Contributor: Kristin Smith

NBC’s time-shifting dramedy is the story of Jack and Rebecca and their unusual set of triplets: Kevin, Kate and Randall

“Heavy Eyes” focuses on the seeming invincibility of youth, but that invincibility is paired with a whole lot of alcohol.

Sesame Street Mecha Builders finds robot versions of Elmo, Cookie Monster and Abby Cadabby saving the day by using critical thinking skills in this STEM-based series.

Wallen attempts to drink away the memories of an ex-girlfriend in his latest single, “You Proof.”

HBO’s latest original series, The Time Traveler’s Wife, is like a more crude version of what’s been seen before, but with an element of danger and mystery.

Shining Girls is like The Butterfly Effect meets a murder mystery, with time travel, violence, horror and perversion.

“2step”, by Ed Sheeran, is a remix featuring Lil Baby that steps away from Sheeran and his wife, and wades into some lyrics that are both suggestive and crude.

Clever, daring criminals stand no chance against Hondo and his stern glare. Would-be murderers and racketeers cower in the face of S.W.A.T.’s collective muscle.

Killing It takes viewers on a profane and violent journey, following a man who kills snakes to achieve his entrepreneurial dreams.

“Where We Started” is like an encouraging note to remind listeners to think about all they’ve overcome when the present seems overwhelming.

Tales from the Loop is a sci-fi drama with a fluctuating rating that looks at the human condition in all its sin and glory.

The Last Bus is a TV-PG Netflix original about a group of mismatched kids who have survived a robotic attack and plan to figure out how to repair the world.

“As It Was” finds Harry Styles getting vulnerable about his love life, change and a potential drug problem.

Beyoncé tells listeners in “Be Alive” that Venus and Serena Williams overcame mounds of obstacles to get where they are today.

Captain Strand champions diversity as much as he saves lives. But the show starts a few fires of its own.