THE HUB

Dust off your oversized shoulder pads and pour a glass of something expensive, because Pine Valley has officially relocated to the Great White North. Pluto TV Canada has launched a dedicated 24/7 All My Children channel. It’s the streaming miracle we’ve been waiting for since ABC unceremoniously yanked the rug out from under us in 2011 and frankly it’s about time someone realized that Erica Kane is a global necessity. The Return of the Queen (and Her Husbands) Starting this M

If you thought the Edgewater sheriff’s department had its hands full with standard small-town drama, Sheriff Country Season 1, Episode 17, “The Hunting Party,” just proved that things can always get messier. Between a botched assassination attempt, a high-stakes heist, and a romantic timing so bad it’s practically a talent, this episode left us breathless. We’re breaking down the betrayals, the break-ins, and why Mickey Fox might want to rethink her texting habits. A Target o

If you’ve been feeling like your favorite procedural dramas are ending just as they’re getting started, you aren't imagining things. CBS, the network that once lived and died by the 22-episode gold standard, is officially putting its biggest hits on a strict diet. The eye network recently confirmed that Fire Country and three other heavy hitters will return for the 2026-2027 season with significantly reduced episode counts, leaving fans wondering if "more" really means "bette

After weeks of side-eyeing every man in this series and let’s be honest, most of the women too, the Imperfect Women season finale finally delivered the closure we were gasping for. Titled "The Bridge," the episode stopped playing coy and finally answered the question that’s been haunting our group chats: Who actually killed Nancy? If you had "the seemingly stable husband with a terrifying control streak" on your bingo card, congratulations, you’ve watched television before. T

Last night’s episode of The Rookie was the best “I’m sorry we did that” to make up for the documentary episode - I’m convinced. I usually can’t stand the storyline whiplash, but this time around it flowed seamlessly. From a visit by a familiar face to a death we didn’t see coming, this episode was one of the best all season. The Glasser Case Continues Before we get into this case, I’d like to just ask one thing: why is Bailey always tagging along police investigations? John

Jules’ New Reality Jules (Hunter Schafer) is shown immersed in painting as we learn how she becomes a sugar baby. Her roommate Vivian (Cailyn Rice) encourages her to go on dates while attending art school. Jules gives it a try, initially seeing multiple men before eventually settling into an arrangement with a plastic surgeon, who becomes her primary partner. During one of their conversations, he asks when she transitioned, and she shares that it was at 14. Soon after, Jules

We’ve finally made it to the Season 2 Finale of Matlock and wow, this was an amazing Season Finale that sets up Season 3 really well. We pick up with Matty settling into the idea that she is going to have to let go of her Matty Matlock persona and go back to being Madeline Kingston. It’s clear that this is something that she is wrestling with because although she wants this to be over to feel a sense of justice for Ellie’s death, she also doesn’t want to lose Olympia, or her

This week on Abbott Elementary, Ava Fest is underway, Janine and Gregory are still circling their breakup, Dominic learns that adapting to teaching is not the same as adapting to Abbott culture, and Melissa finds a way to turn fake hall passes into personal quiet time. Ava and Jacob are trying to get Janine and Gregory back together, but it is not working. Ava is ready to give up because Ava Fest is the next day, and Barbara and Melissa tell them to mind their business. Natur

After years of Kevin Atwater being the moral compass of the 21st District and usually getting the short end of the stick in the romance department, Chicago P.D. Season 13, Episode 18, titled "The Wicked River," finally stopped gatekeeping his happiness. In an hour that balanced a classic "rich people doing bad things" procedural with some long-overdue personal stakes, Intelligence proved that even in the grittiest parts of Chicago, some things actually work out. A Case of Pri

Start your engines, because RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars is back—and Season 11 is pulling no punches. With a stacked lineup of 18 returning queens, a high-stakes tournament format, and a $200,000 prize on the line, this latest installment isn’t just another lap around the runway. It’s a full-speed sprint to the crown, and every contestant came prepared to leave scorch marks on the Main Stage. Premiering Friday, May 8 on Paramount+, the new season ups the ante with a bracket-s

The Viltrumites arrive on Earth and begin their attack with a tidal wave and devastating bombs, leaving the planet in ruins. It’s a striking way to open the finale. Mark is already worried about their arrival, but the destruction turns out to be a nightmare. It’s a jarring fake-out that sets the tone for everything that follows. Nolan tries to reassure Mark that the Viltrumites may not even be headed to Earth, but Zoe quickly presses for a real plan if they are. The silence s

Too Much to Handle Too much to handle. Will is on his knees next to Amanda’s body outside a hotel, gently holding and rocking her while refusing to let anyone near her. Angie approaches and quietly places her hand on his shoulder, telling him they have to let the technicians do their job. He finally agrees and gently lays Amanda down, standing nearby, completely lost, as the CSI team works the scene. Faith, Ormewood, Franklin, and Will can hardly believe Amanda is gone. She l

Opening: Rue’s New Role & Tish’s Death The episode opens with Rue (Zendaya) working for Alamo, and one of her first jobs is helping cover up Tish’s death. We learn that Laurie’s (Martha Kelly) drugs were accidentally laced with fentanyl because Faye (Chloe Cherry) didn’t clean the scale before weighing the ecstasy. Alamo and Laurie argue over the phone, with Laurie denying she added fentanyl. Alamo reminds her that he helped build her reputation and warns that since she “took

This week’s episode of Watson , “Sic Semper Tyrannis,” shifts focus from its usual medically driven mysteries into a darker blend of politics, ethics, and personal reckoning. With Watson sidelined by a life-altering diagnosis, the team is forced to step up in unexpected ways while navigating the moral dilemma of treating a notorious dictator. At the same time, tensions rise within the group, and several characters are pushed to confront difficult truths, setting the stage for

If you had “heartbreaking long-distance breakup” on your Boston Blue Season 1 bingo card, congratulations, you’re officially as cynical as we are. Boston Blue Season 1, Episode 15 , titled "For Those Who Weren’t Heard," finally brought back the crossover we’ve been waiting for, only to treat our feelings like a discarded Fenway Frank. This week, the Beantown spin-off tried to balance a high-stakes Brooklyn-to-Boston homicide with enough relationship drama to fill a daytime

A new baby, Phoebe, arrives at the Quartermaine mansion, while Ethan returns home to Port Charles. Jordan and Curtis survive a terrible, life-threatening car crash, but Jordan’s appearance and cognitive state are affected. Michael knows Willow shot Drew, but he needs witnesses or evidence to prove it. Willow confesses to her mother, Nina, that she shot Drew and has been drugging him with a paralytic, then goes so far as to blackmail her own mother. A mother’s rush to see her

Between the procedural grit and the rural melodrama, Sheriff Country has spent its freshman season proving it isn't just a Fire Country tag-along, it’s the brawny, badge-wearing sibling that actually knows how to close a case. Episode 15, "The Lost Girls of Edgewater County," is the kind of hour that makes you wonder if the network has ever met a franchise it didn’t want to marry. With whispers of a medical-themed "Country" spin-off already floating around the digital ether

The shift from hell is finally over. After fifteen hours of high-stakes medicine and enough interpersonal friction to start a brushfire, The Pitt Season 2, Episode 15, titled "9:00 P.M.," has officially crossed the finish line. If you thought the July 4th weekend was going to go out with a quiet sparkler, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to how Dr. Robby runs his ER. Secrets and Seizures We pick up exactly where the penultimate cliffhanger left us: Baran’s medical c

This episode really should have been called Personality Shift, because our resident love birds tried to mend their broken hearts with alcohol and dancing on tables. We pick up with the aftermath of Janine and Gregory’s breakup, and everybody is miserable in their own special way. Gregory is staying with Melissa, Jacob, and Caleb, which sounds cramped, and chaotic. Jacob is, of course, being overly supportive because that is his ministry. Meanwhile, Janine has Erika staying wi

The leather jacket is headed for the back of the closet. In a move that has sent shockwaves through the procedural-loving corners of the internet, NBC and Peacock have officially pulled the plug on Law & Order: Organized Crime . After five seasons of gravelly whispers, intense staring contests, and more trauma than one Italian-American family should ever have to endure, Elliot Stabler is officially off the clock. For those keeping score at home, the writing has been on the wa