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Deli King Jr. talking to Oscar: I killed Zoe and framed you to take the fall. Oscar talking to Deli King Jr.: How could you do that to us, all we did was break into your house and steal all of your shit.

Because everybody knows they are going to get out of the van and the reason is either going to be something funny or stupid. Otherwise there would be no point to the show having a Season 2.

I would imagine every country in the world would be paying L.A. to dump their garbage down the hole.

Isaac befriends someone who teaches him the rules of the road. The sheriff searches for evidence in Billy and Grace’s trailer. Billy tells Lee what happened in the steel mill. Original Air Date: Oct. 3, 2021

Tha God's Honest Truth With Lenard "Charlamagne" McKelvey S01.E03: Critical Racist Theory Charlamagne Tha God explains how critical race theory is the latest attempt to keep Black Americans ill-informed. Premieres Friday, Oct. 1, 2021 on Comedy Central

Why do the kids keep going back to the scene of the crime, don't they know that is a good way to get caught by the bad guy. That goes double for the pervert in the woods, didn't he see the murderous criminals and all the police, he doesn't want to be caught by either, so he should take a night off.

Maybe she is just rusty.😉"Oil can".

The Sinner Season 4 Teaser Video Bill Pullman Talks Harry Ambrose

Introduction of a new key.

Moon Knight has finished filming.

The Last O.G." Returns for an eight episode Season Four on Tuesdays starting October 26 at 10:30 pm ET/PT on TBS.

If you are having trouble remembering whether you like Queens music enough to be excited about their comeback, here is one of their Music Videos from 1999. Nasty Girl by Queens (Professor Sex, Da Thrill, Butter Pecan, and Xplicit Lyrics)

Sound is fine for me.

I wonder if Aster could have opened a portal and sent everybody in the outpost to a neighboring village out of harms way instantly. It seems weird that the Gods would need thousands of Kahvis since they are nomadic, moving from world to world devouring everything in sight. They don't "eat", so why have thousands of Kahvis who need to. Why have thousands of servants that need to be put to sleep and then reawakened on every new world. Do they build a new Skevicor and Kahvi's sleep chamber on every world they visit, that seems way to time and energy consuming, for a bunch of individuals the Gods feel are disposable. How to they transport the Kahvis to new worlds? What do the Kahvis do for the Gods anyway?

What happened to the StarBridge this episode, did they blow it up? I am surprised they couldn't fix the StarBridge. They are growing babies in tanks like Tropic Fishies. I can see why the writers were worried that you wouldn't care about the characters, because I am becoming less invested in them as the show continues.

Maghra, Lord Harlan, and Baba head to the peace summit. Haniwa warns them about Paris’ vision. The queen and Kofun spend the day together. Premiere Date: October 1, 2021

I guess Niles isn't coming back.

Brother Dusk reflects on his legacy as he prepares for ascension. The Foundation arrives on Terminus and finds a mysterious object. Airdate: October 1, 2021

I enjoyed the solving of the puzzle, but hated everything with Peter Solomon and the killing of Katherine Solomon's assistant. It seems very hand wavy that Mal'akh would be able to find her since she wasn't in the lab. They should try not to kill the good people, because all the rest the characters are not really that nice and are hard to root for. The episode started on a high note and ended on a downer.

A rumor that Invasion is renewed for a 2nd Season. Filming will begin in the UK and South Africa in January 2022.

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist did an ASL episode. Evil Season 2 did a silent episode.

Acapulco airs Friday, October 8, 2021 on Apple TV+, it is a Spanish and English-language half-hour 10-episode comedy series that is a slightly retconned prequel to Eugenio Derbez’s hit film "How to Be a Latin Lover". While the story takes place in the Mexican city of Acapulco in the state of Guerrero, the show was shot in the popular vacation spot, the Barceló at Mismaloya in Puerto Vallarta. “Acapulco" tells the story of 20-something young Mexican man, Máximo Gallardo (Enrique Arrizon), whose dream comes true when he gets the job of a lifetime as a cabana boy at the hottest resort in Acapulco. In the 80s, Acapulco was the favorite vacation location for all of Hollywood’s biggest stars as well as royalty from all over the world, "the parties were wild!". Máximo soon realizes his job is far more complicated than he ever imagined and in order to succeed, he must learn to navigate a demanding clientele, a mercurial mentor, and a complicated home life, without losing all of his beliefs and morals due to shortcuts or temptations. The series, which is told in both Spanish and English, takes place in 1984, with Eugenio Derbez (also executive producer) narrating and playing the present-day version of the main character, Máximo Gallardo. The story jumps back and forth roughly 40 years. The ensemble cast includes: Damián Alcázar is Máximo Gallardo's mentor Don Pablo, the head of operations at the Acapulco resort. Raphael Alejandro reprises his role from the movie as Hugo, Maximo’s older nephew. Camila Perez is Julia, the resort’s front desk receptionist. Jessica Collins will play Diane, the CEO and the face of the resort. Chord Overstreet is Chad, Diane’s son. Together, Diane and Chad expect nothing short of perfection for their resort guests. Regina Orozco Fernando Carsais plays Memo, Maximo’s loyal and supportive best friend. Rodrigo Urquidi Rossanna De Leon is Adriana Vanessa Bauche portrays Nora, Maximo’s mother. Regina Reynoso plays Sara, Maximo’s outspoken younger sister. Rafael Cebrián plays Hector, an energetic poolside employee at the resort. and Carlos Corona