A Canceled 10/10 Mystery Thriller With 12 Episodes Just Keeps Getting Better

It’s unusual for a TV show to get better over time, but a few have managed it – shows like Twin Peaks or maybe Fringe. However, one mystery thriller that started in 2013, with just 12 episodes in total, is a true standout. It’s improved remarkably over the last thirteen years, and each time you watch it, it’s even more enjoyable.

The Pitt Reclaims Patriotism in a Second Season That Surpasses the First

It’s been ten months since a mass shooting at a music festival deeply affected the ER team, pushing them to their breaking points. Today marks a turning point as Dr. Robby, played by Noah Wyle, finishes his last shift before a much-needed three-month leave after a difficult time last season. Veteran nurse Dana Evans, who initially decided to quit after being attacked by a patient, agrees he deserves it. Dr. Baran Al-Hashimi, a new doctor with a passion for technology, will be covering for him, but her optimistic approach is already causing friction with Robby’s more realistic outlook. Meanwhile, with Tracy Ifeachor leaving the show, the storyline hints at a potential new romantic connection for Robby.

Timothy Olyphant Is the Perfect Clint Eastwood Replacement

The Western film genre is known for its legendary stars, like John Wayne and Clint Eastwood, who defined it for much of the 20th century. However, with Wayne gone and Eastwood nearing 95, a new leading man is needed to carry the torch. That actor is Timothy Olyphant. While he isn’t known only for Westerns, Olyphant convincingly portrays a gunslinger, and a role he played in 2011 demonstrates he’s been prepared to take over as the genre’s face for years.