DanaK

I saw this a few weeks ago and thought it was pretty good given it was mostly a lot of people talking. There were so many moving scenes, particularly from women characters. The scenes with I think lawyer Lanny Davis were pretty striking. First, that he would continue to defend Weinstein (or just be his lawyer) and then him talking around NDA agreements and somewhat confirming a range. It is too bad it basically disappeared at the box office and awards circuits.

I think Ken is recurring so he’ll likely be back at some point. Cody has mentioned his half sister Serena on occasion, but otherwise no Baldwins in story at the moment

That prison waiting room is super weird looking

I thought it was Sasha’s regular anti-depressants prescription that Maxie showed the detective and not the new pills?

Cyrus is certainly getting into a lot of people’s business lately

So does this mean Selina has been lying this whole time about the games being legal?!?

Stabbing Cody is baadd. Obviously, she’s going to get arrested for it. Hopefully Sasha gets sent to a mental hospital rather than jail while the actress is on maternity leave. Also hopefully, Gladys is so horrified she comes clean or changes her ways

More from the latest issue of DWM https://cultbox.co.uk/news/headlines/famous-mystery-guest-star-and-colossus-teased-for-doctor-who-finale-filming-block

How long after she dumped him did she meet and plan to marry the new guy? It’s seemed like mere weeks to me

The competition (and NBC's schedule) is going to be very weird this Fall due to the strikes

NBC has released its Fall premiere dates and it looks like the show is being pushed to mid-season because of the strikes http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/19/nbc-announces-2023-24-fall-premiere-dates-835211/20230719nbc01/

NBC has released its Fall premiere dates and it appears the show has been pushed to mid-season given the strikes http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/19/nbc-announces-2023-24-fall-premiere-dates-835211/20230719nbc01/

NBC has announced its Fall premiere dates and it looks like the show, along with several others, has been pushed to mid-season http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/19/nbc-announces-2023-24-fall-premiere-dates-835211/20230719nbc01/

NBC has just released its Fall premiere dates schedule and the new season of the Voice will premiere on Monday, September 25 and Tuesday, September 26. The Tuesday premiere will be 1 hour and then go to 2 hours in subsequent weeks http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/19/nbc-announces-2023-24-fall-premiere-dates-835211/20230719nbc01/

Nice view of the new sonic from the Doctor Who Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu4v44MO6TF/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Highlights from the latest Doctor Who Magazine, out tomorrow https://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-magazine-593-highlights

I finally watched this this morning at home on DVD and it was definitely hard to comprehend, especially the last act, and I felt it was somewhat overlong. I had closed captions on so I maybe understood a little more than I would have watching it in a movie theater. I’m not sure I would call it a good movie due to the complicated plot but parts I found enjoyable. I do find Washington a bit stiff. This did well at the box office but I wonder if that was more for the actors involved rather than the movie itself The thing I found hilarious was the multiple times characters discussed sensitive stuff in front of groups of strangers, like at the restaurant with Washington and Caine’s characters, and none of those people seemed to hear or batted an eye if they did I didn’t know until the comments here that John David Washington was Denzel’s son

Full press release http://www.thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/18/hbo-original-documentary-after-the-bite-debuts-july-26-178514/20230718hbo01/ Trailer

I was just joking when I said it! I did not expect it to come true lol

HBO documentary premiering on July 26 at 10pm ET and streaming on HBO Max

Chadwick lasted a week I think because he thought the storyline was demeaning and stereotypical SOD interview with Wally Kurth on Ned's identity crisis https://www.soapoperadigest.com/content/ghs-wally-kurth-weighs-in-on-neds-identity-crisis/

Ghosts UK will be shown in the Fall as part of CBS' revised strike-proof schedule and paired with US Ghosts, but it's not clear if those will be new episodes or repeats. http://thefutoncritic.com/news/2023/07/17/cbs-announces-fall-2023-programming-556110/20230717cbs01/

Very sad

Well that started as a pretty low key episode compared to last week, and then things blew up. Sarah dumps George, which is not something I expected, and Archie’s comments make him feel worse, which was kind of hilarious. Then George is ambushed by Shiv and kills him. And then, just as George was being arrested for murder, some explosion happens and time is reset to 3 weeks earlier. So it started out slow and then gets really interesting