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From HBO press release: Premieres on Tuesday, November 30 9-11pm ET on HBO and HBO Max

Looking at HBO's latest schedule, it looks like Jagged premieres on Thursday, November 18 at 8pm

Just so awful how the women were treated in this scandal and especially in this episode

But, depending on how things were defined in Classic Who, weren't very few of the serials done over an entire season instead if several serials over a season?

Debuts Tuesday, November 9 2021 at 9pm ET

Be sure to note that the UK moves their clocks back an hour this Sunday, but the US won't do so until November 7. So the UK will be 4 hours ahead (Eastern Time) for a week, and then the usual 5 hours ahead (ET) once we in the US move our clocks back a week later Based on everything I've been reading and seeing about Series 13: Flux, I'm pretty excited to see it. It's one story over 6 chapters yet still a bit episodic, and Jodie said in an interview that something brought up in one episode for example won't necessarily be answered in the next episode but answered a couple of episodes later. The one story idea is unique for Modern Who and somewhat for Classic Who though I've seen some fans say it reminds them so far of Trial of the Time Lord and maybe The Chase

Yes with ads, unfortunately. Be sure to note that the UK turns their clocks back an hour on Sunday, but the US won't do so until November 7 Episode 2 on November 7 is called "Chapter 2: War of the Sontarans" and will be 59 minutes. BBC1 will air it at 6:15pm to 7:14pm. BBC America will air it at the usual time of 8pm ET going to 9:27pm ET

Yep, I’ve been detailing all this in the Series 13 topic but it’s good to note it here as well. BBCA will be showing ads so it’s best not to follow along with social media at the same time. It will be on at 11:25am PT, 12:25pm MT, 1:25pm CT and 2:25pm ET. It will of course be on BBC1 in the UK at 6:25pm and run 50 minutes. On BBC America it will run until 3:37pm ET. It will repeat on BBCA at 8pm ET and again at 3am ET the next morning listing as extended cuts but I’ll bet that just includes the promo because they are just a couple of minutes more Also, the first episode is titled “Chapter One: The Halloween Apocalypse”

I think the more I’ve heard, the more I side with Britney. It’s especially grievous that her father and others were allowed to make money from this. They treated it like a money making enterprise and the fact that they had Britney make albums and go on tour while claiming she was incompetent and couldn’t run her own life is just beyond...I can’t even find the words. I didn’t understand why Britney’s lawyer didn’t immediately push to end the conservatorship, but I understood once it was explained that keeping it going with someone else in charge for now allowed them to legally investigate the behavior of the previous people, namely Jaime, who I hope gets the book thrown at him, along with his cohorts. i don’t understand how the courts allowed this to go on for so long. Something needs to be investigated there and it sounds like California recently passed a law to strengthen the rights of conservatees but more clearly needs to be done Britney has been very vocal lately about blaming her whole family for hurting her and letting her down so I don’t think she’s going to forgive very easily

Picked up for a full season (22 episodes) https://deadline.com/2021/10/the-wonder-years-home-economics-full-season-orders-abc-1234862678/

Picked up for a full season in its sophomore year (22 episodes) https://deadline.com/2021/10/the-wonder-years-home-economics-full-season-orders-abc-1234862678/

Update: Episode 2, War of the Sontarans, is officially 59 minutes long and will air on BBC1 at 6:15pm to 7:14pm. BBC America will still start at 8pm ET and is set to go to 9:27pm (with ads) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0011g6k

Released last night, while John Bishop was visiting The One Show, a new clip of Dan Mandip interview with Metro https://metro.co.uk/2021/10/26/doctor-who-mandip-gill-cried-at-end-of-series-13-and-fans-will-too-15489464/ A summary or a bit of Jodie's interview with Empire https://www.empireonline.com/tv/news/jodie-whittaker-promises-a-massive-arc-in-doctor-who-flux-exclusive-image/

I'm not sure I understood what the solution was for the little girl Holly with saving her bowel. It sounded like they put something in that would take care of an obstruction if it started happening and loosen things up to get things moving because her bowel was having trouble with motility or moving things along? Did I understand that correctly?

Per TVLine, Osvaldo Benavides, the actor playing Mateo, is leaving the show, just a few months after he was elevated to series regular. No word yet as to why from ABC https://tvline.com/2021/10/25/the-good-doctor-osvaldo-benavides-leaving-mateo-lim-boyfriend-season-5/

Some interesting PBS stuff for November: "Josephine Baker: Story of an Awakening" and "Elvis and the USS Arizona" (establishing the memorial). Check your local listings because it's possible not all PBS stations will carry these American Veteran continues its 4 part series Nature: The Elephant and the Termite on Nov 3 about a waterhole and a 2-part Born in the Rockies doc starting Nov 10 Nova: Nova Universe Revealed continues its 5 part series Secrets of the Dead: The First Circle of Stonehenge (Nov 3), The Hindenburg's Fatal Flaws (Nov 10), A Samurai in the Vatican (Nov 17) and The Caravaggio Heist (Nov 24) Frontline (topic in Non-Fiction Other section): "Pandora Papers" (Nov 9), about the recently leaked documents on the world of secretive financing by big wigs. Independent Lens (topic in Non-Fiction Other section): Ferguson Rises (Nov 8), Storm Lake (Nov 15), Duty Free (Nov 22), Home From School: The Children of Carlisle (Nov 23)

Frontline episode for November 9 2021: "Pandora Papers". About the recently leaked documents on the world of secretive financing by big wigs

Note that the broadcast date will be November 7 and the time for the second episode will be 6:10-7:10pm on BBC1 so it will be an hour long. It will be broadcast on BBC America in the US 8-9:27pm ET

I'm enjoying the ongoing plot so far, though I hope they stick whatever landing they are going for. Even if we know our good guys are going to triumph in the end, hopefully the journey will be interesting

Yeah, I don't think I'm going to argue with that

Cultbox summarizes a Radio Times post that lists the second episode as “War of the Sontarans” The synopsis: “The Doctor has an unexpected encounter with one of her deadliest enemies when the Sontarans become a new faction in the Crimean War. As the British army goes into pitched battle with the warlike aliens, the Doctor and her companions seek the help of renowned nurse Mary Seacole (Sara Powell), while an ancient temple hides mysterious secrets.” The Cultbox article also has the cast list for the episode https://cultbox.co.uk/news/headlines/doctor-who-flux-second-chapter-title-and-synopsis