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Also, streaming rights will be shared by HBO Max and Hulu

According to Current.com, Season 2 is set for Spring of this year

Season finale, episode 10, on January 31 per the Futon Critic http://thefutoncritic.com/showatch/kenan/listings/

It sounds like they felt they couldn’t complete filming of the series due to the pandemic and therefore show all episodes without a break

This show seemed to become much better in its second season and I’m enjoying it so much more. What a crazy, funny episode

7-day ratings: 4.399 million viewers, 21.2% share. 26th place for the week, but there were lots of drama competition this year

Season finale Jan 28, 2022 (13 episodes) per The Futon Critic http://thefutoncritic.com/listings/20220106cw13/&date=01/28/2022 I didn't realize the season was only 13 episodes

I’m skeptical about anything Esme says, including when she supposedly gets emotional. I think she’s gaslighting everyone, though whatever her supposed storyline is is taking forever to be revealed

Yes, she's a well-known comedian in the UK and maybe somewhat known in the US for her acting

Pretty good, though I think I enjoyed Pete’s girlfriend subplot the best Terrible that the ghosts have to forever put up with the state in which they died, especially the cholera group

Jodie and Mandip talk to Empire Online https://www.empireonline.com/tv/features/doctor-who-jodie-whittaker-and-mandip-gill-on-companions-chemistry-and-saying-goodbye-to-who/

Pretty entertaining, especially the opening scene

I’m curious if it would make sense to have a thread here for “Let the World See”, a 3 part docuseries that will play after the Women of the Movement episodes each week and will go into more detail about the events in the limited series and Mrs. Till herself

There will be two episodes shown each week. For this week: “Mother and Son”: Mamie Till Mobley, a young mother living a simple life in Chicago, begrudgingly lets her adventurous 14-year-old son, Emmett, go on vacation with his great uncle and cousins to Mississippi. Days after his arrival, tragedy strikes and Mamie is faced with a mother's worst nightmare when her son goes missing “Only Skin”: After receiving the call that her son was kidnapped by white men in Mississippi, Mamie rallies her community in Chicago to bring Emmett home. As a result, Mamie is thrust into the spotlight while facing unimaginable tragedy

To note, I missed it the first time around, but the episodes premiere back to back for two weeks, meaning Episodes 1 and 2 Jan 16, episodes 3 and 4 Jan 23

Ugh, yes. Thanks for the catch

Some interesting docs for the rest of January: American Masters has "Ailey" on Jan 11 Nova has "Butterfly Blueprints" on Jan 12, "Alaskan Dinosaurs" on Jan 19, and "Ancient Maya Metropolis" on Jan 26 Great Performances has "Reopening: The Broadway Revival" (maybe premature) on Jan 18 Nature has a second go round with "Animals with Cameras", 2 episodes, premiering Jan 19 Independent Lens: "A Reckoning in Boston" on Jan 17; "Missing in Brooks County", about missing migrants, on Jan 31 POV: "Not Going Quietly" on Jan 24

There are 2 specials left in her era, the next one in the Spring and the last one in Autumn (Fall), where 13 regenerates. I’ll miss her too

From CNN Premieres Sunday Jan 16 at 9pm ETA: I missed it the first time around, but the episodes premiere back to back for two weeks, meaning Episodes 1 and 2 Jan 16, episodes 3 and 4 Jan 23

The extra hour was a special premiere of AMC+'s Firebite series. The 3 or 4 minutes extra in the actual episode was more BTS cast comments. Neither episode showed the Spring special teaser.