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MobLand Season 2 Episode 4, “Blank Curtain,” begins with the Harrigans trying to hide the damage Frankie Cooper left behind and ends with Conrad deciding that hiding is no longer an option. Harry manages the police investigation into the yard explosion, discovers that his corrupt contact Finch is about to be exposed, and learns the…
The magic of Unicorn Island has always depended on the extraordinary connection between unicorns and their riders. However, the latest chapter of Netflix’s animated fantasy series, Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed, suggests that the island’s most celebrated bond may have been built on a lie. Season 2, titled Flying Free, brings Sophia Mendoza and the Sapphires…
ABC’s “Shark Tank” continues Season 18 with “Diary of a Shark,” an episode that introduces “Dragons’ Den” investor Steven Bartlett to the American Tank. He joins Kendra Scott, Lori Greiner, Kevin O’Leary and Daniel Lubetzky as four new businesses step forward looking for investment. The October 7 episode features Pup Stack, Nutcase, ZALT and UnderWarmer,…
Tosca Musk’s romantic drama “Afterburn Aftershock: Closed Door” brings together corporate ambition, family expectations, and an unfinished love story that refuses to remain in the past. Based on Sylvia Day’s novel “Afterburn/Aftershock,” the 2017 Passionflix film stars Caitlin Leahy as Gianna “Gia” Rossi, an ambitious businesswoman who has worked her way into a promising career…
Netflix’s six-part thriller Below turns the quiet fishing community of Snook’s Arm, Newfoundland, into the setting of a mystery that stretches back several decades. Created by Jesse McKeown, the series stars Josh Hartnett as Calvin Penney, a widowed father whose family has spent generations making a living from the sea. When an enormous iceberg appears…
ABC’s ‘Scrubs’ has always been particularly good at finding the uncomfortable truths hiding behind everyday hospital chaos. Its revived second season continues that tradition with Episode 3, titled “My Ex’s Ex,” which brings Scott Foley’s Sean Kelly back into Elliot Reid’s life at a time when she has finally started enjoying her independence. J.D., meanwhile,…
CBS’s family comedy “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” returns for its third season with an episode titled “Feminine Wiles and Some Tire Thing in Lubbock,” picking up the trouble that began with Mary Cooper’s unexpected romantic interest in Fred Fagenbacher. Georgie, played by Montana Jordan, has never been particularly good at hiding his feelings, and…
Netflix’s “Inside the Circle,” originally titled “El circulo,” builds its political conspiracy around a friendship that is supposed to be stronger than any secret. Tomas, Amelia, Mario, and Jaime have been close since childhood, but their adult lives place them in very different corners of Mexican society, from journalism and politics to education and private…
Fox’s “The Floor” Season 6 has quickly established that being a champion outside the game does not guarantee a long stay once the clock starts running. Episode 3, titled “In the Crosshairs,” begins with 84 contestants still competing for the $250,000 grand prize, with Rob Lowe announcing an unusually busy night of nine duels. There…
“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 7 has spent its opening episodes dealing with unusually heavy personal changes, but Episode 3 finally gives the cast room to behave like themselves again. “Little Green Leprechaun, Big Dirty Secret” sends the women to San Francisco for St. Patrick’s Day, where a harmless holiday theme quickly…
“Fall 2: Deadpoint” takes the simple fear-of-heights formula of 2022’s “Fall” and turns it into a story about what happens when grief becomes its own reason to keep chasing danger. This time, the focus moves from Becky Connor to Jax Hunter, the younger sister of Shiloh, whose final climb on the B-67 TV tower became…
Less of a Stranger spends much of its story showing Jan Borysewicz fighting anyone who attempts to decide what his life should look like. His father doubts music can provide him with a future, the political system places limits on artistic freedom, and the music business eventually presents its own demands once Lady Pank becomes…
