2 episodes
“Bad Sisters” (Season 2) continues two years after the events of the first season. The Garvey sisters—Eva, Ursula, Grace, Bibi, and Becka—are trying to move forward with their lives. However, their past catches up with them when a significant discovery reignites an investigation that threatens to expose their secrets once again. Grace is on the cusp of starting a new chapter with her impending marriage to Ian, but complications arise that challenge their relationship and the unity of the sisters. The season is a blend of dark comedy, suspense, and unexpected twists. As the investigation deepens, the Garvey sisters must navigate the complexities of their intertwined lives, each dealing with personal struggles and the collective burden of their shared history. The show delves into themes of family loyalty, the lengths one will go to protect their loved ones, and the moral ambiguities that arise when faced with extraordinary circumstances. Each episode meticulously builds tension, unraveling layers of the narrative and providing new insights into the characters’ motivations and fears. The strong character development and intricate plot ensure that “Bad Sisters” remains engaging and thought-provoking. More …
5 episodes
“The Irrational” (Season 2) continues to follow Alec Mercer (Jesse L. Martin), a professor of behavioral science, as he uses his expertise to solve complex criminal cases. The season picks up with a gripping cliffhanger from the previous season, where Alec’s girlfriend, Rose (Karen David), is kidnapped. The premiere episode, titled “Collateral Damage,” delves into the intense investigation to find Rose and uncover the motives behind her abduction. As Alec and his team race against time, they encounter new mysteries, including the puzzling case of a commercial ship hijacker who abandons the vessel, an abduction specialist who is herself kidnapped, and a pop star who murders her biggest fan. Each episode explores the irrational and often senseless nature of human behavior, providing a thrilling and thought-provoking narrative. The season also expands on Alec’s relationships and introduces new characters who shake things up, adding depth and complexity to the storyline. With its blend of suspense, drama, and psychological intrigue, “The Irrational” Season 2 promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. More …
6 episodes
Shrinking (Season 2) continues to follow Jimmy Price, a therapist who practices radical honesty with his patients, and his grumpy octogenarian colleague Paul Rhodes, played by Harrison Ford. The new season delves deeper into the personal and professional lives of the therapists as they navigate their own challenges while helping their patients confront hard truths. The season kicks off with Paul trying to avoid a difficult conversation by singing along to The Outfield’s “Your Love,” a callback to the most talked-about moment in Season 1. However, his colleague Gaby, played by Jessica Williams, insists on addressing the issue at hand. With the addition of Brett Goldstein, co-creator of “Ted Lasso,” the show expands its scope while maintaining a focus on the emotional journeys of its characters. The series continues to blend comedy and drama, offering a heartfelt look at the complexities of therapy and personal growth. Jimmy’s radical approach to therapy and Paul’s grumpy demeanor provide a balance of humor and heartfelt moments, making the show a compelling watch. The dynamic between the characters evolves as they deal with personal traumas, forging deeper connections with one another. Season 2 promises more laugh-out-loud moments, poignant revelations, and an exploration of how honesty can be both healing and challenging. With its unique mix of humor, heart, and raw emotion, Shrinking (Season 2) is set to captivate audiences, offering a fresh perspective on the intricacies of mental health and human connection. More …
6 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 …
7 episodes
High Potential (season 1) is a crime drama series that follows Morgan Gillory, played by Kaitlin Olson, a single mom with an exceptional mind. Morgan works as a cleaning lady for the LAPD but ends up becoming an invaluable consultant due to her genius-level IQ and keen attention to detail. Her unconventional methods and quirky personality often clash with the by-the-books Detective Adam Karadec, played by Daniel Sunjata. The series begins with Morgan inadvertently solving a murder case that the LAPD had been struggling with, leading to her official involvement with the Major Crimes Division. Throughout the season, Morgan helps solve various cases while also dealing with personal challenges, including the mystery of her missing ex, Roman, who disappeared 15 years ago. Will she succeed? More …
4 episodes
FBI (Season 7) continues to follow the dedicated agents of the New York City FBI field office as they tackle high-stakes cases threatening national security. The season kicks off with a gripping premiere titled “Abandoned,” where the team investigates the assassination of a seemingly ordinary Brooklyn plumber. This case quickly spirals into a globe-spanning investigation that ruffles feathers with the CIA. Meanwhile, Tiffany struggles with fieldwork in the aftermath of the Hakim case. Maggie, OA, Jubal, and Isobel return with their unparalleled dedication, showcasing their expertise and teamwork as they navigate new threats. This season promises intense plots, complex cases, and the return of fan-favorite characters, along with the introduction of new faces who bring fresh dynamics to the team. As the agents work to protect the city and the country from various domestic threats, they must navigate their own personal and professional obstacles, balancing their duty to the job with their personal lives. From tackling cybercrimes and drug trafficking to uncovering espionage and terrorism plots, each episode delivers edge-of-your-seat action and suspense, highlighting the sacrifices and challenges the agents face in their relentless pursuit of justice. FBI (Season 7) dives deeper into the characters’ backstories, providing more emotional depth and exploring the intricacies of their relationships. With its signature blend of action, suspense, and drama, this season promises to deliver thrilling storylines and emotional depth. More …
4 episodes
FBI: Most Wanted (Season 6) continues to follow the dedicated agents of the FBI’s Fugitive Task Force as they track down and capture some of the most notorious criminals on the FBI’s Most Wanted list. The season kicks off with a gripping premiere, where the team faces a new set of high-stakes cases that test their skills and resolve. Led by seasoned agent Dylan McDermott, the team includes Sheryll Barnes, Remy Scott, Hana Gibson, Nina Chase, and Raymond Cannon Jr. Throughout the season, they tackle a variety of complex cases, from cybercrimes and drug trafficking to espionage and terrorism plots. Each episode delivers edge-of-your-seat action and suspense, highlighting the sacrifices and challenges the agents face in their relentless pursuit of justice. In addition to the intense cases, the season also delves into the personal lives of the characters, exploring their relationships and the impact of their work on their personal lives. Fans can expect thrilling storylines, emotional depth, and potential crossover episodes within the FBI universe. With its signature blend of action, suspense, and drama, FBI: Most Wanted (Season 6) promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats. The show’s intricate plots and character-driven narratives provide a perfect mix of procedural rigor and personal stakes, ensuring each episode is as engaging as it is thrilling. Whether it’s through heart-pounding chases, clever investigative work, or poignant moments of character development, this season aims to captivate and entertain both long-time fans and new viewers alike. More …
4 episodes
FBI: International (Season 4) follows the elite FBI Fly Team as they tackle international crimes and high-stakes missions. The season kicks off with a gripping premiere, introducing Supervisory Special Agent Wesley “Wes” Mitchell, played by Jesse Lee Soffer, as the new team leader. Wes steps in after an unfortunate incident with his partner during a case involving home invasions in Los Angeles. The investigation leads the team to Budapest, Hungary, where they uncover a human trafficking ring run by a man named Greg, who has been using a youth center to recruit young men and force them to work for him. As the season progresses, the Fly Team, including Cameron Vo (Vinessa Vidotto), Smitty, Raines, and Tate, work together to track down and neutralize threats against American citizens in Europe. They face personal and professional challenges, including dealing with the loss of their former leader Scott Forrester and adjusting to the new dynamics under Wes’ leadership. The season promises intense action, complex cases, and emotional depth as the agents navigate their personal lives and the high-stakes world of international crime. Each episode delves into the intricacies of cross-border investigations, showcasing the team’s resourcefulness and resilience. With a mix of high-octane action, suspenseful storytelling, and character-driven drama, FBI: International (Season 4) offers a new perspective on global law enforcement. More …
10 episodes
American Sports Story (season 1) is a sports drama anthology series that premiered on FX. The first season, titled American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez, focuses on the rise and fall of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez. The series explores his complex identity, family dynamics, career, and the tragic events leading to his conviction for murder and subsequent suicide in prison. The show begins with Hernandez’s early life in Bristol, Connecticut, highlighting his relationship with his father and his promising football career. It then follows his time at the University of Florida and with the New England Patriots, where he becomes insulated from consequences due to his success. The narrative delves into his criminal activities, including the shooting of his associate Alexander Bradley and the murder of Odin Lloyd, which ultimately led to his downfall. More …
4 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 …
