THE HUB

If you thought Patrick Dempsey’s Angelo Flannery was having a rough week in the premiere, "Samurai" officially kicks the spiral into high gear. At The TV Cave , we live for a good anti-hero breakdown and Memory of a Killer Season 1, Episode 3 is delivering the goods. The Hit That Went Sideways (and Then Some) The stakes in "Samurai" are personal and by personal, we mean "incriminating evidence" personal. Angelo is tasked with a hit on an Internal Affairs agent who has been d

Gordon Ramsay is back at it again, proving that if you give him a massive budget and a three-story elevator, he will find new and inventive ways to make professional chefs cry . The Next Level Chef Season 5 premiere kicked off last night on FOX, and if the first hour is any indication, the mentors are grumpier, the platform is faster and the basement is still a literal nightmare for anyone who enjoys basic kitchen hygiene. The Professional Auditions Begin This season, the s

Oh, Capua. You think you know survival until you’ve spent an hour watching Spartacus: House of Ashur , where strength is almost irrelevant and the only thing that matters is who can scheme harder while smiling at the wrong person. Episode 9, “Those Who Remain,” doesn’t pull punches, literally or figuratively. Loyalty? Optional. Honor? Overrated. Mercy? Only if it benefits your career. The episode kicks off with the inevitable grim parade: Celadus’ body returns to the ludus. C

Colonel Patrick Quinn tells Jan about the history behind the birthday of the United States of America. It will be 250 years old. Jan, being from the Netherlands, is not impressed. The Colonel wants to have a "Semi-Quinn"Centennial Celebration. Captain Maggie and Major Shah plan a trip to Baumholder, Germany to get turkeys at the PX for the big celebration. They’re calling it “Operation Zero Dark Turkey”. Corporal Papadakis and Sergeant Conway are going with them under duress

This episode kicks off very subtle. Right from the start, Kevin is testing the waters, testing if he should text Tasha or do something different literally. He takes the 1968 Mustang fastback for a spin, and it’s not just a casual ride. The way he handles it, pushing it up to 90 post speed, feels like a character moment more than a stunt. He’s not racing for fun; he’s assessing. Every shift, every turn tells him something about the car, the person who owned it, and what kind o

Picture Day arrives at Abbott, and as we know by now, it cannot run smoothly. It starts wet, chaotic, and already off the rails before the first camera flash. After a rainy morning leaves the kids soaked and grumpy, the stakes are immediately high when the photographer, already rescheduled once at the school’s request, makes it clear this is happening today , whether Abbott is ready or not. Naturally, they are not. Meanwhile, the cafeteria staff is lobbying for floor mats bec

Star Date : 868943.8 Captain Ake records her personal thoughts about their first official space flight , the academy and the students currently attending. Three days into their first official space flight, circling the Val Nebula. She is astonished by all that had to converge to make this space anomaly. Public Speaking and Debate Anxiety There is a transition to a new scene of The Doctor giving his class a lot to think about. He addresses the importance of speech and debate

Matinee kicks off with a surprisingly charming and unsettling premiere that blends Hollywood satire with superhero mystery. The episode opens on a sweet, almost corny note: Simon Williams watching an old Wonder Man movie with his dad. It’s a small moment, but it immediately sets up how much this character wants to matter—on screen and off. Cut to present day, and Simon (played brilliantly by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) is very much not where he wants to be. We meet him in his trai

Dance, Dance, Dance until you die. A victim falls dead while playfully competing with a rival couple dancing the night away. Poisoned, but how? This is a head-scratching case that has Faith stuck on how it happened. Will can only agree on the cause of death and that he really needs to improve his Spanish. This started out as a light-hearted, fun night out which quickly, mysteriously turned into a murder. They have no weapon, and the victim didn’t ingest the poison through foo

After weeks of high-stakes medical drama, hospital hacks and the kind of professional sabotage that would make a soap opera villain blush, Doc finally decided to let us catch our collective breath. Season 2, Episode 13 , titled "Fare Well," served as the ultimate temperature cooler. If the past few episodes were a five-alarm fire, "Fare Well" was the soothing aloe vera application we desperately needed. At The TV Cave , we live for the mess, and while this episode lowered t

The hallways of Bronx General are getting crowded and it’s not just with patients. In Brilliant Minds Season 2, Episode 13, titled "The Rabbit Hole," Dr. Oliver Wolf continues to prove that his bedside manner is as unconventional as his diagnostic skills. As we move deeper into the back half of the season, the medical mysteries are beginning to take a backseat to the high-octane interpersonal drama that makes this show a staple for Monday night TV junkies. The Digital Ghost

The silver fox is back, and he’s already forgetting where he parked his getaway car. Following a pulse-pounding pilot, Memory of a Killer Season 1, Episode 2, "Ferryman," aired tonight on FOX, proving that being a hitman with early-onset Alzheimer’s is exactly as stressful as it sounds. If the premiere was about setting the stage, "Ferryman" is about the walls closing in both legally and neurologically on our favorite hitman, Angelo Flannery. Hospital Gazes and Alibis We pic

Episode 3 of Industry is finally here! Another really good episode this week and some advancement for almost everyone on canvas at this point. Since we are gearing up towards the middle of the season, I’m excited to see how this is all going to play out in classic Industry style. One of our major focuses this episode is the development and rise of SternTao, Harper and Eric’s venture together. Harper’s now left the previous situation and abandoned her colleagues to pursue thi

Forget everything you know about the "Grey’s Anatomy" heartthrob. In the series premiere of FOX’s Memory of a Killer , Patrick Dempsey is unaliving people, at least when he can remember where he put his car keys. The pilot episode, which debuted tonight manages to bridge the gap between a cozy family drama and a gritty NYC noir and the results are as messy as a close-quarters hit. The Copier Salesman of Cooperstown We open on Angelo Doyle (Dempsey), the ultimate "Girl Dad."

Teyana Taylor didn’t just walk onto the Studio 8H stage last night; she essentially vogued her way into the history books. Hosting the January 24, 2026, episode of Saturday Night Live , Taylor proved that her recent Oscar nomination for Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another wasn't a fluke. Between her effortless comedic timing and the sheer athleticism of her sketches, Taylor reminded everyone why she’s frequently the most overqualified person in the room. However,

The sands of the arena have always been soaked in blood, but in Spartacus: House of Ashur Season 1, Episode 8 , the gore finally comes with a side of genuine heartbreak. After a week-long delay that had fans sharpening their gladius in frustration, "Horizons" arrived, delivering an hour of television that proved Ashur’s house is built on a foundation of shifting sand and terrible life choices. If you were expecting a triumphant return for our favorite band of morally flexible

Something is happening to the romantic love lives of the Stroopsdorfe Base leaders.Colonel Quinn and Katja Vanderhoff meet at the USAG Biergarten. She’s there to announce her candidacy for Burgermeister of Stroopsdorf. She publicly thanks Colonel Quinn. He’s there with all his officers dressed in military dress uniform. Captain Maggie and Major Shah look on as Colonel Quinn flirts with Katja. Captain Maggie asks her Dad why Katja chose that spot to announce her candidacy ther

This episode of Chicago P.D., a follow-up to Episode 6 of this season, is honestly heartbreaking, and beautifully done. It’s one of those stories that makes you feel the weight of every moment, every choice, and every loss. For Torres, it’s closure for a case that never gave him answers. For Dominique, it’s vindication, six years of believing her father had killed her mother finally met the truth that was long overdue. The way this episode combined with episode 6 Find Me was

Abbott starts this episode exactly where you’d expect: in absolute chaos. The mall is massive, the kids are bored out of their minds, and with no gym teacher in sight, the rest of the staff has been tag-teaming P.E. duties. Jacob, forever optimistic, tries to pass off walking laps around the mall as “exercise,” but the kids want dodgeball. Naturally, dodgeball wins. Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson is overwhelmed by the sheer size of the mall and desperately wants help cleaning it. He’

The adrenaline is still pumping through the halls of Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center and if you thought the staff could catch a breath after a holiday weekend, you clearly haven’t been paying attention. The Pitt Season 2 Episode 3 , titled “9:00 A.M.,” picks up right in the messy aftermath of the Fourth of July, proving once again that Dr. Michael Robby and his team are essentially the only thing standing between the Steel City and total medical anarchy. In a masterclass of