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On Wednesday August 20 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans!

Two Sides To A Story Season 1 Episode 6 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans,” titled “Two Sides To A Story,” promises to bring intense drama and pivotal moments for the characters. As Jean is released from prison, Marie and Curtis find themselves facing a significant decision that could change everything. The tension surrounding Jean’s return will likely stir up old feelings and unresolved issues within the family.

Meanwhile, Prince is grappling with a dangerous revelation that could have serious implications. This new information may force him to confront challenges he never expected. The stakes are high, and how Prince handles this situation could alter his path and the lives of those around him.

On another front, Gabriel is taking a different approach to win Shirley’s heart. His pursuit...

Chiefs fans and football fanatics, get ready: “The Kingdom”—the documentary giving you an all-access pass to the Kansas City Chiefs dynasty—is finally here, and it’s easier than ever to catch every jaw-dropping moment. From Mahomes magic to locker room drama and Super Bowl heartbreaks, we’ve got your zippy roadmap to streaming this must-watch docuseries.

The Kingdom Chiefs: Streaming, Schedule, and Where to Watch

Want the quick answer? You can watch all six episodes of “The Kingdom” on ESPN+, Disney+, and catch the first two episodes live on ESPN. Here’s the play-by-play:

Premiere Date: August 14, 2025.

Live Airings: Episodes 1 (“Family Business”) at 9p.m. Et and 2 (“Don’t Judge”) at 10p.m. Et on ESPN.

Streaming: Immediately after broadcast, all six episodes drop on ESPN+ and Disney+, so binge away!

TV Providers: Watch live on ESPN via Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and Sling TV—all offer ESPN in base packages.

On Thursday August 14 2025, ESPN broadcasts The Kingdom!

Family Business Season 1 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Kingdom,” titled “Family Business,” promises to be an exciting look into the life of Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. This episode will explore Mahomes’ remarkable journey from being the son of a former baseball player to becoming one of the NFL’s biggest stars. Fans of the show can expect a deep dive into his background and the influences that shaped him into the quarterback he is today.

As the Chiefs prepare to chase their third consecutive Super Bowl title, this episode will highlight the team’s storied history and the challenges they face. The narrative will focus on the bond between Mahomes and his family, showcasing how their support has played a crucial role in his success. Viewers will get a glimpse of the dynamics that exist within the...

The new ESPN documentary takes viewers through the 2024 Chiefs season, a tale of triumph and tragedy.

As a fan of a rival AFC West team, it pains me to see a literal dynasty arising in the same division. But that is exactly what’s happening with the Kansas City Chiefs. The team has been one of the most dominant franchises in the league over the past half-decade, and they almost won it all again in 2024. Viewers can go behind the scenes of last season with the new docuseries “The Kingdom,” which debuts on ESPN, ESPN+, and Disney+ starting Thursday, Aug. 14. We think the best way to watch is with a subscription to Disney+.

How to watch ‘The Kingdom’ When: Premieres Thursday, Aug. 14 TV: ESPN, Disney+, ESPN+ Stream: Watch with a subscription to Disney+ or a subscription to ESPN+. From anywhere: Watch with a subscription to a Vpn. Everything you need...

On Wednesday July 23 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans!

Rest No Peace Season 1 Episode 2 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business: New Orleans,” titled “Rest No Peace,” promises to bring intense drama and emotional moments. As the LeBlanc family prepares to lay Pierre to rest, viewers will witness the complexities of family ties and the weight of loss. Funerals can often bring out the best and worst in people, and this episode is likely to highlight those dynamics.

Meanwhile, the Duncans are facing their own challenges. With the chaos surrounding them, they are determined to clean up the mess left behind. The stakes are high, and the pressure is on as they navigate through the aftermath of recent events. Reinforcements arriving from New York could change the game, introducing new characters and potential conflicts that could further complicate the situation for the Duncans.

Today, ESPN, Disney+, and Skydance Sports debuted a new trailer for The Kingdom presented by State Farm and announced that the upcoming ESPN Original Series will premiere on August 14 on ESPN, ESPN+, and Disney+.

Produced by Words + Pictures in association with Skydance Sports, NFL Films, 2Pm Productions, and Foolish Club Studios, the six-episode docuseries on the Kansas City Chiefs will explore the franchise’s indelible and distinctive place in the NFL’s landscape for more than six decades of history while offering an exclusive, revealing chronicle of the team’s extraordinary 2024 season.

Photo courtesy of ESPN Originals and Disney+

The docuseries is directed by Kristen Lappas of Words + Pictures and produced by much of the team behind The Last Dance.

“The Chiefs’ modern-day dynasty has been one of the most incredible stories in sports over the last several years,” says director Kristen Lappas. “Getting the chance to embed with...

Netflix is passing the Dutchie to Famke Janssen for its upcoming cannabis drama Amsterdam Empire. The new project finds Janssen’s character, Betty, building a new life and getting revenge after discovering her husband’s infidelity.

Speaking with Variety at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, Janssen said, “My character, Betty, is a former pop star from the 90s who had one hit called ‘Forever.’ Her husband owns the biggest weed empire. Then she finds out he’s cheated with a younger woman, and now, she’s pregnant. He wants to buy her off with some money, but she won’t come after the money: she’ll come after the whole weed empire. And destroy him in the process.”

While Betty is out to make her ex’s life miserable, that’s not the only thing concerning her character. Betty is more than her anger. She’s smart and calculating and won...

On Thursday May 29 2025, HBO broadcasts 100-Foot Wave!

Family Business Season 3 Episode 5 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “100-Foot Wave,” titled “Family Business,” promises to be an exciting chapter in the McNamara family’s journey. As they settle into their new life in Italy, viewers will see the challenges and changes that come with starting fresh in a different country. The picturesque Italian landscape offers a serene backdrop, but the pull of the ocean remains strong for Garrett McNamara.

In this episode, Garrett tries to adapt to a slower pace of life away from the waves. He embraces the beauty of his surroundings, but the call of the ocean is hard to ignore. Just when he thinks he has found peace, news of a perfect swell off the coast of Morocco reaches him. This news stirs something deep within him, reigniting his passion for surfing and adventure.

The tension between family...

In the upcoming episode of “100-Foot Wave,” titled “Family Business,” viewers will see the McNamara family take a bold step by moving to Italy. This fresh start comes after the challenges they faced, especially following Eddie’s passing. The picturesque Italian coastline offers a new backdrop for their lives, but the ocean’s call remains strong.

Garrett, looking to embrace this new chapter, tries to adapt to a slower pace of life away from the waves. However, the allure of surfing is hard to shake off. When he learns about a perfect swell forming off the coast of Morocco, the temptation becomes too much to resist. This discovery sets the stage for an internal struggle between family commitments and the passion for surfing that has defined his life.

As Garrett grapples with his choices, the episode promises to explore themes of family, loss, and the undying connection to the ocean.

After its eight-episode first season came to an end in early March, the Family Business: New Orleans creator offered fans hope for the future with a tease of Episode 9's release window.

The BET+ streaming spin-off was the proper expansion of creator Carl Weber's Family Business world, taking the action of the mainline series (which is set to return sometime later this year) from New York City to the Bayou. 

The hit drama focuses on another sect of the franchise's central Duncan family as they attempt to keep their New Orleans night club, Midnight Blue, afloat.

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On Saturday February 22 2025, BET broadcasts The Family Business: New Orleans!

Surprise, Surpise Season 1 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Family Business: New Orleans,” titled “Surprise, Surprise,” promises to be filled with tension and unexpected twists. Set to air on BET, this episode dives deeper into the dangerous world of the Duncans as they navigate the challenges posed by rival mobsters.

In this episode, the stakes are raised when mobster Jean LeBlanc offers a 0,000 reward for information about his brother’s death. This move sends shockwaves through the community and puts the Duncans on high alert. With the threat of rivals closing in, the family must come together to protect their casino and their lives.

Viewers can expect to see the Duncans take drastic measures as they confront the challenges that come with LeBlanc’s reward. The episode will explore themes of loyalty, family, and survival in the face of danger.

Focus Features has secured worldwide rights to Wes Anderson’s upcoming spy comedy thriller The Phoenician Scheme and has scheduled a May 30 limited release, raising the strong possibility of a world premiere slot in Cannes.

The feature will expand wide on June 6, while Universal Pictures International is handling distribution outside North America.

The Phoenician Scheme marks the third collaboration between Focus and Anderson and his longtime partner Indian Paintbrush after Asteroid City and Moonrise Kingdom, which premiered on the Croisette in 2023 and 2012, respectively.

Anderson wrote the screenplay, described simply as “The story of a family and a family business”, and...

The Family Business creator Carl Weber offered fans an official update on the upcoming Season 6. 

The release wait for new episodes of the hit drama has been excruciating for fans. Word on when the series will return has not been made public, despite Season 5 coming to an end months ago. 

This also comes as the show's first spin-off, Family Business: New Orleans, gets set to debut on BET+. 

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Character actor John Capodice, whose roles included a memorable performance as a law enforcement officer in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, has died. He was 83 years old.

Capodice's death was confirmed by a post on the website of the Pizzi Funeral Home in Northvale, New Jersey. A cause of death was not divulged, though Capodice died on Monday, Dec. 30, according to his obituary. It was noted that the actor "was a devoted husband, father and grandfather and will be missed by all who had the pleasure to meet him."

Born in Chicago on Christmas Day in 1941, Capodice had just celebrated his 83rd birthday. After serving in the U.S. Army from 1964 to 1966, he began performing as an actor on the stage. He found early success by appearing in the play Getting Out, which won two Outer Critics Circle Awards in 1979. He also performed alongside John Lithgow and George Segal in a Broadway...

John Capodice, whose acting credits include Ace Venture, General Hospital and Ryan’s Hope, has died. He was 83.

Capodice died on Monday, Dec. 30, according to an announcement made on the New Jersey Pizzi Funeral Home website. It did not list a cause of death. The funeral home described the actor as “a devoted husband, father and grandfather who will be missed by all who had the pleasure to meet him.”

Born in 1941 in Chicago, Capodice fought for the U.S. Army in Korea from 1964 to 1966, the website also said, before he ventured into acting in the late ’70s.

His first role was in the ABC soap opera Ryan’s Hope, where he appeared in six episodes as Lloyd Lord. He had guest roles on numerous other television series, including Spenser: For Hire, Kate & Allie, Seinfeld, Murder She Wrote, Murphy Brown, Knots Landing, Hunter, and Law & Order.

Capodice appeared on the...

John Capodice, a character actor best known for roles in “Ace Ventura” and “General Hospital,” died on Monday. He was 83.

The news was confirmed on the website for Pizzi Funeral Home in New Jersey, although no cause of death was given.

Born in 1941 in Chicago, Ill., Capodice fought for the U.S. Army in Korea from 1964-1966 before moving into an acting career in the late 1970s.

His first role was on the ABC soap “Ryan’s Hope,” appearing in six episodes as Lloyd Lord. A lengthy array of TV guest star credits would follow, including “Seinfeld,” “CSI,” “Ellen,” “Another World,” “Knots Landing,” “Law & Order,” “Will & Grace,” “Spenser: For Hire,” “Kate & Allie,” “As the World Turns,” “Moonlighting,” “Murphy Brown,” “Melrose Place,” “Mad About You,” “Diagnosis Murder,” “Six Feet Under,” “The West Wing” and “Murder, She Wrote.”

On “General Hospital,” Capodice played Carmine Cerullo from 1994-1996 in six episodes of the soap opera.

In the years since he was first cast as Starfleet officer William T. Riker on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," Jonathan Frakes has become an integral part of the "Star Trek" franchise not only as an actor but also as a director, shaping things behind-the-scenes. Back when the role was being cast in the late 1980s, however, Frakes wasn't the first pick for the roguishly handsome first officer. In fact, he was actually up against some other very talented performers.

In the end, though, it all worked out and Frakes ended up playing the guy who simply cannot sit in a chair the way it was designed (as "Star Trek: Lower Decks" once poked fun at). Still, things could have been very different on "The Next Generation" if one of the other actors in the running had secured the part. In fact, the person who almost took the role and...

Before Aaron Taylor-Johnson began gracing the big screen as a stunning action hero, he was making his acting debut in the unlikeliest of places—a three-part television drama, Armadillo. That’s right, in 2001, long before his fame in films like Kick-Ass and Avengers: Age of Ultron, Taylor-Johnson made his first television appearance as the young version of James Frain’s Lorimer Black.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Kraven The Hunter | image: Marvel Studios

But over time, after starting acting at the age of 11, Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s career took a pivotal turn in 2006 when he made his debut on the long-running BBC medical drama Casualty. While the series had already acted as a launching pad for stars like Kate Winslet and Tom Hiddleston, Taylor-Johnson’s appearance marked a significant milestone in his rise to fame. So let’s rewind the clock and dive into the early moments of this MCU star’s career.

Clementine Gayet and Jimmy Desmarais, a pair of senior executives in charge of Netflix’s French scripted originals, are set to step down from the streamer at the end of the year, Variety has learned.

They follow a string of high-profile exits at Netflix in France, including Damien Couvreur, VP of series and documentaries, who left the streamer over the summer. A junior executive, Ingha Mago, who is creative associate of French Original Series at Netflix, will also be stepping down at the same time as Desmarais and Gayet. Netflix declined to comment.

Netflix’s French team has been spearheaded by Pauline Dauvin, the former VP at The Walt Disney Company France, since the start of 2024 in the newly created position of VP of content in France.

Spearheaded by Dauvin, the French team is now comprised of head of unscripted series Dolores Emile, scripted series boss Pierre Saint-André and Gaelle Mareschi,...

The American Society of Cinematographers is training its career-honor lens on Andrzej Bartkowiak, who will receive the group’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award. The longtime Sidney Lumet collaborator will be feted February 23 during 39th annual ASC Awards at the Beverly Hilton.

ASC also said today that Michael Goi, Joan Churchill, John Simmons and Pete Romano are set for other career honors.

Known for his evocative visual style, Bartkowiak’s taut camera work drove Jan de Bont’s smash 1994 actioner Speed starring Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock. His breakthrough film was the gritty 1981 thriller Prince of the City, which marked his first teaming with Lumet. Bartkowiak shot 11 of Lumet’s films over the next dozen years, including Deathtrap, The Verdict, Daniel, Family Business and A Stranger Among Us.

His lensing credits also include Best Picture Oscar nominees Terms of Endearment and Prizzi’s Honor, along with The Mirror Has Two Faces, Dante’s Peak,...

French-American actor and director Julie Delpy has tackled culture clash in comedies before in ”Two Days in Paris” and “Two Days in New York,” but it’s never been as poignant as in “Meet the Barbarians,” where she explores the journey of a Syrian family who find refuge in a village in Northern France.

The movie, which marks Delpy’s feature comeback after helming the Netflix series “On the Verge,” is set in Paimpont, a small town in France’s Brittany region that is preparing to welcome Ukrainian refugees. But instead of Ukrainians, Syrian refugees settle in town, causing some tension among locals and testing their liberal beliefs.

Charades is at Venice selling the film, which will screen at the Toronto Film Festival, and also has “Vermiglio” and “Their Children After Them” on its sales slate.

Delpy penned, directed and stars in the film as Joelle, a progressive schoolteacher who...

Deyshaun Tucker, best known for his recurring role as Roman on BET+’s The Family Business, has signed with Zero Gravity Management for representation.

Tucker joined the current fifth season of Carl Weber’s The Family Business in the heavily recurring role, alongside stars Ernie Hudson, Valarie Pettiford, Darrin DeWitt Henson, Javicia Leslie and Tami Roman. The Family Business follows the Duncan family from Weber’s bestselling crime book series.

Tucker also previously recurred on Weber’s The Black Hamptons for BET and in Allblk’s Double Cross. He currently can be seen in Jimi Petulla’s film Trust in Love, which is streaming on Apple TV+.

Victoria Jackson, who was a cast member on “Saturday Night Live” from 1986 to 1992, revealed on social media that she has been diagnosed with an inoperable tumor in her windpipe. She said doctors “cannot operate and cut out the marble in my chest that is laying on my windpipe, and eventually would suffocate me to death.”

“They’re giving me a magic pill,” Jackson added about her treatment. “It’s going to be delivered to my front door within the next 12 hours. It’s based on Ribociclib, and it will shrink the marble, hopefully…I looked up the pill on Google and it says people who take this have 32.6 months to live — something like that.”

Jackson told her follows that she’s had a “fantastic life” and named some of the milestones she’d like to still see happen when she’s alive. She previously disclosed a breast cancer diagnosis in...

The BET series "The Family Business" is based on Carl Weber's crime drama book series and focuses on the Duncan family, who owns an exotic car dealership in New York. The show has aired four seasons and 34 episodes, now available to stream on Netflix. The Duncan family remains at the show's center, with Ernie Hudson playing the patriarch L.C. Duncan and Valerie Pettiford portraying his wife, Charlotte. The cast also includes Darrin Dewitt Henson, Javicia Leslie, Sean Ringgold, Tami Roman, and more.

The Family Business tells the story of the Duncans, a notorious family that owns and runs Duncan Motors, an exotic car dealership in New York, and the Family Business BET cast carried the series to great heights. The show is based on Carl Weber's crime drama book series of the same name. Weber created and developed the show, which premiered as an eight-episode limited series in November 2018. However,...

Only a few rare songs ever turn into pop classics. But this one turned into a classic twice. “Killing Me Softly with His Song” has one of the longest, weirdest stories in pop history. In the 1970s, it hit Number One as a lush soft-soul hit for the smoothed-out R&b star Roberta Flack. In the 1990s, it became a hip-hop banger for the Fugees, showcasing Lauryn Hill’s vocals. Some fans prefer the gentle, mellow Flack hit; some prefer the reggae-inflected Fugees remake. But both versions became permanent classics...

"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" is unlike any other "Star Trek" series, diverging from franchise creator Gene Roddenberry's vision after his death and digging into stories and characters that were more morally gray than the original series or "Star Trek: The Next Generation." "Deep Space Nine" took place on board the space station Deep Space Nine, located in a key position near the freshly liberated planet of Bajor and a newly discovered wormhole to another quadrant of the universe. Several seasons are occupied with the Dominion War, forcing "Star Trek" to contend with concepts like terrorism, torture, and more, making it one of the darkest of all of the "Trek" shows. Thankfully, however, the show also has a secret comedy card: the Ferengi.

The big-eared, bulbous headed aliens obsessed with capitalism were something of a bad stereotype in the franchise until "Deep Space Nine," where they finally got a...

The McU's Phase 4 and 5 introduced several exciting and visually stunning villain costumes, showcasing Marvel's commitment to comic book accuracy. Fan-favorite characters like Kingpin and Green Goblin received updated and faithful costume designs, nodding to their iconic comic book looks. The introduction of new characters like El Águila, Taskmaster, and Namor included impressive adaptations of their costumes, blending modern touches with their traditional appearances.

With Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 4 now over - and Phase 5 underway - some villain costumes have been especially exciting. The MCU is currently in a very different place than it was during the Infinity Saga, which covered Marvel Studios' plans for the McU's Phases 1-3. With Thanos' defeat in 2019's Avengers: Endgame and the departure of the McU's two most popular heroes, Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man and Chris Evans' Captain America, Marvel entered Phase 4 with the idea of injecting some new blood into the MCU.

Murder Mystery ranks top in nine including Us; The Disappearance Of Madeleine McCann tops UK.

Local language films and TV shows lead the list of most popular content viewed on Netflix in eight countries outside the Us in 2019.

The streaming platform released the information on Monday (December 30), based on the number of accounts that watched at least two minutes of a film or TV show in its first 28 days of release on the platform. While the number of accounts is not revealed, it does illustrate how local audiences continue to respond to Netflix’s aggressive local language production strategy.

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“La Casa de Papel” (“Money Heist”) Part 3 was the most-watched content on Netflix in 2019 across major European markets, including France, Spain and Italy, according to information released Monday by the streaming giant. In the U.K., however, both Alex Pina’s “La Casa de Papel” and, more curiously, British royal family series “The Crown” were missing from Netflix’s top 10 list, with the most popular release of 2019 being “The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann,” the true-crime documentary about a British girl who went missing during a vacation with her parents in Portugal more than a decade ago.

The other local titles included on the U.K. chart include Ricky Gervais’ “After Life,” the David Attenborough-fronted natural history series “Our Planet” and the Netflix flagship original “Sex Education,” which also performed well in the rest of Europe. “Stranger Things 3” also showed up in the top 10 across Europe.

Martin Scorsese’s epic crime drama “The Irishman,...

CEO Reed Hastings spoke on the French set of ’Osmosis’

Netflix has confirmed a further push into France, with the opening of a new office in Paris next year, as well as investment in three new French-language drama series and the acquisition of another four local productions.

CEO Reed Hastings made the announcement to journalists on the set of the sci-fi drama series Osmosis in France on Thursday (Sept 27).

He said the new Paris outpost would initially employ some 20 people. It is the company’s third European operation, after its regional headquarters in Amsterdam and London offices. The latter is...

There’s a streak of fierce independence in Taylor Bennett, and it’s not because he also happens to be Chance the Rapper’s little brother. The Chicago-based artist has been carving his own lane in the city’s stacked hip-hop community with promising and ebullient full-length projects like 2015’s Broad Shoulders and 2017’s Restoration of an American Idol, started his own record label, Tay Bennett Entertainment, which boasts singer Bianca Shaw and recent signee Zxxk, and came out as bisexual in early 2017. But with his latest effort, the life-affirming six-song Ep Be Yourself,...

The holidays may be over by the time January rolls around, but Arrow Video will still have gifts in store for horror fans with Blu-ray releases that include Dario Argento's The Cat O' Nine Tails, Stuart Gordon's Re-Animator, and Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes.

We have release details and images of Arrow Video's January Blu-ray releases below. The Cat O' Nine Tails is a limited edition item, and while Re-Animator and The Hills Have Eyes were previously released as limited editions by Arrow Video, they will be hitting shelves as re-releases in January (with slightly less goodies, but still plenty of bonus features and eye-popping 4K restorations to enjoy).

From Arrow Video: "New UK/Us Title: The Cat o’ Nine Tails (Dual Format Blu-ray + DVD) Limited Edition

Pre-order The Cat O’ Nine Tails in the UK: http://bit.ly/2i9y0cp

Pre-order The Cat...

CBS has put in development drama series Family Business from a duo of CBS veterans. The project hails from one of the most prolific CBS drama creators, Barbara Hall, and long-time CBS executive Glenn Geller, who exited his post as the network’s entertainment president in May to segue to a producing deal with CBS TV Studios. This is his first CBS sale. Written by Hall, Family Business is a multi-generational CIA spy family show told through the eyes of its youngest…...

The Godfather: Corleone’s Empire is the latest game from well regarded veteran designer Eric Lang, featuring the “dudes on a map” style of gameplay that Lang is most famous for, combined with the strong theme of Francis Ford Coppola’s epic movie trilogy. Essentially a game of area control, resource/hand management and trick collection with a twist, Corleone’s Empire manages to be both simple and easy to pick up whilst also quite strategic. Fans of the movie series will benefit from the thematic style and a few nuanced references, but the game would have been just as playable without The Godfather license, as there is no actual gameplay content that relates to Coppola’s script.

In Corleone’s Empire, up to five players compete to earn the most money for their family, each of which is represented on the board by a different set of miniatures with bases of various colours.

What will Sam and Dean’s legacy be?

The brothers discussed that topic and faced off with a god on Supernatural Season 12 Episode 18.

TV Fanatic staff writers Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky are ready to talk about it all, including Mary’s possible fate for the season.

So join in the latest Supernatural Round Table to chat about “The Memory Remains.”

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: My favorite scene was the big showdown with the god in the meat locker. That was super creepy!

The way the whole scene was framed really built the suspense. There’s nothing like a deadly, blood-thirsty, goat-headed god to stalk Dean behind the slabs of meat in the dim red light.

Sure, we knew that Sam would bust in and save the day eventually, but still, his kill with the colt was all kinds of awesome.

There were so many storylines on Supernatural Season 12 Episode 17, but was it just a mess?

From the British Men of Letters storyline to Kelly and Dagon to Lucifer and Crowley, TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky had plenty to discuss. And not all of it was positive.

Can you believe Mick got killed off?

Yeah, you’re going to want to join in the latest Supernatural Round Table to talk all about “The British Invasion.”

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: When Sam handed Dean the colt. Dean’s swagger with that gun back in his hand, it was priceless. Honestly, it was the only enjoyable part of the whole hour.

Christine: I liked the playful interaction of Dean teasing Sam about Eileen in the car. That little, "Aw, that's cute,” and watching Sam get slightly flustered.

Claire returned… but with a werewolf twist. Sam, Dean, Mick and Claire took on a case of the week, but were the end results a positive one?

Should Sam and Dean have given Mick another chance? And what about Claire’s role in it all?

TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky dive into Supernatural Season 12 Episode 16.

Join them in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Nightsky: Dean’s description of hunter training will surely be a series classic: “You put on the flannel, you pick up a gun, you go out there. Either you get good fast or get dead faster.”

He officially dubbed flannel as the hunters’ uniform! The whole quote is perfect.

Christine: I actually really liked how enthusiastic Dean got about the hotel and the teeny tiny bottles of shampoo.

Sunday Funday #fbbeer #drippingsprings #strawberrybeetsour A post shared by FamilyBusinessBeerCo (@familybusinessbeerco) on Apr 3, 2017 at 8:02am Pdt Jensen Ackles recently welcomed twins with wife Danneel Harris, and on Sunday, the family of five spent their day working at the brood's new business, Family Business Beer Company, in Texas. Along with an adorable Instagram photo of the group enjoying their "Sunday Funday," the Supernatural star posted a video of his daughter, Justice, riding on a forklift with him. "Employee Training," he captioned it. Nothing like starting them young, right? A post shared by FamilyBusinessBeerCo (@familybusinessbeerco) on Apr 3, 2017 at 7:49am Pdt...

[Editor’s Note: “Archer” Season 7 ended with a cliffhanger: Is Archer alive or dead? If you don’t know the answer (despite it being revealed at Comic-Con in July 2016), the following review contains spoilers relating to his physical state in Season 8.]

Dreams are a tricky storytelling device for any show, but for “Archer,” Adam Reed’s sneakily ambitious spy movie spoof, setting an entire season within his lead character’s dream is the creator’s riskiest gamble yet. Sure, he’s trafficked in “Vice” and gone Hollywood, but dreams are a different story. If the episodes lack suspense because the dream has no real-world consequences — or they simply don’t live up to past episodes — it would be seen as stalling, or worse yet, a waste of time.

But “Archer Dreamland” tells an engaging, exciting story with a similar style to past seasons and freshly invigorates its familiar cast of characters by repurposing each modern spy archetype to the film noir era. Without spoiling too much of the set-up, I’ll just say what was formally announced last July: Archer is still alive, but in a coma. The season takes place in his dream,...

By now, you know if “Grace and Frankie” is for you.

After two seasons of curiously addictive TV, it’s clear the talents of Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda are as undeniable as the show’s comedic and dramatic rhythms are challenging. You may love the cast, but find the storytelling uneven. You may want more comedy, more drama, or just more episodes — like the stars. But “Grace and Frankie” is exactly what it wants to be, whether you love it or remain oddly drawn to it, and Season 3 is all about being proud of that identity.

And to this critic, it should be.

The main thrust of Season 3’s first six episodes is unabashed openness: Grace and Frankie have started their own business, manufacturing vibrators for the elderly, and they’re not going to let social hang-ups about sex or ageist business practices get in their way. Grace’s...

Hellhounds. Lucifer vs. Crowley. Castiel’s choice.

So much went down on Supernatural Season 12 Episode 15, including Sam revealing to Dean he has been working with the British Men of Letters.

But was it all exciting? Did all those moments work?

TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky get right into it to talk all about “Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell.”

So join in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: The final scene with Sam and Dean. Honestly, given how slow and choppy the pacing of this episode was, I’m surprised I lasted that long.

It was a worthwhile scene, though. Sam didn’t have to fight hard to get Dean to come around about working with the British Men of Letters. After all, they work with Crowley, and they aren’t dead yet.

An Alpha vampire and Sam using the Colt?!?

Supernatural Season 12 Episode 14 was British Men of Letters heavy, and there was plenty to enjoy about the hour.

But who else was surprised by the use of the Colt or even Sam choosing to work with the British Men of Letters?

TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky are ready to talk “The Raid.”

So join them in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Christine: I'm going with Sam getting really emotional when he saw the Colt. It was like he connected a dozen dots in seconds, and I really felt for him.

Jared Padalecki nailed that moment.

And because I love any and all mentions of Bobby, Sam passing on Bobby's recipe for the bullets to Mick got me slightly choked up as well, especially...

Crowley’s son came back!

Gavin may have been absent since Supernatural Season 9, but a ghost case involving the ship he was supposed to have ben brought him back to the story on Supernatural Season 12 Episode 13.

Plus, Mary revealed her British Men of Letters secret. But was it a good move?

TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business' Alice and Nightsky weigh in on “Family Feud.”

So join them in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: As I look back and try to remember all the forgettable scenes in this episode, not to mention the quotes, I’ll go with the one scene I actually remember; the ending one.

Actually, it started with Rowena and Crowley in the bus station. Their talk about why Rowena helped Gavin was awesome. The reason was most unexpected.

Then...

A prince of hell? The return of the Colt?

Supernatural Season 12 Episode 12 was a stylish hour that took a case of the week and spun in some lore as well.

So was this an episode that TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi andEdit The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky all loved?

Join in the Supernatural Round Table to find out and to talk all about “Stuck in the Middle (With You).”

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Christine: It's so hard to choose just one! I loved that first diner scene. I actually hoped for some payoff with Cas and Mandy as a tag. He had just cheated death, that calls for some action, I'd say!

I also loved that burning circle standoff with the Winchesters - they were just bad-ass mofos there.

Dean's little bit about family got me all emotional.

But man, oh man,...

Was this a Supernatural episode to remember?

Dean may have lost his mind on Supernatural Season 12 Episode 11, but there was plenty to take in. From the comedic to the dramatic, this was an episode that really captured that memory loss for the character.

But what about those witches? Were they fantastic villains?

Join TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky as they talk about “Regarding Dean.”

So turn on your light sticks and join in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: No contest. I’m going with the ending montage with Dean on the mechanical bull and his other fun antics in the episode to the tune of Bobby Goldsboro’s “Broomstick Cowboy.”

The whole scene was out in left field, didn’t really fit with the episode, but I loved it anyway.

An angel hunter with a surprising past and a connection with Castiel was at the center of Supernatural Season 12 Episode 10.

But was the reveal a good twist? And will Lily return?

TV Fanatic staff writers Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna and The Winchester Family Business' Alice and Nightsky are ready to dive into this twisty episode.

So put your angel blades down and join in the latest Supernatural Round Table to talk about "Lily Sunder Has Some Regrets."

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Christine: I think my favorite moment was Castiel's apology to Lily. That speech came from such a deep place in Castiel, and it really showed how much he's grown and learned because of Sam and Dean. He's not a soldier for God anymore, and he has regrets.

I also got a nice chuckle out of the entire diner sequence, between everyone squeezing into that...

There could be some cosmic consequences on the horizon.

Should we be worried about Castiel then?

Supernatural Season 12 Episode 9 may have been focused on Sam and Dean’s lockup and then escape, but the end is where things really took a turn.

But was it an outstanding midseason premiere or simply lackluster.

TVFanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky are here to talk all about “First Blood.”

So take break from chow time and join in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Alice: My favorite by far was the scene on the bridge with Billie. The whole episode before that was lackluster, and it felt like they were going through the motions. Then that scene happened and we finally got some worthwhile drama.

I love how each Winchester was willing to sacrifice themselves and then boom,...

Has Lucifer lost it?

Supernatural Season 12 Episode 7 revealed the Prince of Darkness embracing the role of Vince Vincente, oh, and that he has no plan.

TV Fanatic staff writers Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi and The Winchester Family Business' Alice and Nightsky sound off about Lucifer, actor Rick Springfield, and whether they are even interested in the Lucifer storyline anymore.

So grab your tickets to the show and let's talk "Rock Never Dies" on the Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Christine: I liked the bit in the car, when Sam tried pretending that he was listening to a podcast about religion rather than hair rock. That was just a nice brother moment.

Nightsky: The very last shot of Sam as he turned away from the group and looked at the chaos Lucifer had caused. Sam had just told them that they were all responsible...

Sam and Dean at a hunter gathering?

Might as well gather the Supernatural Round Table of TV Fanatic’s Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky to talk Supernatural Season 12 Episode 6.

The return of Jody and Mary was a sight to see, as were some new hunters added to the mix. And was that a scary demon again?

Strap in and let’s discuss “Celebrating the Life of Asa Fox.”

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Nightsky: I loved this entire episode! It’s one of those that I want to restart and watch again as soon as it’s over.

I loved Sam slouching on the couch and Jody’s reactions when she met Mary. That was played absolutely perfectly by Kim Rhodes. I also liked the twins asking Elvis to leave. How often do we wish we could say that to someone awkward at a party!

Sam and Dean facing off against the Nazis and Hitler?

Supernatural Season 12 Episode 5 took to another case of the week, but was it even worth it?

TV Fanatic staff writers Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna and The Winchester Family Business’ Alice and Nightsky are ready to talk about “The One You’ve Been Waiting For.”

So put down the grenade launcher, and join in the latest Supernatural Round Table!

What was your favorite scene or quote?

Christine: I mean, guys, Dean killed Hitler. I think beyond that, Sam's reaction to the moment was even better: "Dude! You killed Hitler!" It was hysterical. Another standout moment for me was that final conversation between Sam and Ellie. They had a great spark between them. I'd love to see her come back again.

Alice: I could be lame and say something like “The end, when it was all over,” because I didn’t care for the episode,...