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Netflix Renews "Sweet Magnolias" for a Fourth Season

We got five episodes for the premiere, but from now on we get only one per week.

Never watched that show, but it seems that a lot of people on tv and movies buy houses that they never saw. Or sometimes move their family to a house that they inherited from a (usually distant) family member without having ever seen the house or having not seen it for decades. Often strange supernatural things will happen at that house which is why you could buy it so cheap.

I wonder if Chucky just used Joseph's death as a way to get close to Henry or if Chucky actually killed Joseph.

Disney+ Shares New Teaser Trailer and Images for "Percy Jackson and the Olympians"

For anyone who can't or doesn't want to watch the trailer, but would like to know the premiere date: season premiere on November 10 followed by new episodes every Friday until the season finale on January 12

I know it's been a while and it's not a major issue, but I have some additional information to add that I hadn't noticed before. The star does show in streams. I never used streams much but have started using them more and just noticed that there was a new post in the Lifetime movies topic that originally made me post this topic. The star still doesn't show when I go to the TV Movies forum but the star does show in my stream for my followed topics.

And neither of them watched the movie before sending it and having it played at the bat mitzvah? If I was one of them I would have watched it. Not because I would have expected it to be bad, but just out of curiosity.

I just watched You are so not invited to my bat mitzvah on Netflix with Adam Sandler, his wife Jackie and their two daughters. Going through their IMDB profiles I saw that Adam worked with them in a lot of movies.

Season 2 premieres September 15. The downside of the long wait between streaming seasons is that I forgot everything that happened in season 1.

Season 3 premieres October 4

Of course. Why didn't I think of that immediately? Once the Gorn taste Pike's cooking they will never want to eat humans again and they'll release the Enterprise crew members and the colonists.

I've mentioned once in a forum for another show that I generally don't care for musicals. Exception are shows that add humor to their musical numbers like Galavant and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. So this was one of my least favorite SNW episodes. I did like the musical status reports at the beginning. And I disagree with Pike about singing Klingons. I would have liked this episode better if it had more singing Klingons.

Renewed for a 10-episode third season.

I don't think Luke's dad said that. He did say that in the Coast Guard Luke wouldn't be able to live the luxurious lifestyle he was used to thanks to his father's wealth.

I never got into TOS, but of the Trek shows that I did watch there is only one episode that was so bad that I never finished it. That episode was Sub Rosa (the one with Beverly Crusher and the ghost).

Mine's not, but there are people who love classical music from composers like Mozart and Bach. So I guess my question would be which present day songs people will still love 200+ years from now.