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Elizabeth (Amanda Seyfried) drops out of Stanford to found a startup company she hopes will revolutionize the world of medicine. Theranos becomes wildly successful, but curious eyes find there is more to Elizabeth’s triumph than meets the eye. If you’re intrigued by this new docudrama, you’ll need to know where/when to find the next episode. We have everything you need to know about The Dropout Episode 7, including its release date, time and where you can watch it....

The Expanse Season 6 Episode 3 The Expanse is an enthralling and in-depth sci-fi series, spanning multiple characters across the solar system and beyond. Political intrigue, deep world-building and interesting characters makes this a real science fiction gem. Running for six seasons, this sci-fi epic has had quite the journey over the past seasons. If you’ve been following this one over the weeks, you may be curious to find out when the next episode is releasing....

Episode Guide Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 8 Did we really need eight more episodes of this tragedy? If you are one of the many people in the world who haven’t seen the new season of Netflix’s The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, let me spare you the approximate four hours you were to spend on this. Going into the show, you know you are not expecting anything less than drama and the new season of the Netflix show tries to give you that....

A Changed World In this near-future world, everyone has access to a brain implant called “The Feed”. This allows people to share thoughts, emotions, play music and even visualise video feeds of different areas. It’s a revolutionary, break-through technology and we see this through our opening protagonist, Tom. The wedding happens to be Ben Hatfield’s, and as the speeches begin, his brother Tom stands listening to music, blaring out the noise....

The Netherrealm Episode 3 of The Ghost Bride begins with Li Lan experiencing another nightmare, this time involving her Father. In the morning she looks over him while telling Amah she doesn’t have feelings for Tian Bai anymore. He arrives with Isabel and there’s a tense atmosphere that hangs over the room. Tian Bai tries to clear the air and while he does, Er Lang is found talking to a dog outside....

Episode 3 In Episode 3 of The Golden Spoon, we see Jang-un worried about Tae-yong shooting him down with his father’s pistol and the bullet he brought with him. Mun-ki hears the gunshot from outside Jang-un’s house and is shocked. The episode moves forward to Tae-yong visiting his father’s office. He finds the will Hyeon-do signed a few days ago where the businessman abolished Tae-yong from being the heir of his assets....

https://youtu.be/RcTvQx1Wot0 The Bomb Maker Given the many TV shows I watch every single week, there are some I like to savour, take my time with and think about before writing my recap. The Handmaid’s Tale is one of them. The show itself is so artistically striking, full of interesting iconology and great use of colour that it’s sometimes easy to forget this as the episode races into its third act....

While this is going on, Serena engages in some serious psychological warfare, taunting June from afar with notes and a desire to expand Gilead’s reach into Canada at the same time. As we saw from last year, there are followers for Gilead and this season they’re far more vocal. Canadians have started to turn on the refugees, with big signs and marches to get the Americans out. Serena is still very pregnant but elevated to a position of diplomatic power in an effort to bridge the gap between Gilead and the rest of the world....

The End Is Here The InBetween has been one of those crime dramas that ticks all the boxes but doesn’t quite have enough originality to justify a second season. Despite an unnecessary cliffhanger ending, the finale does a good job wrapping up all the loose plot threads here, with a satisfying enough ending for Ed Roven and enough mystery to keep things ticking over. When the dust settles though, The InBetween is unlikely to be a show remembered for very long, but has certainly been an enjoyable enough watch over the past 2 months....

Episode Guide Episode 1 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 2 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 3 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 4 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 5 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 6 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 The Journalist is a very, very good show. This Japanese drama is hard hitting, raw, authentic and absolutely on-the-money. With six self-contained episodes and a consistent hardball approach, The Journalist starts off strongly and maintains that effort right the way through to its suitably ambiguous and hopeful ending....

The Last Summer Fails To Leave A Lasting Impression The Last Summer is a bit like drinking warm water on a hot day. It satisfies your needs but lacks any distinct flavour or enjoyment. Hitting Netflix today, coming-of-age comedy The Last Summer features a misfit group of teenagers sharing one last summer together before heading off on their separate paths to college. From break-ups and summer flings to the fear of the unknown and adult work, The Last Summer highlights all the ups and downs through its diverse group of characters forming the core of this film....

The Law Cafe Episode 1 The Law Cafe revolves around friends that have been close for 17 years since they attended Seoyeon High. Jung-Ho is a landlord and used to be called “Monster Genius” of the prosecution. He’s a cool guy with a mysterious charm. Meanwhile, Yu-Ri is an eccentric lawyer who won the past “Miss Korea” contest for her looks. However, she ended up quitting the firm and starting a law café of her own....

Episode Guide The New World Sunrise The Illustrated Woman Revelations The New Normal The Three Monkeys Truth End Of The World Kindness A Way Out What if the allied forces lost World War II and a unified Germany/Japan formed a coalition and took over the world? The Man In The High Castle, based on the book written by Phillip Dick, aims to ask this question and whilst the world is incredibly detailed and fascinating to look at, the rest of the show doesn’t quite hit the same standard....

Side Quest Given :- Find The Egg After being graced with hour-long dramas, The Mandalorian’s 30 minute run-time is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, Disney+’s flagship show never really outstays its welcome and leaves you hanging on for more while it also doesn’t quite feel like enough time to flesh everything out. With half the episode chock full of action, little time is used to flesh out Mando’s backstory but instead, introduces us to more familiar characters as we dive deeper into another subplot, this time involving Mando’s ship....

Touched We begin episode 1 of The Nevers in London 1899 with a montage of our different characters, setting to work and heading out the front door. Our two leads here are Amalia True and Penance Adair, who are on a mission to find a girl called Myrtle Haplisch. However, London has a black cloud hanging over it in the form of a serial murderer. With whispers of a maniac called Maladie lurking about, her reign of terror looks poised to eclipse that of the Ripper....

Please, make it stop already 4 months after the long-awaited (was it though?) sequel, 365 Days: This Day, we’re back with The Next 365 Days and my god does this film feel like it takes a year to get through. This is another painful slog through plot-less, sex-heavy, mediocre bland-fest. With a faint whiff of a plot, hilarious dream sequences and some painfully cheesy dialogue, The Next 365 Days is somehow the worst of the 3 movies released so far....

A refreshing deviation from the typical, clichéd Christmas rom-com Romantic drama The Noel Diary is streaming on Netflix now, and it tells the tale of a talented writer named Jake Turner, who is compelled to explore his past following the passing of his mom. Jake visits his mom’s house to settle the matter with her property. A well-read girl named Rachel arrives soon after, in search of her biological mother, when Jake is cleaning up his childhood home around the holidays....

The Hooded Man Episode 2 of The Outsider builds on the great foundations set last time out and delivers another tense episode, one that brings plenty more questions into the fold. With the strange, hooded man becoming more prominent and plenty of little details hidden in the dialogue, The Outsider continues its great work with another strong hour of drama. The episode begins in the middle of the night with Ralph driving to meet with Terry at the prison, where he admits to being baffled by the case....

Burn, Baby, Burn The Outsider has, at times, felt a little too slow and lethargic in fleshing out its initial idea. After all, the very thought of a supernatural entity feeding off grief whilst surrounded by people consumed by this very emotion is the perfect Stephen King nightmare fuel. Translated to the small screen, The Outsider has felt a bit sluggish in recent weeks but episode 6 injects some pace and, more importantly, some urgency into the story to make for a really compelling slice of horror....

Predator And The Prey The Outsider returns this week with its penultimate slice of uneasy tension and drama before next week’s finale. At times the show has struggled to settle into a consistent groove, with its middle slew of episodes sinking into a bit of a slow paced slog but boy has this show pulled itself together and delivered some really tense segments. Sandwiched between these slow paced moments are some truly memorable episodes, boasting a lot of tension and world-building to allow this foul El Coco monster to begin festering in the grief-stricken characters inhabiting this world....