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All American: Homecoming Season 3 continues to follow Simone Hicks and her friends at Bringston University, a prestigious HBCU. This season, Simone faces new challenges on and off the tennis court, including a fierce rivalry that threatens her spot on the team. Damon Sims, dealing with family drama, must navigate his future in baseball while balancing personal relationships. Meanwhile, JR and Lando work together to bring baseball back to Bringston, adding another layer of complexity to their lives. Amara Patterson, Simone’s aunt, continues to play a significant role, now as the Executive President of Bringston University, dealing with both professional and personal issues. The season delves into themes of legacy, ambition, and the struggles of young adulthood, set against the backdrop of Black excellence and the unique culture of HBCUs. More …

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9-1-1: Lone Star Season 5 kicks off with a dramatic and intense storyline. The season begins with a catastrophic train derailment in Austin, Texas, which releases a toxic cloud of chlorine gas, endangering many lives, including those of the first responders. As the team from Station 126 works to save civilians and themselves from this disaster, they also face personal challenges and internal conflicts. Owen Strand (Rob Lowe) is grappling with the guilt of being an accomplice in his late half-brother’s assisted suicide, which affects his mental state and his interactions with his team. Meanwhile, there’s a rivalry brewing between Paul Strickland (Brian Michael Smith) and Marjan Marwani (Natacha Karam) as they compete for a promotion to lieutenant, which starts to strain their friendship. The season promises to be filled with high-stakes rescues, emotional turmoil, and the personal growth of the characters as they navigate these challenges. More …

8 episodes

Ridley Season 2 follows former Detective Inspector Alex Ridley, played by Adrian Dunbar, as he returns to the force as a police consultant. Teaming up with his former protégée, DI Carol Farman, Ridley tackles a series of complex and perplexing cases. The season kicks off with “A Sleeping Tiger,” where Ridley and Carol investigate a mysterious death that leads them into the world of illegal raves and hidden secrets. Throughout the season, Ridley faces formidable challenges, from solving a heist-turned-murder case to uncovering dark secrets in the British countryside. The season also delves into Ridley’s personal struggles, including his ongoing grief over the loss of his wife and daughter, and his efforts to find solace through therapy. More …

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In Season 7 of SEAL Team, the Bravo Team faces some of their toughest challenges yet. The season kicks off with the team being sidelined after taking a stand for better warfighter health, only to be sent on an underwhelming assignment in Sweden. Things quickly escalate when they find themselves at the scene of a terrorist attack. Throughout the season, the team deals with significant losses and personal struggles. Jason Hayes grapples with balancing his duties as a team leader and the responsibilities of single fatherhood. Ray Perry, his second-in-command, contemplates retirement and the possibility of leaving the battlefield behind. Meanwhile, new threats emerge, pushing the team to adapt to a new era of warfare against powerful rival forces. The season also explores the personal lives of the team members, including Lieutenant Lisa Davis, who leads a new spec ops initiative, and Omar Hamza and Drew Franklin, who dive into their work to cope with past traumas. More …

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“How to Die Alone” is a comedy series created by and starring Natasha Rothwell. The show follows Melissa, a neurotic, broke, and fat Black woman who has never been in love. After a near-death experience, she decides to stop settling for less and embarks on a journey to live life on her own terms. This leads her to become “that bitch” no matter what. The series explores Melissa’s path of self-discovery, filled with hard truths, awkward romantic encounters, and moments of hope. Along the way, she is supported by her best friend Rory (Conrad Ricamora), her ex Alex (Jocko Sims), and her co-worker Terrance (KeiLyn Durrel Jones). More …

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From Season 3 continues the eerie and suspenseful journey of the residents trapped in a mysterious town. The season picks up right after the shocking events of Season 2, where Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno) finds herself outside the town, trying to piece together clues about her family’s whereabouts. Meanwhile, the townspeople face new challenges as their crops mysteriously spoil overnight. Boyd (Harold Perrineau) and Donna (Elizabeth Saunders) struggle to maintain order, while Jim (Eion Bailey) embarks on a rescue mission to find his wife. Other storylines include Fatima (Pegah Ghafoori) dealing with her pregnancy, Jade (David Alpay) deciphering a recurring symbol, and Victor (Scott McCord) confronting his past. The season promises to unravel more of the town’s dark secrets, with terrifying new dynamics and connections. Are you excited to see how these mysteries unfold? More …

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In Season 5 of Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living, the story continues with Jeremy and his family moving back to Georgia to help his grandfather, Vinny, who has purchased a rundown home for the elderly. Jeremy faces new challenges as he tries to manage the home and support his family. Key plot points include Jeremy’s struggles with balancing family responsibilities and the demands of running the assisted living facility, Vinny’s comedic antics, and Mr. Brown and Cora’s involvement as they step in to help manage the facility. The season is filled with laughter, heartwarming moments, and the typical Tyler Perry humor that fans love. More …

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The Wives is a new mystery drama series that premiered on Channel 5. The show follows three British sisters-in-law—Beth, Sylvia, and Natasha—who routinely holiday together with their families in Malta. However, their latest trip takes a dark turn as they confront significant changes in their family dynamics and personal circumstances. The series is a six-part drama that delves into themes of family secrets, unexplained deaths, and the unraveling of relationships. The plot thickens as the sisters-in-law navigate through a summer that changes all their lives. The main cast includes Jo Joyner as Beth Morgan, Tamzin Outhwaite as Sylvia Morgan, and Angela Griffin as Natasha Morgan. The series was inspired by Daphne du Maurier’s novel “Rebecca,” adding a layer of suspense and intrigue to the storyline. More …

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Matlock Season 1 follows Madeline Matlock, a brilliant septuagenarian attorney played by Kathy Bates. After achieving success in her younger years, Madeline re-enters the workforce at a prestigious law firm, Jacobson Moore. Using her unassuming demeanor and wily tactics, she wins cases and exposes wrongdoing. The season begins with Madeline securing a position at the firm despite her age and unconventional methods. Each episode features her tackling complex legal cases, often uncovering hidden truths and navigating office politics. Alongside the legal drama, the show delves into Madeline’s personal life, including her relationship with her surly grandson, whom she is raising after her daughter’s death due to drug addiction. The combination of intriguing legal battles and Madeline’s unique approach to solving them makes for an engaging and entertaining season. More …

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The Boy That Never Was (season 1) is an Irish television drama series that follows the story of a couple whose lives are turned upside down after their son is presumed dead in an earthquake in Morocco. Three years later, they spot a young boy in Dublin who looks just like their son, leading them on a desperate search for the truth. The series stars Colin Morgan as Harry, Toni O’Rourke as Robin, and Kerr Logan as Ollie. Directed by Hannah Quinn and based on the novel by Karen Perry, the show delves into themes of grief, hope, and the lengths parents will go to for their children. More …