THE HUB

It finally happened. After years of being the "oh, that guy is incredible" actor in literally everything from Euphoria to Rustin , Colman Domingo finally stepped onto the Studio 8H stage. For those who haven’t been paying attention, Domingo is currently Hollywood’s favorite sophisticated heavy-hitter, and his turn as host on Saturday Night Live proved exactly why he’s currently untouchable. In an era where some hosts look like they’re being held hostage by the cue cards, Do

This week, our favorite Beantown rookies, Sean Reagan and Jonah Silver, traded their crisp uniforms for "youthful" undercover threads, and the results were about as convincing as a three-dollar bill. The World’s Least Subtle Undercover Op The meat of "Blood Chemistry" involves a city-wide drug scandal targeting the college crowd. Naturally, the Boston PD decides the best way to handle a sophisticated narcotics ring is to send in two patrol officers who have the collective ste

Ghosts Season 5 Episode 15 , titled "Michael Jackson Goes to HR," arrives to remind us that being dead is significantly easier than holding down a 9-to-5. In an episode that finally puts Trevor’s sketchy remote-work career on the chopping block, we get a delightful blend of corporate cringe and supernatural pettiness that proves this show hasn’t lost its bite five seasons in. The Catfish Finally Gets Caught For seasons, we’ve watched Trevor Lefkowitz (Asher Grodman) play a d

Season 1, Episode 14, "Show of Force," catapults us into the back half of the season with a grim realization: the town’s biggest threat is a shadow in the woods. The Bones in the Backyard The episode kicks off with Deputy Cassidy Campbell (Michele Weaver) doing what she does best, actually paying attention. She drops a bombshell on Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) with a mountain of evidence suggesting that Edgewater has a serial killer on its hands. Mickey, ever the prag

All Dressed Up and No One’s Coming The Carriage House looks like a scene straight out of a Regency-era Jane Austen fantasy. There’s an abundance of food, wait staff dressed in period costumes, and everything is being narrated by a delighted bride-to-be, Rachel. She talks about inheriting a beautiful French villa while instructing everyone on exactly what to do. As she’s being dressed in a stunning gown, it’s clear this is meant to be a grand, elegant event. Later, Rachel is t

Breakfast Bacon Bend Takes Down Colonel Quinn Colonel Quinn is in his quarters, about to sit on his comfy couch and enjoy a tasty breakfast of bacon and eggs. He drops a strip of bacon and bends down to pick it up. There’s a cracking noise, and he can’t stand back up. Just that easily, he throws out his back. He falls onto the couch but still reaches for that strip of bacon. Grimacing and groaning, he pleads that he’s defended his country his whole life, please let him have t

This week’s episode of The Rookie  felt like a fever dream. I wonder if this was meant to be a filler episode because that’s what it felt like. The storylines lacked depth and it left me with a feeling of unfulfillment. We got some heavy topics in this episode, yet they went with the comical approach with the execution and I don’t understand why.  Celina Working with Missing Persons Celina is working with the Missing Persons department and I, selfishly, wanted to see how she

Rumors of Deborah Vance’s death have been greatly exaggerated, mostly because Deborah Vance is too spiteful to let a TMZ notification have the last word. The Hacks Season 5 premiere, titled "EGOT," wastes no time reminding us that while Vegas might be a desert, Deborah’s ambition is a perennial cactus: prickly, immovable, and surprisingly capable of drawing blood. After a fake-out involving a private jet "incident" in Singapore that sent the internet into a mourning frenzy,

This week’s episode starts off feeling like a routine case, but it doesn’t stay that way for long. What looks like a string of ATM robberies quickly turns into something heavier when a woman is killed during one of the hits. That’s when things shift, and you can feel the stakes go up immediately, especially once Voight steps in and makes it clear Intelligence is taking this one all the way. Not because he witnessed the woman ran over, but when he tracks down the ripped ATM he

The herd is thinning, and the spurs are coming out. As we gallop toward the Season 5 finale, Episode 10, "Cowboy Cooking," served as the final team-based showdown before the competition turns into a ruthless every-chef-for-themselves bloodbath. This week, the remaining contestants were tasked with elevating rustic ranch-style dishes in a mere 30 minutes, a timeframe that makes even a simple campfire bean bake feel like a high-speed chase. In a seating arrangement that felt li

With only one hour left in the most grueling Fourth of July shift in television history, The Pitt delivered a penultimate episode that finally stripped away the professional masks of the staff at Pittsburgh Trauma. Episode 14, titled "8:00 P.M.," was about the sound of several major characters finally hitting their breaking points. Robby’s Spiral: Salt, Cycles, and Suicidal Ideation If you thought Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch was cynical before, this episode saw him reach

Abbott decided to hand us comedy with a side of heartbreak this week. The laughs were there, the chaos was there, and then by the end, they snatched the rug right out from under the Janine and Gregory fans. Rude. Effective, but rude. The episode kicks off with Ava being interviewed for one of Jacob’s students’ after-school program podcasts, which already sounds like a disaster before she even opens her mouth. Naturally, Ava gives the children wildly inappropriate material, in

The High Potential Season 2 finale, “Family Tree,” delivers exactly what a finale should—huge twists, emotional moments, and a cliffhanger ending that makes the wait for Season 3 feel unbearable. This episode had me on edge from start to finish. The episode opens with a dead body found poolside at the hotel where Lucia works, immediately raising the stakes for Adam Karadec (Daniel Sunjata). The victim, Vera Hensley, is a high-profile guest, and the situation gets suspicious q

The wait for the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale is finally over, and if you expected a lighthearted stroll through the meadows of a reformed Gilead, you clearly haven’t been paying attention for the last seven years. The three-episode premiere of The Testaments officially dropped on April 8, 2026, introducing us to a world that is slightly more colorful but just as deeply disturbed as the one June Osborne left behind. The series opens with “Precious Flowers,” and immediately

Vought International might be great at spinning a narrative, but even Ashley Barrett couldn’t polish the absolute bloodbath that just dropped. The Boys Season 5 premiere is officially here, and Eric Kripke didn’t waste a single second reminding us that plot armor is a myth in this universe. In a move that has already set social media ablaze, the show just permanently retired its resident speedster. That’s right, A-Train has officially left the building, and he didn’t go out

Season 4, Episode 6 of Invincible , “You Look Horrible,” pushes the series into full-scale war while still making room for meaningful character moments. As the Coalition of Planets and the Viltrumites prepare for an all-out conflict, the episode balances massive action with quieter, emotional beats—especially between Nolan and Oliver. With Mark still recovering and tensions rising across the galaxy, everything feels like it’s building toward a decisive turning point. Thaedus

Cue the ugly cry. The closer on Season 3 of Apple Original series Shrinking is here, and for a full 35 minutes the drama-in-comedy-clothing will have you all up in your feels with this week’s life lessons surrounding family and friends and farewells, and finding ways to move forward.  The series, starring Jason Segel, Harrison Ford, and Jessica Williams, has infused just right amount humor across each of the 11 episodes this season to balance the weight of topics on grief, p

Will Trent continues to raise the stakes in Season 4, Episode 14, “A Flag in the Mud,” delivering one of its most intense and emotionally layered episodes yet. What begins as a seemingly straightforward shooting quickly spirals into a high-pressure hospital hostage crisis, forcing multiple storylines to collide in unexpected ways. With strong character moments, escalating tension, and a race against time, this episode highlights just how fragile control can be when everything

The hallways of Westside Hospital are usually buzzing with medical miracles and questionable ethics, but Season 2, Episode 20, titled "Big Chair," tried to pivot toward a "new era." With Michael Hamda officially stepping into his "step-down" position as Chief of Surgery, the episode promised a fresh start. But in true medical drama fashion, the transition was about as smooth as a botched intubation. Michael’s Open Door Policy (and a Side of PTSD) Michael kicked things off wi

If you had “Dr. Ron faces his mortality while hallucinating about the boss” on your St. Denis Medical finale bingo card, congratulations, you’re as twisted as the writers’ room. The Season 2 finale, “We Make Time,” managed to pack more tension into a twenty-two-minute sitcom window than most prestige dramas manage in a full hour, proving once again that Oregon’s most underfunded hospital is the only place on television where a triple bypass can feel like a punchline. The epis