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3 days ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Broadcast television will soon close for the 2024-2025 season, and we’ll be without many of our favorite shows for the summer. Gone are the days of summer fare you could sink your teeth into on a Tuesday night in the summer, with networks mostly opting for reality television shows like Big Brother and Bachelor in Paradise instead, which are solid choices for those who are into that kind of thing but not for everyone. What if you want a solid drama to watch over the summer?
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3 days ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 5 / 5.05Tracker decided to give us its best episode in the final hour, and I can’t even be mad at them for it. I have been shouting from the beginning how gripping the Shaw Family drama is overall, and the show has only been better for devoting time to it, but during Tracker Season 2, the mystery has not been a factor much at all.
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6 days ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 4.9 / 5.04.9That may have been Power Book III: Raising Kanan‘s best hour. That may have been one of the best hours in the whole damn Power Universe. And we still have one more hour to go this season. As we approach the end of Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 4, ten different storylines are in motion, and that’s how Power has continuously operated.
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6 days ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 4.4 / 5.04.4Another week without Bobby Nash has come and gone on 9-1-1, and it’s still taking some getting used to. Bobby’s death is a big deal, and the show must treat it that way, which it has to this point, even if they could also be doing more.
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1 week ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
We’ve grown used to the loss of shows we’ve come to love in today’s television world. The sentiment is especially prevalent when a network or streaming service doesn’t deem it viable for continuation after a first season. I had a feeling we wouldn’t see another season of Rescue: HI-Surf, but even believing that, the news of its cancellation hit hard because the show had finally started to hit its stride during the latter part of its first season.
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1 week ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Procedural dramas usually have a decent cast size. They are a tried-and-true television genre, and one of the most popular and longest-running primetime broadcast television shows currently airing is 9-1-1. But unlike many other procedurals, the series has consistently been more character-driven than its counterparts. The characters in the series truly are the hook for the viewers and the series’ heartbeat.
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1 week ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 4.3 / 5.04.3Leo Sharf was always going to be a problem, and Tracker has been setting us up for it since the minute we met him. But how he’d get himself, or Reenie, into some trouble was to be determined until Tracker Season 2 Episode 19, when his assistant went missing, and Colter got caught up in corporate retaliation. Or so he thought.
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1 week ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 4.5 / 5.04.5The feud between Raq and Unique heated up during Power Book III: Raising Kanan Season 4 Episode 8, but their beef wasn’t even the most fascinating development from this hour. No, there was A LOT of killing during this one, and if you’ve been following along with me this season, you’ll be surprised by whose storyline I found the most fascinating.
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1 week ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
Critic's Rating: 4.25 / 5.04.25The death of Bobby Nash during 9-1-1 Season 8 Episode 15 was controversial at best. There have been many reactions to his untimely death, which left the audience feeling very off-kilter. Bobby was the series constant and, for many, the very heartbeat of the series. What does 9-1-1 look like without its leader? How do these characters whose lives were all intertwined with him move forward?
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2 weeks ago | 
tvfanatic.com | Whitney Evans
At one point, Big Brother was the most popular reality television show on the air. The hook is simple: you trap a bunch of strangers in a small house with a large sum of money on the line, set up some carnival games every week, and watch them lie and backstab their way to the end. It was easy to see the appeal, and the show was a mega hit in its early days. But those days have come and gone, leaving us with a series that feels nothing like it did during its heyday.
