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Fox’s The Cleaning Lady wraps up season four with back-to-back episodes on June 3, 2025. Episode 11, “Killer Queen,” will air at 8pm Et/Pt, followed by episode 12, “As Time Goes By,” at 9pm Et/Pt.

The Season 4 Finale Plot: A vicious prison showdown and a high-stakes escape puts everything at risk. With her life on the line and Ramona’s wrath closing in, Thony must outmaneuver those who want her silenced and find a way to protect her freedom and family as she finds herself surrounded by chaos. When Jorge catches wind of Ramona’s plans, he’s willing to do anything to stop her. With the future of Sin Cara hanging in the balance, unexpected foes cause dire consequences. As Fiona finds new security, a fatal decision changes her relationship with Thony forever.

Elodie Yung leads the cast as Thony, Santiago Cabrera plays Jorge, Kate del Castillo is Ramona Sanchez,...

It all comes down to this in Season 4 of Fox’s The Cleaning Lady, with one final fight ahead for Thony (Élodie Yung) as she seeks to clear her name and get revenge on Ramona (Kate del Castillo). This all comes following the most recent Episode 10, "Queen for a Day," in which Thony took full charge of Jorge’s (Santiago Cabrera) cartelfollowing his arrest, getting her first taste of pure criminal power. In doing so, Thony had the chance to finally realize her true feelings for Jorge. However, when the time came to spill her heart, she learnt the shocking truth that Jorge had turned her in for murder, clearing his own name in the process.

With Episode 10 one of the most tense of the season so far, all eyes now look to Episode 11. However, next week doesn't just mark the penultimate outing in Season 4, but the final one too,...

Fox is confirmed to serve up the next, new episode 10 of The Cleaning Lady's current season 4 tonight, May 27, 2025, and it will feature Fiona making a decision that is fatal and more. According to Fox's official episode 10 press release information, this episode is officially titled, "Queen for a Day." This episode will feature new scenes from Thony, Fiona, Jorge and more. The first spoiler scoop reveals that Thony will find herself surrounded by a ton of chaos and, she will have to find a way to keep her freedom protected along with her family. Elsewhere, Jorge is going to find out all about the plans that Ramona has been making, and he will be willing to do anything to stop those plans from happening.

Thony De La Rosa, the resourceful cleaning lady turned unlikely crime syndicate operative, faces her toughest challenge yet in the season four finale of Fox’s “The Cleaning Lady.” “Queen for a Day” finds Thony fighting to protect not only her own freedom but the lives of her loved ones as the world around her crumbles. […]

The Cleaning Lady: Queen for a Day...

Fox’s The Cleaning Lady season four episode 10 will, hopefully, be a little less stressful for Thony. Episode nine found her performing surgery on a woman with a bomb implanted in her chest, thanks to Ramona. It also confirmed a love triangle has developed between Jorge, Thony, and Dr. Sean Dupont. The teaser for episode 10 indicates all of that may be put on the back burner when Jorge’s arrested.

Season four episode 10, “Queen for a Day,” will air on Tuesday, May 27, 2025 at 8pm Et/Pt.

“Queen for a Day” Plot: Thony must find a way to protect her freedom and family as she finds herself surrounded by chaos. When Jorge catches wind of Ramona’s plans, he’s willing to do anything to stop her. With the future of Sin Cara hanging in the balance, unexpected foes cause dire consequences. As Fiona finds new security, a fatal decision changes her relationship with Thony forever.

In the most recent episode of Fox’s The Cleaning Lady, Episode 9, "Hearts on Fire," Thony (Élodie Yung) faced one of her toughest challenges yet, as she got a glimpse of her past through the lens of immigrant Maria, who had been rushed to hospital with strange stitches on her body. After finding out she works for a drug dealer, with Thony herself having recently found a new position in Jorge’s (Santiago Cabrera) cartel, panic sets in as it slowly dawns on Thony that there is a bomb inside this woman's body.

Like removing the physical embodiment of chaos from a proxy for her previous self, Thony's self-confidence is enriched by this incident, only for said confidence to be tested as she finds herself in a world of trouble in the upcoming Episode 10, "Queen for a Day." As can be seen in the recently released promo available to watch below,...

In the "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." episode "The Project Strigas Affair", it's explained that Laslo Kurasov (Werner Klemperer from "Hogan's Heroes"), a Khrushchev-like diplomat from an unnamed Balkan state, is aiming to disrupt arms talks between the United States and nations behind the Iron Curtain. Agents Napoleon Solo (Robert Wagner) and Illya (David McCallum) are tasked with removing Laslo from his position without assassinating him (which would make him into a martyr). They instead concoct a very, very elaborate plan to embarrass Laslo and discredit him in the public eye. 

The plan begins with an agent from U.N.C.L.E. playacting his own death-by-stabbing in front of Laslo, yelling the cryptic (and made-up) phrase "Strigas YL893." This startles Laslo and causes him to assign his aide, a man named Vladeck (Leonard Nimoy), to investigate what that codeword might mean. U.N.C.L.E. secretly feeds Vladeck some fake information,...

The Rise of Reality TV: How It Took Over Our Screens - Main Image

People's initial impression of reality TV is not all that different from current times. While a lot of people have learned to embrace the genre, others still refuse to accept it as a form of entertainment. This article highlights the rise of Reality TV and how it eventually took over our screens.

The Rise of Reality TV: Where It All Began

The first 'reality TV' began in the late 1940s, with people portrayed in 'unscripted situations' from radio shows before translating it to the TV.

Some early reality-based television back in the day included Queen for a Day, the TV game show Cash and Carry, and Allen Funt's hidden camera show Candid Camera for unsuspected pranks.

Reality TV was not only based on the concept of 'unscripted' entertainment, but this included fooling people for the...

When you see a documentary about a game-changing pop star, you assume you’re going to get the story of the music, and also a good look at the life, and that there’ll be enough (on both counts) to go around. I was eager to see “Let the Canary Sing,” a documentary portrait of Cyndi Lauper, because it’s directed by Alison Ellwood, who made “The Go-Go’s” a few years back, and that movie had everything: the drama, the trauma, the saga of a total pop-music reset, as we watched the Go-Go’s bust down doors that had been too tightly shut for too long. Cyndi Lauper was no less revolutionary a figure, arriving in the early ’80s, along with Madonna, to announce that we were in the midst of a seismic new definition of what it meant to be a female pop star. The definition was: a star...

In an undisclosed location in North Carolina, Jimmy Donaldson is about to show me a million dollars in cash.

Donaldson, a.k.a. MrBeast, is the biggest YouTuber in the country and possibly, by the time this story is published, the world. Rangy at six feet two and clad in a gray Nike sweatsuit, Donaldson has been walking me through his company’s warehouse, showing off the detritus of various videos made under the MrBeast banner, a melange of stunts, pranks, and eye-popping cash giveaways. In one area, there are...