
Funny, warm, and surprisingly insightful, season two of The Four Seasons explores friendship, grief, and the comfort of being around people who knew you before life became complicated.

Hacks started as a sharp comedy about generational conflict and Hollywood. It ended as a surprisingly moving story about two flawed people making each other better.

The end of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and what it means to have someone’s voice, humor, and perspective present for almost 30 years of your life.

Rooster understands that growing and learning to become the best version of yourself never stops. And somehow this show turns that idea into one of the funniest and most heartfelt new comedies in years.

Born Again Season 2 gets closer to understanding Daredevil as a superhero, but it still can’t fully let go of the idea that suffering is the character’s defining trait.

Season 2 of The Pitt moves fast, hits hard, and somehow balances long-form storytelling with a pace that never lets your attention drift.

The Scrubs revival feels true to what made the original special. It’s not perfect yet, but if you love this show, there’s a lot here to enjoy.

Season 3 of Shrinking feels like the end of one chapter — landing its story about grief while opening the door to something new.

Season 2 pushes Paradise into stranger territory, and while I’m not fully convinced it all works, it stays compelling enough — and tense enough — that I’m still on board.