Television Reviews

Will Trent – Why Hello, Sheriff

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  • Title: Will Trent – Why Hello, Sheriff
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A double-homicide in a rural county leads to Will (Ramón Rodríguez) and Faith (Iantha Richardson) butting heads with the local Sheriff (Yul Vazquez) and the discovery that one of the victims was a member of a domestic terrorist cell who was attempting to prevent the group’s next attack. It’s also an episode for bombshells as the aftermath of Angie’s (Erika Christensen) drunken night leads to Seth (Scott Foley) learning about Angie’s tumble off the wagon and both discovering she’s pregnant. As for Will, he gets a shot in the gut as well when a blood test confirms the territorial Sheriff Caleb Broussard is his biological father.

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Doctor Who – Lucky Day

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  • Title: Doctor Who – Lucky Day
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One of the concepts Doctor Who has explored over the years, with select companions, is what happens to those people after they leave and attempt to go back to a normal life. With The Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) still stuck unable to reach the present, “Lucky Day” instead gives us a Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) episode that isn’t what it initially appears. The first-half of the episode deals with Ruby attempting to move on from her time-traveling adventures and beginning a hopeful relationship with Conrad (Jonah Hauer-King) who it turns out also had a short encounter with The Doctor as a child and is not what it seems.

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Tales of the Underworld – A Way Forward

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  • Title: Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld – A Way Forward
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Following the format of Tales of the Jedi and Tales of the Empire, the opening episode of the new Star Wars animated series focuses on Asajj Ventress (Nika Futterman), her resurrection on Dathomir and the new life she makes for herself staying under the radar until she’s drawn back into the fray in her attempts to help a young Jedi named Lyco (Lane Factor). Keeping the kid safe and one-step ahead of the Stormtroopers and Inquisitor (Daniel Ross) after him, forces Ventress to reveal herself and leave her new life behind in favor of the unknown.

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Leverage: Redemption – The Hustler Job

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  • Title: Leverage: Redemption – The Hustler Job
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When Harry‘s (Noah Wyle) mother falls victim to a Grandmother Scam, the crew looks to take down those responsible. While Harry and Sophie (Gina Bellman) attempt to distract Donovan Keyes (Michael Masini) in a pool hustle, with the help of Breanna (Aleyse Shannon), Eliot (Christian Kane) and Parker (Beth Riesgraf) break into the company in an attempt to steal back the money which is being protected both by a high-tech vault and members of an Eastern European mob.

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Will Trent – Push, Jump, Fall

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  • Title: Will Trent – Push, Jump, Fall
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“Push, Jump, Fall” offers two new cases. Will (Ramón Rodríguez) and Faith (Iantha Richardson) investigate a murder and theft of a horse at a black rodeo that initially points to a problematic missing rider (Yolonda Ross), however there’s something much bigger going on involving someone using the animals of the rodeo as drug mules. Angie (Erika Christensen) and Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin) look into a man’s fall that might have been accidental or suicide. Not able to deal with her own grief, and carrying around her mother’s ashes in a cardboard box, Angie instead puts her energy into helping Ormewood reaching out to Josiah (Kenneth Mosley) and Bon Bon (Jonny Beauchamp) to help her partner gets his affairs in order prior to his surgery.

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