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@ElectricBoogaloo We've seen dogs paired with cheetahs a few times before in these Zoo programs. It amazes me that they thought of that to calm the cats down. It certainly wouldn't likely work with lions or panthers, but it does with cheetahs Anyone know if there are only 6 episodes for the second season? I found I could get 50% off or around there for my first year of Discovery+ and went for it. I like how it looks on my 40" TV. Thank goodness for its availability on Roku

Premieres March 24, 2021 at 9pm ET

I look forward to this as well. I don’t think I was old enough to pay attention when Tina was with Ike, but I fully remember her comeback in the 80s and liking many of her songs, plus her triumph at the Grammys with Private Dancer

The Sharks were really savage toward the cooler guys. It seemed like one of them was on the verge of tears I didn’t really like the sausage combo thing especially if it’s all chicken sausage. I barely paid attention to the boogie board and baby seat ones

It looks like March 31 is the season finale according to SpoilerTV and the Futon Critic, and the former is saying 13 episodes and the latter is saying 12

Really good, funny episode, especially when they got creative about the customer surveys and when things got crazy once the flooding started I wonder if Jeff will survive if they shut the store down given he seems to be under pressure running 2 districts. The higher ups could put the blame on him for the flooding, the lawsuit, etc Jonah was more a pain than usual. He needs to find a job where it's ok for him to antagonize people or to stir up trouble (like getting places to unionize)

This was a pretty good week with the drama and emotion. I started ignoring Sonny's storyline so that made it even better

I hadn’t realized how on-off the scheduling has been this season until a recent TVLine article pointed it out. Either CBS has decided it’s the last season and just hasn’t announced it yet and therefore doesn’t care about the haphazard scheduling or thinks the show can manage because it has a devoted fanbase (usually the highest viewership of the night, but the 18-49 demo has cratered)

The doc series will premiere on Sunday, March 21 with 2 back-to-back episodes starting at 9pm ET and will continue in this manner for 2 subsequent Sundays Hopefully this will be tighter and more hard hitting than the Nxium one

The BBC's Comic Relief show is next Friday evening, March 19

You mean her "come see me if science isn't winning and you feel the need to narc"? She said the same thing to the head of the CDC at the end of her interview. Very weird. I'm getting the impression Rachel doesn't quite believe there's a new administration that is really putting science first. Almost like Rachel has some PTSD going on I was happy to see how happy she clearly was that the President announced all adults would be eligible for a vaccine starting May 1

This episode will be shown next week with the finale

Anyone else’s DVR showing the episode will start at 8:20 vice 8:30? Basically, the lineup is shifted just 20 minutes instead of 30. Be prepared just in case

Note: Shifted to 8:30pm ET tonight due to the President's address. Check your listings if you are in a different time zone than ET as it may not change for you

Did I hear wrong or did Severide suggest he and April had a thing when they were young and he was living in that house?

Tonight's episode (March 11) will shift to 9pm ET due to the President's address https://www.spoilertv.com/2021/03/the-unicorn-cbs-pre-empts-tonights.html Double check your local listings if you aren't on the East Coast though

Tonight's episode (March 11) will be shifted to 8:30pm ET due to the President's address https://www.spoilertv.com/2021/03/the-unicorn-cbs-pre-empts-tonights.html Check your local listings though as the West Coast may not change

Tonight's (March 11) episode has been pulled for the President's address https://www.spoilertv.com/2021/03/the-unicorn-cbs-pre-empts-tonights.html The finale date could change as a result

Tonight’s episode will be on at 9:45 ET due to the President’s address. Maybe add a few minutes to your DVR just in case

This is definitely a weird show, but it’s also pretty funny. Alan makes it work and is the best part Those kids are darlings

I enjoy this show, including the jazz beat as Max and the staff deal with stuff, so I’m glad to see it back. But it feels like I or we missed some stuff from last season, including the intro of Daniel Dae Kim and what’s going on with Helen, so I feel like I’m lost on some things. I am aware they cut a virus episode last season I'm glad that VJ lived and that his grandchild was born. The pain medication story seemed like a fevered dream Max was having, though I thought it was entertaining at the time. And Iggy does seem messed up right now

Mostly terrific episode today with the Franco and Peter storylines. I’m beginning to get annoyed with and bored with the Sonny the Best Handyman in rural America storyline and started to ff through most of it until something important seems to be happening I‘m surprised Jason actually said a few words to defend himself at the police station. Otherwise, he was his usual Stone Cold self

B Positive will move to 9:30pm ET on April 1, with new comedy “United States of Al” debuting in the 8:30pm ET slot

Really affecting doc on such a terrible period last year