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Pressure on Masha intensifies, as she juggles the competing needs of her guests, discord amongst her staff and her absolute commitment to healing the Marconi family. Air Date: 9/15/21

Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol Star Ashley Zukerman on Tackling Mysterious Murders Video/print interview with Ashley Zukerman.

Trailer for Season 2 tomorrow.

Cartoonito Greenlights ‘Tom & Jerry Time,’ Sets Voices for ‘Batwheels’ & ‘Naked Mole Rat’ The Batwheels are an awesome group of sentient, super-powered, crime-fighting vehicles defending Gotham City alongside human heroes. Having just been created by the Batcomputer, our heroes are essentially kids with little to no life experience – they must navigate the growing pains of being a newly-formed super team as well as the growing pains that come with just being a kid. This relatable and aspirational series will follow the journey of this dynamic team as they thrill and entertain with their heroic adventures as well as demonstrate to kids the value of self-confidence, friendship and teamwork. Jordan Reed (Chuggington) as Redbird — Robin’s zippy sports car. “Red” is the kid brother of the team, always eager to prove himself a worthy sidekick to Bam but he can definitely hold his own on a mission. He’s enthusiastic and extremely inquisitive, asking tons of questions, like a kid detective. Jacob Bertrand (Cobra Kai) as Bam — The Batmobile and leader of the Batwheels team. Like his hero Batman, Bam has a strong sense of justice and tries his best to lead the team, even though he’s not always sure he’s up for the task. Ultimately, the other Batwheels know they can count on him, both as a super teammate, and as a friend. Madigan Kacmar (Chuggington) as Bibi — Batgirl’s brave and bold motorcycle. She is the fastest of the Batwheels, but also the smallest, so she sometimes has a habit of being impulsive and jumping right into the action without a plan. Noah Bentley (Elliott from Earth) as Buff — This Bat-styled monster truck is the team’s muscle and can ram through or run over any obstacle in his path, but he’s also the heart of the team – a gentle giant who doesn’t really know his own strength. Lilimar (Cleopatra in Space) as Batwing — Batman’s supersonic jet plane, “Wing” is easily the most sophisticated, and confident member of the team. Kimberly D. Brooks (DC Super Hero Girls) as The Batcomputer — She is the supervisor, dispatcher and trainer of the team – but most importantly she is also their mother figure. In addition to training and advising them, she must be there to comfort them and even hold their mechanical hands when needed. Mick Wingert (What If?) as Moe — Batman’s robot repairman who facilitates repairs and upkeep on his fleet of vehicles. He is a well-equipped, highly efficient mechanic who can fix almost any vehicular glitch, but not without a healthy dose of sarcasm. Ethan Hawke (The Good Lord Bird) as Batman — Gotham City’s greatest protector who keeps the streets safe from any and all threats. Even though Batman doesn’t communicate directly with the Batwheels, he acts as a father figure. They absolutely seek his approval and trust while they fight alongside him. AJ Hudson (The Good Place) as Duke Thomas/Robin — The Boy Wonder who loves sinking his teeth into a great detective mystery while he strives to prove himself alongside Batman. Leah Lewis (Nancy Drew) as Cassandra Cain/Batgirl — The first Asian-American Batgirl as first introduced in the comics. In Batwheels, Cassandra is the “big sister”, tech-savvy daredevil of the Bat-Family. She loves ripping around the streets of Gotham City on her motorcycle and always wants to be in the center of the action.

The shot shows John Cena's Peacemaker sitting next to Freddie Stroma as Vigilante, who appears to be the sidekick of the antihero. Joining him, from left to right, are Steve Agee as John Economos and Jennifer Holland as Emilia Harcourt, both reprising their roles from The Suicide Squad. They're joined by new characters Murn and Leota Adebayo, played by Chukwudi Iwuji and Danielle Brooks, respectively.

The first 5 minutes from the TV Show "La Brea".

Mabel slips away on a solo mission tracking the victim’s final days. Suspicious, Charles & Oliver follow her. Available September 14, 2021

I forgot to mention that if your daughter gets stabbed by a hand trowel don't just ask her if she got a tetanus shot, take her to seek medical attention.

They've *got* to be superhero godparents who took her in because her superhero parents were offed by villains, right? I thought it was because after they divorced, they planned to ship Beth off to Military School so they could have time to get their groove back.

S01.E01: The Day Before Seemed like a waste of an episode, most of what they establish seemed to be undone when the virus occurred. They introduced so many people (women) that I can't recognize them all. It was a little weird that none of the women appeared to be in a happy relationship. The world should be in greater chaos if all the male animals died. The ground should be littered with dead bodies and if they are not removed, there should be disease every where and a horrible stench. S01.E02: Would the World Be Kind Kind if makes women seem incompetent. Doesn't any on them know how to do the essential services jobs that keep cities running. The story is going nowhere, just spinning it's wheels, is a single man really that important. Why would no one loot an ambulance full of medical supplies. Why wouldn't they remove all of the dead people off of the streets. Siphon all the parked cars for gas to run generators. Why does Yorick's phone still have juice. I would think people would be huddled together in large groups. S01.03: Neil There was about enough content in these 3 episodes to make 1 episode. There was way too many people sitting around and political backstabbing for my taste. They are focusing too much on individuals, when I am more interested in what is happening to the country and the world as a whole. With half of the population dead, you think there would be plenty of food to go around. I sure wouldn't be picketing out in front of the White House, there should be plenty of cars with the keys still inside and wallets with the people's home addresses, time to do some scavenging.

Harris’ investigation continues. Isaac leaves town. Billy and Lee reunite as Buell celebrates a shotgun wedding. Original Air Date: Sep 19, 2021 Available now OnDemand.

I was hating the initial scenario's the show had laid out, but I am glad that they managed to rationalize each of the fantasies to the point, that by the end this became my favorite guest fantasy. I couldn't care less what Roarke and Ruby were doing. I feel better that each woman's fantasy was for a short term release from their problems that allowed them to realize their real issues. The lady didn't want a new body, she just wanted to be in a healthy body for a while, before fixing the one she has. The other lady realized she should find out who she is before committing to a new relationship. The third lady was tired because she was doing to much and learned it is OK to let others help you.

She gave up her career when she married Savin and didn't have any kids until later. She should have a kid with Josh without marrying him, marry Savin, get her law degree, divorce Savin before she stops her law practice, become a lawyer for Josh after he gets his app up and running, marry Josh and open a restaurant.

I missed something, why did Officer Harris think that Amenadiel owes her $10?

Maybe it is part of the magical invocation, that you have to actually be on the island and speak directly to it, for island to grant your fantasy.

Yes, they are they just “spoilers” to those who haven’t yet seen all of the currently released episodes.

If you are interested in watching the British comedy series Ghosts that this show is based on, the first 2 Seasons and the Christmas Special can be viewed on HBO Max.

Stupid episode, one girl can get on the internet for hours and hours and when she finds her father, she can just leave. The other girl can't get on the phone for 5 seconds to get the opportunity to call the police and tell them that she and several other people are being held against their will and being forced to work as slaves. And what a sack of shit Mira is, that after she escaped she didn't bother to tell the police to rescue her "friends?" from slavery. Poor Mira was upset because she didn't call her mom for several years because she wasn't sure if her mom wanted to know if she was still alive or not.

S01.E11: The Haunting of the '85 Nissan 300ZX ZR Turbo (CW Title)/S02.E05: Haunted Nissan (New Zealand Title) UNLICENSED TO DRIVE – O’Leary (Karen O'Leary) and Minogue (Mike Minogue) investigate a car stolen under very mysterious circumstances. Meanwhile, Sergeant Maaka (Maaka Pohatu) breaks the news that he must downsize the Paranormal Unit. Jackie van Beek directed the episode written by Paul Yates (#205). Original airdate 9/19/21 @ 9pm.

Season 3 is not a proper ending, it is closer to the half-way point. Scenes from Season 3.

The Boys Season 3 filming has wrapped. https://www.instagram.com/p/CTrw0moF77I/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=fad529a7-319d-4638-a1f7-db889d52a54e

I didn't, she could have anybody from anytime and anyplace. He seemed like a nobody, she could have pretended to be any anybody, Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Mata Hari, etc. They could have portrayed the romance as something epic.