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Whether you’re team Batman, team Superman, or just here for the chaos of Harley Quinn, HBO Max is basically a goldmine for DC fans right now. From gritty crime sagas to animated insanity, this platform has turned into the ultimate hangout for everything capes, cowls, and cosmic-level drama.

We’re talking brooding heroes, misunderstood villains, and multiverse mayhem, all just a binge away. Shows like Peacemaker bring the wild energy, while Doom Patrol keeps things weird in the best way. And if you’re craving classic vibes, Batman: The Animated Series still slaps harder than most modern shows.

HBO Max isn’t just about old reruns either. It’s got fresh content, cult favorites, and a mix of animated and live-action gems you probably didn’t even know were DC. So whether you’re here for iconic origin stories or just want to see what kind of existential crisis...

If you’ve seen “Superman” in theaters already, you might be itching for a bit more live action DC in your life, though maybe not in film form. That’s easy though, as TV’s Arrowverse still exists for you to relive.

Originally started on The CW — with a brief detour to CBS in the first season of “Supergirl” — superheroes including Superman, The Flash, Green Arrow and more existed on the small screen for years. So, if you’re looking to form your own ranking of live-action Man of Steel portrayals, you’ll definitely want to make a pit stop here.

Here’s where you can stream each of the series now.

Elizabeth Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin in a still from ‘Superman & Lois’ (The CW) Superman & Lois (2021-2024)

“Superman & Lois” was the second to last entry into the Arrowverse, and ended just last year after four seasons. In it,...

It's almost that time of the year again, when sweater weather and new seasons of television shows take over everyone's lives. It's always a good feeling to know the show you love made it through the 'canceled or renewed' period. Now, networks like ABC are rolling out their fall schedules and are preparing for millions of fans to tune in to their favorite shows. The popular crime drama High Potential, the procedural drama 9-1-1, and its new upcoming spin-off, 9-1-1: Nashville, officially have season release dates. According to The Hollywood Reporter, ABC will stretch out its premieres over several weeks in September and October.

High Potential, which stars Kaitlin Olson (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), will kick off its sophomore season on September 16 in the same Tuesday spot. The series proved to be a hit for the network, primarily attracting young viewers between the ages of 18 and 49. It drew...

Exclusive: Kevin Rankin (Claws), Adelaide Clemens (Under The Banner of Heaven) and Bevin Bru (Batwoman) have been cast in ABC‘s one-hour drama pilot Rj Decker, joining the previously announced Scott Speedman and Weruche Opia. Rob Doherty created the series based on Carl Hiaasen’s 1987 novel Double Whammy.

Rj Decker (Speedman), disgraced newspaper photographer and ex-con, starts over as a private investigator in the colorful-if-crime-filled world of South Florida, tackling cases that range from slightly odd to outright bizarre with the help of his journalist ex, her police detective wife, and a shadowy new benefactor, a woman from his past who could be his greatest ally… or his one-way ticket back to prison.

Clemens plays Catherine Delacroix, ex-wife of Rj Decker and an esteemed investigative journalist for the newspaper that once employed him as a photographer.

Bru plays Melody ‘Mel’ Romero, current wife of Rj’s ex and a hard-charging...

ABC's High Potentialscored big with critics and viewers during its first season, and now the series is bringing in a familiar television and movie name to shake things up for Season 2. The actor in question is no stranger to the small screen, having appeared in close to 150 episodes of the NBC medical drama ER.

Per Variety, Mekhi Phifer is joining the cast of High Potential for its second season. His exact character is being kept under wraps, but it's said to be a recurring guest starring role, and he'll be involved in major crimes. The actor will be joining series lead Kaitlin Olson as well as supporting players that include Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, Steve Howey and Judy Reyes.

Phifer's career has spanned across films and television, with the actor first gaining attention for his role in Spike Lee's Clockers. His other major film credits include High School High,...

As fans gear up for the sophomore season of High Potential, which premieres this fall, several additions have been made to the cast list, with the most recent being a small-screen favorite. The crime drama was renewed for another run earlier in January 2025, weeks before Season 1 ended with that epic cliffhanger. Returning in Season 2 of High Potential are series lead Kaitlin Olson as well as fellow main cast members Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, and Judy Reyes.

Speaking of the latest addition to High Potential Season 2, he is popularly known for starring in the hit medical series ER as Dr. Greg Pratt for nearly 150 episodes. Variety reports that Mekhi Phifer has joined the ABC series in a recurring guest star role; however, exact character details are being kept under wraps, aside from the fact that he will play a character who becomes involved in major crimes.

High Potential signs a fan-favorite former ERstar for Season 2.

Per Variety, Mekhi Phifer has officially signed on for the upcoming second season of High Potentialstarring Kaitlin Olson. Although character details are still being kept tightly under wraps, it was confirmed that Phifer's character will be involved in numerous major crimes in one way or another, and that he is being listed as a "recurring guest star" for the series.

Based on the hit French series Hpi, High Potential stars Kaitlin Olson as Morgan Gillory, a single mother living in Los Angeles who rarely puts her incredible intelligence to good use. After an incident at the LAPD during one of her shifts as a contract cleaner leads her to help detectives solve a case, Morgan is hired on as a full-time consultant. High Potential features an ensemble cast including Daniel Sunjata as Detective Adam Karadec, Javicia Leslie as Major Crimes investigator Daphne Forrester,...

Mekhi Phifer is joining the cast of High Potential for Season 2!

The 50-year-old actor is set to join the ABC series in a recurring guest star role, according to Variety.

The character details are still being kept under wraps, but we know the character is someone who “becomes involved in major crimes.”

Keep reading to find out more…

Season 2 includes lead Kaitlin Olson as well as cast members Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, Matthew Lamb, Steve Howey, and Judy Reyes.

Mekhi is best known for starring on ER for nearly 150 episodes as Dr. Gregory Pratt, and in movies, perhaps best known for 8 Mile, Dawn of the Dead, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, andthe Divergent films.

ABC picked up High Potential for Season 2 in January. Find out which other ABC shows just got renewed in 2025!

Finally, some exciting news for those out there without access to Hulu or Disney+. Whether you’re looking to get a rewatch started ahead of its fall return or you’ve been hearing about the hype surrounding Season 1 of High Potential, you’re in luck. Tonight, Tuesday, July 1, beginning at 8 Pm Est, the title’s home network, ABC, will roll out the first three episodes of the show’s debut season. This means that anyone with access to a basic cable package can tune in to tag along with Kaitlin Olson’s Morgan Gillory at the very beginning of her story. For right now, it looks like the trio of installments is all that’s on ABC’s schedule, but we’d wager that the network will continue screening more of the season as the summer wears on.

The episodes airing tonight will give newcomers a better idea of the...

Slowly but surely, hype is building for the sophomore season of ABC’s latest hit, High Potential. After bowing out following a 13-episode Season 1 opener back in February, the series has been slow to give updates surrounding what the next installment will entail. But now, the wheels are turning, and the train has officially left the station, with the cast and crew returning to set and cameras getting up and rolling on what’s bound to be a gripping second season. Many of the updates have come from the show’s social media pages, with series star, Kaitlin Olson, welcoming followers back to work with her in a set video just the other day. Likewise, the talented team of writers have also shared their two cents about what audiences can expect when the title returns to screens later this year.

Teasing the gravity of the events that befall Olson’s...

ABC’s crime drama High Potential proved to be a hit for the network in its first season. The series, starring It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’sKaitlin Olson, will head into its next season with a new series regular.

Per Deadline, Steve Howey, known for playing Kevin Ball on the long-running Showtime series Shameless, is joining the cast of High Potential as a series regular for Season 2. Howey is also known for roles in the sitcom Reba as well as 2009’s Bride Wars and 2011’s Something Borrowed. He also starred in the 2023 TV adaptation of True Lies.

Howey’s Character will “Ooze” Charm

Howey will reportedly be playing new police captain Jesse Wagner, who is described as a “savvy political animal who knows how to wear an expensive suit and oozes effortless charm. Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smiles, he has disruptor tenacity...

Morgan’s not the only one shaking things up at the LAPD. Shameless alum Steve Howey is officially joining Season 2 of ABC’s breakout procedural High Potential, according to a report by Deadline. Howey will appear as a new series regular opposite Kaitlin Olson, who also steps up this season as executive producer. Created by Drew Goddard and based on the French series Hpi, High Potential was the No.1 new broadcast show in the 2024-25 season among adults 18–49, and a bona fide hit across platforms.

Howey joins as Jesse Wagner, the precinct’s brand-new captain — a disruptor in a designer suit. According to the official character description, Wagner is a savvy political operator with an easy charm and a knack for strategy. He’s the kind of guy who can light up a gala with one smile, but don’t mistake him for a figurehead. Wagner likes to get his hands dirty,...

“High Potential” found a new series regular for Season 2 in “Shameless” star Steve Howey.

The actor will play new precinct captain Jesse Wagner, a savvy political animal packed with effortless charm. A character description adds: “Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smile, he has disruptor tenacity and likes thinking outside the box just like their all-star consultant Morgan (Kaitlin Olson). He has a way of putting himself right in the middle of the action… whether he’s wanted there or not.”

Aside from “Shameless,” Howey most recently starred in the CBS drama series “True Lies.” Other notable TV roles include his breakout as Van Montgomery on the long-running sitcom “Reba,” as well as appearances on “Sons of Anarchy,” “Jennifer Falls,” “New Girl” and “Psych.” He is repped by Independent Artist Group.

“High Potential” stars Olson, who was also promoted to executive producer for Season 2, as...

High Potentialseason 2 has added its first new cast member. After the first installment of the ABC crime drama became the network's buzziest hit, production is well underway on High Potential season 2. There are a lot of questions about how Morgan Gillroy (Kaitlin Olson) will react to the dual revelations in the finale, which aired earlier this year, but she'll be joined by a familiar face.

Deadlineconfirms that Steve Howey has joined High Potential season 2 as a series regular. The actor, known for his role as Van on the sitcom Reba, will play Jesse Wagner, the precinct's new captain, who is a savvy political animal. Oozing charm, according to his character description, Wagner has a tendency to think outside the box and put himself in the middle of the action, whether his presence is wanted or not, and he takes a liking to Morgan.

What This Means For High Potential Season...

Exclusive: High Potential is expanding the force. Steve Howey (Shameless) has joined ABC’s hit new crime drama as a new series regular for the upcoming second season. Additionally, series star Kaitlin Olson has been upped from producer to executive producer.

One of the biggest breakouts of the 2024-25 season, High Potential stars Olson as Morgan, a single mom with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes leads to an unusual and unstoppable partnership with a by-the-book seasoned detective (Daniel Sunjata) at a local precinct of the LAPD.

Howey will play the precinct’s new captain Jesse Wagner, a savvy political animal who knows how to wear an expensive suit and oozes effortless charm. Besides a guy who can launch a million fundraisers with his smile, he has disruptor tenacity and likes thinking outside the box just like their all-star consultant Morgan (Olson). He has a way of...

Kaitlin Olson is officially back on the case. Taking to social media to share some truly incredible news with fans, ABC’s new breakaway hit series, High Potential, shared an intriguing video with its Instagram followers that marks the cast and crew’s Season 2 return. Following the woman behind the primary protagonist, the camera trails Olson as she opens the door and walks onto the set, but not before turning around and giving a smile and wave to viewers. Panning to the side, the camera locks in on a piece of paper that announces the sophomore episodes are now in production.

Meanwhile, the caption asks fans what storyline they’re most excited to see unfold when the extremely popular procedural returns this fall. And, with so many loose ends left dangling by the Season 1 finale, there is a lot to choose from. With thousands of likes, it should come as...

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphiaand High Potential star Kaitlin Olson talks her high hopes for the crime drama's second season.

Speaking to Deadline, Olson responded to the question of what topics she would like to cover in High Potential Season 2 by pointing towards the moment in Season 1 when her character breaks down why a supposed gift is anything but, which she noted resonated with more viewers than she expected. "I felt like it really touched a lot of people, and I was like, oh, yeah, there are people who are identifying with that and would like to see more of how difficult it can be."

"I definitely want to do more of that, and I also want her to make mistakes, like I said before," Olson continued. "It’s not fun to watch somebody just hit it out of the park every single time, it’s going to get boring.

If there’s one thing Kaitlin Olson has perfected since making her television debut as Cheryl’s snarky sister, Becky, on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” 25 years ago, it’s playing wacky, edgy, self-absorbed characters with questionable moral codes. She’s done it for the better part of two decades on FX’s “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” TV’s longest-running live-action sitcom (and still going), where she portrays narcissistic pub waitress Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds. She did it for two seasons on Fox’s “The Mick” as a foul-mouthed smoker unfit to raise her wealthy sister’s kids. More recently, her performance on Max’s “Hacks” as Jean Smart’s entitled daughter, DJ, earned Olson two Emmy nominations. So it was more than a surprise when “High Potential,” ABC’s freshman crime procedural adapted from the French/Belgian series “Hpi,” piqued Olson’s interest.

“I was not looking to be on...

It’s always sunny on the set of High Potential, where the main cast recently took a moment out of their busy day to pose for a picture. Filming for Season 2 is well underway, with the series’ stars back in their costumes and ready to take on the next big case with their secret weapon — Kaitlin Olson’s Morgan Gillory — by their sides.

The image, which was shared on Facebook courtesy of Disney+, gives us a glimpse into one of the scenes in which we can expect to spot the crew in the next set of episodes, as they’re all gathered in what appears to be a junkyard. Beaten-up and broken-down vehicles dot the lot, while Olson, Daniel Sunjata, Judy Reyes, Javicia Leslie, and Deniz Akdeniz each take front and center in their own shot. The actors can be seen holding up a clapperboard, which teases yet another piece of the Season 2 puzzle,...

High Potentialseason 2 production photos reveal Kaitlin Olson's return, with the three-time Emmy nominee sharing a smile, as production begins. Created by The Cabin in the Woods director Drew Goddard, with Olson in the lead role of Morgan Gillroy, High Potential season 1 ended its first installment with a twist that introduced the biggest threat to Morgan yet. It has added anticipation for the upcoming episodes, which are ramping up.

In a recent Facebook post from Disney+, which streams the popular proceduralinternationally, Olson is back on set. The photo shows the Hacks and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star holding a clapperboard, which reveals that Psych alum James Roday Rodriguez is returning to direct the premiere episode. He'd previously helmed the finale. The post, included below, also includes cast members Daniel Sunjata, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, and Judy Reyes.

High Potential season 2 is officially in production, with set videos revealing the first look at Karadec and Daphne's return.

High Potential’s official TikTok account shared two videos, one featuring Daniel Sunjata in Karadec’s detective uniform and the other featuring Javicia Leslie donning Daphne’s usual outfits. In both clips, the pair confirms that they are back on set for the highly-anticipated sophomore year of ABC's hit series. Check out the clips below:

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High Potential stars Deniz Akdeniz and Javicia Leslie recently opened up about the team’s latest major case in the upcoming second season of the ABC crime drama. Akdeniz and Leslie have been playing the respective roles of Major Crimes investigators Oz Ozdil and Daphne Forrester.

High Potential Season 1 ends with Morgan realizing that a psychopath has set his sights on her, after finding that she is a worthy opponent in his games. During a recent interview with TV Insider, Akdeniz confirmed that the second season will begin with the team trying to find the person behind kidnappings and Jigsaw-like puzzle games. "There's a serial killer or a game player out on the loose that we have to really resolve, and I think the start of the season will definitely address that," he said. "I think it’s going to be a lot of fun to finally bring that person to justice,...

It’s anyone’s guess as to how the second season of ABC’s uber-popular crime series, High Potential, will play out, but two of its stars, Deniz Akdeniz and Javicia Leslie say their characters are ready for whatever may lie ahead. Recently speaking with TV Insider, the pair were happy to open up about where audiences will see their characters when the show returns in the fall and what they think will be their top priorities. For Akdeniz, he says that his Major Crimes investigator, Oz, will be looking for revenge, revealing,

“There’s a serial killer or a game player out on the loose that we have to really resolve, and I think the start of the season will definitely address that. I think it’s going to be a lot of fun to finally bring that person to justice, considering they put me in the bottom of a pool,...

As we head into the summer, many of us might be thinking about those warm vacations and time away from the hustle and bustle of life, while others might just be counting down the days until their favorite shows return. This fall, networks like ABC and CBS boast a killer lineup of exciting returns and fresh starts, with audiences kept on the edge of their seats for what’s to come next. One of last year’s biggest new procedurals, ABC’s High Potential, is guilty of keeping fans waiting on a major cliffhanger following its far-too-short 13-episode debut season. But, there’s good news for the follow-up, with series star, Javicia Leslie (Batwoman) recently telling TVLine that the second season will be a bit longer than the first.

Revealing the set-up for Season 2, Leslie said,

“With 18 episodes, we’ll get a little more breathing room to just enjoy our time.

ABC has big plans for the second season of High Potential. For starters, the crime drama will produce 18 episodes (up from 13 in Season 1), allowing the show to widen its scope and give the ensemble cast more chances to shine.

“With 18 episodes, we’ll get a little more breathing room to just enjoy our time,” cast member Javicia Leslie (Daphne) recently told TVLine on the carpet at the Disney Upfront, adding that she’s especially excited for the show’s two-episode premiere. Though a return date has not been set, High Potential will air Tuesdays at 10/9c this fall.

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To celebrate the release of High Potential, now streaming on Disney+, as well as its huge success in the US, we sat down with the star of one of the year’s best new television shows.

Written by Drew Goddard and starring Kaitlin Olson, High Potential follows a single mom with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes leads to an unusual and unstoppable partnership with a by-the-book seasoned detective (Daniel Sunjata). Based on the popular French series “Haut Potentiel Intellectuel (Hpi),” “High Potential” stars Kaitlin Olson as Morgan, Daniel Sunjata as Karadec, Javicia Leslie as Daphne, Deniz Akdeniz as Lev “Oz” Ozdil, Amirah J as Ava, Matthew Lamb as Elliot and Judy Reyes as Selena. ABC Signature produces “High Potential.” Drew Goddard and Sarah Esberg of Goddard Textiles and Todd Harthan serve as executive producers. Kaitlin Olson serves as producer.

Chatting to Olson, we discuss the success...

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The Mentalist is a police procedural mystery crime thriller drama series created by Bruno Heller. The CBS series follows Patrick Jane, who has exceptional observational skills. He used to pretend to be a psychic to earn money but now works as a consultant to the Cbi to catch dangerous criminals. His main goal behind joining the Cbi is to catch the notorious serial killer, Red John, who murdered Patrick’s family. The Mentalist stars Simon Baker, Robin Tunney, Tim Kang, Owain Yeoman, Amanda Righetti, Rockmond Dunbar, Emily Swallow, Joe Adler, and Josie Loren. So, if you loved the compelling stories, thrilling mysteries, and entertaining characters in The Mentalist, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Castle is a police procedural mystery crime comedy-drama series created by Andrew W. Marlowe. The ABC series...

Kaitlin Olson is stepping out to promote her show across the pond!

The 49-year-old Emmy-nominated actress stepped out for a special screening of her new ABC series High Potential on Friday (March 14) held at The Soho Hotel in London, England.

For the screening, Kaitlin looked pretty in a black lace top with black pants and heels.

High Potential follows a single mom (Olson) with an exceptional mind, whose unconventional knack for solving crimes leads to an unusual and unstoppable partnership with a by-the-book seasoned detective (Daniel Sunjata). The series also stars Javicia Leslie as Daphne, Deniz Akdeniz as Lev “Oz” Ozdil, and Judy Reyes as Selena.

The first season wrapped with episode 13 on February 11, 2025 and fans will have to wait until the 2025-2026 television season for new episodes.

Find out everything we know so far about season 2 here!

If you’re tuning in to ABC this evening, you’ll be catching a repeat episode of the new hit series High Potential.

The network is airing a High Potential rerun at 10pm on Tuesday (March 11), despite the rest of the lineup being all-new episodes of Will Trent and The Rookie.

Episode 106 will air this evening and episode 107 will be shown next week. You can watch All episodes of season one right now on Hulu.

So, when will new episodes of High Potential be available?

Keep reading to find out more…

ABC only ordered 13 episodes for the first season of High Potential, unlike most shows on the network that receive 20 episodes for a full season.

High Potential‘s first season wrapped with episode 13 on February 11, 2025 and fans will have to wait until the 2025-2026 television season for new episodes. The second season will likely debut in September 2025.

ABC likely is...

On Tuesday March 11 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business!

All Is Fair In Love and War Season 5 Episode 10 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “All Is Fair In Love and War,” promises to deliver a mix of drama and tension that fans have come to expect from the series. Set to air on BET, this episode dives deep into the personal struggles of the characters, particularly Junior, who finds himself in a desperate situation.

In this episode, Junior is seen pleading with Sonya to take him back. His hope is to mend their relationship and, in doing so, save his family from the chaos that surrounds them. The emotional stakes are high, and viewers will likely feel the weight of Junior’s desperation as he navigates the complex dynamics of love and family loyalty.

Meanwhile, the storyline takes an intriguing turn as Rio,...

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Wild Cards is a police procedural crime comedy-drama series created by Michael Konyves. The CW series follows down-and-out police detective Ellis, who had been demoted to the maritime unit, but his life changes when he is ordered to transport Max, a brilliant con woman. When Max helps Ellis in solving a major case, both of them are given an opportunity to work together. Wild Cards stars Vanessa Morgan, Giacomo Gianniotti, Jason Priestley, Terry Chen, Michael Xavier, and Karin Konoval. So, if you loved the entertaining stories, thrilling mysteries, and compelling characters in Wild Cards, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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On Tuesday March 4 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business!

One Step Closer Season 5 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “One Step Closer,” promises to be filled with suspense and drama. This episode will explore the complexities of family dynamics and the lengths that loved ones will go to protect each other. As the story unfolds, viewers will see how secrets can change everything.

In this episode, Donna takes a bold step by pushing Junior to take action after Sonya’s secret comes to light. This revelation could have serious implications for the family, and Donna believes it is crucial for Junior to respond. The tension between family loyalty and personal choices will be a central theme as Junior grapples with what to do next.

Meanwhile, L.C. is on a mission to gather information about Kd’s sons. His determination...

The excitement continues in Season 5 Episode 10 of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “All Is Fair In Love and War.” This episode promises to deliver high-stakes drama and unexpected twists that fans have come to love. As the clock ticks down to the airing time, anticipation builds for what will unfold at 9:00 Pm on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, on BET.

In this gripping episode, Junior finds himself in a desperate situation. He pleads with Sonya to take him back, hoping that rekindling their relationship might save his family from impending doom. Junior’s emotional struggle highlights the lengths one will go to for love and loyalty, setting the stage for a tense and heartfelt reunion.

Meanwhile, Rio and a surprise guest bring to light a long-hidden secret that could change everything. This revelation promises to shake the foundation of The Table, as they learn about a new and deadly enemy: The Alliance.

ABC's recent police procedural High Potential captivated audiences immediately. Starring It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia alum Kaitlin Olson in the lead, the show puts a new spin on a tried and true genre. Olson stars as quirky single mom Morgan Gillory, who happens to be a high-potential intellectual (aka a genius with a 160 Iq). Her incredible intelligence is juxtaposed by her flamboyant personality and unique sense of fashion.

When she inadvertently helps solve a murder with her ability to spot patterns in the most innocuous evidence, she is hired as a consultant for the LAPD's major crimes unit. She's partnered with no-nonsense Detective Adam Karadec, played by Daniel Sunjata — just one of the show's familiar faces, having starred in Graceland, Manifest, and Grey's Anatomy. He's none too pleased to work with a civilian, especially one so opposite to himself. However, it doesn't take long for Morgan to win Karadec...

With all thirteen episodes now having aired, High Potentialhas officially concluded its first season. The season saw a lot of changes for Morgan Gillory (Kaitlin Olson), who started out as a night cleaner for the LAPD, and has since become the Major Crimes unit's star consultant. The season also saw Morgan develop close relationships with her team at the LAPD: her partner, Adam Karadec (Daniel Sunjata), her boss, Selena Soto (Judy Reyes), and two of her coworkers and now friends, Daphne (Javicia Leslie) and Oz (Deniz Akdeniz).

On Tuesday February 25 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business!

Chickens Come Home To Roost Season 5 Episode 8 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “Chickens Come Home To Roost,” promises to deliver a mix of drama and unexpected twists. This episode will air on BET and continues the gripping story of the Duncans, a family deeply involved in the world of business and crime.

In this episode, Paris decides to come clean with Bobby about some important truths. This moment of honesty could change the dynamics between them. Viewers may wonder how Bobby will react and what this revelation means for their relationship. Paris has been holding onto secrets, and now it seems the time has come to face the music.

Meanwhile, Sonya confronts Junior, adding another layer of tension to the storyline. However, Sonya is not just confronting Junior; she is also...

Like with any other job in the world, it's not unusual for television stars to move on and see if the grass is greener somewhere else. However, there are controversial actor exits that single handedly ruined popular TV shows and had everyone -- fans and network executives included -- freaking out about how they could recover from such massive blows. Spoiler alert: They don't. While the series often lurch along like the characters in a George A. Romero film (sometimes even for multiple seasons), the spark fizzles out, leaving weak remnants of what once was magical.

For instance, can anyone say that "Two and a Half Men" was better off without Charlie Sheen'? Sure, the sitcom tried to replace him with a big-name star in the form of Ashton Kutcher, but finding the laughter on this show from the ninth season onward required the help of a private investigator.

The excitement builds as “Carl Weber’s The Family Business” returns for Season 5 Episode 9, titled “One Step Closer.” This episode promises to be packed with drama and tension, airing at 10:00 Pm on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, on BET. With a gripping storyline, fans can expect to see their favorite characters face tough decisions and revelations that could change everything.

In this episode, Donna takes matters into her own hands, pushing Junior to confront the shocking secret that Sonya has been hiding. The pressure mounts as Junior must choose between loyalty and honesty, leading to intense moments that will keep everyone on the edge of their seats. Meanwhile, L.C. is determined to get answers from Kd about his sons, adding another layer of intrigue to the unfolding drama.

As Paris and Curtis work tirelessly to track down Niles, viewers will witness their relentless pursuit and the obstacles they encounter along the way.

ABC’s new crime drama, High Potential, has been a major success for ABC since it premiered and its season finale was no exception. The Feb. 11 season finale of High Potential, starring It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s Kaitlin Olson, tied the series’ season high in total viewers.

Per The Hollywood Reporter,High Potential’s first season finale had a total of 13.2 million viewers, which tied the number set in mid-January. The series also set a new high in the 18 to 49-year-old demographic, a key range for ad sales.

Additionally, among that age group, the season finale achieved a 2.59 rating, which is equal to about 3.47 million people tuning in to the show in that demographic. Those numbers are about 6 percent higher than the show’s previous best numbers.High Potential’s finale saw 8.7 million viewers over seven days on linear television, which includes DVR playback. That means about 4.5 million people...

On Tuesday February 18 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business!

In Plain Sight Season 5 Episode 7 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “In Plain Sight,” promises to be packed with drama and intrigue. This episode will air on BET and is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats.

In this episode, Paris reaches out to Brother Elijah for assistance. Their collaboration hints at a deeper storyline, as both characters are known for their resourcefulness and determination. Viewers can expect to see how their partnership unfolds and what challenges they will face together.

Meanwhile, Vegas uncovers some surprising information from K.D. regarding L.C.’s recent activities. This revelation could change the dynamics within the family and lead to unexpected consequences. The tension surrounding L.C. is likely to escalate, making this subplot particularly engaging.

The Duncan brothers find themselves...

The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “Chickens Come Home To Roost,” promises to deliver intense drama and unexpected twists. Set to air at 10:00 Pm on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, this episode dives deep into the tangled relationships and hidden truths within the Duncans’ world.

In this episode, Paris finds herself at a crossroads as she decides to come clean with Bobby. This revelation could change everything for their relationship, adding layers of complexity to their already tumultuous dynamic. Viewers can expect an emotional confrontation that tests their bond and sets the stage for future conflicts.

Meanwhile, Sonya confronts Junior, but she carries a secret that could complicate their interaction. The tension between them is palpable, and the stakes are high as both characters navigate their feelings and the implications of their choices. This confrontation could lead to significant consequences for both their lives and the family business.

The following contains spoilers for High Potential, Season 1, Episode 13, "Let's Play."

Popular ABC crime drama High Potential recently wrapped its first season and the finale did not disappoint. The episode ended by setting up a villain story arc for Season 2.

The episode, titled "Let's Play," pushed the LAPD to its limits as Morgan and the team tried to catch a criminal mastermind. Due to several false leads, the wrong person ended up on their radar while the real bad guy (played by David Giuntoli) roamed free. Speaking to TVLine, showrunner Todd Harthan explained that the mystery character may be the focus in the next season. "I love a good serialized villain," he said. "I also love going into a Season 2 where there might be another surprise or two, so it’s a bit of an open box."

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ABC’s police procedural show High Potential has captivated the audience with its innovative storyline and spectacular cast performances. Based on the popular French series Haut Potential Intellectual (Hpi), High Potential follows Morgan Gillory, a single mother of three who works as a cleaning lady at the Los Angeles Police Department. Being a high-potential individual, she has an Iq of 160 that accidentally lands her a job at the LAPD’s Major Crimes Division when she figures out a case with her unconventional thinking.

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Since the show has been such a hit, fans want to see more of Gillory’s adventures as LAPD’s crime-solving consultant. Naturally, a second season is on the horizon. And here is what we know about it.

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High Potential hit it right out of the park with its debut season. Created by Drew Goddard,...

Daniel Sunjata and Kaitlin Olson in ‘High Potential’ episode 13 (Disney/Mitch Hasseth)

ABC’s High Potential episode 13, the season one finale, opens with Ludo giving Ava a driving lesson. Morgan (Kaitlin Olson) is freaked out and asks the detectives to take note of her license plate and pull her daughter over whenever they see her. She’s certain Ava will take after her and definitely won’t be a safe driver.

Lt. Selena Soto (Judy Reyes) reminds everyone to RSVP for the Police Gala; no one’s allowed to miss it. She wants Major Crimes well represented at the party.

The LAPD tipline forwards an email to Adam (Daniel Sunjata) that’s super concerning. The attachment shows a man named Spencer Wallace tied up to a chair, holding a sign that reads: “Two hours to make your move.” The detectives assume it’s some sort of game but aren’t...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “High Potential” Season 1, Episode 13.

The “High Potential” Season 1 finale left viewers with more questions than answers, but showrunner Todd Harthan promised to address those cliffhangers at the start of Season 2.

“We have a pretty healthy plan for how we’re going to kick off the season,” Harthan told TheWrap. “I think one of the big mistakes that shows make is [saying] ‘Oh, let’s put a pin in both those cliffhangers, and we’ll get to them later,’ … you should probably satisfy one or the other so the audience doesn’t get pissed.”

After Morgan (Kaitlin Olson), Karadec (Daniel Sujata) and the rest of the LAPD spent the Season 1 finale investigating a game-obsessed criminal, the mysterious suspect showed off his game to Morgan, coming face-to-face with her before warning they’ll play again soon. After introducing this new serial killer villain to “High Potential,” Harthan...

As you’re watching the season one finale tonight, you might be interested to know that High Potential is renewed for a second season!

As of right now, we’re expecting a lot of the cast will return for season two.

Keep reading to find out more…

ABC has not confirmed the cast list at this time, but we’d all but guarantee that Kaitlin Olson and Daniel Sunjata will for sure be back. Amirah J also confirmed she will return as Ava, which means we’d imagine Matthew Lamb will also be back as Elliot.

Amirah shared with ABC about season 2, “I’m really excited just to kind of see more about her upbringing and kind of what her life was like when it was just her and Morgan for those few years before her siblings came, and just really see how that has kind of shaped her into who she is now.

On Tuesday February 11 2025, BET broadcasts Carl Weber’s The Family Business!

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The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “Crossing Boundaries,” promises to bring intense drama and emotional moments. With Donna’s orders hanging over Junior, tension is brewing. Junior feels the pressure as he tries to navigate the expectations placed on him, leading to uncertainty about his next steps. This situation could lead to significant changes within the family dynamics.

Meanwhile, Vincent and Ruby find a moment of peace in New Orleans. This city offers them a chance to escape their troubles and enjoy some time together. The vibrant atmosphere of New Orleans might provide the couple with new perspectives and a much-needed break from their complicated lives. Their journey could reveal deeper insights into their relationship and the challenges they face.

The family also makes a crucial decision to...

High Potential fans better buckle up for one wild ride of a season finale. The promo for “Let’s Play” is creepy on another level with a slight Saw-feel from how the clip sets up the episode.

If you haven’t seen the promo yet, I am not exaggerating how chilling it is. And from the looks of things, the killer is gunning for the LAPD in a big way.

There was never a doubt that High Potential wouldn’t pull out all the stops for an epic ending to the show’s freshman season. It looks like Morgan will have to use all the brain power she has rolling around in that noggin of hers.

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I mean, with a tagline like “Let the mind games begin,” it’s hard not to be creeped out after so many happy endings to every episode of High Potential.

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The upcoming episode of “Carl Weber’s The Family Business,” titled “In Plain Sight,” promises to be an exciting one. Set to air on February 18, 2025, at 10:00 Pm on BET, this episode dives deeper into the complex lives of the Duncan family. With tensions rising and secrets lurking, viewers can expect a gripping storyline.

In this episode, Paris seeks the assistance of Brother Elijah. Their partnership hints at a deeper strategy, as Paris navigates the challenges facing the family. Meanwhile, Vegas uncovers some surprising information from K.D. about L.C.’s recent activities. This revelation could change everything for the Duncans, adding layers to the already intricate family dynamics.

As the Duncan brothers embark on their quest for answers, they find themselves in hot water. The stakes are high, and the tension is palpable as they confront the consequences of their actions. With twists and turns around every corner,...

ABC’s new crime drama High Potential has set viewership records for the network and boasts a nearly-perfect 96% Rotten Tomatoes critic score. However, its star, Kaitlin Olson, is now revealing she nearly said “no” to the part. The actress known for her longtime role on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, per Screen Rant, talked about almost not taking the part on Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend.

Olson was not quite sure about taking a role on a network TV drama series. “I have to say (series creator) Drew Goddard wrote that script and I was not interested when they came to me and wanted to have lunch,” Olson confessed. “I was like, ‘ABC? Hour-long drama? No thank you!’ My agent was like, ‘no, you’re going to have lunch with them.’ And I was like ‘what did you just say to me?’ He was like, ‘it’s good, you’re gonna read it,...