VisionQuest

Vision is alive again—or as much as the AI synth ever is—in Disney+’s ‘VisionQuest.’ Though violent and profane, the show itself returns close to ‘WandaVision’ form.

Chicago Med

‘Chicago Med’ may not be quite as salacious as ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ or ‘Private Practice,’ but this ER can still be a pretty messy place.

Eternally Yours

While certainly lighter than most other vampire romps, ‘Eternally Yours’ still has some elements discerning viewers may not want to bite into.

Scrubs (2026)

Fans of ‘Scrubs,’ worry not. This reboot keeps most everything from the original series intact—for better, and for worse.

Elsbeth

The NYPD hires a quirky, former defense attorney in ‘Elsbeth.’ And while it’s a likable show, the content is sometimes out of order.

9-1-1: Nashville

This ‘9-1-1’ spin-off offers more of the same dramatized, network TV budget thrills that audiences surely have come to expect by now—but with a violent twist.

NCIS: New York

In ‘NCIS: New York,’ Special Agent Sam Hanna continues to solve federal crimes for the military, this time returning to his roots in New York City.

Cupertino

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CBS’ ‘Cupertino’ takes your usual legal drama fare to Silicon Valley, where two lawyers try to help victims exploited by tech companies.

Chicago P.D.

Chicago is full of crime, and it takes a law-breaking cop to deal with all of it.