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[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for FBI: International Season 4 Episode 7 “Keen as a Bean.”] Wes Mitchell (Jesse Lee Soffer) gets a visit from an old friend and fellow agent, Tyler Booth (Jay Hayden), in the latest FBI: International—and he’s keeping him around to return a favor. A case brings Tyler to Budapest: He’s after

Some of TV’s most unforgettable characters are the ones who know how to manipulate those around them. Whether through charm, deception, or psychological games, they pull the strings and stay a step ahead, making everyone else dance to their tune. These characters blur the line between hero and villain, creating their own reality and bending

Jeopardy’s 2025 postseason is fast approaching, culminating with the coveted Tournament of Champions. However, there was an unexpected issue on the clue board regarding the lineup. The 2025 ToC is set to feature the top 21 contestants from last April until December, but only 20 spots wound up filled, making the quiz show’s most treasured

Once upon a time — before binge-watching and endless streaming queues — the 1980s reigned supreme as television’s wild, experimental playground. It was the decade that dared to push boundaries, experiment with formats, and redefine what TV could be. Without it, today’s streaming giants might not even exist. Cheers (NBC/Screenshot) From sitcoms that perfected character-driven

[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for NCIS: Origins Season 1 Episode 9 “Vivo o Muerto.”] Even before we’d seen one minute of NCIS: Origins, we had a major question we needed the show to answer: How would it address Gibbs (Austin Stowell) killing the man who murdered his wife and daughter? Well, the prequel shows just

Technology is both a blessing and a curse, and old memories can haunt you, especially when they’re the kind you can’t talk about! Seriously, what the hell just happened on NCIS Season 22, Episode 8? Just when we’re about to get a breakthrough on the mysterious “Lily,” Parker is thrown another curveball. We’ve been piecing

Married actors Carrie Preston and Michael Emerson have happily guested on each other’s TV shows over the years (Claws, Lost). This time it’s Emerson showing up on Elsbeth as Judge Milton Crawford, “a haughty and ambitious Ivy League blue blood,” says Emerson, “who thinks [he’s] smarter than everyone else.” That is until he meets Elsbeth

Will Trent Season 3 returns on January 7, 2025, and it will be the most dramatic season yet. Will Trent Season 2 ended with some major cliffhangers, and it appears the third season will have another time jump to account for the long break between seasons. For the previous two seasons, the series has featured

[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for Yellowstone Season 5 Episode 13, “Give the World Away.”] Is this really the final season of Yellowstone? If so, they’re wasting a whole lot of time with random plot instead of bringing the story to a close. Series creator and writer Taylor Sheridan made a long guest-star appearance in the

Critic’s Rating: 2.5 / 5.0 2.5 What might be Yellowstone’s penultimate episode should have been incredibly emotional. [Note: The show is advertising next week’s as a season finale, though previous news had stated this would be the final season.] Throughout Yellowstone Season 5 Episode 13, the ranch that was supposed to be the Dutton family’s

The course of true love never runs smoothly in daytime. Will any of these duos be together a year from now? Read original source here.

On Landman, Jacob Lofland’s Cooper has quickly become a character audiences are rooting for — a young man determined to carve out a place for himself in a harsh and dangerous world. Landman Season 1 Episode 5, “Where Is Home,” pushed Cooper to his limits yet again as he navigated a budding relationship with Ariana,

More Reacher is on the way… and soon. Prime Video has revealed new details about the action-packed crime drama, based on Lee Child’s Jack Reacher novel series and starring Alan Ritchson as the title character, an itinerant ex-military police investigator with a knack for finding himself in mortal danger. In Season 3, Reacher “must go

Former U.S. Army military police major Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) will be coming back for another edge-of-your-seat season of Reacher. After shoving the head of security and all-things-evil, Shane Langston (Robert Patrick), out of a moving aircraft for killing members of his unit in Season 2, Reacher is all set for more vigilante justice. News

Look out, Hollywood. There’s a new dreamboat in town. Nikko Santo Pietro, son of Wheel of Fortune legend Vanna White, became the internet’s new boyfriend after a cooking video with his mom in honor of the game show’s Fabulous Food Week went viral. Now, the question on everyone’s minds is: What’s his relationship status? Is

It shouldn’t take a funeral for Days of Our Lives to give us a break from nonsense and get back to what’s made this soap amazing for more than half a century, but here we are. Now that Doug’s memorial is behind us and most of the classic characters have left again, it’s back to

[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for Fire Country Season 3 Episode 7 “False Alarm.”] When Jared Padalecki was first cast as Camden on Fire Country, it was said that there was potential for him to get a spinoff. Now that his three-episode arc has wrapped, it’s easy to see how he’s been set up for

Critic’s Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 4.5 Blue Bloods did it again, delivering another amazing episode. It was hard to focus, knowing that at this time next week, I will be trying to see through my tears well enough to put my thoughts together about the series finale. But Blue Bloods Season 14 Episode 17 didn’t

Fans took to the Reddit thread for the episode, noting that Bond’s misstep inadvertently created an alternate movie title: The Fast & The Furious: Continental Drift. The blunder was hilarious for two reasons: “Continental Drift” refers to the slow movement of Earth’s continents, making the answer absurdly wrong, yet it felt perfectly on-brand for Jeopardy!,

Senior-led TV shows are rare and always welcome, but they seem to require a gimmick to get on the air these days. The reboot of Matlock began with a cash-strapped, widowed, and retired lawyer reentering the workforce to raise a grandson. But the pilot ended with that character *actually* being a wealthy, happily married woman infiltrating