HarborFest takes over the Hamptons, but not everything about it is a celebratory occasion. How did Hank, Evan, and Divya absorb what may become their new normal? Read our Royal Pains review now.

Hank mourned Jack on the Royal Pains season finale, as he attempted to care for a trio of daredevil brothers, while Evan entertained an enticing offer from Boris's cousin. Read the review for more.

Evan attempted to help find Divya a way out her agreement with Raj's parents, while Hank struggled to help Jack's deteriorating condition. Did either reach their goal? Read this week's Royal Pains review now.

HankMed treated a troop of Thespians prone to illness and injury on this week's Royal Pains. Did the team cure their ailments in time for opening night? Read this week's review now.

Royal Pains star Mark Feuerstein made his directorial debut in "My Back to the Future," and the episode sure was a trip! Read this week's review to find out what all went down!

Hank confronted Divya about the Kassabian incident while Evan and Paige played house. How did it go? Read this week's Royal Pains review to find out.

HankMed faced breakups, makeups, proposals and even divorces in the Royal Pains winter premiere, "Farewell to Barnes."What happened to whom? Read the review now!

What went down on the Royal Pains summer finale? Some major patient treating for Hank!

Hank did double duty treating a little boy and his babysitter and treating Paige's severely depressed mom. Evan finally discovered the truth about what's been bothering Paige. Divya navigated her complicated relationship with Van Dyke. Everyone had some explaining to do. How did things turn out? Read this week's review now!

Hank pulled double duty treating two patients, and Evan attempted to enter Paige's work into a local show. How did things work out for our boys? Read this week's review now!

Evan stalks Matt Lauer, Hank treats a magician, and Divya learns about hospital protocol. It was a busy week on Royal Pains. Find out just how busy it was by reading this week's review.

Another solid week in the Hamptons made for some interesting and at times unexpected developments. What went down? Read this week's review to find out!

As Eddie R.'s parole hearing approached, Hank and Evan struggled to keep him in good standing while also treating Shaw. Did Eddie regain his freedom? Read this week's review now.

Evan and Hank found themselves in Palm Beach this week to visit their father Eddie, while Divya stayed behind to watch over HankMed. Both got more than they bargained for. What happened? Read this week's review now.

Two entrepreneurs struggled to find out what was ailing them and turned to HankMed for help. Paige continued to withhold her medical secret from Evan, and Jill and Hank's relationship remained complicated. Did everything work itself out? Read this week's review to find out!

Hank plays in a charity football game and ends up playing doctor to his high school rival. Divya and Evan attempt to deal with the fallout of her excommunication. How did everyone fair? Read this week's review to find out!

Hank and company are back! What did you think of the season three premiere of Royal Pains?

The second season finale of Royal Pains featured musician John Legend. Storyline wise, Divya was about to leave for London, while Jill got an opportunity of a lifetime. Read on for our full review!

Divya and Raj celebrate their upcoming nuptials. Meanwhile, Evan and Paige take their relationship to the next level.

On this week's episode, Hank saves the life of a park ranger, but that doesn't mean he won't have time for a little loving on the side. Read our review and find out what happened.

Page's dad, the General, and her neighbor go at it in this week's episode, "A History of Violins." Meanwhile, Emily takes on a new patient and Hank's none too thrilled about it.

This week's episode of Royal Pains brings our favorite brotherly duo into the middle of a reality series. Read our review and find out what happened in "Pit Stop."

Royal Pains is back for the second half of its season! Everyone seems to get a second chance on "Mulligan," as detailed in this review.

Royal Pains ended its summer season with last night's "Open Up Your Yenta Mouth and Say Ah." Find out what we thought of the episode outside its cheesy Yiddish jokes.