Marshals continues to carve out its own space in the procedural landscape with it’s adjusted take on the Yellowstone universe. The fifth episode picks up
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Marshals – Season 2, Episode 4: Blast Radius (2026) – Review
Blast Radius continues the series’ blend of procedural casework and personal drama centred on Kayce Dutton and the Montana based team of U.S. Marshals. The
Marshals – Season 2, Episode 3: Falling Skies (2026) – Review
The latest episode of Marshals continues the series’ blend of procedural casework and lingering personal fallout from the events that reshaped Kayce Dutton’s world. Falling
Marshals – Season 2, Episode 2: End Of Watch (2026) – Review
The second episode of Marshals season two settles into a more familiar procedural rhythm after the high stakes of the premiere. It opens with a
Marshals – Season 2, Episode 1: All Hat No Cattle (2026) – Review
Marshals quickly returns for its second season with All Hat No Cattle and wastes no time diving back into the chaos left hanging from the
The Great Raid (2005) – Review
It’s hardly a revelation to point out that WWII liked to sprawl (it was a world war, after all), and so by definition, a lot
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 13: The Devil At Home (2026) – Review
Marshals concludes its debut season with Wolves At The Door, delivering a high-octane finale that ties together the season’s sprawling threads while planting seeds for
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 12: The Devil At Home (2026) – Review
Marshals has carved out its niche as the gritty neo-Western procedural in the Yellowstone universe, and Episode 12 leans hard into that identity. The penultimate
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 11: On Thin Ice (2026) – Review
On Thin Ice is one of the most intense and character-driven episodes yet in this Yellowstone spin-off. Picking up directly from the cliffhanger of the
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 10: Playing With Fire (2026) – Review
Marshals is starting to find it’s feet now that it has moved into more serialised storytelling in the backend of the first season. This latest
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 9: In Low Places (2026) – Review
The latest episode of Marshals delivers a tense, high-stakes rescue operation that payoffs the setup from last week. Picking up directly from the ambush and
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 8: Blowback (2026) – Review
This mid-season cliffhanger episode tries to juggle too many plates at once and ends up dropping a few as it tries to pull together the
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 7: Family Business (2026) – Review
Seven episodes in and we are getting some character work as focus shifts shifts from high-stakes chases and reservation conflicts to something more intimate: the
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 6: Out Of The Shadows (2026) – Review
Marshals reaches its midway point with Out Of The Shadows, which picks up directly from the previous week’s cliffhanger and delivers a mix of high-stakes
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 5: Lost Girls (2026) – Review
Marshals reaches its fifth episode And finally gives Tate something to do in a two-part storyline opener that shifts focus from broader threats like bombers
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 4: The Gathering Storm (2026) – Review
Marshals is beginning to gain confidence with its fourth episode as the procedural elements begin to mesh better with Kayce Dutton’s lingering personal demons and
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 3: Road To Nowhere (2026) – Review
Marshals continues its steady but unspectacular run with its third episode. This week, Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) is thrown right back into the land wars
Marshals – Season 1, Episode 2: Zone Of Death (2026) – Review
The first episode of this Yellowstone continuation, although it didn’t set the world alight creatively, ended up getting the highest viewing figures for a drama
Carry-On (2024) – Review
While the title will immediately provoke visions of Kenneth Williams’ nostrils flaring in indignation at Sid James legendarily filthy cackle to a certain section of
Upgrade (2018) – Review
Just because you haven’t got a budget to finance a small Latin American Country, doesn’t you can’t splurge on big ideas in your science fiction