
Royal Pains Review: Eight Seasons of Rich Patients and Medical Mystery
A review of Royal Pains, the USA Network comedy-drama about a doctor-for-hire in the Hamptons.


A review of Royal Pains, the USA Network comedy-drama about a doctor-for-hire in the Hamptons.

Jessica Pearson leaves the law firm for Chicago politics in this short-lived spin-off, anchored by Gina Torres's steady performance.

A dead girl wakes and becomes a weapon, while the man who loves her tests her loyalty against the machine that made her.

A tale of a secret government program that turned men into killing machines, yet failed utterly to earn its own dread.

A study of the cheerleaders and the coach who tests their bonds, in a small Midwestern town where loyalty and ambition are tested.

Queen of the South ran five seasons on USA Network, 62 episodes from 2016 to 2021. A review of Alice Braga's Teresa Mendoza and where the show lands.

Burn Notice ran seven seasons on USA Network, turning a burned spy into a weekly problem-solver. A look at the voice-over, the cast, and why it holds up.

Shooter ran three seasons and 31 episodes on USA Network, from a twice-delayed 2016 premiere to its 2018 cancellation. Here's the full story.

The 4400 review: USA Network's sci-fi drama about 4,400 abductees returned with powers ran four seasons and still holds a 9.5 score.

Psych ran 120 episodes on USA Network from 2006 to 2014, turning a fake psychic into Santa Barbara's best detective. Here's why the bit still works.

The Sinner ran four seasons on USA Network from 2017 to 2021. A retrospective on Jessica Biel's Cora, Bill Pullman's Ambrose, and why season one still holds.

Monk ran eight seasons and 125 episodes on USA Network, winning eight Emmys. A look at Tony Shalhoub's OCD detective, his phobias, and the show's legacy.
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