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Looks like the season finale is May 19 per TVLine

The episode where Chad's mom and boyfriend break up and Chad goes over to his house was pretty painful for everyone involved. And it turns out, the boyfriend wasn't ready to be a father figure. Plus the friend of the boyfriend going off on Chad for his constant chatter about Black Lives Matter

Who alum Noel Clarke, who played Who’s Mickey Smith, has been accused of being a sexual predator in his position as an actor and producer over several years on his films and series. The Guardian talked to 20 women https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/apr/29/actor-noel-clarke-accused-of-groping-harassment-and-bullying-by-20-women

Season finale June 24 http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2021/04/29/cbs-announces-season-finale-storylines-with-intense-showdowns-jaw-dropping-revelations-and-fond-farewells-356211/20210429cbs02/

SpoilerTV says the season finale is on June 7 https://www.spoilertv.com/2020/03/upcoming-finale-dates-2020-updated-26th.html

Season finale June 8 according to the Futon Critic

Per Futon Critic: Season finale Part 1 on Monday, May 24, 8-10pm. Season finale Part 2 on Tuesday, May 25, 8-10pm It looks like there will be a couple of results shows on Tuesday May 11 and May 18

Season finale May 16 http://thefutoncritic.com/listings/20210426abc21/&date=05/16/2021&filter=premieres

That was pretty enjoyable and it shows that given the right story and the right actors, you can manage to do without the star for an episode or two Brainy really needs to deal with his stress eating and managing his emotions Crisis has really messed with show continuity and plot I thought Nia was calling her dead mom's voice mail for comfort, not her past alive mom's voice mail. That's tough to deal with Definitely great casting on young Kara and Alex

This is a British anthology series on Amazon of West Indian immigrants in London from the 1960s to the 1980s. It is composed of 5 episodes (or films really). It is created and produced by British director Steve McQueen. The cast includes John Boyega and Letitia Wright It also just received 15 BAFTA TV nominations https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bafta-tv-nominations-2021-small-axe-leads?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but I hope to start getting to it by the Summer

Or they want to do a minor shake up

Season finale June 10 https://www.spoilertv.com/2020/03/upcoming-finale-dates-2020-updated-26th.html

Finale May 16 https://www.spoilertv.com/2020/03/upcoming-finale-dates-2020-updated-26th.html

8 BAFTA TV nominations https://variety.com/2021/awards/global/bafta-tv-awards-nominations-2021-full-list-1234962028/

Junior seems to think Nicole is his one and only, but she doesn’t have to be. He’s still pretty young, he shouldn’t get so serious just yet and her not wanting kids while he does is a pretty serious divide to work through

Looks like Dre will be getting a new employer or his own agency. That competition between Rainbow and Dre really took a dark turn for a minute but Dre did the mature thing and apologized and then talked to Bow about his unhappiness about work and they figured it out together

Premieres Tuesday, August 10 at 9pm ET http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2021/04/27/fantasy-island-welcomes-roselyn-sanchez-as-the-elusive-elena-roarke-166412/20210427fox02/ I smell burn off with such a late Summer premiere date. I had erred thinking this was on NBC and thought maybe it would try for some promo help during the Olympics, but Fox won’t have that so I really smell burn off. Otherwise, I can’t figure out why they would start so late in the Summer, unless there’s some major baseball event that I’m forgetting

Oops, looks like that's just Episode 12 and 13th episode will be the season finale on the 19th. Sorry

Some interesting PBS shows coming up in May (check your local listings; some may have already played or started in April): Extra Life: A Short History of Living Longer, looks at vaccines and other medicines that helped us live better and longer Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World, 3 parts (this started in April on some stations), about the young Swedish activist who looks at climate change in several places Human: The World Within, 6 parts, about the body's inner workings Inside the Met, 3 parts, about the Metropolitan Museum of Art's 150th birthday and how it got upended by the pandemic and social justice protests Life at the Waterhole, 3 parts, about creation of an artificial waterhole in Africa and the study of the animals who visit it Tulsa: The Fire and the Forgotten, about the 1921 Tulsa race massacre

Nope, ABC press release says finale is May 12 https://www.spoilertv.com/2021/04/call-your-mother-episode-113-raines.html

Dropping May 23, focusing on Lena Waithe's Denise and her partner Alicia http://thefutoncritic.com/video/2021/04/26/video-master-of-none-season-3-official-trailer-netflix-157215/20210426netflix03/

I think we're finally (hopefully) done with Jefferson's constant moping and self-hating. Everyone's dark moping is just dragging the show down. I hate it when characters (on any show) get involved in an underground Fight Club. It's just so overused at this point and it's just dumb to begin with.

Cultbox summarized filming in April, including the most recent one near the Welsh Government Offices in Cardiff on April 24, with 2 actors made up as aliens in elaborate costumes and what looks to be a tussle between them and the Doctor https://cultbox.co.uk/news/headlines/doctor-who-series-13-april-filming-update

Renewed http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2021/04/23/cbs-renews-ncis-los-angeles-orders-ncis-hawaii-for-the-2021-22-broadcast-season-857512/20210423cbs01/

I watched this in 2 stages and finished it last night. It was alright for a monster movie. I haven't seen the previous films in the same universe so I was a little lost about Titans and such, but I guess it didn't matter. It wasn't quite mindless, but it's clear the humans and their motivations didn't really matter because the monsters were the stars. I guess I was entertained enough. I did think Kong's size perspective wasn't consistent throughout; at times, he didn't look as big as he was supposed to