13 episodes
Universal Basic Guys is an adult animated sitcom. The series follows brothers Mark and Hank Hoagies, who lose their jobs when the Glantontown Hot Dog factory switches to automation. Fortunately, they become part of a Universal Basic Income pilot program, receiving $3,000 per month. With their newfound free time and income, Mark and Hank embark on various misadventures. The show humorously explores how they navigate their lives without traditional employment, often getting into trouble and learning life lessons along the way. The series features a mix of quirky characters, including Mark’s wife Tammy, their teenage stepson Darren, and their eccentric neighbors. The comedic dynamics and absurd situations make for an entertaining watch. (more…)
8 episodes
“Accused” (Season 2) continues the gripping anthology format, presenting a new crime and trial in each episode. The season dives into intense, topical, and human stories of crime and punishment, exploring the lives of ordinary people caught in extraordinary situations. Each episode opens in a courtroom, with viewers learning about the defendant’s journey through flashbacks. The first episode stars Macy and Huffman, focusing on a couple facing a legal battle that tests their relationship and moral boundaries. Subsequent episodes follow different characters, such as a successful tech entrepreneur (Nick Cannon) whose facial recognition software leads to devastating consequences, and a nurse (Taylor Schilling) whose road rage incident spirals out of control. Each story delves into the complexities of crime, justice, and personal responsibility, offering a fast-paced, provocative thriller experience. As the season progresses, viewers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster, exploring the lives of individuals caught in the web of the criminal justice system. The anthology format gives the series the flexibility to explore a variety of subjects, like mental health, socioeconomic issues, and the complex moral dilemmas within the law. The stories are both intense and thought-provoking, shedding light on the human experiences behind each crime and the far-reaching impacts on all parties involved. With gripping narratives, strong performances, and timely themes, “Accused” (Season 2) provides a fascinating glimpse into the complexities of the legal system and the diverse tales of those facing trial. (more…)
8 episodes
Murder in a Small Town Season 1 follows Karl Alberg, a former big-city detective played by Rossif Sutherland, who moves to a quiet coastal town to recover from the psychological toll of his previous job. However, his plans for a peaceful life are disrupted when a series of murders begin to occur in the town. As Karl investigates these crimes, he uncovers dark secrets and hidden tensions among the townspeople. The series explores themes of redemption, community, and the impact of past traumas. Alongside the gripping murder investigations, the show delves into Karl’s personal struggles and his efforts to rebuild his life. (more…)
15 episodes
“Accused” (Season 1) is an American crime anthology series developed by Howard Gordon, based on Jimmy McGovern’s 2010 British series of the same name. Each episode of the show deals with a fresh case, presenting the perspectives of both the accused and the accuser. The season opens with the story of Dr. Scott Harmon, a respected and affluent surgeon. Scott’s life is upended when his teenage son, Devin, dies under mysterious circumstances. As Scott faces a trial, he is confronted with disturbing revelations about Devin’s violent tendencies and dark thoughts. The series explores the limits of unconditional love and the impact of hidden secrets on a seemingly perfect family. Each subsequent episode introduces new characters and cases, delving into the complexities of crime, justice, and personal responsibility. As the season progresses, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, exploring the lives of individuals caught in the web of the criminal justice system. The anthology format allows the series to tackle a wide range of topics, including mental health, socioeconomic disparities, and the moral gray areas of the law. The stories are intense and thought-provoking, highlighting the human element behind each crime and the ripple effects on everyone involved. With its gripping narratives, strong performances, and timely themes, “Accused” (Season 1) offers a compelling look at the intricacies of the legal system and the diverse stories of those who find themselves on trial. (more…)
16 episodes
“Family Guy” (Season 22) continues the outrageous and irreverent adventures of the Griffin family in Quahog, Rhode Island. This season maintains the show’s signature blend of satirical humor, pop culture references, and offbeat storylines. Peter Griffin, the bumbling yet lovable patriarch, finds himself in a series of absurd situations, from starting ridiculous business ventures to inadvertently becoming the town’s hero. Lois, his patient wife, juggles her chaotic family life while pursuing her own dreams, often finding herself exasperated by Peter’s antics. Brian, the anthropomorphic dog, continues his quest for intellectual and romantic fulfillment, often partnering with the cynical baby Stewie in various misadventures. Stewie, as always, is up to his old schemes, which range from attempting to take over the world to navigating toddlerhood with his unique flair. Chris and Meg, the Griffin children, face their own teenage trials and tribulations, often resulting in hilariously awkward and cringe-worthy moments. The season also features appearances from a colorful array of Quahog residents, adding to the show’s unpredictable and entertaining narrative. Packed with sharp wit, absurd humor, and unexpected twists, “Family Guy” Season 22 promises to deliver more of the laugh-out-loud moments and memorable episodes that fans have come to love. (more…)
17 episodes
This season faced some production challenges due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA strikes, resulting in fewer episodes than usual. The season kicks off with the episode “Fight at the Not Okay Chore-ral,” where the Belcher family deals with conflicts over household chores. Bob and Linda try to get their kids to take on more responsibilities, leading to a bedtime story that reveals deeper family dynamics. Throughout the season, the Belchers continue their quirky adventures, including episodes like “The Amazing Rudy,” where Rudy navigates a night out with his divorced parents and their new partners, and “The Pickleorette,” featuring a bachelorette party and a strange board game. The season also sees some significant changes in the voice cast. Jari Jones replaces David Herman as the voice of Marshmallow, and Eric Bauza takes over the role of Jimmy Pesto Sr. following Jay Johnston’s legal issues. (more…)
20 episodes
The Great North is an animated sitcom that follows the quirky adventures of the Tobin family in the fictional town of Lone Moose, Alaska. The series centers around Beef Tobin, a single father who is dedicated to keeping his family close-knit. Wolf: The eldest son, who is married to Honeybee. Ham: The middle son, who shares a close bond with his sister Judy. Judy: The only daughter, who dreams of exploring the world beyond their small town. Moon: The youngest son, who is full of curiosity and mischief. Beef’s life revolves around raising his children and supporting their dreams, even when it means stepping out of his comfort zone. The show combines humor and heart, showcasing the unique dynamics of the Tobin family as they navigate life’s challenges and adventures in the Alaskan wilderness. (more…)
12 episodes
A Cambodian-Filipino doctor comes to the U.S. for a medical treatment to save her son but when the system fails she uses her cunning and intelligence to save her son. (more…)
13 episodes
This TV drama about a woman FBI agent who is forced to work with staff scientists to investigate unexplained phenomena. The fifth and final season picks up from the ominous events of last season’s “Letters of Transit” episode, in which the year is 2036 and the overpowering Observers rule. The Fringe team – preserved in amber for 20 years – is now a rebel resistance team fighting for freedom. Peter, reunited with his now adult daughter, Etta, sets out to find out what happened to his wife and Etta’s mom – Olivia – as they start their mission to save the world from the Observers. (more…)
10 episodes
Explores the high-pressure experiences of the first responders who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking, and heart-stopping situations. (more…)
