At first glance, Next Gen NYC doesn’t seem like must-watch TV to me. With Bravo-lebrity children taking the spotlight, the concept feels a bit forced and the cast hasn't made a strong impression yet. However, Bravo has a track record of turning under-the-radar shows into addictive reality gold. If the cast chemistry clicks and the drama builds naturally, Next Gen NYC could surprise everyone and be worth following.

Below Deck season 12 introduced Chef Lawrence Snowden, and though he might have the skills to succeed, the pressure of being on camera seems to be getting to him fast. During the first charter, he showed signs of stress and second-guessing himself in the galley, especially around the cameras. While he clearly knows how to cook, the Below Deck environment demands more than talent. I don't think he's going to be able to last through the first charter.

The best Below Deck season 12 newbie is easily Solène Favreau. From the start, she was refreshingly authentic, never putting on a fake front for the cameras or her crew. Solène brings a grounded energy to the yacht, balancing her new job aboard St. David with a genuine personality that makes her stand out. Her honesty and self-awareness could make Solène a fan-favorite for all the right reasons.

Honestly, I think Robyn Brown is only telling partial truths during the Sister Wives Tell-All episodes. While she shares emotional insights and defends her perspective, she often avoids full ability or glosses over her role in the family’s breakdown. Her answers tend to be carefully worded, leaving out key details or shifting blame. To me, it feels like she’s protecting a certain narrative rather than being completely transparent, which makes her honesty during the Sister Wives Tell-Alls feel questionable.

Personally, I think Chris, Street, and Luca are essential to what made S.W.A.T. so compelling originally, and they deserve to return on S.W.A.T. Exiles. Their dynamic brought heart, grit, and excitement to the series, and watching their personal and professional growth was a major draw for fans. Seeing Chris and Street in their relationship and allowing Luca back into S.W.A.T. in some capacity would be great to see on S.W.A.T. Exiles.

While Karate Kid: Legends leans heavily into sequel territory rather than offering a fresh, standalone story, I think it still packs enough of a nostalgic punch that it's worth seeing in theaters. With returning fan-favorite characters, high-stakes action, and emotionally charged moments, the film honors its legacy while delivering a solid new story. It’s more of a continuation than a reinvention, but for longtime fans and lovers of martial arts drama, it's worth the ticket price.