TV HUB

Disney+’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians  wrapped up its second season with a bang in the finale, “The Fleece Works Its Magic Too Well” , and fans are still catching their breath. After a season packed with quests, monsters and demigod drama, the finale takes everything up a notch with high-stakes action, emotional reveals and enough cliffhangers to keep viewers talking until Season 3. Between the all-out fight sequences, shocking twists and character beats that pay off, thi

When “Inquisition” kicked off, Doc  plunged us straight into chaos and we ate it up. Season 2’s Episode 12 delivered a mash‑up of medical crisis, hospital board drama, buried flashbacks and emotional reckonings that finally started to untangle the Hannah storyline that’s dogged Westside all season. If you tuned in for surgical stakes and boardroom backstabbing, you got all  of it plus a few surprises that solidified this as one of the season’s most compelling episodes. Openin

If Tell Me Lies  has taught us anything over the years, it’s that no one on this show ever says what they mean and when they finally do, it’s usually too late. Season 3, Episode 4, “Fix Me Up, Girl,”  leans hard into that tradition, delivering one of the season’s messiest, most psychologically bruising hours yet. This is Tell Me Lies  at its most unhinged: secrets spreading faster than common sense, relationships rotting in real time and Stephen DeMarco once again proving he’

There’s something deeply satisfying about a spy story that knows how to sharpen its heels before stepping into dangerous territory. Ponies , Peacock’s glossy new Cold War thriller, arrives with an irresistible hook: two overlooked American women in 1970s Moscow, dismissed as background players, quietly turning the tables on global intelligence agencies. In an era crowded with grim prestige dramas and nostalgia-heavy espionage tales, Ponies  manages to feel both classic and re

If there is one thing we know about the British television landscape, it’s that they love a sterile office building and a "pension fund in peril" plotline almost as much as they love a rainy afternoon. Enter Steal , the latest high-octane (or at least high-anxiety) thriller to hit Prime Video. Dropping all six episodes on January 21, 2026 , the series asks a question we’ve heard a dozen times before: when billions go missing, are the low-level employees victims of circumstanc

High Potential Season 2, Episode 9, “Under the Rug,” leans hard into its darker themes, delivering an episode that’s as much about Morgan Gillory’s emotional unraveling as it is about the crime itself. By the end of the hour, secrets are exposed, relationships are tested, and Morgan is left visibly changed. The episode’s central case starts with a suspicious canyon crash, a dead hitman, and a lot of golfballs but Morgan (played by Kaitlin Olson) quickly realizes it’s no accid

We’re back with another episode of Industry this week & wow, another great episode in the books. This one was a little different in the sense that we’re focused primarily on Jasmin and Henry’s relationship and how their lives are going. I was expecting it to be more Yasmin centric than Henry, but they both get a fair amount of screentime and it gives us a lot of context to what’s going on in Henry’s mind and how that directly or indirectly affects Yas.  Soon after opening the

The Game of Thrones  universe expands once again with the premiere of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and for longtime fans, it’s an adventure that is…unexpectedly lighthearted. Set roughly 100 years after House of the Dragon  and a century before the events of Game of Thrones , the series follows the adventures of Ser Duncan the Tall (Dunk) and his young squire Egg, who eventually SPOILER ALERT becomes Aegon V Targaryen. For those familiar with George R.R. Martin’s Tal

NBC and Peacock may have another certified comedy hit on their hands with The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins . After screening the pilot ahead of its special preview airing tonight, one thing is immediately clear: this half-hour comedy understands exactly what it wants to be and more importantly, it knows how to make you laugh. A lot. Headlined by the endlessly unpredictable Tracy Morgan, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins  is a sports comedy with heart, chaos and just enou

The series finale of Power Book IV: Force , titled “Beginning of the End,” brings the Chicago storyline to a close while setting up the next chapters in the Power universe. The episode centers on Tommy Egan as he confronts the remnants of the Flynn organization and his rival Jenard Sampson, aiming to solidify his control over the city’s criminal operations. From the opening scenes, Tommy is shown preparing strategically, anticipating moves from his enemies while positioning h

Did they really just save the best for last? If you have spent any time on the Patch this season, you know it has been a rather circuitous road to get to the series’ most well-rounded episode — that is, the season 2 finale of Landman. The gritty, over-the-top oil drama from Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, originally inspired by the podcast Boomtown, brings its sophomore season to a close with a wrap up that puts characters back in the lane they know best and hints at

Hamnet  came out in the UK last week, and since I work in the Bard’s hometown, the cinema where I work—The Everyman Cinema in Stratford-upon-Avon—became the busiest cinema in the entire country for the film. Based on the novel by Maggie O’Farrell, Hamnet  follows a dramatized version of William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes Hathaway (more commonly known as Anne Hathaway) as they cope with the death of their 11-year-old son, Hamnet. The film is directed by Oscar-winning filmm

If you thought your morning commute was stressful, try being Lukas. While most of us are aggressively caffeinating and wondering if we can get away with wearing sweatpants on a Zoom call, the protagonist of Starz’ newest adrenaline-soaked offering, The Nowhere Man , is busy wrestling with literal and figurative ghosts in the heart of Johannesburg. The series premiere, titled "The Things We Carry," dropped on January 16 and it’s safe to say that Starz has officially entered t

The episode kicks off with any business owner’s nightmare – a bad online review. Eager to find out who the unhappy customer might be, Riley becomes hyper focused to draw them out of hiding. To help relieve the stress, Georgia starts writing positive reviews with lackluster help from Carter, Gabriel and Stitch (good luck to Renee from Temecula). Meanwhile, Pete, an old high school friend of Matt, visits the shop. Like many reunions, it’s filled with memories of teenage shenani

The new season begins now! The zany group of characters assigned to a US military base in the Netherlands has returned.  Today, at USAG Stroopsdorf, they are out early completing the required Physical Training (PT) Test. Colonel Patrick Quinn, Captain Maggie Quinn, Major Abraham Shah and Sergeant Conway are out on the PT track clocking the running portion of the PT Test on Corporal Papadakis. The now fit and svelte, corporal who lost 40 pounds, only has to run a 10-minute mil

Station 118 has seen a lot over the years, but Season 9, Episode 8 of 9‑1‑1 , titled “War,” proves that sometimes the biggest emergencies aren’t the ones with fire or car wrecks. This week, Maddie is up against an AI assistant with a serious attitude problem and Hen finally cracks under the weight of grief reminding everyone that even the toughest first responders have their breaking points. The episode kicks off with Maddie walking into the dispatch center, only to find a ne

This episode of Chicago P.D.  is one that is extremely emotionally intense and tightly constructed in recent memory, balancing procedural intensity with a deeply personal story that hits hard. It opens with Officer Robert McKay at the center of a case he’s been working on for two years: Adrian Rodriguez, the head of Los Gatos, and his crew are responsible for the majority of heroin in Humboldt Park and multiple homicides, and McKay has been determined to bring them down. From

This week on Abbott Elementary, the teachers face the heat when parents demand answers, a giant Benjamin Franklin head terrorizes the children, and the mall school might actually be haunted. Let’s dive in. Janine is mid-lesson when a massive Benjamin Franklin head drops from the ceiling—apparently an old sales gimmick that descends on the hour and has somehow been reactivated. The kids are understandably terrified. Later,  parents descend on Gregory and Janine with a barrage

Season 2 of The Pitt  continues its relentless real-time march with Episode 2, “8 A.M.,” an hour that somehow manages to pack in romantic sparks, professional turf wars, bodily horror and emotional devastation before most people have finished their first cup of coffee. True to form, the Max medical drama keeps the pressure high and the hallways crowded, even if this episode occasionally feels like too much is happening all at once. A lot does  go on during “8 A.M.” sometimes

Netflix’s The Rip  arrives with the kind of pedigree that immediately sets expectations. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, reunited once again, leading a gritty crime thriller about cops, cash and collapsing loyalties? On paper, it sounds like it could easily fall into familiar genre territory. Another mystery you solve ten minutes in. Another “one last job” story dressed up with star power. That’s exactly why The Rip  ends up being such a pleasant surprise. Directed by Joe Carnaha