Colton Dunn as Garrett, Kaliko Kauahu as Sandra, Ben Feldman as Jonah, Nico Santos as Mateo, America Ferrera as Amy, Nichole Sakura as Cheyenne, Mark McKinney as Glenn, and Lauren Ash as Dina star in ‘Superstore’ (Photo by: Chris Haston/NBC)
The current season of NBC’s Superstore will be the comedy series’ final season. The network just announced the award-winning half-hour comedy will finish up its run with season six. Earlier this season, Superstore bid farewell to its lead actor America Ferrera with the “California, Part 2” episode (the show’s 100th) which aired on November 5, 2020.
There are 11 new episodes still to come in season six and, when all is said and done, the series will have completed 113 episodes.
Season six premiered on October 28, 2020 and will move into a Thursdays at 8:30pm ET/PT timeslot when it returns from its winter break on January 14, 2021.
“Superstore has always been a signature NBC series that has never failed to make us laugh while also thoughtfully examining important issues people care deeply about,” stated Lisa Katz, President, Scripted Content. “This has been an amazing group of writers, producers, actors and crew to work with and we are incredibly grateful for all their contributions. This show will forever hold its place among the top workplace comedies for which we have a cherished history.”
The cast of season six includes Ben Feldman as Jonah, Lauren Ash as Dina, and Colton Dunn as Garrett. Nico Santos stars as Mateo, Mark McKinney plays Glenn, and Nichole Sakura is Cheyenne.
“We are incredibly proud of this show and the stories we were able to tell within the walls of Cloud 9,” said Universal Television President Erin Underhill. “We want to thank Justin Spitzer, who created this show, current showrunners Jonathan Green and Gabe Miller, all the writers, cast and crew. Not only did they bring us a comedy full of heart and humor, but Superstore also became one of the most socially impactful series on television.”
“We’re grateful to Universal Television and NBC for letting us make 113 episodes of a show we’re so proud of, and for giving us the chance to work with such an incredibly talented group of actors, writers and crew,” stated executive producers Justin Spitzer, Gabe Miller and Jonathan Green. “We’re thankful most of all to the viewers who’ve stuck with us for the past six years (or discovered us somewhere along the way). We’ll do our best to go out strong and give you the satisfying ending you deserve.”
The official two-minute trailer for the fourth and final season of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina opens with Sabrina’s friends and family gathered to celebrate her birthday. As they’re singing, Sabrina’s birthday cake suddenly disappears – which is pretty much par for the course, right?
Season four of the comic book-inspired series will consist of eight one-hour episodes. Netflix will premiere all eight episodes on December 31, 2020, perfectly timed for a New Year’s Eve stay-at-home/stay-safe night of binge-watching.
Kiernan Shipka returns to lead the cast as Sabrina. Miranda Otto reprises her role as Zelda Spellman, Ross Lynch is Harvey Kinkle, and Lucy Davis plays Hilda Spellman. Chance Perdomo stars as Ambrose Spellman, Michelle Gomez is Mary Wardwell/Madam Satan, Jaz Sinclair is Rosalind Walker, Lachlan Watson is Susie Putnam, and Gavin Leatherwood plays Nicholas Scratch.
The cast also includes Tati Gabrielle as Prudence Night, Abigail Cowen as Dorcas, and Richard Coyle as Father Faustus Blackwood.
Archie Comics Chief Creative Officer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Riverdale) is the showrunner and executive produces with Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Archie Comics CEO Jon Goldwater, and Lee Toland Krieger.
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina re-imagines the origin and adventures of Sabrina the Teenage Witch as a dark coming-of-age story that traffics in horror, the occult and, of course, witchcraft. Over the course of Part 4’s eight episodes, The Eldritch Terrors will descend upon Greendale. The coven must fight each terrifying threat one-by-one (The Weird, The Returned, The Darkness to name a few), all leading up to…The Void, which is the End of All Things. As the witches wage war, with the help of The Fright Club, Nick begins to slowly earn his way back into Sabrina’s heart, but will it be too late?
A Look Back at Season 3:
Part Three finds Sabrina reeling from the harrowing events of Part Two. Though she defeated her father Lucifer, the Dark Lord remains trapped within the human prison of her beloved boyfriend, Nicholas Scratch. Sabrina can’t live with herself, knowing that Nick made the ultimate sacrifice and is suffering, burning in Hell under Madam Satan’s watchful eye. So with an assist from her mortal friends, “The Fright Club” (consisting of Harvey, Rosalind, and Theo), Sabrina makes it her mission to free him from eternal damnation and bring him back into her arms.
However, the Dark Lord’s unseating has sent shockwaves through the realms—and, with no one on the throne, Sabrina must assume the title of ‘Queen’ to defend it against a challenger, the handsome Prince of Hell Caliban. Meanwhile, in Greendale, a mysterious carnival rolls into town, bringing with it a threat to the Spellmans and the coven: A tribe of pagans looking to resurrect an ancient evil…
The Equalizer starring Oscar nominee Queen Latifah (Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Chicago) has been awarded the coveted post-Super Bowl LV timeslot on Sunday, February 7, 2021 for its series premiere. The series is expected to air at 10-11pm ET and 7-8pm PT following the post-game coverage. The new CBS drama is described as a reimagining of the popular series that ran from 1985 through 1989 and starred Edward Woodward as Robert McCall.
Queen Latifah will be playing Robyn McCall, an “enigmatic woman with a mysterious background who uses her extensive skills to help those with nowhere else to turn.” Joining Queen Latifah in the first season are Chris Noth as William Bishop, Lorraine Toussaint as Viola “Aunt Vi” Marsette, Tory Kittles as Det. Marcus Dante, Adam Goldberg as Harry Keshegian, Liza Lapira as Melody Bayani, and Laya DeLeon Hayes as Delilah.
Following its series premiere, The Equalizer will move into its Sundays at 8pm ET/PT timeslot beginning February 14th.
The new version of The Equalizer is executive produced by Queen Latifah, Richard Lindheim (co-creator of the original TV series that ran on CBS for four seasons), Andrew Marlowe, Terri Miller, John Davis, John Fox, Debra Martin Chase, and Shakim Compere. Director Liz Friedlander is an executive producer on the pilot.
Super Bowl LV airs on February 7th beginning at 6pm ET live from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL. The 2021 Super Bowl will be the 21st time the NFL’s big game has aired on CBS.
Amy Carlson joins CBS’s FBI: Most Wanted in a recurring role as Bounty Hunter Jackie Ward with season two episode three, “Deconflict.” Episode three was directed by Elodie Keene from a script by Wendy West and will air on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT.
Julian McMahon returns as Supervisory Special Agent Jess LaCroix, Kellan Lutz plays Special Agent Kenny Crosby, Roxy Sternberg stars as Special Agent Sheryll Barnes, Keisha Castle-Hughes is Special Agent Hana Gibson, and Nathaniel Arcand stars as Special Agent Clinton Skye.
Episode three guest stars include Xander Berkeley, Cadden Jones, Scott Drummond, Ariana Cordero, Robert Pendilla, and Charles Everett. Lauren Cohn, Jeffrey Mark, Danielle Dallacco, and Luke Hofmaier also guest star.
“Deconflict” Plot: After witnessing her husband’s murder, a woman is kidnapped from her home along with a mysterious stash of money hidden in her floor. When Jess realizes there may be a connection to one of his past cases, the need to find the kidnapper becomes personal.
The Season 2 Plot, Courtesy of CBS:
From Emmy Award winner Dick Wolf and the team behind FBI and the Law & Order brand, FBI: Most Wanted is a high-stakes drama that focuses on the Fugitive Task Force, an elite unit that relentlessly pursues and captures the notorious criminals on the Bureau’s Most Wanted list. Led by Supervisory Special Agent Jess LaCroix, an expert tracker and profiler with a complicated past, the team includes: Special Agent Sheryll Barnes, a former NYPD detective and forensics expert who is raising a child with her new wife; Special Agent Clinton Skye, the spiritual glue of the team and surveillance guru who was recruited by his brother-in-law, Jess; Special Agent Hana Gibson, a gifted millennial computer whiz with a sharp wit and mad hacking skills; and Special Agent Kenny Crosby, a young Army vet and brash Oklahoma farm boy who specializes in weapons and tactics.
Always in the field and always on the run, FBI: Most Wanted is a weekly adrenaline shot about the thrill of the chase.
Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Torri Higginson as Claire Malone, and John Hannah as Dr. Jed Bishop in ‘Transplant’ episode 12 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)
The first season of NBC’s medical drama Transplant nears its end with episode 12, “Relapse.” Season one episode 12 will air on December 8, 2020 at 9pm ET/PT followed by the season finale at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast of season one includes Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie “Mags” LeBlanc, John Hannah as Dr. Jed Bishop, Jim Watson as Dr. Theo Hunter, and Ayisha Issa as Dr. June Curtis. Sirena Gulamgaus plays Amira, Linda E. Smith is Dr. Wendy Atwater, and Torri Higginson plays Claire Malone.
“Relapse” Plot: When a young mother addicted to opioids nearly dies, Bash must figure out whether she’s using again, or if something else is causing her deadly symptoms. Mags tries to help a patient who isn’t healing properly, while June is blindsided by her father.
The Season 1 Plot, Courtesy of NBC:
When Dr. Bashir Hamed (Haq), a charismatic Syrian doctor with battle-tested skills in emergency medicine, flees his war-torn homeland, he and younger sister Amira (Gulamgaus) become refugees, struggling to forge a new life in Canada. But if Bash ever wants to be a doctor again, he must redo his medical training from the ground up and obtaining a coveted residency position is nearly impossible.
When a horrific truck crash nearly kills a senior doctor right in front of him, Bash saves the doctor’s life and earns a residency in the biggest Emergency Department of the best hospital in Toronto.
Yet for all Bash’s experience, it’s a tough road. Bash’s training is different, his life experience are unique to him and he’s not an exact match for his new colleagues, who include Dr. Magalie “Mags” LeBlanc (Leboeuf), a ferociously analytical second-year resident who pushes herself relentlessly; Dr. June Curtis (Issa), a reserved, ambitious surgical resident whose loyalty doesn’t come easily; and Dr. Theo Hunter (Watson), a pediatric Emergency Fellow whose small-town upbringing is cracking wide open as life at the hospital changes his worldview.
The team works tirelessly to save lives and win the approval of the legendary head of the Emergency Department, Dr. Jed Bishop (Hannah), all the while managed by sharp-eyed, acerbic Dr. Wendy Atwater (Smith) and supported by longtime head nurse, the deadpan, confident Claire Malone (Higginson).
Through it all, Bash tries to meet the demand of his new country and new job, while trying to pay the bills, raise his little sister and carve out a new life for them both in this unfamiliar land. It’s a journey that’s universal to people everywhere. Bash aims high and is determined to succeed, and those around are quick to see that his passion and hopefulness are contagious. But will his newfound life reject him, or will this “transplant” take?
Linda Smith as Dr. Wendy Atwater, Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, and Torri Higginson as Claire Malone in episode 12 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Linda Smith as Dr. Wendy Atwater in episode 12 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Eugene Clark as Marcus Curtis and Ayisha Issa as Dr. June Curtis in episode 12 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)Ayisha Issa as Dr. June Curtis and Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie Leblanc in episode 12 (Photo by: Yan Turcotte/Sphere Media/CTV/NBC)
It comes as absolutely no surprise that Fox is renewing The Masked Singer for a fifth season. The celebrity competition series is a primetime ratings winner for the network, with the fourth season averaging 11.5 multi-platform viewers. The Thanksgiving broadcast found 13.1 viewers tuning in, making it the #1 show of the night – the first time in 10 years Fox has finished the holiday in the top spot.
Season four continues with the special two-hour “super six” semi-finals episode airing tonight at 8pm ET/PT. The semi-finals episode features the top two performers from each group battling for a spot in the season finale. The Masked Dancer host Craig Robinson joins the episode as a guest panelist as Crocodile takes on Seahorse, Mushroom battles Jellyfish, and Sun goes toe-to-toe with Popcorn.
“I’m so happy to announce a new season of The Masked Singer,” said Rob Wade, President, Alternative Entertainment & Specials, FOX Entertainment. “This show brings joy to so many families across the country, especially during these trying times, and we can’t wait to get even more celebrities suited up in crazy costumes for an hour of pure fun every week.”
Season five is expected to air on Fox in 2021.
Nick Cannon hosts the competition series and Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke serve as panelists. Among the celebs who’ve donned costumes and competed are T-Pain, Gladys Knight, Donny Osmond, Seal, Patti LaBelle, Drew Carey, Lil Wayne, Mickey Rourke, Rob Gronkowski, Wayne Brady, Tori Spelling, and Dionne Warwick.
James Breen guides the series as showrunner. Breen also executive producers with Craig Plestis, Rosie Seitchik, and Nick Cannon.
The Masked Singer Season 4 Description, Courtesy of Fox:
The show features celebrities facing off against one another with one major twist: each singer is shrouded from head-to-toe in an elaborate costume, complete with full face mask to conceal his or her identity. Season Four boasts 16 star-studded celebrity singers in all-new costumes and masks unlike anything the franchise has seen before. The Snow Owls will take the stage as the first-ever two-headed duet costume featuring two people, and the Baby Alien costume gestured by a hand puppet.
The Season Four contestants combined have sold more than 281 million records worldwide, appeared in more than 5,120 episodes of television and 204 films, appeared in five Super Bowls, have four stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one Academy Award nomination, and one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People.
Vikings fans have a double treat in store as the popular History series just launched a new official trailer and Amazon announced premiere dates news. Vikings will arrive on Amazon Prime Video on Wednesday, December 30, 2020 in the US, UK, Germany, Austria, and Ireland, with all 10 episodes of the final season dropping for your binge-watching pleasure.
The final 10 episodes will launch on History at a later date.
Commenting on the surprise Amazon premiere news, Vikings writer/creator Michael Hirst said, “Our monumental saga is coming to its conclusion, but not before you’ve had to chance to watch some of my all-time favorite episodes. Prime Video will uniquely expose the series finale to a streaming audience first. Prepare to be astonished, and for many surprises along the way. And if you have tears to shed, then also be prepared to shed them.”
“Prime Video has already delighted Prime members with all five and a half seasons of Vikings,” stated Vice President of Worldwide Content Licensing for Prime Video Brad Beale. “On December 30, Prime members in the US, UK, Germany, Austria and Ireland will be the first to learn the fates of the beloved characters as the epic drama concludes in the final ten episodes.”
Season 10 kicked off on December 4, 2019 and aired the first 10 episodes, concluding on February 5, 2020.
The Season 6 Plot:
The first part of the sixth and final season concluded with an epic battle between the Rus and Vikings where brother fought brother, Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) fighting for his homeland alongside King Harald (Peter Franzen) against Ivar the Boneless (Alex Høgh Andersen) now fighting with the Rus forces in an attempt to gain control of Norway. The battle ends in tragedy with Bjorn left for dead on the battlefield, betrayed by Ivar and with the future of their ancestral home, Kattegat, at stake.
As we approach the end of our epic saga, the tumultuous conflict between the Rus and Vikings comes to a conclusion with grave consequences. While in Iceland, Ubbe is determined to fulfill his father Ragnar’s dream and sail further west than any Viking has traveled before. And there is unfinished business in England. The Vikings have established settlements there, and over-run most of the country – except for Wessex. The King of Wessex, Alfred the Great, is the only Saxon ruler to seriously challenge their complete domination. Ivar the Boneless must again face, in battle, the King he only knew as a boy for a final reckoning.
The crew comes to the rescue of Seattle’s most prominent drag queens on CBS’s Station 19 season four episode three. Directed by Paris Barclay from a script by Zaiver Sinnett, episode three will air on Thursday, December 3, 2020 at 8pm ET/PT.
The season four cast includes Jaina Lee Ortiz as Andy Herrera, Jason George as Ben Warren, Boris Kodjoe as Captain Robert Sullivan, and Grey Damon as Jack Gibson. Barrett Doss plays Victoria Hughes, Jay Hayden is Travis Montgomery, Okieriete Onaodowan is Dean Miller, Danielle Savre is Maya Bishop, and Stefania Spampinato stars as Carina DeLuca.
Grey’s Anatomy’s James Pickens Jr. guest stars as Dr. Richard Webber. The guest cast also includes Colleen Foy as Inara, Ansel Sluyther-Obidos as Marcus, Lachlan Buchanan as Emmett Dixon, Pat Healy as Michael Dixon, and Sherry Vine as Rainbow Trout. Shangela Pierce is Ruby Red Slippers, Roxy Wood is Izzy Packing, Camden Garcia is Elizabeth Gaylor, Lauren Cook is Teresa, and Michael B. Silver is Parker Lowther.
“We Are Family” Plot: The future of Sullivan’s career hangs in the balance as his disciplinary hearing gets underway, and Ben, Dr. Richard Webber, Emmett Dixon, and former Fire Chief Dixon are called to testify. Meanwhile, the crew investigates an electrical fire at a neglected apartment building that serves as the home and performance space for some of Seattle’s most prominent drag queens.
Shangela and Grey Damon in ‘Station 19’ season 4 episode 3 (ABC)Boris Kodjoe in season 4 episode 3 (ABC)Boris Kodjoe in season 4 episode 3 (ABC)Shangela in season 4 episode 3 (ABC)James Pickens Jr and Boris Kodjoe in season 4 episode 3 (ABC)Danielle Savre in season 4 episode 3 (ABC)
Gage Marsh and Katheryn Winnick in ‘Big Sky’ season 1 episode 3 (ABC/Darko Sikman)
Season one episode three of ABC’s primetime drama Big Sky begins with the ingenious Grace Sullivan (Jade Pettyjohn) figuring out how to free herself from her chains. She immediately begins working on Danielle and Jerrie’s restraints once she’s loose.
The scene switches to kidnapper/long-haul trucker Ronald Pergman (Brian Geraghty) being confronted by his mom, Helen (Valerie Mahaffey), in their kitchen. She thinks there’s something off about her son and of course she’s right. The fruit didn’t fall far from the tree in this case as she’s more than a little “off” herself.
The conversation’s equally tense over at Montana State Trooper Rick Legarski’s place. His wife, Merilee (Brooke Smith), is considering leaving him and he responds by recalling his high school nickname of Big Rick. He believes it was given to him because of his high morals and the fact he could be counted on to do the right thing. Clearly, Rick (John Carroll Lynch) is delusional which makes him the perfect partner for psycho Ronald.
The hunt for the girls continues with Cassie (Kylie Bunbury) visiting Sheriff Tubb to find out what he’s doing to actively find the missing teens as well as ex-cop Cody Hoyt. It turns out he’s not doing much since they haven’t been gone long. Tubb already talked to Jenny Hoyt and he’s not going to be badgered into launching an investigation.
As Ronald hits the road, Danielle (Natalie Alyn Lind), Grace, and Jerrie (Jesse James Keitel) are busy trying to break out. It seems a little hopeless, but Grace is determined to keep trying.
After her unsuccessful attempt to light a fire under Sheriff Tubb, Cassie confronts Rick Legarski in front of The All In bar and grocery store. He reveals he knows she visited his ex-wife and he’s angry she was prying into his private life. Cassie doesn’t back down and lays out why she’s so suspicious. His failure to follow up on Cody and the missing teens has set her spidey senses tingling.
Rick threatens to arrest Cassie, admitting he doesn’t need evidence. He’s the law – she’s a Black woman. Case closed.
Cassie asks about the search warrant and when he doesn’t answer, she prepares to take off. Rick seems to understand the position he’s in and tries to adopt a more congenial tone which doesn’t work. She’s done with this jerk and doesn’t mind if he knows it.
Back in the basement, Grace is able to squeeze through an opening neither Danielle nor Jerri can fit through. The container they’re locked up in is in a larger basement, and the trap door to escape is locked. She finds a drain opening that’s also sealed but believes it could still be a way out.
Using a shovel, she loosens the cement around the drain cover. Grace switches to trying to pry open the cover.
Cassie returns to her office where Jenny (Katheryn Winnick) is on the phone providing an update to Danielle and Grace’s mother. After hanging up Jenny announces she’s heading to the Church of Glory and Transcendence since that’s where Cody was headed. She declares, “I’m done messing around,” as she takes off.
A short while later, Jenny arrives at the Church to see William Edwards. She identifies herself as Special Agent Jenny Hoyt to the faceless voice at the locked gate and explains she’s there to inquire about missing teenagers. She promises it won’t take long and admits she doesn’t have a warrant. Jenny adds the FBI would react with force if they knew about a cult in the woods near where the girls went missing, so it’s best not to escalate this if a simple conversation will suffice.
As she walks up to the main building, church members stare at her in distrust.
Back in the basement, Danielle screams at Grace that Ronald’s coming. The trap door opens as Grace falls through the floor into the tunnel. She moves quickly through the muck just as Ronald opens the locked container and discovers she’s missing.
Ronald’s the next to fall through the floor into the tunnel. He follows her and warns if she comes back, he won’t kill her sister. Just then the tunnel begins to collapse, forcing Ronald to return and Grace to continue on.
Jenny sits down for a chat with William Edwards and admits she’s an ex-cop turned private detective. She’s done her research and knows what his “church” is all about. Jenny confirms she’s searching for two missing girls as well as her ex-husband. William’s surprised about the husband, and Jenny says, “He’s missing too so I’m a bit of a wreck…with a gun…an armed wreck.”
Jenny explains Trooper Legarski told her this place is “an attractive nuisance for young women.” William claims the girls aren’t there and invites her to look around. He’ll also allow her access to his security camera footage.
Ronald informs Rick Legarski that Grace has escaped. He thinks she might have been buried alive, but Rick’s worried she’s made her way to freedom. He instructs Ronald to excavate the tunnel while he heads off to the end of the tunnel to see if he can spot her.
Danielle is worried Grace is dead but Jerrie’s holding out hope she got out.
Ronald uses a backhoe to dig up the tunnel. He finds her shoe but not Grace’s body.
Meanwhile, Rick’s in an ATV searching the woods while Grace heads toward the light at the end of the tunnel. She makes it out and takes off running. She removes her remaining shoe and gets off the dirt road, opting to run through the woods.
Jenny’s done with her church investigation and calls Cassie to let her know it was a dead end. There’s no sign of the girls or Cody on the security camera footage. They make a plan to meet at Jenny’s place later to compare notes.
Rick makes it to the end of the tunnel but he’s too late. Grace is already in the woods.
Ronald returns to the container and is immediately attacked by Danielle and Jerrie. He’s able to tase both before screaming at them that they don’t learn. (At least their attack knocked out one of his teeth so it wasn’t completely ineffective.)
Grace makes it to the riverbank, takes a quick sip of water, and sets off running again. She follows the bank while glancing back over her shoulder.
Rick’s on her tail, spotting her shoe where she entered the woods.
Jenny makes it home and her son, Justin (Gage Marsh), says he hasn’t heard any updates. She reminds him Cody’s disappeared before, but he knows this is different. He’s sure Cody’s dead this time. They hug and Jenny comforts him as he sobs into her shoulder.
Grace has to be getting chilly as there’s snow on the ground and now she’s without any footwear. She spots a fisherman in the river and calls out for help. He makes his way to the bank as she says quickly explains she was kidnapped with her sister and kept in a shed underground. She doesn’t know where exactly the shed is. Grace explains their abductor hit them with a cattle prod.
As Grace is rattling off her story, Rick listens in from the edge of the woods. The fisherman wants Grace to walk with him across the river to his truck on the other side.
John Carroll Lynch in ‘Big Sky’ season 1 episode 3 (ABC/Darko Sikman)
Rick takes aim and shoots the fisherman with an arrow. The arrow hits its mark, instantly killing him. Rick then approaches Grace and tries to convince her he only killed the man because he thought she was in danger. She tries to run by him, but he catches her arm. Grace reacts quickly and stabs him with a fishing hook, escaping his grasp.
As she runs off, Rick shoots another arrow and hits her in the thigh. She continues running so he fires again. Both arrows are now piercing her right thigh and she’s forced to stop. She screams in pain as he breaks off one end of an arrow and pulls the other end out. He does the same with the second arrow.
She passes out from the pain and he carries her back to his ATV. Grace is gagged and bound with duct tape, immobilized in the open trunk of the ATV. Next, he wraps the fisherman in a tarp and binds it with duct tape. He places his dead body in water (but not the nearby river) and it sinks below the surface.
Cassie arrives at Jenny’s place to discuss what they’ve discovered. Jenny thinks Cody learned too much and that’s why he’s disappeared. She realizes the odds of finding the girls alive are decreasing by the hour and now thinks Cassie’s right about Rick Legarski.
Cassie lists Rick Legarski’s police record, which is squeaky clean. The Western Sheriff Association even named him one of their top cops. Still, that said, she knows he’s bad. Jenny agrees and suggests they focus all their attention on Sheriff Legarski.
They both confess they’re not doing okay.
Rick brings Grace back to Ronald who’s relieved to see her back. Rick reminds Ronald he kidnapped the wrong girls. (Rick apparently enjoys stating the obvious.)
It’s Rick who puts Grace back in the locked container, warning Danielle and Jerrie not to talk to him as he lays her limp body on the floor.
Rick instructs Ronald to seal up the container and give them enough food to last a couple of days. They’ll stay away from the area and let things settle. After that, Rick has no idea what they’ll do.
Ronald goes about sealing the container while inside Danielle and Jerrie attempt to care for Grace’s horrible wounds. Grace reveals the cop who just dumped her off killed a fisherman who was trying to help her.
Ronald yells at them to shut up but Grace refuses. She screams she’s going to get out again and promises him she’s just getting started.
STXfilms just released the official trailer for the dramatic film The Mauritanian inspired by true events. In addition, the studio unveiled a new poster and four photos.
The film’s based on Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s bestselling memoir, Guantanamo Diary, which was adapted for the screen by M.B. Traven, Rory Haines, and Sohrab Noshirvani. Academy Award winner Kevin Macdonald (One Day in September) directs and Adam Ackland, Leah Clarke, Benedict Cumberbatch, Lloyd Levin, Beatriz Levin, Mark Holder, Christine Holder, Branwen Prestwood Smith, and Michael Bronner produced.
The big name cast includes two-time Oscar winner Jodie Foster (Silence of the Lambs, The Accused), Oscar nominee Benedict Cumberbatch (The Imitation Game), Emmy nominee Shailene Woodley (Big Little Lies), Tahar Rahim (The Serpent), Zachary Levi (Shazam!), and Saamer Usmani (Katy Keene).
The Mauritanian is a 30West and Topic Studios in partnership with BBC Film production.
STXfilms is targeting a February 19, 2021 release.
The Plot:
Captured by the U.S. Government, Mohamedou Ould Slahi (Rahim) languishes in prison for years without charge or trial. Losing all hope, Slahi finds allies in defense attorney Nancy Hollander (Foster) and her associate Teri Duncan (Woodley). Together they face countless obstacles in a desperate pursuit for justice. Their controversial advocacy, along with evidence uncovered by formidable military prosecutor, Lt. Colonel Stuart Couch (Cumberbatch), eventually reveals a shocking and far-reaching conspiracy.
Based on the New York Times bestselling memoir, this is the explosive true story of a fight for survival against all odds.
Benedict Cumberbatch in ‘The Mauritanian’ (Photo Credit: STXfilms)Jodie Foster stars in ‘The Mauritanian’Jodie Foster and Shailene Woodley (Photo Credit: STXfilms)Tahar Rahim in ‘The Mauritanian’ (Photo Credit: STXfilms)
