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Justin reviews "Chapter 3: Whispers in the Unknown" and "Chapter 4: Pride and Vengeance" of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord.

Maul's revenge tour is in full swing as he sets his sights on the Pyke Syndicate — and his manipulation of Devon Izara grows darker with every encounter. Meanwhile, Captain Lawson is closing in, Two-Boots is itching to call in the Empire, and a massive clash between Maul, Devon, and her master Daki brings everything to a head. And just when things couldn't get more complicated... a Star Destroyer enters Janix's atmosphere. The Empire has arrived.

⚠️ SPOILER WARNING — This review is spoiler-filled. Watch the episodes first!

Steve gets a little too good at his job — and discovers the tavern might not actually need him anymore! When Bobbie and Isabella ask Steve to find ways to cut costs, he uncovers a solution no one saw coming: replacing himself with an AI accountant. Meanwhile, Gabby takes it upon herself to school Emmett in the art of texting etiquette. Because apparently, "k" is not an acceptable response.

We're breaking down all the laughs, surprises, and character moments from Season 2, Episode 16 of Happy's Place — "AI-AI-No."

Justin sits down to review the two-episode series premiere of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, now streaming on Disney+! Set in the years following the Clone Wars, the new animated series from Dave Filoni and Lucasfilm Animation follows Maul as he plots to rebuild his criminal syndicate on a planet untouched by the Empire — and crosses paths with a Jedi Padawan who may be exactly what he's been looking for.

⚠️ SPOILER WARNING — This review is spoiler-filled. Watch the episodes first!

The Ocean State drama keeps getting messier. 🦞

Adelia and Brandi are back for episode three of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, and this week we got a Studio 54-themed birthday party, a prenup that would leave Alicia with nothing, Kelsey's second boyfriend crashing the party as Gerry's "friend," and Liz McGraw screaming expletives at Kelsey from her bedroom until Kelsey left. So, a pretty chill evening in Rhode Island.

Before the party even started, there was plenty of ground to cover. Alicia finally apologized to Liz for the vineyard affair rumors — and Liz accepted. Rulla hosted a brunch with her Lebanese friends, opened up about Brian's affair, and confirmed that divorce simply isn't on the table. Kelsey met up with Bill, her other man, at Bom Cafe in Providence, knowing her mom already calls him her future son-in-law — but also knowing Bill can't offer her the mansion. Jared admitted at dinner that he feels insecure coming home from Audrey's having made no money. And Rosie's husband floated the idea of having kids, which: watch this space.

Then came the party. Jo-Ellen and Gary squared up with Rulla and Brian in matching gold sequins, Brian admitted to going after Jo-Ellen's workplace, and then when Rulla told him to speak up for their marriage — he said nothing. They left early. Then Kelsey tried to warn Liz about the Dino situation, Liz stormed upstairs, Kelsey followed her, and Liz ended the episode asking a very pointed question about how Kelsey and Dino actually know each other.

Adelia still hates reality TV. Brandi is watching from just across the Massachusetts border. Nobody at this party is going home happy.

Bobbie's trying to sell Happy's house — but finding the right buyers is harder than expected. Gabby thinks she has the perfect solution… and it involves her mom Val moving in. Meanwhile, Steve takes it upon himself to give Emmett a full makeover ahead of his big date with Monica. We're breaking it all down!

In this episode of The Post Credits, Brandi and Adelia review Happy's Place Season 2, Episode 15 — "Emotional Real Estate". We're talking Jane Lynch's return as Val, the Gabby/Val dynamic and whether the show is doing it justice, and the surprisingly sweet Steve and Emmett subplot. Did this episode hit the mark — or miss a bigger opportunity?

Justin is back with a double-episode breakdown of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 — and things are heating up… sort of. Episodes 2 and 3 are finally out on Disney+, Bullseye is back and absolutely unhinged, White Tiger makes her debut, and Fisk just keeps winning. There's a lot to unpack here — including a prison breakout, a morally complicated interrogation, and one gut-punch of an ending that undercuts everything. Is the season finding its footing, or are we still waiting for it to fully click? Justin gives you the honest take.

The Ocean State's drama is just getting started. 🦞

Adelia and Brandi are back for episode two of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island — and this week, things get messy fast.

The ladies gather at a local winery where Kelsey leads a little group activity that quickly turns into a rumor-surfacing session. Rosie takes the opportunity to deny rumors that she had an affair with a basketball coach — her defense is genuinely unhinged and we are here for it. Meanwhile, Liz drops a bombshell about Rulla's husband Brian allegedly having a mistress, which: wow. Rulla has minor beef with Liz and Kelsey for hanging out with Jo-Ellen at her 4th of July party.

Because in Rhode Island, who you party with is a whole statement.

Adelia still hates reality TV. Brandi is watching from just across the Massachusetts border. The chaos continues.

Cheri Oteri is back — and she's making things very complicated at Happy's Place! 🍺 We're reviewing Happy's Place Season 2, Episode 14, "Borrowin' Trouble," airing tonight on NBC!

Health inspector Monica (Cheri Oteri) returns to inspect the new speakeasy, sending Bobbie and Isabella scrambling to get her in and out before she runs into Emmett — her romantic interest and Bobbie's ex. Meanwhile, Steve and Takoda join Emmett at the fishing shack after Gabby hints that he might be mad at them.

We're breaking down all the laughs, the tension, and what this episode means for Bobbie and Emmett's relationship as Season 2 heads toward its finale. Happy's Place has already been renewed for a third season, so what does "Borrowin' Trouble" set up for the road ahead? We've got thoughts!

Welcome to the Ocean State, baby. 🦞

Brandi and Adelia are kicking off a brand new series on The Post Credits — reviewing The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Bravo's newest franchise and the first-ever Housewives show set in New England. And yes, the dynamic here is absolutely unhinged.

Brandi lives close to Rhode Island in Massachusetts, close enough to have opinions about it — and she has plenty. Adelia, a woman who has never willingly watched a reality TV show in her life and would like you to know that, is here against her better judgment.

This week: we meet the full cast — pizza restaurant co-owner Alicia and her eight-year engagement that refuses to become a marriage, cannabis queen Liz McGraw, self-described town gossip Jo-Ellen Tiberi, former news anchor turned DJ Rosie DiMare, financial powerhouse Rulla Nehme Pontarelli, former Miss Rhode Island Kelsey Swanson, and RHONJ import Dolores Catania launching a menopause gummy brand. Oh, and Ashley Iaconetti and her husband Jared Haibon — who Adelia knows exclusively from the Movie Trivia Schmoedown, not whatever Bachelor franchise they came from, just so we're clear.

The trailer promised "wicked wild" drama. The ladies delivered.

Justin gives his first reaction to Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 — and it's... complicated. Episode 1, "The Northern Star," is finally here on Disney+, and while there's plenty to love, there's also some stuff that's got us raising an eyebrow. Is this the Daredevil comeback we've been waiting for, or is Season 2 already showing some cracks? Justin breaks it all down, no spoiler left behind.In this episode:- First impressions of the Season 2 premiere- Daredevil operating in the shadows while Mayor Fisk tightens his grip on NYC- The mysterious Mr. Charles — who IS this guy and why should you care?- What's got us hyped vs. what's giving us pause heading into the rest of the seasonBeen a Daredevil fan since the Netflix days? Just getting into the MCU's grittiest corner? Either way, The Post Credits is your weekly home for honest, no-hype reviews every step of the way through Season 2.