Jessica day dreams of a posh accented Prince Charming sweeping her off her feet, then whisking her off to Buckingham Palace. But when the New York advertising producer finally stops bingeing British period dramas, gets reassigned to London, and sees Buckingham for herself, the glamor of her fantasies gives way to rom-com hijinks that are sure to charm audiences watching this endearingly dysfunctional protagonist on this new Netflix series.

Season Four of the beloved and award winning culinary dramedy The Bear begins by revealing the cliffhanger Chicago Tribune review of fine dining chefs’ Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and Syd Adamu’s (Ayo Edebiri) upscale take on down home beef sandwiches.

The catastrophic events at Travis Scott’s 2021 Astroworld Festival loom large in the lives of those who attended as this documentary, the first in a series, attempts to make sense of the tragic events with the help of firsthand accounts, safety experts and survivors.

Zahn McClarnon exudes as much leading man gravitas as ever in Season Three of AMC’s 1970s Navajo reservation-set crime drama Dark Winds.

In the first two episodes with which it premiered, Disclaimer teeters between prestige drama and soapy psychological thriller, but writer/director Alfonso Cuaron’s ambition remains admirable.

There are a few flaws in the ‘80s-based, six-episode limited series Joan, but Sophie Turner isn’t one of them. She plays the titular character, real-life jewel thief “Godmother” Joan Hannington on whose 2002 autobiography, I Am What I Am: The True Story of Britain’s Most Notorious Jewel Thief, the series is based.

Aggressive and neurotic, non-Jewish sex/dating podcaster Joanne doesn’t know what a good relationship looks like and responds to considerate gestures with caustic defensiveness. Hip and cool rabbi Noah is Zen and pragmatic, comfortably old-fashioned yet modern and not the least bit corny. Yet there’s an undeniable chemistry between the two in this rom-com series whose on-point humor is tempered with an undercurrent of seriousness.

This three-part limited series pivots around Prince Andrew’s much-publicized alleged sexual activities with one of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficked young women, Virginia Giuffre (neé Roberts). Specifically, it focuses on the 2019 interview Prince Andrew gave to journalist Emily Maitlis for Newsnight, a BBC television news program.

Exquisitely shot Middle East landscapes, Alia Shawkat’s steely portrayal of a character in perilous danger, Bridges’ pitilessly pugnacious fight scenes, and his sparky chemistry with Lithgow make The Old Man a must watch.