The Institute, an adaptation of Stephen King’s book of the same name, is a tense, emotional, and action-packed thriller. Season 1 kept us on our toes every week. And Season 2 is poised to do the same. We grew to…
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FBI Season 9, Episode 4, ‘Reticence’ puts the CBS show back in order, but it does so by going the extra mile for a surprising character.
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Be My Girlfriend, Gossip Queen is highly addictive drama. Give us all the tropes. All the drama. Our review.
DOC Season 3, Episode 5 Review: A Lot Of Struggle, A Lot Of Pain & The Want To Be Accepted
DOC Season 3 gives us a look at growth – the uncomfortable kind. It’s both painful to watch and eye opening.
Chicago Med Season 12, Episode 2 Review: ‘Third Rails’ Is A Very Bad Day At The Hospital
Chicago Med Season 12, Episode 2, ‘Third Rails’ is a bad day for several characters, and a hard watch, but the NBC show also has good ideas.
Haunted Hotel Season 2 Review: The Best Animated Show of 2026
Haunted Hotel Season 2 is the best animated show of 2026 because it isn’t afraid to touch topics that sting, it knows that laughter is an essential part of life when we’re in pain, and that families come in all…
INTERVIEW: Georgia Oakley on Why Sense and Sensibility Has Always Been a Contemporary Story
When it comes to Jane Austen, the film and TV industry isn’t a stranger to adaptations or remakes. Pride and Prejudice has had many adaptations. Some were faithful adaptations like the 1995 BBC miniseries starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth.…
