new and noteworthy tv: 11/21-12/4

November 20, 2022 No Comments

I’ve been looking to knock out a couple of my streaming shows before I add much more. Better Call Saul, Evil, The Good Fight, and Lucifer are at the forefront. Fortunately, things dial back over the holidays so perhaps a little time to catch up.

Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu) Series Premiere, Tuesday 11/22 – This drama tells the tale of the Indian immigrant, played by Kumail Nanjiani, who founded the stripping empire.
Echo 3 (App+) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/23 – Set in South America (in English and Spanish) this thriller when a brilliant young scientist goes missing.
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin (Pea) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/23 – Adam Devine’s character spins off with a trip to Berlin where one of his songs became a hit, these movies were charming (though I don’t really remember them or him) so hopefully, the series is as well.
Wednesday (Net) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/23 – Wednesday Addams, of the Addams Family, takes center stage as she heads to Nevermore Academy from Tim Burton, worth a look.
Criminal Minds: Evolution (Para+) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/24 – In the latest reboot, picking up with the Behavioral Analysis Unit profiling and pursuing the worst of the worst, the first episodes getting a tease on CBS.
Irreverent (Pea) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/30 – A criminal mediator flees his Chicago life to somehow impersonate a Reverand in New Zealand.
Willow (Dis+) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/20 – Based on the film this fantasy adventure gets the series treatment.
Riches (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 12/2 – Another look at the exploits of the rich and famous, a family vies for control after the patriarch passes.
Three Pines (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 12/2 – Based on the Chief Inspector Gamache series, Alfred Molina takes the title role investigating the cases in this Quebec village.
George & Tammy (Show) Series Premiere, Sunday 12/4 – A dramatic look at country music power couple Tammy Wynette and George Jones.

The procrastinator lists mostly scripted items that may not be on your regular season pass, though notation does not imply recommendation. Times noted are typically PST, please check your local listings.

new and noteworthy tv: 11/7-11/20

November 6, 2022 No Comments

Well other than the election coverage on Tuesday we’re just clicking along. I took a break from my Better Call Saul viewing to try Yellowjackets in case I let my Paramount+ subscription go sooner rather than later. I enjoyed the season of InkMaster and have some work to do on The Good Fight (which is wrapping up) and Evil. Let’s see if we get any traction on Tulsa King and want to consider that. I’ve also slacked on my in-apartment exercise bike so my streaming comedies have dwindled but I’ll want to dive into Dead to Me, good exercise motivation.

The Crown (Net) Season Premiere, Wednesday 11/9 – I dropped off on this earlier (not with a specific decision to do so) but folks are more attentive now to the more recent timeline and with the passing of the crown.
The Calling (Pea) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/10 – An NYPD detective ‘questions his own humanity.’
The Good Fight (Para+) Series Finale, Thursday 11/10 – I’m still on the previous season but clicking on this very fun and well-done series.
Reasonable Doubt (ABC) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/10, 10 pm – A broadcast premiere of a Hulu show to give you a look-see, if you couldn’t tell from the title it’s a legal show.
The English (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 11/11 – I just did a quick scan yesterday trying to find out when this was coming available after some folks shared an excellent review of this Emily Blunt Western.
Tulsa King (Para+) Series Premiere, Sunday 11/13 – Sylvester Stallone as a mafia guy out of prison and ending up in Tulsa, I think two episodes at the premiere and then weekly.
Rogue Heroes (Epix) Series Premiere, Sunday 11/13, 9 pm – Does anyone get Epix? If so you can tune in to this dramatized account of ‘the world’s greatest Special Forces unit.’
Leverage: Redemption (Free) Season Premiere, Wednesday 11/16 – I find this con-job-an-episode to be pretty entertaining.
Mind Your Manners (Net) Series Premiere, Wednesday 11/16 – Reality spotlight: I’m kind of intrigued to see what this etiquette teacher works with her clients on.
Fleishman is in Trouble (FX/Hulu) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/17 – I didn’t love this book, some protagonists are just annoying, but a little intrigued as to what they’ll do with the series with Jesse Eisenberg and Clair Danes among others.
Dead to Me (Net) Series Finale. Thursday 11/17 – We’re ready for the final season of this fun series with Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate as unexpected friends, and thinking healthy thoughts for Applegate who managed to complete this while battling MS.

my schedule

October 27, 2022 No Comments

Turns out I’ve sort of stopped doing this since with the ebb and flow of television there’s not one fixed time that I have a set fall schedule. But I have dabbled in almost all of the broadcast fall tv so I thought I’d let you know where I netted out. Lopez vs Lopez still hasn’t started but I feel like we’re good and if it’s awesome I’ll let you know.

Monday

Quantum Leap (NBC, 10pm) – This is a fun enough pickup from the original with a nice combo of random scenario of the week and overarching stuff and the characters are generally likable.

Wednesday

The Conners/Abbott Elementary/Home Economics (ABC, 8/9/9:30pm) – No real change here, I’m game for more funny with Abbott being the standout.

Thursday

Ghosts/So Help Me Todd (CBS, 8:30/9pm) – Ghosts is the other comedy standout and Todd isn’t revolutionary but Skylar Astin and Marcia Gay Harden sell it as mother/son kind of working (Attorney/PI) odd couple.
Alaska Daily (ABC, 10pm) – So far this has felt really quality with Hilary Swank as a fish out of water journalist trying to get to the bottom of ignored indigenous crimes and ruffling feathers along the way for good and for bad.
Call Me Kat (Fox, 9:30) – This show is almost funny, but I am crushed to have lost Leslie Jordan who was the bright spot here, not sure it will be worth it without him but we’ll see what they do.
Law & Order (NBC, 8pm) – I feel like it’s lost its edge with the topical ‘ripped from the headlines’ but there’s a nostalgia factor here.

Sunday

Family Law/Coroner (CW, 8/9pm) – The Canadians should not be underestimated, and I am adding this reluctant to be working together family of attorneys (and other related professions) with a can’t help but like her protagonist to the already enjoyed death investigation of the week.
The Equalizer (CBS, 8pm) – I mean Queen Latifa can solve it when you have nowhere else to turn, sure.

I have also been enjoying Welcome to Wrexham (which just wrapped but I’m behind, Fx/Hulu), Atlanta which is not done yet but I’m also behind on (Thursday at 10, Fx/Hulu), and Reginald the Vampire (Wednesday at 10, Syfy) which is very charming.

Do you still watch broadcast tv? Any winners?

*As always check your local listings.

new and noteworthy tv: 10/24-11/6

October 23, 2022 No Comments

I’m generally behind in streaming since I’ve been trying to catch up broadcast and cable fall tv, thought I did crank through Queer Eye: Brazil for some good feels that require little attention. I don’t think I caught the last season of Big Mouth but a new one is coming. The Ink Master finale is coming up on 11/2. Which means I should be almost done with my Paramount + subscription but I’m not caught up on Evil or The Good Fight yet (though have been watching an episode weekly when Ink Master comes out).

For more of what’s new that I will also likely ignore (at least for now):

Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Net) Series Premiere, Tuesday 10/25 – A collection of sinister stories.
The Devil’s Hour (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 10/28 – A woman who repeatedly wakes in the middle of the night’s finds strange things and gets involved in a series of murders
The Bastard Son & the Devil Himself (Net) Series Premiere, Friday 10/28 – Son of a notorious witch is caught between to clans.
Inside Man (Net) Series Premiere, Monday 10/31 – An American death row prisoner helps a British journalist search for a friend.
Blockbuster (Net) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/3 – A workplace comedy set in the last Blockbuster, a good enough cast including Melissa Fumero and Randall Park, to be curious.
The Suspect (SundN) Series Premiere, Thursday 11/3 – A psychologist gets caught up in a murder.
Lopez vs Lopez (NBC) Series Premeiere, Friday 11/4 – George Lopez and his daughter are giving comedy a go together, as I believe a father and daughter.
Mood (BBCA) Series Premiere, Sunday 11/6, 10pm – Based on a play, a woman trying to make it as a singer ends up giving the influencer journey a go.
Dangerous Liaisons (Starz) Series Premiere, Sunday, 11/6, 8pm – This one’s a prequel telling the origin story.

new and noteworthy tv: 10/10-10/23

October 8, 2022 No Comments

I finished up the latest season of the fun Resident Alien (Syfy) and the second season of HBO Max’s Love Life that reaired on TBS.

I’ve also been trying to check in with new Fall TV. Monarch and The Rookie: Feds are both a pass for me. I am sticking around for more of Quantum Leap (NBC) and So Help Me Todd (CBS). I am also tuning in for at least one more of East New York (CBS), Family Law (CW), Alaska Daily (ABC), and Fire Country (CBS). And cable shows Interview with the Vampire (AMC) and Reginald the Vampire (CW). I think I missed Walker Independence (CW) which I’m not too heartbroken about.

As TV has continued to expand, I’m going to narrow the focus of these listings just a smidge. I’ll still be focusing on scripted shows. And I’ll still share the new shows starting on major networks, cable, and streaming. I might let some of the lesser items go. And I’ll no longer be sharing some of the more niche foreign/foreign language shows. I also won’t reference most returning streaming but will highlight the things I have my eye on. Ok, let’s go.

The Winchesters (CW) Series Premiere, Tuesday 10/11, 8pm – I was not a Supernatural watcher but this is a prequel about their parents.
Professionals (CW) Series Premiere, Tuesday 10/11, 9pm – Tom Welling stars as the head of a security team that does what it takes for those who pay top dollar.
The Watcher (Net) Series Premiere, Thursday 10/13 – A good cast headed by Naomi Watts and Bobby Cannavale in this latest Ryan Murphy spooky mystery/thriller where I think its the house that’s out to get them.
High School (Free) Series Premiere, Friday 10/14 – This show based on Tegan and Sarah’s memoir looks promising.
Shantaram (App+) Series Premiere, Friday 10/14 – Charlie Hunnam returns for this love story/adventure where he’s a fugitive on the run in Bombay.
Magpie Murders (PBS) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/16, 9pm – Based on a novel, this is a mystery in a mystery, maybe in a mystery.
Annika (PBS) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/16, 10pm – A police procedural goes maritime and supposedly adds some wit.
The Peripheral (Am) Series Premiere, Friday 10/21 – A sci-fi series centering Chloe Grace Moretz trying to hold together her family with a surprising future.

books, movies, tv

let things stand alone

October 1, 2022 No Comments

I’m the kind of person who really hates to miss the beginning of a movie. And I can’t jump into a series midway. What have I missed? What clue to the characters or situation is going to be lost on me?

So I have to say I am over all the media having to be tied into one another.

Just this week alone:

Law & Order – A super cross-over event (I was a little behind on this) I’ve bailed on SVU and OC but had been dabbling with the reboot of the original and one of the things I like about that show is an episode is an episode. But nooo, in a crossover event things span in this case three episodes. So I made an exception and caught all three. At least since I had watched the other shows I knew who most of the characters were but overall although they created an arc for each one there were a bunch of detectives bopping in and out of each. Preposterous. And with all of the related shows, 911s/FBIs/NCISs/CSIs/Chicago whatever, this obviously isn’t isolated.
The Rookie: Feds – I didn’t stick with the original The Rookie and I’m pretty sure they launched this as a backdoor pilot over there. So of course Nathan Fillion pops up as a street cop that our main protagonist has some sort of relationship with. And overall these characters all have relationships and stories that I have no idea what’s happening. And not in an of course all characters will have backstory kind of way. It made me less engaged in the characters and story. So whether your spinoff is a character taking a new journey, a sequel/prequel, or just a backdoor pilot seems like you could make it work as a standalone show.
Morbius – Marvel is probably the worst. The few movies I’ve liked the most are ones that stand alone. I’ve come to put up with a random guest appearance and an end cap that teases something else. But those are few and far between these days. As homework to watch the final Avengers I think you had to watch 30+ movies. And that’s not counting any series. And the bummer is that even when something is supposed to be kind of a dud like Eternals or Morbius I feel compelled to complete them.

And in addition to feeling like I have to watch every Marvel movie to understand what’s happening in any of them, I suppose I’m supposed to subscribe to Disney+ to watch all the tv shows as well. It’s just exhausting.

I’m also for the record totally over anything that’s a trilogy. The first movie or book never seems to work as a standalone event (I’m looking at you Dune movie and The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet book, so regardless of whether I would have enjoyed all three, I’m out!

I know one aspect of this strategy is giving people more of the kinds of properties that they want. But the other strategy of making you feel like you’re missing out if you don’t watch them all just seems manipulative and greedy.

Will I stop watching Marvel? Maybe not. But I am drawing the line somewhere.

Rant complete. Does this bug anyone else?

new and noteworthy tv: 9/26-10/9

September 22, 2022 No Comments

Some new fall options and I’ll tune back in for The Equalizer, Coroner, and Ghosts. And I guess another look at Call Me Kat and La Brea. Plus on streaming the latest/final seasons of Ramy and Derry Girls.

Panhandle (Spec) Series Premiere, Monday 9/26 – Set in the Florida panhandle, this dramedy pairs an agoraphobic wannabe detective with a traffic cop.
Reasonable Doubt (Hulu) Series Premiere, Tuesday 9/27 – Who doesn’t want a defense attorney who will do what it takes?
The Rookie: Feds (ABC) Series Premiere, Tuesday 9/27 – Niecy Nash as the new kid on the FBI block.
Zatima (BET+, 9/29) Series Premiere, Thursday 9/29 – Another Tyler Perry joint based on a previous series, follows a couple and the ups and downs of their relationship.
So Help Me Todd (CBS) Series Premiere, Thursday 9/29, 9pm – The mother son legal drama with Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin.
Entergalactic (Net) Series Premiere, Friday 9/30 – This adult animated anthology is based on Kid Cudi’s concept album.
Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire (AMC) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/2, 10pm – Another trip with this vampire ‘family.’
Family Law (CW) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/2, 8pm – Abby’s a mess and the only way she can keep practicing law is with the help of her estranged father and his new family members.
East New York (CBS) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/2, 9pm – Newly promoted head of the 74th precinct tries to make creative changes.
Reginald the Vampire (Syfy) Series Premiere, Wednesday 10/5, 10pm – Based on a series of novels, this unlikely vampire finds his own path.
A Friend of the Family (Pea) Series Premiere, Thursday 10/6 – Based on the true story of a girl kidnapped multiple times by a family friend.
Walker Independence (CW) Series Premiere, Thursday 10/6, 9pm – The Walker legacy in prequel form.
Alaska Daily (ABC) Series Premiere, Thursday, 10/6, 10pm – Hilary Swank tries to break the story on an Indigenous case.
Fire Country (CBS) Series Premiere, Friday 10/7, 9pm – A convict firefighter heads home.
Let The Right One In (Show) Series Premiere, Sunday 10/9, 10pm – Based on the novel and film(s) we follow a father and his vampire daughter.
The Midnight Club (Net) Series Premiere, Friday 10/7 – Terminally ill teens make a pact to send signs from beyond.

Streaming around the globe:

The Empress (German political drama – Net, 9/29)
Jungle (UK drama – Am, 9/30)
High Water (Polish political drama – Net, 10/5)
Glitch (Australian mystery drama – Net, 10/7)

Returning streaming: Mystery Road (Acorn, 9/26), The D’Amelio Show (Hulu, 9/28), Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons (Net, 9/28), The Mighty Ducks (Dis+, 9/28), Too Hot to Handle: Brazil (Net, 9/28), Get Rolling with Otis (App+, 9/30), Luxe Listings Sydney (Am, 9/20), Ramy (Hulu, 9/30), An Unknown Enemy (Am, 9/30), Wolfboy and the Everything Factory (App+, 9/30), Floor is Lava (Net, 9/30), The Wall (Crack, 10/1), Blood & Treasure (Para+, 10/2), Bling Empire (Net, 10/5), Nailed It (Net, 10/5), The Hype (HBOM, 10/6), Pennyworth (HBOM, 10/6) Wahl Street (HBOM, 10/6), Hello Jack! (App+, 10/7), The Problem with John Stewart (App+, 10/7), Batman: Audio Adventures (HBOM, 10/7), Derry Girls (Net, 10/7).

intriguing new fall tv

September 18, 2022 No Comments

Not a huge surprise that there’s a ton of derivative tv (reboots, remakes, prequels, etc.) and while that doesn’t mean it’s bad I’m always hopeful for something that isn’t just a rock block of cops. I’ll be tuning in to see if any of these get added to season passes. Since the network barely scratches the surface of new offerings I did include a handful of cable and streaming as well that I might keep my eye on. Along with some returning fall favorites and an endless backlog of options.

Monarch (Fox, Sunday 9/11) – A little old-fashioned soapy family dynasty with a country twist, I caught the first which in fact felt a little old-fashioned
Quantum Leap (NBC, Monday 9/19) – I’m sure I watched a few of these and I remember it fondly, though Bakula declined to be a part of it we will have to tune in to see if this scenario from the past of the week is captivating and if there’s a new spin.
The Rookie: Feds (ABC, 9/27) – For all you Rookie fans, I like me some Nathan Fillion but didn’t stick with it for whatever reason, we’ll see how Niecy Nash in the FBI version does.
So Help Me Todd (CBS, 9/29) – With Marcia Gay Harden and Skylar Astin as a mother/son duo who have different sensibilities about adherence to the law as attorney and PI, let’s hope they’re able to shine.
East New York (CBS, 10/2) – A newly promoted deputy inspector looks to lead the police to protect and serve.
Family Law (CW, 10/2) – Abby’s a mess and the only way she can keep practicing law is with the help of her estranged father and his new family members.
Alaska Daily (ABC, 10/6) – Hilary Swank as a big-time journalist looking into small-town Indigenous Alaska issues is likely worth a look.
Walker Independence (CW, Thursday 10/6) – Prequels seem to be having a thing, look at the Walker’s journey out west.
Fire Country (CBS, 10/7) – Prisoners get to knock time of their sentence by fighting fires, and one prisoners ends up back in his home town.
The Winchesters (CW, Tuesday 10/11) – For fans of Supernatural a prequel about Sam and Dean’s parents.
Lopez vs Lopez (NBC, Friday 11/4) – Father and daughter George and Mayan Lopez star in this family comedy.

Some cable and streaming highlights:

Reboot (Hulu, 9/20) – A comedic look at bringing a sitcom cast back together, enough quality peeps I hope it gives them something to work with.
Interview with a Vampire (AMC, 10/2) – The story has been told but it’s not a bad one, Anne Rice in as EP.
A Friend of the Family (Pea, 10/6) – If you’ve seen the documentary Abducted in Plain Sight you might get de ja vu, a scripted take.
Let the Right One In (Show, 10/9) – More repurposed tales, the movie was good so maybe a series about a 12-year-old vampire.
High School (Freeveem, 10/14) – Based on the high school memoir of Tegan and Sara it looks like a good perspective and it’s got a nice pedigree.
Shantaram (App+, 10/14) – Charlie Hunnam as a fugitive getting lost in Bombay, sure.
From Scratch (Net, 10/21) – Zoe Saldana and her husband in a book adaptation about an American woman who falls for a Sicilian chef in Italy.
Dangerous Liaisons (Starz, 11/7) – Right another one of these.
The English (Am, Nov) – 1900s Western English woman played by Emily Blunt shows up to avenge her son’s death.
Tulsa King (Paramount+, 11/13) – I’m not optimistic about Stallone’s acting abilities though happy to eat my words, but intrigued by the tale of ex con trying to build a new crew by the Yellowstone creators.
Welcome to Chippendales (Hulu, 11/22) – The story of an Indian immigrant who founded the male-stripping empire.
Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin (Pea, 11/23) – A spinoff of the movie, we follow one of the characters to Germany.
Also slated for November: Wednesday (Net), Kindred (AMC), Fleishman is in Trouble (Hulu), and The Idol (HBO).

Stay tuned for new and noteworthy for reminders and additional fare. And things change so please check your local listings.

new and noteworthy tv: 9/12-9/25

September 11, 2022 No Comments

I finished catching up on the series finale of Motherland: Fort Salem, and while it had its moments it was a little too uneven for a solid recco. I’m getting started on some new streaming, both Better Call Saul and Lucifer. I’ve been looking for a new light show after I finished The OC, my polling turned me toward Jane the Virgin, but while light and pretty well done, a little too overtly soapy for me.

I did end up throwing down for Paramount+ and started the new season of Ink Master. The format is pretty much the same with new hosts, judges, and guest appearances by Dave Navarro, with returning competitors and tattoos still at the center I’m in. I am also starting to catch up on Evil and The Good Fight.

We’re getting into fall, check out my last post to see what I’m looking forward to returning. And for this phase, I’ll check out the new Quantum Leap. I will also preview more new fall tv next week.

The Light in the Hall (SundN) Series Premiere, Thursday 9/15 – Psychological thriller where a man is released 18 years after confessing to murder.
Vampire Academy (Pea) Series Premiere, Thursday 9/15 – Teen drama and vampires are might not be a bad combination.
Quantum Leap (NBC) Series Premiere, Monday 9/19, 10pm – A reboot of the Scott Bakula series where a new guy gets swept up in different lives at different times, I vaguely remember this but can’t recall the logic.
Reboot (Hulu) Series Premiere, Tuesday 9/20 – A comedy about the rebooting of a sitcom and the dysfunctional cast.
Andor (Dis+) Series Premiere, Wednesday 9/21 – Another Star Wars thing.
Thai Cave Rescue (Net) Series Premiere, Thursday 9/22 – I get this was a dramatic moment but can’t they draw straws or something so we don’t get all these at once?
Finding Happy (Bounce) Series Premiere, Saturday 9/24, 8pm – A dramedy starting with one woman’s unhappy 36th birthday

Streaming around the globe:

El Rey, Vicente Fernandez (Mexican drama – Net, 9/14)
Heartbreak High (Australian drama – Net, 9/14)
The Lorenskog Disappearance (Scandinavian drama – Net, 9/14)
The Brave Ones (South African drama – Net, 9/16)
Santo (Spanish drama – Net, 9/16)
Only for Love (Brazilian romantic drama – Net, 9/21)
The Cage (Arabic drama – Net, 9/23)
The Girls at the Back (Spanish drama – Net, 9/23)

Returning streaming: Ada Twist: Scientist (Net, 9/12), Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (Net, 9/13), Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu, 9/14), Dogs in Space (Net, 9/15), The Grand Tour (Am, 9/16), Fate: The Winx Saga (Net, 9/16), The Great British Baking Show (Net, 9/16), Seal Team (Para+, 9/18), Backstrom (Acorn, 9/19), Go Dog Go (Net, 9/19), The Kardashians (Hulu, 9/22), The Hype (HBOM, 9/22), Karma’s World (Net, 9/22), Snabba Cash (Net, 9/22), September Mornings (Am, 9/23), Jamtara (Net, 9/23), Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace (HBOM, 9/23).

returning fall favorites

September 2, 2022 No Comments

Labor Day signals the unofficial start of fall so let’s take a look at a few of the network shows I’m looking forward to returning.

The Conners/Abbott Elementary/Home Economics (ABC, Wednesday 9/21) – Abbott Elementary was the belle of the ball last season, and deservedly so, it’s funny and sweet and holds together well. I’m still appreciating The Conners and Home Economics is funny enough as the characters develop.
Law and Order (NBC, Thursday 9/22) – This didn’t totally capture the old-school L&O magic for me, and the crossovers to series I don’t watch might get me, but I’ll give it a few more.
Bobs Burgers (Fox, Sunday 9/25) – I did a catch-up on this and now I guess can watch real-time, I guess.
La Brea (NBC, Tuesday 9/27) – This was the dumbest show, but there was something so cheesy about it I couldn’t turn away, not sure I’ll stick with it but we’ll see.
Ghosts (CBS, Thursday 9/29) – This was the other highlight of last season, a remake of an English show (that is also supposed to be funny) the ghosts from different eras coming together with our present-day caretakers is a treat.
Call Me Kat (Fox, Thursday 9/29) – This show barely makes the cut but there is something appealing about the characters that makes me smile if not laugh, following Welcome to Flatch which I could not stick with last season.
The Equalizer (CBS, Sunday 10/2) – I mean Queen Latifa kicking ass for the good guys, this scratches a certain itch.
Coroner (CW, Sunday 10/2) – This is a classic murder of the week with some overarching drama surrounding our protagonist, one of the Canadian imports I enjoyed.

Midseason or TBA returns: Grand Crew (NBC), American Auto (NBC), 9-1-1: Lone Star (Fox), Transplant (NBC), Making It (NBC).

Things change, please check your local listings.

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