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If there’s one thing Sheriff Country  loves almost as much as small-town angst and complicated relationships, it’s legal weed growers in peril. Season 1 Episode 8, “Death & Taxes,” leans hard into that familiar territory, delivering a case that’s tense on paper but emotionally uneven in execution. The result is an episode that’s watchable, occasionally sharp, but ultimately lands squarely in “mid” territory, saved mostly by character moments and a few fun (if slightly ridicul

Sheriff Country Season 1 Episode 7, “Glory Days,” had my ships sinking faster than Boone can process his feelings. This episode delivered everything I crave while stirring up enough personal drama to leave shippers like me, clutching their remotes in despair. “Glory Days” centers around a chilling case at Edgewater High School, a teenage girl, Allison Duffy, is found brutally beaten behind the bleachers. The initial silence from classmates makes the investigation tricky but S

CBS didn’t just renew two freshman dramas this week, it effectively adopted them. In a move that surprised absolutely no one who’s been watching the ratings but shocked everyone who assumed networks still take their time making decisions, Boston Blue  and Sheriff Country  have officially snagged early Season 2 pickups. Six episodes in. Six. That’s the TV equivalent of getting promoted after your first week on the job because you remembered everyone’s coffee order. For CBS, th

“Exit Interview,” the sixth episode of Sheriff Country  Season 1, tries to juggle emotional reveals, a riverbank murder, and the ever-growing web of Edgewater drama but the end result lands unevenly. While the procedural engine keeps running, the character dynamics take a few unexpected turns, and not all of them hit the mark. The episode gives off the romantic tension, personal storylines, and small-town mysteries, just not always the kind we were waiting for. Let’s start w

Sheriff Country has been quietly sneaking up on the fall TV lineup and claiming territory like a drama that knows exactly how good it is. Season 1 Episode 5 titled Expecting Trouble feels like the moment the series looked at the audience winked and said buckle up this ride is about to get messy. And oh does it ever. The hour kicks off with a classic Sheriff Country recipe. A pregnant witness in danger a relentless hitman and two partners who would absolutely kiss if either of

Edgewater just got a whole lot hotter. Fire Country  favorite Kevin Alejandro  is heading to Sheriff Country  in an upcoming episode titled “Exit Interview,” airing Friday, November 21 on CBS and streaming on Paramount Plus. Alejandro reprises his Fire Country  role as Manny , proving that CBS’s growing small-town drama universe is officially lighting up like, well, a forest fire. In the episode, a body is found along the Eel River, throwing Sheriff Mickey Fox and her team in

When it comes to small-town crime dramas, Sheriff Country  has been playing the long game, mixing high-stakes investigations with family drama and slow-burn chemistry that’s as unpredictable as a suspect’s alibi. Episode 4, titled “Out of Office,”  shifts gears and goes straight for the heart. The hour forces Sheriff Mickey Fox to ask the ultimate question: how far would you go to protect your child? Spoiler alert: Mickey’s answer is “as far as it takes.” This episode doesn’t

Edgewater just cannot catch a break. Sheriff Country Season 1 Episode 3, titled The Sixth Man , cranks the tension higher, mixing a daring bank robbery with a pile of personal drama that keeps Sheriff Mickey Fox one bad day away from losing her badge—or her sanity. The episode blends procedural crime beats with family chaos, proving once again that life in a small town can be a powder keg, and Mickey’s the one holding the match. The hour kicks off with a scene straight out of

Edgewater is getting messier by the minute, and Sheriff Mickey Fox is barely keeping her cool. The second episode of Sheriff Country , titled “Firewall,” cranks up both the family drama and the small-town chaos in a way that makes this CBS spinoff of Fire Country  a perfect cocktail of grit, guilt, and good old-fashioned crime-solving. Morena Baccarin continues to command the screen as Mickey, a sheriff trying to keep her professional life separate from her personal one. Spoi

CBS may have stumbled upon its next small-town obsession with Sheriff Country , a spinoff that dares to ask, what if the sheriff had just as much baggage as the criminals she’s locking up? From the ashes (literally) of Fire Country  rises a pilot that is far messier, far juicier procedural with emotional stakes, family dysfunction, and yes, Morena Baccarin in a badge. And if that alone isn’t enough to get you to watch, let’s just say Matt Lauria is giving the silver foxes a r

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