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Silo Season 2 ended after cracking the world wide open. For two seasons, Apple TV’s adaptation of Hugh Howey’s beloved novels has widened Juliette Nichols’ understanding of the world one terrifying discovery at a time. Season 2 sent her into another silo entirely, while the people she left behind in Silo 18 mistook her survival

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 For the first time yet, I’m on Team Paula. I bet you thought you’d never read that! But Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed Season 1 Episode 8 was one of those rare episodes that put motivations at the forefront, not just for Paula, but for every single character. It was genuinely

If you’re like me, you’ve been licking your wounds because your favorite series on broadcast is on hiatus. Oh, and you’re still pissed off about that shortened season news. Forget all of that, because NCIS: Origins knows how to remind us exactly why we’re hopelessly devoted to this series, and nothing proves that more than

It’s hard to believe that The Bear is finally over. During the first two seasons, the FX show was all over the internet, hailed as one of the best prestige TV shows. And then Seasons 3 and 4 happened. Those two seasons of The Bear cornered the writers into a position where they had to

As you all know by now, I’m rewatching The OC because, frankly, there’s not much on TV right now. I’ve already delved into why The OC pilot hits differently as an adult, and now, four episodes later, I’m trying to make sense of what the writers were doing with Rachel Bilson‘s Summer Roberts. I look

Secrets and lies came out on Criminal Minds Season 19 Episode 6, and it threw the entire BAU for a loop. Throughout an hour in which Penelope Garcia proved she is the Tech Queen of the BAU, I kept waiting for something to happen that would show she was burning out. I kept waiting for

Critic’s Rating: 4.1 / 5.0 4.1 Now this really is the Kanan Stark we all grew to loathe. There have been numerous moments throughout Power Book III: Raising Kanan where I’ve felt sympathy for Kanan, and I’ve even understood him at times, which was NOT something I had for adult Kanan, but we’re reaching the

Critic’s Rating: 3.2 / 5.0 3.2 The penultimate episode feels like the proper time to call it, no? We had no idea what to expect with Dutton Ranch, but this is not it. The show got off to a great start all those weeks ago, but it has slowly morphed into a repetitive, soapy drama.

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 There’s no time like the present. At least, that’s what Anna and Tom must be thinking after Cape Fear Season 1 Episode 5. For the first time in a long time — possibly ever — they both have time to spend together. (Courtesy of Apple TV) Who would have

Critic’s Rating: 4.8 / 5.0 4.8 Star City has reached the point where excellence itself is no longer surprising. The question is whether each episode can still find a new way to challenge the characters. Star City Season 1 Episode 6, “Awl in a Shack,” answers with a resounding yes. (Courtesy of Apple TV) Deception

One thing I’ve loved about Criminal Minds Season 19 is the way some of the more forgotten characters have had time to shine. For years, there’s been a lot of focus on Rossi, Prentiss, and JJ, but in the last few episodes, Garcia and Luke have received more attention and development. That’s certainly the case

Well, this is awkward. Project Runway is returning for Season 22 this summer, and after the previous season’s rocky run, there was hope the show might address some of its core issues. However, right out of the gate, it’s clear that it’ll be a season marred in controversy before it even makes its debut with

It’s hard to believe it’s been 10 whole years since The 100 Season 3 Episode 7, still one of the most controversial hours of TV throughout my 12 years in this industry. The CW series delivered a legitimate gut punch when it killed off Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey). Lexa died at the hands of Titus, her

Critic’s Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 3.5 Sophomore seasons have a heavy load to shoulder. Maintaining the character dynamics of the premiere season while further challenging them can put off audiences looking for a gentler continuation. With Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2, there is the added challenge of meeting the expectations of the legions

Critic’s Rating: 4.3 / 5.0 4.3 If you thought the chaos was already maxed out, buckle up because Sugar Season 2 Episode 2 proves Ji Moon’s disappearance is way more sinister than it looks. The premiere gave John Sugar a missing brother, a frightened voice message, and another reason to stay busy after Henry’s death.

Oliver Wolf and Josh Nichols are finding their way back to each other, and we couldn’t be more delighted. The two are a popular pairing on Brilliant Minds, but they’ve spent most of this season apart, leaving fans disgruntled. We finally got the story we deserved this June as Oliver and Josh re-explored their feelings

Critic’s Rating: 3.45 / 5.0 3.45 There is an old saying that grief changes shape but never truly disappears. That idea runs throughout the Sugar Season 2 premiere, where John Sugar carries unfinished business while trying to convince himself that life can still move forward. Sugar Season 1 concluded with revelations that dramatically altered the

Summer may be running short on content, but we still have some characters who have resonated with us. Whether they were navigating grief, confronting impossible choices, or relentlessly chasing the truth, these Characters of the Week drove some of the week’s strongest stories. From a long-overdue spotlight on Criminal Minds’ Luke Alvez to a supernatural

It’s hard to believe, but Deidre Hall first joined Days of Our Lives 50 years ago next week. These nostalgic episodes celebrating long-term characters and actors are one of the best things about the long-running soap, and Marlena’s is coupled with some huge returns. Unfortunately, we can’t purely enjoy it because Days of Our Lives

Outer Banks finally dropped the trailer and premiere date for the final season. And lowkey, the best part about it was a prison cell shot of the Pogues Redux that looks like they’re about to drop the most fire hip-hop album in ages. Fitting, since we’re still pouring one out for JJ. I’m not still