Fox’s 9-1-1 finally returns from its three-month midseason break with season six episode 10, “In a Flash.” The spring premiere airs Monday, March 6, 2023 at 8pm ET/PT and finds the 126 slammed after a storm hits the city.
The cast is led by Angela Bassett as Athena Grant and Peter Krause as Bobby Nash. Ryan Guzman plays Eddie Diaz, Aisha Hinds stars as Henrietta ‘Hen’ Wilson, Oliver Stark is Evan ‘Buck’ Buckley, Kenneth Choi is Howie ‘Chimney’ Han, Corinne Massiah plays May Grant, Gavin McHugh is Christopher Diaz, and Jennifer Love Hewitt is Maddie Buckley.
“In A Flash” Plot: A dry thunderstorm rolls over LA, bringing in a series of lightning strike emergencies for the 118 and leaves a first responder’s life hanging in the balance. Athena and May go undercover at the rehab facility to help Bobby with his investigation into his sponsor’s mysterious death. Maddie dreads her parents visit to her and Chimney’s new and unfinished house, while Chimney get a surprise of his own from a visiting Albert.
Creators Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk and Tim Minear reimagine the procedural drama with 9-1-1, exploring the high-pressure experiences of police officers, firefighters, and dispatchers who are thrust into the most frightening, shocking and heart-stopping situations. These emergency responders must try to balance saving those who are at their most vulnerable with solving the problems in their own lives.
Paramount+’s 1923 season one finishes up with episode eight, “Nothing Left to Lose,” an episode that ends with multiple cliffhangers and none of the three major storylines any closer to resolution. The season finale split fan-favorite couple Alex and Spencer apart, left Donald Whitfield sitting in the catbird seat, and revealed Cara’s worried that Spencer’s the Yellowstone Ranch’s only hope. And Teonna’s storyline only advanced as far as the Wyoming state line, with law enforcement and Father Renaud hot on her tail.
At least Paramount+ has already confirmed 1923 is returning for season two and we will, eventually, learn if Alex and Spencer make it to Montana. However, Paramount+ hasn’t announced when fans can expect a second season to arrive.
Teonna’s Reunited with Her Father and Begins a Long Journey to Safety
Marshal Kent (Jamie McShane) visits the Boarding School and questions Father Renaud (Sebastian Roché) about the murders of the nuns. Renaud provides details on the killings and on the killer, Teonna. When Kent asks about Teonna’s friend, Renaud simply says she died. It happens quite a lot at the school; enough students die to warrant a graveyard.
Kent believes that since the three priests sent to retrieve Teonna haven’t returned, they’re most likely dead. He orders Father Renaud to join him and his deputies on the hunt for Teonna.
All three priests and Hank are dead, but Teonna (Aminah Nieves) isn’t alone for long. She’s in bad shape when her dad finally makes it to Hank’s place, and there’s no time for a real reunion. They have to stay ahead of the law.
Teonna exits Hank’s small house and sees “Child Killer” has been written in blood on the two dead priests’ chests. Unlike the priests, Hank’s body has been carefully wrapped up in a warm blanket.
Hank’s son Pete Plenty Clouds (Cole Brings Plenty) introduces himself before they ride off, and Teonna thanks him.
They eventually make camp for the night and discuss their options. Run His Horse (Michael Spears) knows some Comanches and thinks they should head south toward their reservation. Pete and Teonna smile at each other and Run His Horse warns them there won’t be any goo-goo eyes or falling in love under his watch. He knows they’ll be killed if they’re found, so they need to focus 100% on surviving. Love can come later.
Teonna explains they’ve been trying to kill her since they took her. She doesn’t believe in later, only in right now.
Pete and Teonna continue to flirt and when Run His Horse says it’s time to sleep, Teonna leans over and gives Pete a quick kiss. He responds by pulling her close and letting her rest on his shoulder. As he comforts her, Teonna finally allows herself to cry.
The Marshal’s group comes upon the first priest and sees that his heart’s been cut out. Father Renaud wants to take the time to bury him, but Kent refuses to linger.
Soon after, they discover the two other priests dead outside Hank’s place. One of the men spots three sets of tracks heading out of the canyon and notes it will be impossible to track them on the plains. The men discuss possible destinations and Canada’s suggested since it’s only a day away. Marshal Kent works his way through other options and lands on the Comanche reservation where Teonna would fit in. They’ll take the train to get there and should beat Teonna’s group to the reservation.
Teonna, Pete, and Runs His Horse have made it to the edge of Wyoming as we wrap up their story for season one. They still have quite a ways to go, but there’s no turning back now.
Winter’s arrived and snow blankets the area as Jacob, Jack, Zane, and a handful of cowboys return to town for Banner’s arraignment. Jacob (Harrison Ford) points out the chains on the tires of cars, making it easier to drive in ice and snow. He’s shocked the hitching posts have been removed to make room for more parking spots. Progress is rearing its ugly head in town.
Jacob doesn’t recognize Banner’s lawyer and Sheriff McDowell (Robert Patrick) confirms he’s from the firm that represents the governor and Whitfield’s mining company. Banner (Jerome Flynn) enters a not-guilty plea, and his attorney, Chadwick Benton (Currie Graham), argues that since no murder charges exist against Commissioner Dutton – making the argument that they should – it’s a contradiction worthy of scrutiny and should mean his client can be released without bail until trial. He claims Banner was acting in self-defense.
The prosecutor denies Dutton did anything wrong and requests Banner be held without bail. The judge (in Whitfield’s pocket) says the arrest warrant was issued without physical evidence and releases Banner without bail.
The entire courtroom’s shocked and although his attorney told him not to speak, Banner addresses Jacob. He calls him a ghost and a coward for settling this in court. Jack (Darren Mann) has to be restrained and Banner leans toward him and says, “I’m guessing the blonde didn’t make it,” and punches him in the face.
Banner suggests Jacob should stop sending boys to do men’s work. He warns this will end in a field in front of Jacob’s house. Jacob tells him if that’s where he wants to die, he’s more than happy to help him out.
Later, Banner paces the floor while he speaks with Donald Whitfield (Timothy Dalton) at his mansion. Banner wants the entire Dutton family dead, but Donald suggests what Banner should want is to be rich. Although Banner has some money, Donald says owning the Yellowstone Ranch would make Banner truly rich. Vengeance won’t make Banner money and instead he needs to formulate a plan.
Jacob’s driven by his emotional attachment to the land and that’s why he makes mistakes. They will take the land Jacob loves from him using a pen, not a gun.
Donald invites Banner to stay and play with the whores, but Banner declines. His wife is now in town.
Jacob, Jack, and Zane (Brian Geraghty) feed the cattle, which is difficult since supplies are low and winter came early. Jack wonders what happens if they run out of hay. Apparently, the answer is a loan from the bank.
Jacob and his men return to town, and Zane takes off for the rest of the day to visit his family while Jacob speaks with the bank manager. The remainder of the group, including Jack, hang around outside.
Jacob’s meeting doesn’t go well, with the bank unwilling to loan out any additional funds toward raising cattle. The market’s too unstable and even if Jacob buys hay now, there’s no way to get it to the Yellowstone. Instead, the manager suggests Jacob take out a mortgage on the ranch. The interest rate will be low, and he’ll have 30 years to pay it back.
The banker describes a mortgage as a safe option that will give the Duttons the luxury of time, something a loan won’t do. “Only a banker would consider a mortgage a luxury,” snarls Jacob.
Jacob leaves without obtaining any cash for hay. A bank employee spots Jacob leaving and calls Whitfield.
Clyde (Brian Konowal), the red-haired newly hired Livestock Agent, has been spying on the group and watches as Zane heads out of town.
The season finale provides our first look at Zane’s family. He returns home and enjoys dinner with his wife, son, and young daughter. His son peppers him with questions about radios that he can’t answer. Fortunately, his intelligent wife, Alice (Joy Osmanski), can.
After dinner, Zane and his wife take a shower together and get reacquainted. Their daughter briefly interrupts to tell them there was a monster outside her window, but he’s gone now. Alice sends her back to bed as she and Zane continue to bathe each other. They climb into bed naked, unaware the “monster” – Clyde – is spying on them through their window.
The Duttons return home and settle in for the night. Elizabeth (Michelle Randolph) isn’t feeling well and Jack checks on her in the tub. Her stomach hurts and she requests soda water. After he leaves, she looks down at the water which has turned red with blood.
Cara (Helen Mirren) is about to make Elizabeth some peppermint tea when Elizabeth screams for Jack. They race upstairs to help.
The following morning the doctor announces Elizabeth is stable, but she’s miscarried. Cara comforts Jack before he heads upstairs to be with his wife. Elizabeth feels like a failure, but Jack insists it’s just nature looking out for her. It happens to animals, too.
Elizabeth cries as she wonders what’s she good for if she can’t have a baby. She doesn’t have a purpose in life. Jack takes a minute to collect his thoughts and then points out Cara never had children. Cara isn’t worthless and has cared for every family member. “When I look at my aunt, all I see is purpose,” says Jack. “Maybe that’s your purpose too. Being mother to those who ain’t got one, a teacher to those who need lessons.”
Jack doesn’t care if she can’t have children. Being a father might not be his destiny; she’s his destiny. He believes we’re meant to take what life gives us.
They hold each other close.
Sheriffs arrive at Zane’s home and take Alice into custody. She’s charged with miscegenation because she married a white man and had “mongrel” kids.
Zane runs out to stop them and punches an officer. The cops ruthlessly beat and kick him as they haul Alice away, screaming.
Back at the Yellowstone, Cara spots Jacob outside with a towel and asks what’s going on. Jacob reluctantly admits he’s squeezing the towel, hoping to get some feeling back in his fingers. Jacob confesses if he didn’t love her so much, he’d ride off with a bottle and give up. He hates getting old and watching his body fall apart.
The sound of a car interrupts their chat. Cara realizes it’s Donald Whitfield and Jacob grabs his pistol. He orders Cara up onto the porch so he can shoot down on Donald.
Donald begins the conversation by complimenting the main building. Yellowstone cowboys ride up, guns drawn. Donald’s two companions pull their weapons (including a Gatling gun) as Jack runs out of the house with a shotgun.
Donald’s chuckling at the commotion when Cara screams at everyone to stop. She tells Donald there will be no violence at her home as she walks out to stand within a foot of her enemy. Donald orders his men to put their weapons down and Jacob follows suit.
Donald discusses Montana’s future and how in 30 years tourism will be the biggest industry, outpacing cattle and mining. With cars gaining popularity, tourism will boom and visitors won’t want to leave. They’ll want to buy up the land and as the two largest landowners, they’ll benefit handsomely.
Donald knows Jacob owns his land without any loans but notes Jacob’s behind on his property taxes. Donald believes the payments are biannual while Jacob points out that’s an option; they’re not due until the end of the year.
Donald made the first payment on Jacob’s property taxes! That means he’ll get the Yellowstone deed if he’s not repaid by the end of the year. Cara asks what they’ve done to him to make him do this and Donald says “decent” doesn’t apply to him. He’s simply a businessman.
Donald leaves and Jacob’s speechless, unable to respond to Cara when she asks if Donald can really take the ranch from them.
The day’s finally arrived for Spencer (Brandon Sklenar) and Alex (Julia Schlaepfer) to board the Majestic for a voyage to London. She misses Africa, and Spencer reveals meeting Alex was his favorite thing about Africa. Alex spots her ex-fiancé Arthur and his family and friends boarding the same ship and suggests they should just stay in their cabin for three weeks to avoid him. Spencer’s fine with that.
The first-class passengers enjoy time on deck, playing games, eating, drinking, and socializing while Alex suffers from motion sickness in her cabin. The only cure is going on deck and getting fresh air, but she resists – she doesn’t want to run into her ex. Spencer insists, and she does look much better once she makes it to the deck.
Of course, Jennifer (Jo Ellen Pellman) – the only bridesmaid who didn’t return with Alexandra’s parents to London – spots her and pulls her in for a hug. Jennifer reveals Arthur’s grieving the end of their relationship, which surprises Alex. Jennifer says Arthur never left his tent during the safari, and he’s basically destroyed. Plus, his family’s furious.
Alex explains she doesn’t love Arthur, and Jennifer warns her she’ll be shunned in London. Jennifer also believes Spencer will leave Alex once his interest in hunting her is over. Alex holds up her hand and shows off her ring. Jennifer’s stunned and thinks everyone will turn their backs on her. Alex doesn’t care, and Jennifer wishes her happiness before walking away.
Alex is done hiding and tells Spencer they’re dining in the grand hall that evening. However, Spencer needs a suit. He doesn’t want to waste the money, but Alex explains that she has credit.
That evening, she’s absolutely stunning in a fancy gown and Spencer does a double take when she enters the room. Spencer looks incredibly handsome, cleaned up in a new suit. They didn’t have a reception but have now consummated their marriage enough that “the English-speaking world is now relieved of the burden,” according to Alex.
They’ll “consummate” again after dinner. For now, they kiss and agree they are incredibly fortunate to have found each other.
Alex’s ex, Arthur Jr (Rafe Soule), fumes as he watches Spencer and Alex dance. Arthur Sr. (Bruce Davison) reminds him he’s avoided marrying a woman who doesn’t love him. Jennifer asks Arthur Jr to dance and, reluctantly, he agrees.
Alex is shocked Spencer knows how to waltz and he reveals Cara taught them. Alex teases Spencer that she’s jealous of all the women he’s danced with, and she continues teasing him while Spencer enjoys being with his gorgeous wife.
They accidentally bump into Arthur and Jennifer on the dance floor, and Arthur makes a big deal of it. He warns Spencer not to turn his back to him, and Spencer’s had enough. He whispers in Arthur’s ear, threatening to wipe the floor with him if he doesn’t knock it off.
Spencer turns his attention to Alex and suggests they head back to the room. Alex refuses to let Arthur get the best of them. The girl in her wanted to hide but now she’s a woman who will stand up for herself and her husband.
They return to dancing.
Later in the evening, they’re relaxing at their table listening to a singer when Arthur’s jealousy gets the best of him. He strides across the floor and slaps Spencer in the face with a glove, issuing a challenge. The words are barely out of Arthur’s mouth when Spencer – still seated – kicks him in the groin.
Arthur’s father attempts to get his son to calm down, but Arthur’s beyond being reasoned with. Spencer addresses the father, explains that he kills for a living, and suggests he does not want his son to fight him. The father agrees as Spencer and Alex attempt to make their way peacefully out of the dining room.
Arthur won’t let it go and screams at their retreating backs, “Run away with your f**king whore!”
That gets a reaction. Spencer stops and though Alex whispers, ”Please don’t,” he closes the distance between them and Arthur. He punches Arthur in the face and accepts his challenge. Spencer tells Arthur he can choose the weapon.
Arthur’s mother chases after him while Arthur’s father insults Alex, calling her an embarrassment to her father.
Captain Hurley (Damian O’Hare) is alerted there’s a duel on the bow between an American and the Earl of Sussex.
Arthur’s chosen swords and Spencer’s never held one in his life. The Earl of Sussex is an expert swordsman, and Alex tries to get Spencer to call this off. Spencer points out this is just day one and Arthur’s doing this. His anger will just escalate from this point forward.
The duel begins, and Arthur takes the correct position while Spencer uses brute force to disarm him and knock him to the ground. Spencer tosses Arthur’s sword to the side, but when he walks away, Arthur grabs it and attacks. Once again, Spencer disarms him, but the fight continues. Spencer punches him in the face multiple times and then pulls him over to his parents’ feet. He deposits Arthur there along with Arthur’s sword.
Arthur attempts to retrieve the sword, but his father places his foot on it. Arthur screams that he did not yield, pulls out a gun, and rushes at Spencer. He’s screaming, “I do not yield to you, you Yankee scum!” when Spencer tosses him over the railing in self-defense.
The crew reacts quickly and tosses out a lifesaver, but Arthur’s gone.
Captain Hurley orders Spencer to be taken to the brig while Alex insists Arthur drew a pistol on an unarmed man. Unfortunately, no one in the crowd will speak up and confirm that’s what happened.
Alex swears on her honor, but the captain doesn’t budge. Alex rushes to Jennifer and begs her to tell Captain Hurley what she witnessed. Jennifer confirms Arthur refused to yield even after Spencer had withdrawn.
Arthur Sr. demands Alex be taken to her quarters and Captain Hurley is forced to oblige, given that Arthur’s a British lord.
A short while later, Spencer’s belongings, including his rifle, are retrieved from their cabin. Alex is locked in and demands to know what’s happening, but no one tells her.
Spencer’s handcuffed and moved from the brig to Captain Hurley’s quarters. Jennifer is already there, and she’s given her statement confirming Spencer was acting in self-defense. Captain Hurley believes that’s true, but a “prince in succession” has ordered Spencer removed from the ship. Spencer’s fine with that.
Captain Hurley will send Spencer to shore in a dinghy and Spencer asks about his wife. “You mean the Countess of Sussex?” asks the captain. Jennifer says that’s who he means. The captain asks for proof of their marriage and Spencer only has their rings and his word. The Earl of Sussex has questioned the legality of his marriage and Spencer says it was performed in international waters by the ship’s captain.
Captain Hurley’s hands are tied since a royal family member ordered him to remove a passenger from one of the King’s ships and detain Alex. Spencer refuses to leave without Alex and is told it’s not his decision to make.
Jennifer rushes to Alex’s room and tells her (through the door) what’s happening. Alex begs Jennifer to get her out and Jennifer spots a porter and asks if he can use his pass key to open her door. He obliges as Alex hurriedly packs her belongings to accompany Spencer. Jennifer explains they’re not going to port; Spencer’s traveling by dinghy.
Alex grabs a bag and runs shoeless through the ship. She spots the dinghy with Spencer being lowered into the water. She screams as the sailors row away from the boat, asking where she should meet him. He screams back that he loves her. She turns and slaps Arthur Sr. in the face, demanding to know why he did this to her.
Spencer watches as she falls to the deck. He headbutts the man holding him down and it takes everyone in the dinghy to get him back under control.
Alex spilled her bag during all this commotion, and she grabs one of Cara’s letters. She screams, “Bozeman! I will meet you in Bozeman, Montana! I love you!
“I love you, Alex!” yells Spencer.
Captain Hurley addresses Arthur, saying, “You may question the marriage, sir. But it’s difficult to question their sincerity.”
The episode ends with Cara writing another letter to Spencer that she knows he’ll never receive. She tells him the land’s being stripped from them and he’s their only hope.
“You must hurry, Spencer. You must hurry, or there will be nothing left to fight for,” writes Cara.
She crumples the letter and walks back toward the house.
The drug business behind bars is back in full swing on Paramount+’s Mayor of Kingstown season two episode seven. Drones drop packages of drugs into the yard that are then taken by the Aryan Brotherhood to the kitchen to be broken down for individual sales – all with the guards’ tacit approval.
Bunny (Tobi Bamtefa) meets with Mike (Jeremy Renner) in the prison’s kennels and points out the Aryan Brotherhood’s back in business with the help of technology. Bunny also confirms that he moved the hit off Mike and onto the District Attorney. People are tired of broken promises and now that the way’s clear, Bunny orders Mike to get the paperwork signed and get him out.
The drones are flying overhead, making deliveries every few minutes. Bunny says they have an Aryan Brotherhood problem. Mike promises it’s handled.
After meeting with Bunny, Mike and Carney (Lane Garrison) discuss the guards and Carney reveals Davidson has told the guards to loosen their grip on the gangs. Mike wonders if Carney’s running with the AB-sympathizing guards, and Carney reminds him he’s an equal opportunity hater. He doesn’t discriminate based on skin color; they’re all “steaming piles of useless sh*t” to him.
Mike takes off and just happens to be driving down a street when he spots the AB and Crips about to turn the streets red with blood. He pulls his car in between them, reminds the AB they’re in the wrong neighborhood, and sends them scurrying back to their side of town without a bullet being fired.
Mike calls the AB dipsh*ts and can’t believe they’d dare “sling” in a sea of blue.
Elsewhere, Kyle (Taylor Handley) heads into the station, and Captain Heard (Rob Stewart) warns him to make sure he’s got his story straight before he’s interrogated by Internal Affairs. Kyle claims they’re the victims in this situation and Robert’s SWAT guys are heroes.
Captain Heard believes IA and DOJ want someone – anyone – to blame for what went down.
Bunny and Raphael (D Smoke) return to their cells and discover they’re empty. Carney arrives and cuffs them, moving them to a much bigger, better room with a kitchen and private bathroom. Carney and Raf argue over whether this is straight out of The Godfather or Goodfellas, with Carney insisting it’s Goodfellas because he just watched the scene on YouTube. (Carney’s correct.)
This move is courtesy of Mike. Raf loves their new accommodations, but Bunny’s much less enthusiastic.
Mike has his first meeting with Assistant District Attorney Evelyn Foley (Necar Zadegan) following the murder of DA Lockett. She’s upset and thinks Mike had a hand in the execution, but he claims innocence. He admits he didn’t want it to happen but that Lockett basically asked for it.
Evelyn says Lockett’s blood is on Mike and that he’s delusional if he thinks there will ever be peace on the streets. Mike believes Lockett put the target on his own back and that he knew full well what he was messing with.
Evelyn tries to kick Mike out of her office, but Mike wants her to sign the order. Evelyn doesn’t think that’s possible since now they’re at war. “The war only ends when you sign the treaty,” replies Mike.
Later that night, Mike, Kyle, and Ian (Hugh Dillon) head over to a bar for drinks and to talk about the IA investigation. Mike reminds them there’s only one story and they need to stick to it. Kyle explains the captain wants them to talk about the details, and Ian knows the details will trip them up.
Robert (Hamish Allan-Headley) joins them at the bar and announces he’s found the rat. It’s Ben, one of the SWAT officers who was with them during the riot. Kyle notes Ben took out 20 guys himself, and Mike orders them not to speak to the rat. He’ll take care of it.
Robert’s already met with IA, but Kyle and Ian have their meetings scheduled for tomorrow. Ben spoke with the DA, so he doesn’t have to speak with IA. Mike promises to talk to Ben and try and get him not to burn the house down.
Kyle heads home and is shocked Tracy’s there and not at work. She made him dinner, thinking he’d be home to eat it, but he didn’t show up. He admits he was at the bar with Ian going over their IA interviews.
He grabs a beer, offers her one, and then remembers she can’t have it because she’s pregnant. Kyle accuses her of judging him, but Tracy insists whatever he’s feeling isn’t coming from her.
In episode five, Ian briefly met with Charlie Pickens (Kenny Johnson of S.W.A.T.), a convicted killer who confessed to the location of another body. Ian meets with him again and after they pray, he tells Charlie they found the man’s dismembered body. The parts were right where he said they would be.
Charlie promises to call Ian when he thinks of the locations of more bodies. Ian suggests Charlie needs to visit a dentist, explaining that a visit would allow them to take a field trip and get out of jail for a while.
Back in their new cell, Raf cooks up a delicious Goodfellas-ish dinner. Bunny’s shocked because he had no idea Raf’s a chef. Their dinner’s interrupted by the sound of a drone. Mike hasn’t stopped the deliveries and Bunny pounds on his room’s door, demanding a phone so he can call Mike.
Mike arrives outside the prison and spots the guy controlling the drone. Mike blindsides him, slams him to the ground, and delivers a few blows before pulling his gun. The guy’s phone rings and Mike answers. It’s Gunner (Dylan Kenin) demanding to know why the drone hasn’t dropped its package. Mike tells him his time in the yard is over and the playing field inside the prison is now level. They will all earn inside the same way – without drones.
Mike tells him to honor his part of the deal or else he’ll rot inside.
Kyle’s pounding down drinks at the bar when he spots Iris (Emma Laird). Iris is busy trying to make her nightly quota but when she sees Kyle, she makes a quick exit.
Kyle calls his brother and we’re shown a glass and bottle on Mike’s desk as we hear his cell phone vibrating. Mike’s nowhere to be seen. Kyle leaves a message asking his brother to call back, telling him he found Iris.
Walter continues to resist the idea of a home health care worker on ABC’s A Million Little Things season five episode four. “a bird in the hand” will air on Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast includes David Giuntoli as Eddie Saville, Romany Malco as Rome Howard, Allison Miller as Maggie Bloom, Christina Moses as Regina Howard, Grace Park as Katherine Kim, and James Roday Rodriguez as Gary Mendez. Stephanie Szostak is Delilah Dixon, Tristan Byon is Theo Saville, Lizzy Greene is Sophie Dixon, and Chance Hurstfield is Danny Dixon.
“a bird in the hand” Plot: Gary and Maggie gain much more than breathing techniques at their birthing class. Meanwhile, Rome and Regina’s quest to hire a caregiver for Walter takes an unexpected turn, and Theo learns a tough life lesson from an unlikely duo.
James Roday Rodriguez and Ty Barnett in ‘A Million Little Things’ season 5 episode 4 (ABC/Darko Sikman)
The Season 5 Plot:
As Rome Howard says, “Life isn’t just about the moments, it’s about who you share them with.” And as the fifth and final season of the beloved ABC drama series A Million Little Things unfolds, we’ll watch through laughter and tears as we bring this incredible journey to its conclusion. Along the way, we’ll explore the depths of friendship, love, and sorrow as we bid this special family of friends goodbye, once again proving that friendship really is a million little things.
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Netflix’s fourth and, unfortunately, final season of The Umbrella Academy just added three new cast members. Nick Offerman, recently seen in the best episode of The Last of Us season one, and Megan Mullally (the new season of Party Down) have signed on to season four along with David Cross (Arrested Development).
The announcement included details on who the three new cast members are playing:
Real-life married couple Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally will play DRS. GENE & JEAN THIBEDEAU, a married pair of community college professors from New Mexico who wear sensible footwear and suffer from the most extreme case of deja vu this timeline has ever seen.
David Cross will play SY GROSSMAN, an upstanding, shy business owner and family man desperate to reconnect with his estranged daughter, who will stop at nothing to get her back.
Season four is currently in production in Toronto.
Elliot Page stars as Viktor Hargreeves, Tom Hopper is Luther Hargreeves, David Castañeda is Diego Hargreeves, Robert Sheehan is Klaus Hargreeves, Aidan Gallagher is Number Five, and Emmy Raver-Lampman is Allison Hargreeves. Justin H. Min plays Ben Hargreeves, Colm Feore is Reginald Hargreeves, and Ritu Arya is Lila Pitts.
“I’m so excited that the incredibly loyal fans of The Umbrella Academy will be able to experience the fitting end to the Hargreeves siblings’ journey we began five years ago. But before we get to that conclusion, we’ve got an amazing story ahead for season four, one that will have fans on the edge of their seats until the final minutes,” said series creator, writer, director, and showrunner Steve Blackman.
Jesse McKeown, Mike Richardson, Keith Goldberg, Scott Stuber, and Beau Bauman serve as executive producers. Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá are co-executive producers.
The promo video for ABC’s Station 19 season six episode eight teases Theo and Travis could be in serious trouble. Episode eight, “I Know a Place,” will air on Thursday, March 2, 2023 at 8pm ET/PT.
Season six stars Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andy Herrera, Jason George as Ben Warren, Boris Kodjoe as Robert Sullivan, Grey Damon as Jack Gibson, and Barrett Doss as Victoria Hughes. Jay Hayden plays Travis Montgomery, Danielle Savre plays Maya Bishop, Stefania Spampinato is Carina DeLuca, and Carlos Miranda stars as Theo Ruiz.
“I Know a Place” Plot: In the aftermath of his poor judgment, Dixon threatens Natasha. Diane visits Maya to determine if she’s ready to go back to work. Jack’s return to work doesn’t go as planned, and the team responds to a fire that hits especially close for Theo.
Barrett Doss and Carlos Miranda in ‘Station 19’ season 6 episode 8 (ABC/James Clark)
Station 19 Description, Courtesy of ABC:
Station 19 follows a group of heroic Seattle firefighters as they put their lives and hearts on the line. The latest series from the executive producers of Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, and How to Get Away with Murder takes us inside the tough, tight-knit and sometimes heartbreaking world of the city’s bravest first responders.
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Paramount+ has unveiled a trailer for the upcoming docuseries FBI True premiering on the streaming service on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. The half-hour documentary series dives into big cases, with the agents involved walking viewers through what went down.
The 10-episode docuseries was created by Craig Turk, co-creator of CBS’s FBI, and veteran FBI special agent Anne Beagan. Turk, Beagan, Shawn Efran, and Azadeh de Leon serve as executive producers. See It Now Studios’ Susan Zirinsky and Terence Wrong also executive produce, and Adam Goldfried is the executive director. Mike Schultz guides the series as showrunner and producer. The series is produced by Efran Films Canada for See It Now Studios.
Paramount+ released the following lengthy description of FBI True:
Each edition of FBI True focuses on dynamic insider conversations between agents when they meet at the FBI’s favorite bar, the Arts & Crafts Beer Parlor, just down the block from their New York headquarters. It’s a hallowed place where law enforcement colleagues talk frankly about the triumphs, tragedies, and real truths of their jobs. In this relaxed setting, they share hair-raising stories of dangerous missions carried out by the FBI in the United States and worldwide. With everything on the line, what choices did they make? How did they keep their cool with a kidnapped child’s life on the line, or with a bomb ticking in an unknown location, or a terrorist on the loose?
FBI True features never-before-seen surveillance video, interrogations with hostage takers and terrorists, and personal photos from the agents’ collections. This is the FBI like you’ve never seen, as agents disclose what happened and how they felt while working on some of the biggest and most compelling crimes of our time, revealing their fears and exulting in their victories.
Viewers will get a spine-tingling look inside the manhunt for a bomber responsible for injuring 30 people in Manhattan; the desperate search to find Hannah Anderson, a high school cheerleader kidnapped in California; the command center at Waco as agents helplessly watched women and children consumed by fire as the David Koresh’s cult compound ignited; the complex search for the Beltway snipers in Washington, DC; the frustrating effort to find the terrorists who attacked the U.S. mission in Benghazi killing the ambassador; and the search for the brutal Boston mob leader Whitey Bulger.
Back in June of 2022 when Grammy-nominated group BTS announced a temporary break from group activities, BTS promised solo albums from the members. And with two of the members already releasing their albums – J-hope and RM – up next is Jimin.
The news of his first solo album, titled Face, broke on February 21, 2023. Just a few short days later on February 23rd the track list for Face was released.
The graphic revealing the track list to Face may have provided more information about the album. It states:
“Circle of Resonance
Reflection of vulnerable minds and unexposed wounds.
Face, the reflection of myself in an unfamiliar appearance Face of facing the deepest part of inner-self.”
According to Big Hit Music, “Face delves into Jimin’s story of fronting his true self and making a new leap forward as an artist. Through Face, Jimin will present his own musicality with distinct timbre and impeccable dance performance.”
Big Hit Music posted via social media a schedule of what fans can expect leading up to the release of Face, which includes concept photos and a pre-release track releasing at midnight ET on March 17. The pre-release track, “Set Me Free Pt.2,” will be paired with a music video. The track is described as Jimin singing about his resolution to free himself from various emotions hidden deep inside him.
The main track, “Like Crazy,” will be released in an English version on the day the album drops, March 24, 2023, and will be accompanied by a music video. “Like Crazy” was written by Jimin, Pdogg, GHSTLOOP, EVAN, and fellow BTS member RM.
Face will have six tracks in total, including “Set Me Free PT. 2” and “Like Crazy.”
The album is expected to exhibit Jimin’s own musical interests and style as he participated in the songwriting.
Along with the track list, Jimin released a short video showing the creative process of his solo album. The video shows Jimin concentrating on recording his album with an abundance of enthusiasm.
Coinciding with the album’s release, Jimin will meet fans – known as ARMYs – through various activities, including a video call to fans from Jimin that 70 lucky fans can win. Another 150 fans can win a signed poster from Jimin. In both cases, winners are selected through raffles after purchasing an album on Weverse Global.
Fans can now pre-order both physical and digital copies of Face.
Face Track List:
1. Face-off
2. Interlude: Dive
3. Like Crazy (Main Track)
4. Alone
5. Set Me Free PT. 2 (Pre-release Track)
6. Like Crazy (English Version)
Jimin releases ‘Face’ track list (Photo Credit: Big Hit Music)
CBS’s Blue Bloods will return from a three-week break with season 13 episode 14, “Collision Course.” Episode 14 features Lauren Patten reprising her role as Rachel Witten and is set to air on Friday, March 3, 2023 at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast is led by Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan, Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan, and Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan. Will Estes stars as Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou is Henry Reagan, Marisa Ramirez plays Det. Maria Baez, and Vanessa Ray is Officer Eddie Janko.
Season 13’s recurring guest stars include Abigail Hawk, Gregory Jbara, Robert Clohessy, Steven Schirripa, Andrew Terraciano, Steven Maier, and James Nucifero.
“Collision Course” Plot: The return of Rachel Witten, Eddie’s former partner turned social worker, tests her loyalties and conflicts with Frank when Rachel brings an accusation of excessive force against an officer. Also, Danny and Baez clash with a troubled foster child at the center of their latest investigation and Erin must make a tough decision about her campaign run for district attorney.
Blue Bloods is a drama about a multi-generational family of cops dedicated to New York City law enforcement. Frank Reagan is the New York Police Commissioner, and heads both the police force and the Reagan brood. He runs his department as diplomatically as he runs his family, even when dealing with the politics that plagued his unapologetically bold father, Henry, during his stint as chief.
A source of pride and concern for Frank is his eldest son, Danny, a seasoned detective, family man and Iraq War vet who on occasion uses dubious tactics to solve cases with his partner and new mother, Detective Maria Baez. Erin, the middle daughter, is a New York assistant D.A. who serves as the legal compass for her siblings and father, while also pursuing a run for district attorney. Jamie is the youngest Reagan, a Harvard Law graduate and the family’s golden boy.
Unable to deny the family tradition, Jamie decided to give up a lucrative future in law and follow in the family footsteps as a cop. He’s found a friend and ally in his wife, Eddie, who keeps him on his toes, and has very different reasons than the Reagans for joining the police force.
The team investigates an emergency on a plane on CBS’s FBI: International season 2 episode 14, “He Who Speaks Dies.” Directed by Deborah Kampmeier from a script by Rachael Joyce, episode 14 will air on Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 9pm ET/PT.
Season two stars Luke Kleintank as Special Agent Scott Forrester, Heida Reed as Special Agent Jamie Kellett, Carter Redwood as Special Agent Andre Raines, Vinessa Vidotto as Special Agent Cameron Vo, and Eva-Jane Willis as Europol Agent Megan “Smitty” Garretson.
Miklós Bányai guest stars as Lieutenant Benedek Erdős.
“He Who Speaks Dies” Plot: The Fly Team and Smitty head to Morocco when a commercial aircraft flying from New York to Athens is grounded and an American citizen on board goes missing. Also, Kellett’s relationship with Erdős continues to blossom.
FBI: International Series Description, Courtesy of CBS:
FBI: International is the third iteration of the successful FBI brand that follows the elite operatives of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s International Fly Team. Headquartered in Budapest, they travel throughout Europe with the mission of tracking and neutralizing threats against American citizens wherever they may be, putting their lives on the line to protect the U.S. and its people. The Fly Team’s Special Agent Scott Forrester, their accomplished and dedicated leader, puts his missions ahead of his personal life and is often accompanied by his trusty Schutzhund dog, Tank.
Second in command is Special Agent Jamie Kellett, a heroic and fearless investigator – and her extensive network of informants is a powerful resource. Special Agent Andre Raines shines in the field and makes good use of his accounting background in tracking criminal enterprises’ moving money; and Special Agent Cameron Vo, a competitive West Point grad who excels at interrogation and strategy. Newly embedded with the Fly Team is Megan “Smitty” Garretson, a streetwise Europol agent with an extensive undercover background who liaises with each host country they inhabit.
Grey Damon, Jaina Lee Ortiz, Barrett Doss, Jason George, Boris Kodjoe, and Jay Hayden in season 6 episode 8 (ABC/James Clark)
