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If we have to endure a Barry-less episode, then one led by Bart and Nora isn’t a bad idea. This was pretty enjoyable but those kids need to ingest less sugar

Same, except I also allowed for maybe a confidential informant Regarding Dr. Charles’ patient with delusions, I though mental health medications took several weeks to kick in. Is there an anti-psychotic medication that only takes a few hours to start working or did the writers greatly stretch the truth as usual?

I think he has a high amount of students loans that he can pay off. So I think he made the right decision Good stories tonight

I haven’t seen this doc yet, but it’s definitely a strange and creepy story

I have to agree with a number of other posters that Ryan and Esme do not come across as biological family but give off vibes that are creepy cultish like. Sort of Manson and acolyte

Interesting that the one thing Katherine knows and stays calm about at a car company is how to deal with a scandal

Man, Tunde is a saint for putting up with his wife’s sister. Did we know before that Olu couldn’t have children? Interesting to learn Tunde’s family pressured him to take another wife as a result (we already knew he didn’t want to take a second wife as expected of him), and that seemed to lead to them going to America

Maybe that’s why she seems familiar to me. They are definitely not sisters though as Ego is of Nigerian heritage and Tanisha is Cherokee and Black

Those scenes between the sisters when they really started to talk was kind of beautiful

Yep. She didn't want to gain weight for the role because doing it for Bridget Jones' Diary had a negative impact on her health https://variety.com/2022/artisans/news/hair-makeup-thing-about-pam-renee-zellweger-transformation-1235194464/ As said in the article, you have someone of Zellweger's caliber wanting to do the role, you give it to them even if they aren't quite the right body type for the character. 🙄

A&E has added 2 additional episodes to the series http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2022/03/07/aande-network-expands-hit-documentary-series-secrets-of-playboy-with-two-additional-episodes-continuing-the-conversation-around-the-legacy-of-the-playboy-empire-and-hugh-hefner-225215/20220307aande01/

It looks like this is a British drama about the scandal rather than a documentary

Most likely he paid people or asked relatives to do so

Also not surprised but disappointed

Aw man, I’ll miss her. The actress is pretty likable

It looks like Nigel will not be returning as a judge https://deadline.com/2022/03/so-you-think-you-can-dance-nigel-lythgoe-exits-1234971188/

FYI, the "Rise of the Nazis" doc series has gotten a second season. "Rise of the Nazis: Dictators at War" (3 episodes) will be shown on Tuesdays at 9pm from April 12 to April 26. Check your local listings of course Also in April, the documentary "The Trick", about the 2009 Climategate scandal that turned out to be bogus. Premieres April 22

Posted by Ella Road, the co-writer of the Spring special

I liked the young lady thief, I hope we see more of her

Episode 1 title: "The Swan". No press release on the plot

This sounds like good news. I know there's been some confusion as to why ACS is not on Hulu and there have been comments that it may have impacted the ratings for at least the 3rd season