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In an era of TV focused on evil rich people’s problems, The Audacity echoes much of the sentiment shared by similar shows. It blends the corporate greed emulated by Industry and Succession with the satirical take on tech in Silicon Valley, carefully walking the line between despairing drama and dry comedy. The following episodes certainly

I should have known that Days of Our Lives couldn’t sustain a realistic PTSD storyline for long. So far, Stephanie’s panic attacks, flashbacks, difficulty with being touched, and fear of being kidnapped again have been consistent with real-life PTSD, but that probably won’t last. Days of Our Lives spoilers for the week of 4-13-26 suggest

Television thrives when it lets characters feel. And when they make us feel! And this week, some of our favorites took us on deeply emotional journeys that lingered long after the credits rolled. From the aching, bittersweet reunion on Outlander to the refreshingly honest portrayal of perimenopause on Your Friends & Neighbors, these are the

Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 Sean and Jonah’s story on Boston Blue Season 1 Episode 15 certainly was unrealistic. The patrol officers finding dead bodies during a noise complaint and calling for more experienced cops made sense, but what followed didn’t seem in line with proper police procedure. Still, Boston Blue’s central story was

Critic’s Rating: 2 / 5.0 2 No matter how Fire Country tries to cut this, it’s just weird. There is no escaping the fact that Chloe’s son’s actions led to the death of one of the characters who meant something to everyone in this show. No amount of rationalization or obfuscation can hide how bizarre

Critic’s Rating: 3.8 / 5.0 3.8 After an intense crossover with Fire Country, Sheriff Country dives into a case that could run for multiple episodes. Titled “Show of Force,” it’s finally time for Cassidy to put forward her theory to Mickey. What I would like to know is why she left it just days before

Whenever there’s a new chief or person in charge on Chicago Fire, there’s trouble. The new person has a chance to run things their way, and that often means disrupting everything at Firehouse 51. Chief Andre Hopkins was no different, immediately coming in to threaten the natural flow at 51, but it’s not because he

It feels like Best Medicine just graced our screens and warmed our hearts, and now the finale is upon us. While it’s bittersweet to think about taking a hiatus from Port Wenn after tonight’s deliriously fun and heartwarming finale, we’re here to get you hype about what’s in store. Before we could get sidetracked about

Seth Ridley has always been one of those characters I’m not quite sure how to feel about. He started on The Rookie Season 7 as a promising rookie under Lucy Chen, then spent most of it systematically dismantling any goodwill he’d built. He faked a cancer diagnosis, lied his way through confrontation after confrontation, refused

It was always going to end this way, wasn’t it? Angelo has played a dangerous game for a long time, and this season showed that his lies were starting to converge. The Ferryman drama only reinforced what we already knew: what’s done in the dark will always find a way to shine. (Christos Kalohoridis /

High Potential built its entire Season 2 around two big promises. The first was Captain Wagner — a new character whose loyalties nobody could read, and whose father turned out to be tangled up with a political fixer, who was either an ally or a slow-burning villain. The second was Roman Sinquerra, the sixteen-year mystery

As soon as Grey’s Anatomy announced that it was cutting Teddy and Owen after Season 22, there were cheers. Many people commented on how it was about time, and as much as I don’t like people losing their jobs, when it comes to Teddy and Owen, there are major issues. There is a lot of

Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 If there’s one thing The Rookie loves, it’s going on side quests. Most of The Rookie Season 8 Episode 14 was Nolan pulled into another case because of Dash, and they sprinkled in a bit of Celina passionately pursuing Missing Persons cases. And some of that worked out well

Kate Chastain has been firing zingers since she first touched down on reality TV on Below Deck Season 2. Since leaving the Bravo hit in 2020, she’s brought her competitive streak to shows like The Traitors and, more recently, House of Villains. On the Peacock series, Kate has become a major target, but thanks to

Jordan Coleman is making her mark in a way that feels both intentional and undeniable. With a starring role on the 10th season of BET‘s hit series Sistas, Coleman steps into the spotlight as the scene-stealing Cheyenne Barnes, Andi’s little sister. It’s a character layered with emotional complexity as she commits to a relationship with

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 If you told me at the beginning of St. Denis Medical Season 2 that the hero of the season would be Ron, I wouldn’t have expected that at all. The show absolutely knocks it out of the park by bringing out the best in the characters as they all

We’re losing another member of The Pitt. Variety has officially reported that Supriya Ganesh, who plays Samira Mohan, will not be returning to the series for its third season. And the reasoning behind that is all creative. The series opts to stay true to some level of realism, and for a resident in her final

There’s something quietly unsettling about Your Friends & Neighbors, and it has very little to do with crime. On the surface, the Apple TV+ series plays like a slick suburban drama with a criminal edge. After all, its lead is a man unraveling, with questionable choices stacking up, and secrets creeping in from all sides.

Paul’s path heading into Shrinking season 4 feels deviated from everyone else’s, and I’m worried. Harrison Ford has been such a huge part of why Shrinking works from day one. There’s something about the way he plays off Jason Segel’s Jimmy that clicks. Their scenes have this easy rhythm, where you can laugh one second

Critic’s Rating: 4.7 / 5.0 4.7 We had another Torres episode, and it certainly delivered. Chicago PD Season 13 Episode 16 quietly devastated me in ways I didn’t anticipate or even fully feel until the closing credits. We started the hour with what appeared to be a senseless, heartbreaking death of a teen trying to