10 episodes
“Too Much” (Season 1) follows Jessica, a newly heartbroken New Yorker who escapes to London, hoping to find peace after a crushing breakup. Instead, her life becomes entangled with Felix, a talented but emotionally unpredictable musician whose struggles with identity and sobriety mirror Jessica’s own emotional mess. Their unexpected connection unfolds through chaotic nights, awkward truths, and sharp cultural differences, pushing them to confront past relationships, lingering guilt, and the complications of modern love. Jessica’s quest for reinvention is undermined by eccentric colleagues, a nosy family, and the constant ghost of her ex, while Felix wrestles with creative burnout and the fear of intimacy. Their relationship evolves in fits and starts, marked by miscommunications and vulnerable moments that blur the line between healing and self-sabotage. As they stumble through the confusion of adult romance, both slowly begin to realize that moving on doesn’t mean escaping, and that love can be messy, inconvenient, and sometimes exactly what you need. With wit, heartache, and emotional honesty, “Too Much” (Season 1) delivers a disarming look at the fragile hope of starting over when everything feels overwhelming. (more…)
2 episodes
“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” (Season 17) hurls the Gang into a whirlwind of delusional ambition, corporate absurdity, and shameless self-promotion. After a court-mandated volunteer stint at Abbott Elementary spirals into chaos, they scramble to rebrand themselves through increasingly reckless schemes. Frank ends up in a coma, prompting Dee to spiral through melodramatic grief while Dennis, Mac, and Charlie pitch questionable business ideas to Philadelphia’s elite. Mac and Dennis become EMTs in a misguided quest for masculinity, Charlie dives into culinary madness, and Dee hacks her side hustle with Charlie’s help. The Gang scapegoats one of their own to dodge backlash, gambles at a dog track, and launches a campaign against overage drinking. Their antics culminate in a surreal appearance on The Golden Bachelor, where Frank’s romantic delusions collide with reality TV chaos. With biting satire, callbacks to past episodes, and a relentless pursuit of fame, money, and attention, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” (Season 17) delivers a twisted reflection of modern culture wrapped in the Gang’s signature dysfunction. (more…)
12 episodes
“Poker Face” (Season 2) continues the thrilling mystery series with Charlie Cale on the run after rejecting an offer from crime boss Beatrix Halp, who is entangled in a battle with rival crime families, forcing Charlie to stay one step ahead while using her extraordinary ability to detect lies to solve new murder cases along the way. As she travels across the country in her Plymouth Barracuda, she finds herself drawn into a variety of strange and dangerous situations, each episode introducing fresh mysteries, unexpected twists, and a rotating cast of guest stars adding depth and intrigue to the unfolding story. The season maintains its case-of-the-week format while expanding on Charlie’s personal journey, exploring the consequences of her choices and the ever-present threat of being caught by those who seek to control or eliminate her. With its signature blend of suspense, humor, and engaging storytelling, the series continues to captivate audiences with its unique approach to detective work, blending classic mystery tropes with modern sensibilities and sharp writing. As Charlie navigates deception, danger, and the moral dilemmas that come with her gift, she must rely on her instincts and quick thinking to survive, making “Poker Face” (Season 2) a gripping and unpredictable continuation of her journey, filled with compelling characters, clever twists, and the ever-present tension of a woman who can never stay in one place for too long. (more…)
10 episodes
“Murderbot” (Season 1) is a sci-fi action comedy based on Martha Wells’ The Murderbot Diaries, following a rogue security android that secretly hacks its own system to gain free will while pretending to obey its corporate owners, leading to a conflict between autonomy and duty as it struggles to navigate human interactions while remaining undetected. Assigned to protect a group of scientists on a distant planet, Murderbot finds itself in increasingly perilous situations where its advanced capabilities are tested against external threats, all while uncovering dangerous conspiracies that put its team at risk, forcing it to make choices that challenge its self-preservation instinct and growing attachment to the humans under its care. As the stakes rise, Murderbot’s sarcastic wit and sharp intelligence drive the tension and humor, balancing existential dilemmas with fast-paced action as it reluctantly steps into the role of hero despite preferring to binge-watch human entertainment. The series explores themes of identity, free will, and corporate exploitation, bringing a fresh perspective to AI and human relationships while delivering thrilling confrontations, unexpected moments of humor, and engaging character dynamics that elevate the narrative. “Murderbot” (Season 1) blends sharp wit, compelling action, and emotional depth, offering a unique and captivating story in a corporate-controlled universe where survival depends on knowing when to fight, when to hide, and when to trust. (more…)
17 episodes
The fifteenth season of Bob’s Burgers kicks off with an episode titled “The Tina Table: The Tables Have Tina-ed.” In this episode, Tina’s segment on the Wagstaff School News is at risk of being canceled due to low viewership. To save her segment, Tina decides to feature Mr. Frond’s new counseling computer game, which is designed to diagnose students’ personality types. However, the game starts giving out random and often incorrect results, causing chaos and confusion among the students. In another episode, Bob learns that a beloved local drive-in theater is on the verge of closing down. Determined to save it, he comes up with a creative plan to attract more customers and keep the theater open. Meanwhile, Linda finds herself in hot water after accidentally insulting another mom in a group text chain, leading to a series of humorous and awkward attempts to make amends. On the side, Louise and Gene get into trouble when they steal some of Tina’s favorite candy and try to hide from her, resulting in a series of comedic escapades. The season continues to explore the quirky and heartwarming dynamics of the Belcher family, with each member facing their own unique challenges and adventures. (more…)
7 episodes
“And Just Like That…” (Season 3) continues the journey of Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, Seema, and Lisa Todd Wexley as they navigate life, love, sex, and friendship in their 50s in New York City. Carrie moves on from her emotional memoir and explores fiction writing while Aidan, who previously asked for a five-year break to focus on his sons, remains a lingering presence in her life. Miranda continues to explore her sexuality after her split from Che Diaz while Charlotte resumes her job at a high-end gallery balancing her career with family life. The season introduces new characters and relationships adding fresh dynamics to the group. Fans can expect more of Giuseppe and Joy, who were introduced in Season 2, as well as new faces played by Mehcad Brooks, Jonathan Cake, and Logan Marshall-Green. The show also brings back Patti LuPone in a recurring role. With its signature mix of humor, drama, and heartfelt moments “And Just Like That…” (Season 3) delves deeper into the complexities of midlife transitions and personal growth. (more…)
8 episodes
“Stick” (Season 1) is a sports comedy series starring Owen Wilson as Pryce Cahill, a former professional golfer whose career ended after a televised breakdown. Now working at a sporting goods store in Indiana, Pryce struggles with his personal life until he meets Santi Wheeler, a 17-year-old golf prodigy. Seeing potential in Santi, Pryce decides to mentor him, hoping to redeem himself through the young golfer’s success. As Pryce reconnects with his former caddy, Mitts, and navigates his complicated relationship with his ex-wife, Amber-Linn, he faces emotional and professional challenges. Meanwhile, Santi wrestles with his own doubts and family struggles, making their partnership both inspiring and turbulent. The series blends humor, heartfelt moments, and sports drama, offering a story of second chances and unexpected friendships. With guest appearances from real-life golf stars and a Ted Lasso-style charm, “Stick” (Season 1) delivers an uplifting and entertaining journey into the world of golf and personal redemption. (more…)
7 episodes
“Rick and Morty” (Season 8) is the latest installment of the animated sci-fi comedy series. The season continues the chaotic adventures of Rick Sanchez and his grandson Morty Smith as they navigate bizarre interdimensional escapades. The premiere episode, “Summer of All Fears,” focuses on Summer’s attempt to reinvent herself at school, only to be pulled into one of Rick’s unpredictable experiments alongside Morty. Their sibling rivalry intensifies as they struggle to escape Rick’s artificial world, leading to unexpected growth and cooperation. Throughout the season, Rick faces new existential dilemmas following the events of Season 7, including the looming threat of Evil Morty. Meanwhile, Mr. Poopybutthole’s multiversal invasion sets off a chain of events that could destabilize reality itself. Other episodes explore Jerry’s misguided attempts at celebrating Easter, Morty’s entanglement in deep-space crime, and Beth’s evolving relationship with Summer. With a mix of episodic hijinks and deeper character arcs, “Rick and Morty” (Season 8) balances absurd humor with emotional storytelling, pushing the characters into new territory while maintaining the show’s signature unpredictability. (more…)
10 episodes
“Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living” (Season 6) continues the heartfelt and comedic journey of Jeremy and his family as they navigate life in the Georgia countryside while managing the struggling assisted living facility purchased by Jeremy’s eccentric grandfather Vinny, who remains determined to turn it into a thriving business despite the many obstacles in their way. As the family works to bring life and laughter back to the home, they face fresh challenges, unexpected twists, and emotional revelations that test their resilience and relationships, forcing them to lean on one another more than ever. This season explores the strength of family bonds, the importance of supporting one another through life’s transitions, and the humorous yet touching moments that arise from their efforts to keep the facility running while dealing with the unpredictable antics of its residents. With Mr. Brown and Cora stepping in as investors, their presence adds another layer of chaos and comedy, making every episode a mix of heartfelt storytelling and lighthearted fun as they attempt to bring order to the madness. As Jeremy, Leah, and their children Phillip and Sandra adjust to their new reality, they encounter hilarious mishaps, surprising friendships, and personal growth that deepens their connection to the residents and each other, proving that even in the most unexpected places, love and laughter can thrive. “Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living” (Season 6) delivers another entertaining chapter filled with warmth, humor, and the enduring message that family, no matter how unconventional, is the foundation of strength and love, reminding viewers that sometimes the best moments come from the most unexpected situations. (more…)
5 episodes
“Resident Alien” (Season 4) continues the sci-fi comedy series with Harry Vanderspeigle trapped on the Grey moonbase, while a shape-shifting alien known as the Mantid assumes his identity on Earth. As Harry struggles to escape, his allies in Patience, Colorado, begin to suspect something is wrong. Sheriff Mike Thompson grows increasingly convinced that aliens exist, while Asta Twelvetrees faces emotional turmoil as she tries to protect those closest to her. Meanwhile, the Mantid’s erratic behavior raises suspicions, but no one realizes the real Harry is missing. The season introduces new conflicts, including Harry’s father, played by Stephen Root, who pushes him back toward his alien roots. As Harry fights to return to Earth, he must decide whether to embrace his humanity or fulfill his original mission. With humor, action, and deeper character development, “Resident Alien” (Season 4) delivers an exciting continuation of the series, pushing its characters into new dilemmas while maintaining the charm and intrigue that have made the show a fan favorite. (more…)
