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The Futon Critic says the Fall finale is December 6 This TV season has definitely been a bit weird, including so many shows having their Fall finales in November

Per the Futon Critic, the Fall finale is December 5

Per the Futon Critic, the Fall finale is December 5

Disney+ documentary about iconic music studio Abbey Road Studios. Premieres December 16

Netflix documentary on actor Robert Downey Jr's father Robert Downey Sr., a pioneering filmmaker. Premieres December 2

National Geographic documentary on the last months of the US occupation of Afghanistan. The doc premieres on the National Geographic Channel on Thursday, December 8 at 9pm ET. It will start streaming on Disney+ on December 9 and on Hulu on December 11

National Geographic documentary about the fight by Amazon indigenous tribes over their environment. Premieres on the National Geographic channel on Thursday, December 1 at 10pm ET and streams online on Disney+ on December 2

3 episode documentary series that premieres on Tuesday Dec 6 on HBO and streams on HBO Max. Episodes 1 and 2 will be shown back to back on Dec 6 from 9-11pm ET, while Episode 3 will be shown the next night, Wednesday Dec 7 at 10pm ET

HBO's 4 part documentary series on billionaire businessman Richard Branson. Premieres Thursday, December 1 on HBO and streams on HBO Max. The remaining episodes will debut on subsequent Thursdays on HBO

Does she really believe that affidavit was a positive thing for Keith’ defense?

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Nancy’s dad died and her mom is now in assisted living. Hopefully Lauren will visit her

Season finale is December 6 (11 episodes). The title of the link is wrong but the link goes to the right place https://www.spoilertv.com/2022/11/the-cleaning-lady-episode-111-last.html?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=RSS

Per The Futon Critic and my DVR, it looks like the Fall finale date has been shifted to December 4, showing 2 episodes back to back.

My guess is to control her and to mess with her head

Variety talks to the filmmaker. She breaks down Nancy’s finale reveal and how prison has changed her https://variety.com/video/the-vow-nancy-salzman/ Some especially interesting stuff on Lauren

I noted that earlier and you can see her starting to admit and accept at least some of it towards the end as she was talking to the therapist. The filmmaker indicated in an interview that she interviewed Nancy over a couple of years, so you can see the progression, though halting, towards admitting that things weren’t all that they seemed. But she’s going to have to keep working on it and continue with therapy and hopefully she can do it in jail. Does she deserve redemption? Maybe, I’m not sure since she was in charge. But she was the first to turn against Keith and testified against him, which was way more than Clare Bronfman ever did

It’s interesting the many letters of support Lauren got asking for a light sentence when it seemed no one else who was convicted got that same support Clare Bronfman deserves her prison sentence as Keith probably wouldn’t have been able to do as much harm as he did for as long as he did without the many millions she gave him

Wow on the parts Nancy read of her letter to the judge and talking about it. So she did have a brief sexual relationship with Keith. And he told her not to have a relationship with anyone else without discussing it with him first, so she didn’t have one for 20 years. Sad, and even sadder that she’s worried about her elderly parents if she goes to prison. Wow and shocking on that story about a dying Pam messing herself and Keith not letting Nancy go help her until he had breakfast Those remaining Keith supporters are just sad, including Nikki The defense lawyer remains an asshole. Not surprising that he couldn’t get many people to testify for Keith, given the porn and underage sex charges. NXIVM was not legitimate Mr. Attorney, and probably never was Interesting that the New York Post reporter thought the government was underhanded in presenting some of its evidence, pushing shocking over stuff that were actual crimes Good to see Dani made a victim impact statement and that Camila finally turned against Keith and also made a victim impact statement. Hopefully both sisters and their family can heal from this Keith never did good Nancy. She still needs some waking up to do. Hopefully she continues with her therapy, because it did seem to start to help her question things she doesn’t want to look too closely at I doubt any appeal of Keith’s sentence will get very far Hard to believe one guy had so many people, especially women, under his thumb for so long I’m kind of sad this series is over. I hope it does a lot of good in helping to warn people away from similar bad situations Man, the background music is really foreboding and sad

I’m only a 1/3 of the way through the finale and it’s all so sad and disgusting how badly Keith abused these women

I’m glad that Bob made up with Tunde and made him a “consultant” but Tunde clearly isn’t good at hands on stuff

The dinner scenes were pretty funny I wonder how much that guy was offering to buy Calvin’s garage and if the writers will revisit that plot point?

Speaking of Masterpiece, they have released a preview of their upcoming slate for Winter http://www.thefutoncritic.com/video/2022/11/21/video-masterpiece-winter-spring-2023-preview-258111/20221121pbs01/ It includes the schedule for Scarlet and the Duke Season 3 and Season 3 of All Creatures Great and Small. Tom Jones Season 1 and Sanditon Season 3 will premiere in the Spring

For me, Esme’s storyline spinning in place felt similar to Cyrus’ early storyline spinning in place until Genie Francis returned to the canvas from wherever she was laying low during the pandemic. And there’s been too much of that the last couple of years

You mean for Holly to see? It was likely a setup As for Esme, she's working with Daddy to get Ava back in his clutches by torching Ave and Nic's marriage. She let her emotions get the best of her with her animosity towards Joss and the teen group and that's why she filmed Joss and Cam and Ryan has called her out on her split focus. She has been using Spencer to help her get close to Nic and Ava as part of Ryan's bidding. I do find her riveting at times, but, as I've said before, her full mission has not been fully explained and a lot of the plan seems to have been too much on the back burner for most of Esme's time on canvas. Whatever the writers have meant to do with her, they been moving at a glacial pace. Some of that may have been due to Covid issues slowing things down or making people sick, but whatever it is, quite a few stories seem to have been impacted