Paul Schrodt

Oil drama, loneliness, a gambling trip, and physical therapy in a pool with a stripper. Just another week on the patch.

Taylor Sheridan gets his Cialis jokes in, Cooper proposes, and T.L. opines on happiness

Tommy is at the rest stop on the way to self-realization, and T.L. is guiding him through it.

A marriage in the making, an Angela special, and the ominous “solution” to Tommy’s woes.

Heavy stuff!

Tommy and company get to spend some quality time with Andy Garcia's dangerous Gallino this week. Uh oh!

The episode keeps the season moving toward conflict—and, as always, has about 100 other interesting/wild things going on.

Money-making plans, $2,800 pasta dishes, and Sam Elliott make for just some of the show's first week back.

The new Channing Tatum-starring movie is based on a very true story of robbery, romance, and Toys "R" Us.

Ryan Murphy brings his Monster series back for a third time, this time focusing on perhaps the most twisted real-life figure yet.

Director Benny Safdie and actors Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Emily Blunt help bring Kerr's story to life—and he lets us know how he feels about it all now.

Hulu's new series brings the much-sensationalized true crime case to your small screen—and counts Knox herself as a producer.