Fall TV Recommendations
Hey TV watchers! I’m Michel Ghanem, your TV critic! Here’s what’s trending and worth watching this fall.
🍂 What’s New This Season
As kids head back to school, it’s a great time to dive into some fall television. The broadcast season kicks off with R.J. Decker, ABC’s engaging crime drama. Meanwhile, streaming platforms are buzzing with new seasons of The Paper on Peacock and The Gentleman on Netflix. Don’t miss the hidden gem Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, now available for free on Pluto TV!
⏰ Tune In
My Recommendation: R.J. Decker
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Why Watch?
P.I. procedural fans will love this adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s novel Double Whammy. Starring Scott Speedman, it follows R.J., a disgraced photojournalist turned private investigator, as he solves cases while navigating life in South Florida. -
Dynamic Cast:
R.J. lives with his ex-wife and her detective wife, providing plenty of drama and humor. The season’s narrative arcs around his romantic interest, a woman he blames for his past conviction. -
Watch Details:
Catch the second season premieres on Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 10 p.m. ET on ABC.
📺 Stream
Your Best Bet: The Paper
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Why Watch?
This new series is a spin-off of The Office, set in a struggling Ohio newspaper. It uniquely combines humor with the poignant realities of local journalism. -
What to Expect:
Expect quirky characters and heartfelt storylines, with plenty of crossover nods to the original series. -
Watch Details:
The entire second season streams on Wednesday, Sept. 9, on Peacock.
💎 Hidden Gems
My Pick: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
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Why Watch?
This critically acclaimed series blends humor, music, and a candid look at mental health. Rachel Bloom stars as Rachel Bunch, chasing happiness in California while weaving through romantic entanglements. -
Unique Features:
The show features 49 original songs across its first season and offers comedic yet sensitive portrayals of serious themes. -
Watch Details:
All four seasons can be streamed for free on Pluto TV.
That wraps up this week’s recommendations. I’ll be back on Sept. 21 with more suggestions! What shows do you think should be on my radar? Let me know in the comments!
