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Saturday Night Live UK continued its second season with Amelia Dimoldenberg stepping into the host’s role for an episode that increasingly embraced the show’s stranger side. The Chicken Shop Date creator was joined by musical guest Rachel Chinouriri for the September 26, 2026 broadcast, the third episode of the new season on Sky One and…
Discovery’s “Deadliest Catch” has spent more than two decades showing how quickly an ordinary day on the Bering Sea can change, but the Season 22 finale carries a different weight. Episode 19, titled “Father, Brother, Sailor, Son,” follows the final stretch of the fishing season aboard the Aleutian Lady before turning its attention to greenhorn…
The Matchmaker’s Playbook spends most of its romantic comedy pretending Ian Hunter has relationships figured out. After an injury takes professional football away from him, Ian turns his confidence with women into Wingmen Inc., a secret dating service he runs with his best friend Lex. Their system depends on observation, calculated jealousy and carefully controlled…
Anna Pigeon Episode 8 begins with a body in the river, several dead fish and an expression on the victim’s face that immediately bothers Anna. The dead man is soon identified as Buck Boone, the son of acclaimed photographer Maeve Boone, whose upcoming retrospective has already attracted ugly anonymous threats. What initially looks like a…
Bloody Tennis starts with the familiar promise of an elite sports movie and gradually turns that promise into something much stranger. Sophie arrives at the remote Mary Tyrone Tennis Academy believing a few weeks of punishing training could finally move her career beyond the modest achievements of her late mother. Mary, coach Stavkos and the…
My Sad Dead begins with a private burden and ends by turning it into a neighborhood-wide experience. Ema has spent most of her life seeing and hearing people who have passed, treating the ability less like a supernatural calling than an exhausting condition she has learned to manage. Her niece Julie shares that connection in…
The Final Problem gives Benjamin Basil the sort of career comeback he never expected. Jose Coronado’s aging Spanish actor is best remembered for playing Sherlock Holmes, but a chance trip to Mallorca places him inside a real mystery when a storm strands thirteen people at the isolated Hotel Auslander on Santa Agueda. What begins with…
Netflix’s Delusion spends six episodes making Wan question almost everything she believes about her family. When her father Narong’s worsening dementia coincides with a disturbing case in the rural community of Na Sao, the villagers fall back on an old explanation: Phii Pong, a supernatural figure they believe can possess people and bring misfortune to…
The Final Problem begins like an old-fashioned locked-room puzzle, but by its fourth episode the mystery has become much more personal than Benjamin Basil expects. Jose Coronado’s fading actor, once famous for playing Sherlock Holmes, finds himself stranded at the Hotel Auslander after a storm cuts off the island of Santa Agueda. When English tourist…
Paramount+’s “Team Moms: Baseball” begins with youth baseball at the center of nearly every family’s life, but by the end of its first season, the biggest competition is no longer taking place on the field. The parents of the boys at Scottsdale’s Legendary Prep Academy spend the season moving through friendships, arguments and shifting alliances,…
Netflix’s Unabomber tells Ted Kaczynski’s story through two timelines that steadily move toward the same conclusion. In 1958, 16-year-old Ted arrives at Harvard as a gifted mathematics student who is intellectually advanced but socially uncomfortable, while decades later FBI agent Joanne Miller begins questioning the assumptions behind a long-running federal investigation. Director Janus Metz cuts…
Netflix’s Unabomber spends most of its running time moving toward two confrontations separated by more than three decades. In 1958, Jacob Tremblay’s young Ted Kaczynski becomes increasingly consumed by Henry Murray’s psychological research at Harvard, while the 1990s storyline follows Shailene Woodley’s Joanne Miller as she becomes convinced that the FBI has been looking for…
