Burn Notice airs a two-hour season finale on Thursday. USA Network has released a trio of clips from the episode, including Michael receiving a visit from his brother.
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Days of Our Lives
The vengeful and manipulative Megan wreaks havoc on Salem, and her newest target is none other than Harris! But can he thwart her plans? Find out in today’s DAYS recap. Also, Lani surprises Abe at work and reveals something that could change everything, Xander and Dimitri have words, Johnny cancels on Wendy to console Chanel, and Nicole fills Chloe in about EJ.
Days of Our Lives is an American serial drama television soap opera that first aired on NBC in 1965, and has been a daytime mainstay ever since. It has been nominated for many Daytime Emmy awards and is one of the longest-running dramas on TV. Over the years, a number of writers have revitalized the show. In the 1980s, the introduction of the Brady and DiMera families cemented their places as core Salem families alongside the Hortons. The addition of action-adventure storylines and super-couples like Bo and Hope, Shane and Kimberly, and Patch and Kayla further boosted the popularity of the series.
In addition to its reruns on NBC, the soap is broadcast around the world. It is aired in Belgium on vijf TV and in South Africa on eTV, which airs the episodes three years behind the U.S. telecasts.
In its recent re-launch, Days of Our Lives has found new energy, largely thanks to the introduction of a fresh batch of young cast members and a renewed focus on the show’s most important storylines. The series recently landed a two-year deal with Peacock, which represents a more calm and rapid renewal than the rocky pacts of its time on NBC. Stay tuned for more exciting news about the future of the soap!
The Vampire Diaries
The Vampire Diaries is one of the most popular shows to ever hit the CW. Its eight-season run has ended with a whirlwind finale that had fans alternating between sobbing and grinning. It was a satisfying ending to a story that brought back the vampires and witches of Fells Church, Virginia, and introduced them to a world outside their small town.
It has a cult following because of its supernatural themes, but it is also about relationships and family. It creates strong female characters and doesn’t use them as damsels in distress. It teaches lessons about love, family, and sacrifice, as well as the fear of death. It’s easy to get lost in the supernatural world, but it also reflects universal themes that we can all relate to.
The show moves quickly and takes risks. People die without warning, stories that seemed like they could go on forever end in a matter of episodes, and characters do things you never thought possible. It also gives a sense of real-world gravity to the characters by reminding viewers that they can be taken from us at any time.
The Vampire Diaries hasn’t been perfect, but it’s definitely worth watching. It has a likable cast, a great premise, and a lot of mystery to it. It has made you care about its characters and kept you hooked even if you’re not a fan of vampires, witches, or werewolves. It also has a way of making tired TV storylines interesting again by adding a supernatural twist to them. For example, Stefan’s addiction to blood parallels alcoholism, and a vampire’s ability to turn off their humanity and human empathy resembles depression.
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory wrapped up its 12-season run Thursday with a two-part finale that delivered a satisfying sense of closure and showed the core cast in better positions than they were at the beginning. It didn’t buck expectations, shift formats or try to set a new standard for series finales — it simply gave its viewers what they wanted from the show.
It was an hour of gasps, aha moments and tears (both happy and sad), as well as the conclusion to one of TV’s biggest hangout comedies. Jim Parsons’ nuanced portrayal of Sheldon helped make the show a ratings juggernaut and a cultural phenomenon, though it was Bernadette’s relationship with Leonard that proved to be the most compelling love story on the program.
In the final episode, Sheldon and Amy finally win the Nobel Prize that they’ve been chasing all season long, bringing everyone together to celebrate in Sweden. Meanwhile, Howard pays off a long-running joke involving his apartment elevator that had been covered in yellow tape for 12 seasons and Raj loses out on the soulmate of his dreams but gains a lot of personal growth in the process.
The series also explains the latest discoveries in physics, including how scientists now believe that the universe is constantly expanding. This expansion will eventually cause matter in the universe to contract into a Big Crunch — and we may even be able to see it. The discovery was made using the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) — a radiation that exists at all times and locations in the universe and is believed to be a leftover from the Big Bang. This radiation can be detected by space telescopes like the Hubble and Chandra observatories.
The Walking Dead
Based on Robert Kirkman and Tony Moore's comic book series, this sardonic drama depicts life in the months and years following a zombie apocalypse. Survivors struggle to sustain themselves in a world where humans are the minority and flesh-eating "walkers" are ruthless killers with one goal: to kill. They are constantly on the move and teetering between being overwhelmed by the pressure of survival or being torn apart by internal conflicts.
The twelfth season of The Walking Dead finds our survivors in a whole new place. The show's first foray outside the borders of Georgia has them in the heart of New York City. It's an intriguing place to set the story, as it is a place that hasn't been seen on TV before.
Whether it's the city's awe-inspiring skyline or the grotesque and brutal way in which characters meet their end, there are plenty of moments that will have longtime viewers cheering in approval. The only drawback is that these new locales don't necessarily delve into the bigger picture and add to the knowledge we already have of the undead-ravaged world around us.
In what feels like a nod to its illustrious past, The Walking Dead re-introduces Michonne in the episode that sees her reunite with Rick. She's now a masked warrior with unusual armor and still hunts her lost husband. Her reappearance adds another layer of intrigue to the story and sets a clear path for how her spinoff series could evolve.
With its heart-pounding, blood-soaked finale, The Walking Dead has reached a satisfying -- albeit bittersweet -- conclusion. Judith Grimes' (Cailey Fleming) death at the hands of the Commonwealth's manipulative Governor Pamela Milton (Laila Robins) and tense skirmishes between beloved characters were a fitting and bloody end to the grueling AMC series.
Burn Notice
As Burn Notice came to a close with its seventh season last Thursday, TV Fanatic staff writers Christine Orlando, Jim Garner and Chandel Charles look back at some of the show's lighter moments. Plus, they talk to show creator Matt Nix about the death of Madeline, Michael and Fiona's future and whether or not there could be a possibility for a Burn Notice eighth season.
The popular USA Network spy series revolves around Michael Westen (Jeffrey Donovan), a former CIA covert operative who was framed and fired and now lives in his hometown of Miami working as an unlicensed private investigator. He takes on a variety of cases involving thugs, murderers, drug dealers and arms traffickers. Along the way, he meets up with his mom (Madline) and his girlfriend Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar).
One thing that makes Burn Notice a standout among other cable spy series is its emphasis on wry humor and snappy dialogue. The cast of characters also has great chemistry and the actors give strong performances. It's no wonder that the show is a favorite among fans.
It's no secret that Burn Notice is coming to an end. But before it does, the show is bringing in a major guest star for its finale this week. Here's a first look at the episode in which Sam Axe will make an appearance.