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Our look at Spring TV is chock-full of shows you won't want to miss. Things are made worse for Mare due to an unsolved missing person’s case that’s been sitting on her lap for a year. It doesn’t help that the missing girl’s mother, one of Mare’s old high school teammates, is on the local news badmouthing the police. There are no leads or current suspects, but Mare believes she’s exhausted every avenue. And with the girl being a known drug abuser with a history of prostitution, Mare thinks she’s probably already dead and unlikely to be discovered.

Our look at Spring TV is chock-full of shows you won't want to miss. Things are made worse for Mare due to an unsolved missing person’s case that’s been sitting on her lap for a year. It doesn’t help that the missing girl’s mother, one of Mare’s old high school teammates, is on the local news badmouthing the police. There are no leads or current suspects, but Mare believes she’s exhausted every avenue. And with the girl being a known drug abuser with a history of prostitution, Mare thinks she’s probably already dead and unlikely to be discovered.

The global protests that followed the death of George Floyd didn’t just renew scrutiny about American policing. They also sparked, for the first time, an examination of how police procedurals have fortified inequities in the justice system by oversimplifying police work and deifying those who do it. There’s been woefully little progress toward police reform since last summer, but cop shows are, at the very least, showing their characters grapple with the part they play in a system that produces wildly different outcomes depending on who you are. Law & Order: SVU is in the midst of a seas...

Craig Zobel previews the drama about a former high school basketball star solving gritty crimes in her close-knit hometown.

Kate Winslet is a ferocious marvel as a small-town Pennsylvania detective whose messy life doesn't deter her from the job. Mare, a former high school basketball superstar who the town still recognizes, is an “interesting woman that I haven’t seen on television before, at least not recently,” Zobel says. Indeed, whether it’s her tense home life, where tragedy lingers, or the fame that gets in the way of solving crimes, she’s anything but conventional. At work, she’s torn between a murder and a long-unsolved disappearance case. At home, she has to deal with her mot...