Note: This interview discusses plot points from the Claws episode, “Til Death.”

Displaying an unwavering commitment to buffed nails and buff surfers alike, TNT has given season-three renewals to Claws and Animal Kingdom.

Here’s what’s happening in the world of television for Sunday, June 10. All times are Eastern. 

With its vibrant color scheme, superficially wacky characters, and Florida setting, Claws appeared to be the perfect summer show when it premiered in June 2017. But as its first season unfolded, the TNT drama revealed itself to be more Venus flytrap than Southern blossom. The uniformly great performances—including…

Claws, the color-drenched drama from Eliot Laurence and Janine Sherman Barrois, perked up summer TV in its first season with its mix of regional humor, feminist characters, and gritty setting. Season one ended with a coup: Riva (Andrea Sooch) effectively took over the Dixie Mafia’s territory, and now has the Hussers…

Perhaps giving the premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale season two a chance to sink in, Hulu’s May lineup is light on the originals and heavy on “franchises you should have watched by now” offerings. The bawdy teen comedy, All Night, is set to debut just as school will be letting out, giving college-bound viewers a glimpse…

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To the protagonists go the TV spoils: The spotlight scenes, the attention of award-giving bodies, the premium paychecks. And while a well-realized main character might hook you in to a TV show, that show isn’t worth sticking with unless its world is also populated by equally well-realized characters who support,…

The mani-pedis and mayhem will continue on Claws, as Deadline reports TNT’s just renewed the crime dramedy for a second season. Created by Eliot Laurence, the series Reno 911!’s Niecy Nash as the morally compromised owner of a nail salon, who goes from merely scratching the criminal underbelly of Palmetto to staking…

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Sunday, June 11. All times are Eastern.

If the last decade of TV has taught us anything—admittedly debatable, but stay with us here for a second—it’s that nothing generates smash ratings like taking a seemingly boring job—science teacher, housewife, president of the United States—and injecting it with a little crime. And while Parks And Recreation managed…