth and CPT Wagner details of Tim’s disappearance.  He never called Renaldo, the chauffeur, to pick him up from his date.  His housekeeper says his bed hasn’t been slept in. CPT Wagner interjects that Tim is a grown man, and he might still be on a date.  Phyllis tells them her stepson missed his usual squash game and hasn’t used his family gold card recently. Elsbeth tells her to trust her instincts.  Marilyn bursts in to support Phyllis.  Officer Blanke asks who she is.  She introduces herself.  Elsbeth asks why she didn’t come to Phyllis before Tim disappeared.  Marilyn ignores the question. Phyllis introduces the police to Marilyn.  CPT Wagner leaves.  Marilyn stops him and tells him there’s a spirit around him.  She asks if he knows anything about a blue station wagon.  It means nothing to him.Phyllis volunteers Marilyn to help the police with the case.  She worked with the FBI in a few cases. Phyllis begs her to help.  Outside, Elsbeth and Officer Blanke follow Marilyn around the park as she mumbles stuff, looks upward and slowly walks around.  Elsbeth and Officer Blanke are unsure about what she’s doing. They talk and laugh but are admonished by Marilyn.  She stops and says something’s clouding her third eye.  Marilyn can’t hear him anymore, and suggests they return to the precinct.  Elsbeth sees a murder of crows flying above, and they go towards the area.  They found Tim’s body.  Officer Blanke is still unsure about Marilyn’s ability. In CPT Wagner’s Office, CPT Wagner tells Officer Blanke and Elsbeth he’s officially reclassifying the missing person’s case to homicide.  He asks Officer Blanke if she took thorough notes at the crime scene.  She asks who she should give them to.  LT Connor enters the office, and CPT Wagner tells her to keep the notes for herself, because Officer Blanke is being promoted to Detective.  CPT Wagner shakes her and Elsbeth jumps up and down and hugs her.  Elsbeth tells Kaya she has the perfect Congratulations gift for her.  They chat and CPT Wagner breaks them up to get an update on the murder.  She suggests this may be a case of someone in the wrong place at the wrong time.  There were reports of vigilante rat hunters using bows and arrows in the park. She already put in a call to Parks and Rec for more information on the rat people.  CPT Wagner asks if there is anything else, but Elsbeth keeps what she’s about to say to herself. Detective Blanke says they should talk to the psychic again, after they visit Parks and Rec. LT Connor approves of all Detective Blanke has done. Detective Blanke tells Elsbeth to go see Marilyn while she goes to Parks and Rec. Elsbeth asks who she should go with.  Detective Blanke shows Elsbeth her new badge, when LT Connor brings in Officer Nikki Reynolds (b).  Elsbeth sadly leaves Detective Blanke. At Marilyn’s house, Elsbeth looks around at some of the items in the waiting room.  She tries to converse with Officer Reynolds and get to know her. But she is reticent and says little.  It’s a little awkward.  Elsbeth goes to ask Regan, Marilyn’s Assistant, what she does.  She tells Elsbeth Marilyn’s for real.  They see Phyllis coming out, and she tells Elsbeth Marilyn’s helping her through the loss of Tim. Marilyn gives Phyllis some instructions before leaving.  Officer Reynolds questions Marilyn, that makes her feel like a suspect.  Elsbeth says it’s just standard police work.  She tells Regan to give the police what’s needed.  Elsbeth asks Marilyn for more information, and to check in for Phyllis. At the precinct, Detective Blanke questions two members of the Rodent Death Society. They explain why they use bows and arrows.  The arrows they use are blunt-tipped and couldn’t penetrate a human breast plate.  They all use the same equipment.  They also have footage of the park.  Detective Blanke asks to see it.  She later ruled them out as suspects. The arrow that pierced Tim’s chest was different, and Detective Blanke gave it to their weapon specialist for more information.  Elsbeth tells her Marilyn has an alibi. They decide to check Tim’s dating app.  Officer Reynolds and Elsbeth review his dating app. Elsbeth shares information about her personal life with Officer Reynolds. Officer Reynolds likes keeping her personal and professional life separate.  She found something in his archive files. They find Kristy Brown.  They see she has the same interests as Tim, and is deliberately trying to attract Tim.  Officer Reynolds finds the picture was taken from someone else’s profile.  Tim was catfished.  Things are still a little awkward between Officer Reynolds and Elsbeth.Detective Blanke and Elsbeth visit Phyllis who gives them a rundown of Tim’s history.  Phyllis compliments Detective Blanke’s suit.  Tim had a production company that got shut down, because no one liked his films.  Phyllis assures them Tim’s ex-wife’s no killer.  She got everything in the divorce.  Tim came back to run Butterwell Treats.  Phyllis tells them George told them to sell the company, according to Marilyn’s psychic connection.  Phyllis tells them he talks to her through the lights, too.  They flicker and send messages to her.  Elsbeth thinks Phyllis and George were made for each other.  Phyllis talks about him in an endearing way.  They met later in life, and she was lost when he died.  It’s interesting that Marilyn helped her through the loss.  Tim didn’t approve of her.  They go see Marilyn again.  She tells them how Tim felt about her.  She tells them about George and shows them how she does her thing.  She does a reading of Elsbeth and tells her about her grandmother.  She reduces Elsbeth to tears.  Marilyn gives them a tour of her place and tells them about her background.  Back at the precinct, Elsbeth tells CPT Wagner she’s not a believer of that wuwu stuff, but it affected her this time.  He agrees. Detective Blanke walks up and shows Elsbeth the weapons specialist’s report on the arrow.  They found a serial number that can be traced.  They talked to the owner.  He gave them detailed information.  Detective Blanke asked him about anyone named Gladwell, and he said they didn’t have anyone there by that name. Officer Reynolds showed Elsbeth and Detective the park footage from the rat killers and found nothing.  Elsbeth spotted a moving bush.  Elsbeth rushes out and tells Blanke and Reynolds to meet her at the crime scene in an hour. LT Connor goes to see CPT Wagner in his office and finds him a little rattled.  LT Connor gets him to talk.  CPT Wagner is upset about the psychic lady, Marilyn.  He was thinking about the thing she mentioned in the office earlier.  He shows LT Connor the old case.  He tells him about it.  CPT Wagner thought he should have followed his hunch at that time, but LT Connor said their work is more complicated.  CPT Wagner asked him if people can communicate with people who have passed on.  LT Connor says he does.  Out in the park, Elsbeth startles Detective Blanke.  Elsbeth’s dressed in camouflage and leaves, a gilly suit. Blanke tells her she’s still wearing a gun. The killer was wearing one and hunting Tim. A rat runs by their feet.Detective Blanke called Regan in for questioning.  She found she had a criminal background.  Her accent tipped her off.  Blanke took a crystal from Marilyn’s office to test prints and got Regan’s fingerprints.  They ask her about her and Marilyn’s background.  Elsbeth thinks Marilyn’s lying about her alibi, when Regan confesses to doing phone readings the night Tim was killed.  They update CPT Wagner on their findings.  He congratulates them on their progress.  They tell him about Officer Reynolds' find, and he’s glad she’s benefiting from Detective Blanke and Elsbeth’s expertise. Elsbeth opens up about the awkwardness between her and Officer Reynolds.  Blanke and Elsbeth think the motive is a financial one, but CPT Wagner thinks there’s more. Elsbeth returns to Marilyn’s office.  She gives her mail.  She is there for a session.  Elsbeth notices a lighting app on Marilyn’s phone.  Marilyn pulls it away and begins the psychic reading.  Elsbeth asks her to connect her to Tim Pearson.  Marilyn says she’s still having trouble connecting to him.  Elsbeth suggests she try another way.  Elsbeth mentions Pennsylvania and Marilyn immediately knows Elsbeth knows her secret.  Marilyn angrily tells Elsbeth she was destined for greatness, and she doesn’t waste her gift on non-believers.  Elsbeth tells her about a letter from Snackerdoodle to investors in her mail.  She tells her that it was a lucrative investment.  Elsbeth likes their cookies.  Marilyn looks worried as Elsbeth leaves.  Detective Blanke and Elsbeth go to see the Financial News Anchor, Ava, who tells them Snackerdoodle's product is better than Butterwell’s.  Snackerdoodle has been trying to buy Butterwell for years, but George refused.  The Snackerdoodle CEO also passed away after George.  They now call it the Battle of The Widows.  Both companies are run by eccentric widows.  Elsbeth asks Ava if the Snackerdoodle Widow, Mrs. Finch, sees a psychic.  Ava’s not certain.Phyllis goes to see Marilyn and asks her about the vote to sell Butterwell Treats.  She had a dream that Tim came to her in a dream telling her not to sell.  Marilyn connects with George’s sister, Bitsie.  Detective Blanke thanks Phyllis for helping them.  Elsbeth and Officer Reynolds enter the room, too.  Elsbeth tells her how Marilyn, knowing about Aunt Bitsie, gave her away.  Blanke tells Marilyn Aunt Bitsie that it isn’t real.  Aunt Bitsie was mentioned in Tim’s dating pick up line.  Elsbeth also tells Marilyn that Regan did the phone readings the night of Tim’s death.  Her alibi was a lie.  Elsbeth walks through all the facts leading to Tim’s murder, but Marilyn denies killing him.  The final defining proof point was the fact that Mary Lou Grunderson, Woodchuck Festival Archery Champion, could hit her target dead center with an arrow, the Warner 300. They showed Marilyn the article.  Marilyn doesn’t believe it!  Elsbeth asks if it was because she got caught or she didn’t see it coming.  They take Marilyn away.  Elsbeth offers empathetic words of kindness to Phyllis who wonders if everything with Marilyn was a lie.  She tells her George is always with her.  Phyllis says her astrologer predicted this.At the precinct, Officer Reynolds, is impressed with Elsbeth’s know-how.  Elsbeth tells her Detective Blanke did the hard work, and Officer Reynolds helped to.  They find something in common, they both love dogs.  Officer Reynolds is trying to get in the canine unit.  Elsbeth shows her Gonzo and invites her to go walking with them.  Officer Reynolds accepts.  In the precinct interrogation room, CPT Wagner tells Marilyn her attorneys on their way.  He knows she has a gift and asks her a personal question about Scotty and the blue station wagon.  Marilyn does a psychic reading for CPT Wagner and tells him Scotty has peace and moved on.  She suggests he should as well.  Suddenly, Marilyn cries out at Ms. Tascioni.  She says she needs to be careful because she sees blood.  There’s an evil figure in a dark room, and silence.  Elsbeth hears it all! This episode was a little spooky, but it all worked out.  Hope Marilyn’s last prediction doesn’t come true.  Congratulations to Officer Blanke for finally getting her promotion!  Detective Blanke worked on this case skillfully and meticulously.  This was Wonderful.  Welcome to the new character, Officer Nikki Reynolds (b)!  It was nice to see how LT Connor continues to become an integral character to the show.  The guest stars were Great!  Tracy Ullman was so realistic.

This episode is the season finale.  It begins with the whole base celebrating CPT Maggie’s Birthday on the 3rd of July at the Teen Center.  Her Dad walks in and asks her whose birthday it is.  He totally forgot her birthday and tries to make up for it.  MAJ Shah later gave her a sentimental gift to remind her of their korfball game.  They awkwardly share the memories, and MAJ Shah abruptly leaves. COL Quinn talks with Katja as he feels bad about forgetting CPT Maggie’s birthday.  Katja lets it slip that General Davidson was a client of hers. COL Quinn and MAJ Shah plan a way to blackmail the General into giving him and MAJ Shah a transfer to a better assignment. He gets Corporal Papadakis to hack the general’s cell phone. They plan a 4th of July Party and invite Gen Davidson.  They get his phone and log in. Meanwhile, CPT Maggie talks with 1SG Conway about her feelings for MAJ Shah.  Conway gives her reasons why it wouldn’t work.  Jan is the musical act for the celebration.  He’s dressed like Bruce Springsteen and is called Jan and the Spring Street.  He’s actually pretty good. Papadakis is in the colonel’s office, hacking the general’s phone, and they find nothing but see he’s great at Wordle.  They are looking for GPS data to connect him to the brothel. MAJ Shah is surprised by the arrival of his ex-wife.  She’s a captain and wants to get assigned to USAG Stroopsdorf with him.  He’d like to see their son more but is against her being there.  Shah runs off and gets COL Quinn.  He tells him Katja his girlfriend arrived. At the time, CPT Maggie hears someone crying in the bathroom, CPT Celeste Shah.  They talk, and MAJ Shah’s ex-wife encourages her to tell her how she feels.  Little does his ex-wife know she’s telling CPT Maggie to go and tell MAJ Shah how she feels about him.   CPT Maggie talks with him in the photo booth.  He shares that Celeste, his ex-wife, wants to be a family again.  CPT Maggie leaves without telling him how she feels about him.Gen Davidson confronts Katja and asks why she exposed his brothel visits to see her.  She’s surprised and says all his visits are confidential.  COL Quinn walks over and tells Gen Davidson he was the one blackmailing him.  He planted a flag pin mike on Katja to hear her conversation with the general.  Katja is angry with COL Quinn and breaks up with him.   COL Quinn contacts Papdakis to clear all his conversation with Katja and keep the stuff about the general.  That evening, Davidson stops by COL Quinn’s office to tell him he’ll give him a transfer, anywhere he wants. COL Quinn asks him to have a scotch and asks him why he assigned him there. He tells him when they were friends, COL Quinn tended to run away from his responsibilities.  He wanted him to run away from his daughter and retire.  The general then starts explaining why he visits the brothel.  He feels good sharing. At the party, CPT Maggie watches MAJ Shah and his ex-wife get together.  Everyone else goes out to see the fireworks. COL Quinn sees his daughter go off into another room and follows her.  She tells him she knows Katja broke up with him.  Her Mom texted her, because Katja joined her mom’s for the Quinn Ex-Wife Family Vacation. COL Quinn’s perturbed about that.  He tells Maggie Abe’s wife wants to be reassigned there, but he really doesn’t want her there. CPT Maggie's gives her suggestions on where to assign her.  He cheers her up. COL Quinn refocuses on his daughter. CPT Maggie tells her dad she’s glad he’s there. This episode was very nice and so realistic.  Like how the characters, COL Quinn and MAJ Shah, went from a shocked and how-to-get out of this assignment behavior to a real family-like environment.  This show was a good, comedic sitcom with lovable characters.  The season ended with the promise of new beginnings for COL Quinn, CPT Maggie and MAJ Shah.

This episode kicks off with New Milly and HBeltline preparing backstage at the Atlanta Grooves Festival in Five Points, Atlanta, GA. As they make their way to the stage, they’re ambushed. HBeltline’s throat is slashed, and he bleeds out, while New Milly is stabbed in the leg. They call for an ambulance. Meanwhile, Faith’s son Jeremy helps her move into Ormewood’s place, as he missed the festival to support her. Faith explains her decision to move in with Ormewood, and Jeremy shares an instrumental he created, showcasing his skills as a sound engineer. Ormewood, impressed, talks about a producer coming to the studio to hear Jeremy’s music, potentially buying the track. Faith is proud of her son, but their moment is interrupted when they hear about HBeltline’s death. Faith is alerted to investigate the murder. Will Trent arrives at the scene to investigate. Marty, a concert promoter, briefs him on what happened. Will speaks with the person who escorted New Milly and HBeltline to the stage and learns the elevator wasn’t broken, but the breaker was tampered with. Will quickly deduces that the murder wasn’t random—it was an ambush, and the weapon was likely taken by the killer. Will later meets with Milly and gets more details. Faith finds a live stream showing an unknown rapper, Slow Blizzy, holding the murder weapon, claiming responsibility for the killing and taunting the authorities. Angie, at the station, gets an autopsy report from the coroner, Pete, and they learn about a death at a Swingers Club Party connected to the investigation. Will and Faith head to Off The Roads Records, where Jeremy is in the studio. They find out that Rafael, the owner, isn't talking without a warrant, but things take a turn when they discover he doesn’t believe Slow Blizzy was the killer. Tensions rise between Will and Rafael, culminating in a physical confrontation in a boxing ring, but Rafael ends up firing Jeremy and buying his track. Faith and Will connect the dots between New Milly’s financial struggles and the murders. Angie and Ormewood dig into a swinger party witness, Tom Doberjack, who reveals a man was choking Lilith before her death. Meanwhile, Faith interrogates a festival attendee who points them to Frankie Sanchez, who has evidence tying the record company to money laundering. The investigation takes them to Slow Blizzy’s location, only to find him dead. Will and Faith investigate further, then track down Frankie Sanchez, who reveals New Milly was behind on payments. Angie and Ormewood continue to work the swinger club case, questioning more suspects, while Angie grows more suspicious of Seth, after discovering clues about his wife and personal life. Seth admits his wife is dead, but Angie feels misled. She later finds closure with Seth and apologizes for her assumptions, leading to a kiss. Jeremy, meanwhile, returns to Off The Roads Records to try to get his job back. Rafael manipulates him into delivering a bag, promising to reinstate him in exchange. Faith can’t find Jeremy, but Will reassures her. Later, Jeremy gets arrested for transporting meth in the bag Rafael gave him. Will steps in and secures Jeremy’s release, revealing he’s been working as an informant to take down a drug trafficking ring. Faith remains unaware, and Will decides to keep it that way. In the case of Lilith’s death, Ormewood and Angie find out that a drug, GHB, was responsible for her respiratory arrest, clearing up any confusion about Albert’s involvement. The episode had a fast pace and kept the tension high, delivering the classic Will Trent vibe. The playful moments with Ormewood and Frank teasing Angie about Seth were fun, and it was heartwarming to see Angie and Seth finally get together. It was nice seeing Faith and Jeremy reconnect, though Rafael’s manipulative side was a shock. Will’s plan to help Jeremy, while keeping it a secret from Faith, added a layer of complexity. It left viewers wondering how long this secret can stay hidden.

Is anyone else smiling? Maybe humming? Feeling a little lightheaded? A little giddy? Yeah, me too. We have been blessed with another multi-layered, jammed pack episode filled with mystery, anticipation and a lot of heart. I definitely used my box of tissues on this episode as well as rocked side to side reaching my hand towards the screen. FOUND knows how to pull on the heart strings and each frame did not disappoint. [SPOILERS] Looks like Sir found someone new to haunt – Trent. The episode opens with Trent and Heather on a run, but memories of Sir showing him pictures of the missing kids live rent free. Did his Dad cover up the case? Was he involved with their disappearance? Trent reaches out to Gabi for help as he considers starting his own investigation into his dad and the police department. It’s a dangerous venture, but necessary. Trent needs closure. Gabi agrees to help as long as she does not have any communication with Sir and that the team has full transparency. This leads into the case of the week, where did the missing children go? Let's talk about those giddy feelings you might have felt during the episode. [ONE MORE SPOILERS ALERT] In the last episode, we got a glimpse into how Lacy feels towards Zeke when Shelly appeared at his door with a bottle of champagne. It made me wonder, does Zeke possibly have the same feelings for Lacey? I think the answer is a resounding yes as we see Zeke stay up past his bedtime to prepare treats for Lacey as she studies. As Lacey questions if she should stop taking up space at Zeke’s home, he quickly states that Shelly and him are not a thing. But Lacey thinks it may be time to go. She doesn’t have a concussion, so there isn’t a reason to stay (but we know there is).  Courtesy of NBC It’s been a delight to see Zeke and Dhan become friends during the course of the show. Feeling safe to open his heart, Zeke shares that he doesn’t want Lacey to go. “When she is around…everything feels open, brighter… anything is possible,” Zeke said. With a knowing smile, Dhan says Ethan did the same for him. “If you are lucky enough to find someone who does that for you, don’t let them go.” And my friends, that's what Zeke did. With her bags in hand a couple steps outside the door, Zeke reached out to Lacey and pulled her into the sweetest, long awaited kiss. Oh my heart! Did anyone else swoon a little? Was it worth the wait? I think it was. Only time will tell if they lean into their feelings, or let this moment eclipse them. Fingers crossed - I hope  they lean in.    Jamie and Margaret’s road to a new normal is under heavy construction.  Building trust is filled with many obstacles and secrets. Like who took Jamie? And why is he protecting his captor? Margaret of course wants to know who took him and to make that person pay. As the episode unfolds, we learn that not only does Jamie know who the person is, but he stays in communication with them. In a flashback, we see Margaret compiling a list of potential suspects from people they know. Her intuition starts to build and we see her hyper vision come into focus as well as the strain on her marriage and friends. Present day, she is eager to connect with Jamie, but he is not ready. He wants to, but he tells his mom, “I can’t tell you who she is”. With one clue, Margaret continues hoping for answers. How do you heal a broken heart when the pieces are still missing? The case of the week intertwines with Trent and his family’s legacy in question. Starting with Lawrence, the team starts breaking down who each missing child is and how they are connected. Starting with the journalist who broke the story, the M&A team go down a twisted path of police negligence and a biased view of immigrant parents and their children. Sir, who can’t resist a good mystery, reaches out to Gabi and Trent to provide the missing links so she can “skip to the end”. All she has to do is visit him. Gabi stays firm and does not engage.  After extensive interviews and pulling pieces together, the M&A team surmised the kids were taken from parents who were about to be deported and possibly given to other families. Leading with Lawrence Johnson, the team locates his brother Adam, who became an immigration lawyer as an adult. With Jamie’s help and his talent for sketching, Adam is able to describe the person who was after him. Surmising that all the missing kids attended the same aftercare program, they realized the founder was married to Janet Tyson, the journalist who broke the initial story. The only reason Janet wrote the story is because of a persistent mother who was relentless in finding her daughter. Janet thought it was best to take the kids instead of them going back to their home country, even if it meant separating them from their parents. The show has a beautiful way of weaving intricate stories with impeccable guest stars who deliver each week. Seeing Adam and Lawrence reunite and introduce their families had me shedding tears I didn’t realize was brimming. You can’t help but smile and feel hopeful for all the missing Adams separated from their family due to deportation. Feeling victorious, Trent visits Sir to let him know his family legacy is intact. Before he leaves, Sir gives him a note to read to Gabrielle and says only he must read it to her. As Trent leaves, Heather walks in with a surprise of her own - her law firm is representing Sir and she is lead on the case. Bewildered with the news, Trents tells Gabi about her visit, but doesn’t tell her about Sir’s note. Trent is keeping secrets now? Looks like Heavy Boots is turning into Messy Boots. Down the rabbit we go. FOUND airs Thursday nights, stream next day on Peacock.

Tonight’s Matlock  episode was an absolute rollercoaster! The drama was high-stakes, and it kept me hooked from start to finish. Olympia’s class action is still going strong, even without Tucker being named as a Plaintiff, which was a bit of a twist last episode. She manages to keep the case going while Tucker walks away with a $400,000 settlement. But things really took a turn when Senior made the call to pull Elijah from the case—never to be seen again for the rest of the episode. I can’t help but wonder how working with Elijah is going to affect Olympia moving forward. Maddy had her own set of problems when she accidentally left some medical records behind, making her look unprepared in court. In an attempt to save face, she shares a story from her sister (as she pretends to be here somewhat), but as soon as Bitsie walks in, Maddy’s shocked and Bitsie rushes off. I felt for her in that moment. Maddy’s been juggling so much, and it’s clear she’s carrying some deep pain. But what really got to me was the heart-to-heart she had with her sister, where she opened up about their alcoholic mother and how she never really had friends until she met Olympia. That was a really beautiful, raw moment. And then, Maddy asking Bitsie to be Alfie’s guardian? Wow. It was such a tender scene, and it hit me right in the feels. I can only imagine the weight of that request. Alfie getting ready for his first school dance was such a sweet touch in the midst of all the drama. It added a little lightness to an otherwise intense episode. But on the business side, Sarah finds out that Simone is moving into Olympia’s old office, courtesy of Julian, who seems to have assumed he’d be named Partner over Olympia. I wasn’t entirely surprised by this—Julian is someone who’s always out for the top spot, especially now that he’s brought in that massive AI company as a client. But it’s clear that the competition is heating up, and the tension is palpable. As for the case, Olympia gets hit hard with missing documents that Slammed never sent over. Just when she sent Maddy home for losing focus, things went from bad to worse. But the real shocker came when Maddy and her family uncovered that the missing Wellbrexa documents had to do with a study on the drug’s effects. It’s like one thing after another but her determination to find the mole at Jacobson Moore hasn't stopped. The reveal that it was Mrs. Belvin, and not Shae, was a nice little twist. Honestly, I had my suspicions about Shae, so it was good to get that cleared up. Then there’s the whole situation with Shae and Julian. Shae apologizes for her affair with Julian, and Olympia, much to my surprise, is actually ready to move on. I have to admit, I wasn’t expecting her to be so mature about it. I thought there’d be more drama. The divorce papers get signed, and they agree to keep things civil for the sake of their kids. It's honestly the kind of resolution I expected and I’m glad it didn’t get dragged out. I know Olympia has been trying to play it cool for weeks now but I'm waiting for the kettle to explode also. The best part of the episode, though, was Olympia securing that $40 million settlement. I loved seeing her pull it all together at the last minute, especially with the clock ticking down on her case. She may have been on the ropes, but Olympia really showed what she’s made of. And that leaves us with the big question: who’s really in the lead for Partner? I’m dying to know. But what I’m really curious about is how Maddy is going to move forward after everything she’s learned, and if Olympia is still the villain in this story. Every time I think we’ve reached an answer, more questions pop up. I’m so excited to see how it all plays out in the next episode!

This is the last Invincible episode of Season 3.  It begins with Invincible confronting the Viltrumite Conquest.  Their first punch connects and creates a Cataclysmic Powerful force that washes over the area for kilometers/miles!  Windows are shattered and buildings destroyed.  Invincible can’t move and neither can Conquest.  Invincible slips and Conquest force him into the ground.  Conquest tells Invincible he’d be stupid to resist the Viltrumite Invasion.  Conquest begs Invincible to try.  He loves the fight and would enjoy killing him and others who resist.  That’s all the time Invincible needed to recoup and his strength has increased!  Conquest’s impressed and Invincible hits him again.  They collide into a building bringing it to the ground.  Conquest pulls the seemingly weakened Invincible from the rubble yelling he wants more.   Conquest tells Invincible that was just a warm up!  Invincible keeps punching Conquest through the atmosphere and into space.  This Battle is AWESOME! Out in space, Conquest smiles through his bloody, broken teeth.  He does something weird.  Pulls a blood bubble and shapes it into a heart, then slings toward Invincible with powerful force!  He drives him back to Earth as they punch each other relentlessly.  They stop and hover in the sky.  Invincible asks Conquest if he’s sure everything will go his way.  Conquest says he’s certain and delivers Invincible a powerful punch driving him through a building into the ground.  Debbie, Paul and Oliver watch the battle on tv at home.  Oliver says it’s not too far away and is about to fly off when Debbie stops him.  Instead of preventing him from going, she instructs him on how to fight Conquest.  She tells him to get out if it becomes too dangerous.  She lovingly kisses him on his head and off he goes!  She falls to her knees crying as Paul holds and comforts her.  He tells her the boys are strong and will make it through.  She has doubts. Back at the battle scene, Invincible pulls himself out of the ground and struggles to get to his knees, bleeding profusely.  He utters the words “sick….”.  Just as he stands, Conquest comes at him again crushing him INTO the ground.  Oliver sees it happening and speeds to help his brother.  Conquest is tossing Invincible around like a ragdoll, and Oliver races to battle Conquest.  Invincible is punched into a fuel truck creating an explosion.  He weakly gets to his feet and yells “STOP!!” at Conquest.  Conquest suddenly STOPS!  Invincible asks him to listen to him, but Conquest calls him crazy as he drives him once again into the ground.  He says he’s having fun and tells Invincible not to give up.  He just needs the right motivation.  He looks at the people nearby struggling to get away from the melee.  Invincible tries to stop him, when Oliver hits Conquest.  He’s grabbed immediately as Conquest asks who he is.  The distraction gave Invincible enough time to recoup and he punches Conquest who drops Oliver.  They rise and Conquest comes at Invincible again.  He throws Invincible around while continuing taunting him.  Invincible hits him with a force that knocks him off his feet.  Conquest tells Invincible he’s almost there.  This angers him more, and he loses control, pummeling Conquest to exhaustion.  Conquest asks Invincible if that’s all he’s got, and gives him a dire warning.  Meanwhile at the Pentagon, Cecil is angrily yelling about the ensuing battle.  He can’t believe how things are going for Invincible.  He asks DA Sinclair for help.  Sinclair and his team are building humanoid robots/androids that could possibly help Invincible, but they haven't even had a trial run.  Sinclair says they’ll be God-like when ready.  A Furious Cecil leaves.In the medical infirmary, Eve is still in a coma.  Her parents are there watching Invincible battle Conquest on tv.  The newscaster gives a grim report on how it’s going for Invincible.  He warns everyone to stay indoors.  Atom, Eve’s Dad, is angry about the constant otherworldly attacks by superhumans on Earth.  Betsy tells him to be quiet.  Eve stirs and says “Dad”.  She’s waking up. Adam runs to get the nurse.  Atom Eve suddenly sits up asking for Mark, and demanding how long she’s been asleep.  They tell her it’s been almost a week.  She sees the devastation on the tv, and immediately wants to rush off to help Mark, ignoring the nurse’s orders.  Back at the battle, Conquest continues Invincible’s beating, and yammering on about the lack of opposition from Invincible and his planet.  He’s having fun, but it’s too easy.  He tells Invincible he met his Father, Omni-Man.  He was impressed by him, but now he’s dead.  He remembers him being executed before he left Viltrum.  He wished he could have seen his face when he told him he killed his son.  Conquest is knocked away by Oliver’s surprise attack.  He helps Invincible up and tells him they can take him, because He’s old.  Conquest says he’s old but not weak.  He torments Oliver, and Invincible defends him.  Conquest knocks Invincible into a building, then goes after Oliver.  This part is horrible! Conquest enjoys hurting Oliver.  Invincible crawls to his feet, and collides with Conquest forcing him to release Oliver.  Oliver falls to the ground, and Cecil and the medical staff transport there.  Cecil tells Donald to contact Debbie about her sons.  He’s shocked by the destruction and the terrible fight Invincible is waging with Conquest. Donald tells him Eve’s awake.  They transport Oliver back to the Pentagon, and Cecil updates Eve on Invincible.  He tells her Mark is fighting a Viltrumite.  The strongest he’s ever seen.  Eve wants to help Mark.  Cecil tells her she’s still recovering and won’t give her authorization to leave.  She doesn’t give him a choice.Invincible continues getting beat to a pulp by Conquest.  They fight over the ocean, and Conquest drags him forward into a populated beach town.  He destroys all life and buildings they collide with.  Invincible breaks free and tosses Conquest toward the ocean but is stopped by a force emitted by Eve!  Conquest goes for Eve, and is forcibly veered off by Invincible. Conquest cuts Invincible’s leg, and goes for Eve again as Invincible falls to the ground.  Eve suits up and prepares for impact, but Conquest is stopped by Eve’s manipulation of matter at the atomic level.  She increased the density of the air immobilizing Conquest while she battled him.  Invincible watches from below as Conquest uses brute force to crush the barriers Eve quickly constructs.  She battles valiantly, but he finally destroys her.  Invincible catches her as she falls to the ground.  He begs her to live.  He calls for Cecil.  Conquest looks on,enjoying her death.  He uncaringly rambles on about the fight and how much fun he’s having.  He actually thanks Invincible for all the competition.  He tells him he was ordered to take Earth by any means necessary.  He doesn’t know why, but is grateful to Invincible for the fight.  Invincible tells Conquest he’s not living to see the future.  Conquest is not threatened, but is impressed.  Invincible goes another round with Conquest creating a sonic boom on impact.  Invincible’s hand is broken as he cuts off Conquest’s mechanical arm.  Invincible’s rage causes him to continually strikes Conquest.  But even with one arm, Conquest outdoes him.  Suddenly below, Atom Eve emulates a radiating light.  Her body;s being rebuilt!  Invincible continues socking Conquest on the ground, but is distracted by Eve’s light.  Conquest grabs him and slams him into the ground.  Conquest tells him he’s so lonely and how he has no friends.  REALLY?!   He shares the truth about his lonely existence.  He’s a Victim of his OWN Success.  He’s dripping with self-pity.  Invincible tries to tell him he would care about him.  Conquest doesn't listen and forces Invincible further into the ground to bury him, almost killing him.  Conquest is interrupted by the New and Improved Atom Eve!  She releases a blinding light that almost incinerates Conquest.  She collapses and falls to the ground.  Mark crawls towards her, but a skinless Conquest rises behind him saying he’ll make sure she’s dead this time.  Invincible turns and socks him again.  Conquest breaks his hand, and Mark headbutts him to death.  This is really Gory!  Mark is covered in Conquest’s blood, but he’s finally dead, shutting him up.Mark crawls over to a nude Eve and they lie facing each on the ground.  They tell each other they Love Each Other.  He passes out.  Cecil and The Guardians transport there surveying what happened.   Eve tells Mark to wake up.  They are both back at the Pentagon Infirmary.  He wakes.  She’s fully healed.  He was out for three days.  He can’t forget all that happened, even her dying.  She assures him she didn’t die, just got close.   She was given powers in the womb, and she explains how it works.  She can change all matter, except sentient matter. Trauma overrides that limitation.  She meant to tell him, but never found the right time.  They would have died without each other.  She climbs into his bed and holds him.  In the lab, DA Sinclair tells Cecil they need new tools to rebuild the Guardian Robots.  It involves a lot of work, too.  He says they can’t be rushed.  Cecil tells him to get it finished.  They expect more Viltrumites after they learn of Conquest’s death.  Debbie and Paul go see Mark.  He wakes with Eve in his arms.  Eve jumps out of bed, but Debbie tells her it’s okay.  Debbie reaches for Mark’s hand and he assures her it’s okay.  She apologizes to him for marrying his father.  She had no idea all she’d put Mark through.  She believes all that’s happened was her fault.  Mark assures her she did everything right.  She loves him so much.  Oliver is doing okay.  Cecil stops by, and Mark asks to see Conquest’s body.  He looks at it and tells Cecil to burn it.  Robot addresses the Guardians in a park.  They are for Rex Splode’s Memorial.  Rae looks on from the woods.  She is devastated.  Robot changes his name from Rudy to Rex to honor Rex. Rudy tells Monster Girl/Amanda he let Robot speak for him because he couldn’t have gotten through it.   Atom Eve says some words, but runs away in tears.  Black Samson takes over.  Mark goes to comfort Eve.  She shares her memories of Rex with him.  Mark is smiling at the thought that Eve is there now.  He thought he lost her and is so happy!  Later at Eve’s house, Mark/Invincible sneaks in her bedroom window.  Her powers are great at getting them quickly undressed.  They make out.  His clothes are folded neatly on the floor and emit some light liquid.  Is that a remnant of Eve’s atomic essence?Somewhere downtown in the sewers of the city are the Sequids/Astronaut Rus Livingston, martian creatures, gathering an army.  In Space, Battle Beast floats among the body parts of his jailers.  He is saved by space scavengers.  In another dimension, The Technicians complete the Angstrom Levy rebuild.  He asks what they want of him.  They want a new home, and other things.  On Earth, Donald asks Cecil if imprisoning Conquest’s body in an explosive tungsten steel cell was a wise decision.  Cecil says yes it was because he’s going to get him to tell them about Viltrum and how to defeat the Viltrumites.  (Nine Inch Nails’ “Into the Void” plays in the background during the future villain reveals.  Very NICE!)At the Pentagon, Oliver celebrates finally getting out soon.  Mark sits by his bedside remembering what happened.  He tells him there’s a lot still going on when Oliver accuses him of not caring. He tells him he was right about everything.  Mark Vows to Kill anyone who endangers his family and loved ones!The Great Beast is awakened by Darkblood with news of restoring him to power.   A surface dweller with a black heart will do it.  He will bring him there.  ‘Him’ is Invincible.This Season’s Finale was Great!  The brutal fighting and destruction were a little excessive.  Conquest was just lonely and misunderstood.  Atom Eve revealed her true potential, and Mark exceeded all expectations in being beaten again and again, but STILL Persevered!  Was hoping for the return of Rex Splode in some way.  Is Cecil serious about keeping Conquest ALIVE?!  Many of the usual villains are returning in the next season with a touch of mystical ones.  That’s going to be Good to See.  How will Mark handle them now that he made a Vow to Kill?  Hope he doesn’t follow through on that because that’s part of his appeal, and what makes him Such a Super Super Hero.  Will Omni-Man and Allen the Alien return next Season?  If he does, how will he handle Debbie’s New Love?  Will Oliver get older in the upcoming season?  Will DA Sinclair finally finish his humanoid robots/androids?  So MUCH to look forward to in Season 4!  Thank You Invincible TV Series Team/Prime Video for presenting another Fantastic Season!

Tuesday’s all new episode of The Rookie was by far one of the best of the season. The focus was mainly on Nyla, following the aftermath of the mid-season finale where her husband, James, and one of his volunteers, Kylie, were shot.  It truly broke my heart to see Nyla’s waves of emotions in this episode and man it was as if I was going through it with her. It wasn’t looking good for James when he first arrived at the hospital, with Nyla even noting that she’s never seen anyone survive the injuries he sustained. Nolan was there to assure her that James was in great hands, but you can see that he was still struggling with what he thought he saw (because let’s be real, his story and what happened doesn’t align).  Wesley and Nolan join Angela and Grey as they’re discussing possible motives for Connor to shoot at both Kylie and James. One motive Angela wasn’t ready to hear was one that meant James cheated on Nyla. Of course Nolan tells her what he saw (again, wish he wasn’t as confident as he was about it) which set Angela off. Let’s be honest here, does James even give off “cheater” vibes? Absolutely not. One thing they could all agree on, though, is that Nyla doesn’t need to know about the kiss.  Tim and Lucy are tasked with finding the shooter, Connor. It was an intense chase leaving an elderly woman injured and Connor still in the wind. Tim and Lucy caught another case, though, when a caregiver for the elderly woman conned her way into her room and attempted to steal from her. She was caught when the actual daughter came in confirming who she was. Both the daughter and the caregiver were a mess here, but Tim and Lucy handled it well. Almost like they make a great team when they’re together (hint hint)   Wesley going in to check in on Nyla was beautiful to see. I like their closeness and it came through in the scene where she asked Wesley if James was cheating on her, “bro code” be damned. The hurt in her eyes was evident and being the amazing friend that he is, Wesley said all the right things. Everything that puts her mind at ease, even just for a little while.  Angela ropes Nolan in with Tim and Lucy to find Connor (not sure why he was needed, but okay). Connor ends up hiding on an old film set and after a short chase he’s apprehended. It’s said he was hiding on the set of “Cop a Feel” which I’m sure was meant to lighten the mood, but it didn’t sit right with me (maybe it’ll hit after a few more rewatches).  James is finally awake and when Nyla sees him she starts to break down. The beautiful thing about this scene is how James was honest about the situation despite Nyla wanting to put the conversation on hold. His only concern was that his wife knew that he loved her and only her.  Tim and Lucy debriefing their day was a nice touch, but can we move this along? What’s the direction they’re going in? Don’t get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy watching them come back to their old ways when they were friends, but we are well past that now. There is obviously still love between them. The small talks are great, but it’s time for them to have that bigger conversation and to start moving their relationship forward.  This was a great episode; I was hooked from start to finish. What’d you think of the new episode of The Rookie ? Share your thoughts!