Lachlan Buchanan and Boris Kodjoe in ‘Station 19’ season 3 episode 7 (ABC/Richard Cartwright)
ABC’s officially renewed the dramatic series Station 19 for a fourth season. The decision wasn’t difficult as season three is the show’s most-watched season. Plus, the series has consistently been the #1 broadcast series on Thursdays at 8pm ET/PT.
Season three is averaging 13.5 million viewers.
Krista Vernoff (Grey’s Anatomy) executive produces and serves as the showrunner. Shonda Rhimes, Betsy Beers, and Paris Barclay also executive produce. Barclay (Sons of Anarchy) is a producing director.
“Krista Vernoff is a sharp, superb storyteller and we’re so grateful to her – along with the talented cast and crew – for all they’ve done to make Station 19 thrive this season,” stated Karey Burke, president, ABC Entertainment. “This addictive, rich show is hitting series highs this year for a reason, and we can’t wait to deliver more great stories to our passionate audience.”
The cast of season three 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 is Victoria Hughes, Jay Hayden is Travis Montgomery, Okieriete Onaodowan is Dean Miller, Danielle Savre is Maya Bishop, and Miguel Sandoval plays Captain Pruitt Herrera.
The Plot, Courtesy of ABC:
Station 19 follows a group of heroic Seattle firefighters as they put their lives and hearts on the line. The series takes us inside the tough, tight-knit and sometimes heartbreaking world of the city’s bravest first responders.
Fox’s popular medical drama The Resident continues with season three episode 18, “So Long, Dawn Long.” Episode 18 will air on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 8pm ET/PT.
The cast of season three includes Matt Czuchry as Dr. Conrad Hawkins, Emily VanCamp as Nicolette “Nic” Nevin, Bruce Greenwood as Dr. Randolph Bell, and Manish Dayal as Dr. Devon Pravesh. Shaunette Renee Wilson plays Dr. Mina Okafor, Malcolm-Jamal Warner is Dr. AJ Austin, Jane Leeves is Dr. Kitt Voss, and Glenn Morshower is Marshall Winthrop. Morris Chestnut joins the cast as Dr. Barrett Cain.
“So Long, Dawn Long” Plot – Conrad finds himself caught between his duties as a doctor and his loyalty to Kit when he discovers that her son-in-law may be suffering from a serious disease. While moonlighting at a long-term care facility, Devon and Nic make a shocking discovery about a former patient who fell victim to Cain’s manipulative practices.
Meanwhile, after jumping into a new opportunity as a TV doctor, Bell is left without any surgeries and The Raptor brings him in to help on an important case.
The Season 3 Plot, Courtesy of Fox:
Entering its third season, The Resident continues to rip back the curtain and reveal the truth of what really happens, both good and bad, in hospitals across the country. The provocative medical drama follows a group of doctors at Chastain Memorial Hospital, as they face personal and professional challenges on a daily basis while fighting for their patients.
In season three, Red Rock Mountain Medical has taken over, inserting its own doctors – including new neurosurgeon Dr. Barrett Cain – and nurses into the well-oiled machine that was once Chastain Memorial Hospital, and causing the doctors to fight harder than ever against the corrupting influence of money in healthcare. The hospital is being run like a profit-hungry corporation – reaping huge financial gains, while risking the lives of its patients.
Dr. Randolph Bell is well-aware of the dangerous deal he has made with Red Rock in order to get Chastain out of its financial crisis and, as a result, initially turns a blind eye to the new corporate mantra of profits over patients. It’s not long before Dr. Conrad Hawkins incurs Red Rock’s fury when he confronts the problems head-on, becoming a whistleblower. The good fight he leads could ultimately threaten everything he holds dear, including his ability to practice medicine.
The Justice League of young healthcare providers must unite to fight for and with him, with Nicolette “Nic” Nevins in the lead. Nic attempts to recover from a devastating personal loss by throwing herself into patient care and her work for the uninsured through her clinic.
Dr. Devon Pravesh will find himself rotating out of the ER and gaining experience and power of his own in new positions within the hospital, eventually moving up to a first-year resident. Dr. AJ Austin will continue to bond with his mentee, the exceptionally talented surgeon, Dr. Mina Okafor. She’ll be his support as he navigates a relationship with his complicated biological family, while striving to maintain one with the parents who raised him. Okafor will be faced with a potential new family dynamic of her own, when her best friend, Adaku, who carries the BRCA breast cancer gene, returns pregnant with no father in the picture.
Meanwhile, the power and ruthlessness of new neurosurgeon Dr. Cain takes the hospital by storm. He embodies all the evil that can result when doctors care more for the bottom line than for their patients. Dr. Kitt Voss is the first to realize that his charm hides a medical demon, but standing against him could have serious consequences for her future. Cain’s ability to generate millions for Chastain leaves him free to exact swift revenge on those who oppose him – and no one is off-limits.
“Lately I’ve been sensing there is something wrong with the Speed Force,” says Wally West (Keiynan Lonsdale) to Barry (Grant Gustin) on his return to Central City in season six episode 14 of The CW’s The Flash.
Episode 14 begins with an exciting scene of a helicopter crashing over Central City. Kid Flash returns to pick up the mantle and use his speedster powers to not only save the passengers and pilot but to dismantle the helicopter while it’s crashing so that the pieces harmlessly land on the ground. Welcome back, Kid Flash! The reunion happens, of course, at S.T.A.R. Labs where a party’s thrown for Wally by Team Flash.
In the Mirror Dimension, Eva (Efrat Dor) uses her meta powers so Iris (Candice Patton) can watch the party. Iris comments on how happy Wally looks and wishes she could be with all of them. Eva overdoes it with her powers and her hand starts to shake. Mirror Iris’ hands begin to shake as well and she spills champagne all over. At just that moment Cisco (Carlos Valdes) returns from his travels to chronicle and categorize all the new metas and changes since Crisis. Everyone welcomes him home with open arms and warm hugs, and the partying continues.
When the party finally breaks up, everyone heads out and Barry and Wally use their speed powers to clean up. Barry has a “hiccup” with his powers and trips and falls to the ground. Wally asks him about it and Barry claims it’s nothing.
Wally confesses he’s sensing something is wrong with the Speed Force and that’s the real reason he came home – to talk to him about it. He asks when was the last time Barry spoke to the Speed Force and Barry admits he can’t remember. He assures Wally nothing is wrong.
The same meta who attacked the helicopter attacks the woman passenger who was saved by Kid Flash and uses her powers to kill her by aging her up. Later, Barry and Joe (Jesse L. Martin) investigate the killing with the help of Cisco and discover this new meta has the same powers as The Turtle in season two. In fact, Cisco has her in his new metahuman enemies book already. Her name…are you ready?…is Turtle 2. (Not Cisco’s finest nickname work.)
At S.T.A.R. Labs, Cisco’s working on a device that should hopefully neutralize the Turtle’s powers when Nash (Tom Cavanagh) arrives and welcomes him home. Nash quickly begins asking Cisco if he saw anyone on his travels from any other Earths. Cisco, starting to get annoyed, says all the other Earths don’t exist so no he didn’t. Nash pushes the question and they get into a yelling match. Nash storms off, almost walking into Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) who asks if she can help him. He quickly grunts out no as he walks on.
Wally meets up with Mirror Iris and she reveals that last fall before Crisis Barry and the Speed Force had an incident. Kamilla (Victoria Park) snaps a photo of the siblings with a new camera Cisco brought back with him. Mirror Iris demands Kamilla delete the photo right away, lying and saying she shouldn’t be taking photos of the staff of The Citizen. Wally leaves to go confront Barry.
Wally finds Barry in his CSI office and asks what happened between him and the Speed Force before Crisis. Barry confesses he ended up attacking the Speed Force due to Bloodwork’s mind games and now the Speed Force doesn’t want to talk to him. As they’re talking, lightning begins happening all around them and everything turns green.
Barry and Wally are in the Speed Force which has taken the look of Joe’s old house. Barry goes into his room and finds his mother/the Speed Force (Michelle Harrison) lying on his bed looking dreadful. She reveals the Speed Force is dying because of what he did. Barry and Wally are quickly removed out of the Speed Force and back to Barry’s CSI office. Wally loses it and starts yelling at Barry saying it’s all his fault and now it’s too late to fix the Speed Force.
Nash is about to go into Ralph’s office when he sees two red eyes in the distance that quickly race at him.
Barry uses Gideon to return to the Speed Force to see if he can save it from dying. He sees his mother again and he apologizes for attacking the Speed Force. She tells him that’s not why the Speed Force is dying. It’s because when he took Spectre’s power to become his full potential to help save the universe during Crisis it allowed a substance to enter the Speed Force and contaminated it. Barry apologizes and starts to cry, realizing he truly did kill the Speed Force. The Speed Force forgives him and confirms he did the right thing saving the universe.
Just before it dies, the Speed Force tells Barry choosing him was the best decision it ever made and that it loves him.
Wally visits his dad and explains what happened with the Speed Force. He again blames Barry and starts bad-mouthing him. Joe explains Barry will blame himself harder than he or anyone else ever could. Wally starts to regret what he said to Barry and Joe reminds him of how he was when he first met Joe, Iris, and Barry – that he was an angry, confused teenager who finally came into his own. Wally thanks Joe and goes to see Barry.
At S.T.A.R. Labs, Caitlin talks to Cisco about ignoring her and Nash. He admits that now he’s back, he feels like he’s back where he started. Caitlin tells him to go talk to Nash and she’ll take over creating Velocity 9 to stop Turtle 2.
Wally finds Barry and they apologize to each other and agree that Barry made the only call during Crisis that he could. Caitlin alerts them she’s located Turtle 2 and she’s right outside the CCPD.
Cisco visits Nash, starts to apologize, and asks him to help work on Velocity 9. He’s then immediately wary when he notices Nash has closed the door and is looking at him differently. “You’re not Nash,” says Cisco, just before Nash attacks him.
Nash tries to speed vibrate his hand to kill Cisco but can’t. Cisco realizes Eobard Thawne has taken over Nash but can’t use his powers while in Nash’s body. The two fight and Cisco headbutts Thawne while Thawne says he doesn’t need his powers to kill Cisco. Just as Thawne’s starting to win the fight, Cecile (Danielle Nicolet) tasers him and knocks him out. She was right next door at The Citizen and heard the fight.
Caitlin’s unable to wait for Cisco and gives Barry and Wally her concoction of the Velocity 9 to use against Turtle 2. The two speedsters team up and take her on just as she’s about to kill Joe using her time-slowing powers. The Flash is able to distract her and gives Joe the Velocity 9 to inject into her, which he does.
Later that night, Barry tells Mirror Iris about the death of the Speed Force. She says maybe it’s for the best and maybe he wasn’t meant to be The Flash forever. Cisco calls and says Barry needs to come to the pipeline to see something right away.
Wally heads out to leave on his next Peace Corps mission. Before he leaves, he asks Joe to keep an eye on Iris. Something about her seems off.
At S.T.A.R. Labs, Cisco and Barry confront Nash who’s now been taken over by Thawne and is locked up in the pipeline. Barry asks Thawne what he wants and Thawne replies, “What I always want, to kill you and I’m being patient. I can’t wait to slit your throat. When I do, when I get out…believe me, I will get out…I’m going to kill you, then I’m going to kill your family and then I’m going to kill your friends, starting with Nash.”
Barry assures Thawne he and his team will stop him, but Thawne says that in a few weeks Barry will be powerless because the Speed Force is dead. Barry’s surprised Thawne’s aware of that development. Thawne taunts Barry for trusting and believing in a pathetic force. “That’s why I built my own,” says the evil speedster. With an intense stare and evil tone, Thawne finishes with a threat. “I’m coming…I’m coming for you!”
A little later in the main cortex Barry brings Cisco and Caitlin up to speed about the Speed Force dying. Cisco and Caitlin suggest studying the Specter energy but Barry tells them he has a different plan. He points out that Thawne created the negative Speed Force so he wants to build an artificial Speed Force with their help.
The final scene of the episode shows Kamilla at The Citizen looking at the camera and finding the photo she took of Wally and Mirror Iris. It shows Mirror Iris as some sort of mirror entity. Mirror Iris surprises her and shoots Kamilla with the mirror gun.
The Flash Season 6 Episode 14 Review:
Emotional, intense, and moving, episode 14 titled “Death of the Speed Force” reveals the true fallout of what Barry and Spectre did during Crisis, saving the universe but destroying the Speed Force in the process. The episode also has an impressive opening action sequence with Kid Flash’s return saving the people on the helicopter and speed dismantling it.
There are many standout performances, but it’s Tom Cavanagh’s performance as Thawne – now in Nash’s body – that elevates the episode to the level of greatness that was the first season. The way he uses his voice and the looks he gives Barry and Cisco as he talks about killing everyone is truly chilling. It has always been the threat of Thawne (the show’s best villain) defeating and killing The Flash that has made the best storyline in the series.
With Wally, Joe, and Barry starting to notice Mirror Iris isn’t acting the way Iris would, it’s only a matter of time before they realize they have a dangerous stranger among them. Barry, Cisco, and Caitlin better work fast on creating the new Speed Force if they hope to stop Thawne from accomplishing his goal.
There are only two more episodes left in season one of Paramount Network’s comedic drama, 68 Whiskey. Episode nine, “No Good Deed,” will air tonight at 10pm ET/PT and we’ve got an exclusive clip to show off, courtesy of Paramount Network.
The minute and a half clip features series stars Cristina Rodlo as Rosa Alvarez and Sam Keeley as Cooper Roback. In the clip, Alvarez and Roback have to sell the story that they’re completely head-over-heels in love and couldn’t resist getting married.
The cast of season one also includes Jeremy Tardy as Mekhi Davis, Gage Golightly as Grace Durkin, Beth Riesgraf as Major Sonia Holloway, and Lamont Thompson as Col. Harlan Austin. Nicholas Coombe is Private Anthony Petrocelli, Derek Theler is Sasquatch, Aaron Glenane is Chef Colin Gale, Artur is Khalil, Omar Maskati is Qasem, and Usman Ally plays Captain Hazara.
68 Whiskey comes from Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Entertainment and CBS Television Studios. Emmy nominee Roberto Benabib (Weeds) created, writes, and serves as the showrunner. Benabib also executive produces along with Grazer, Howard, Samie Kim Falvey, Efrat Shmaya Dror, Danna Stern, Francie Calfo, and Michael Lehmann.
The “No Good Deed” Plot: The gang discovers the solution to many of their problems, but getting their hands on it won’t be easy. Holloway gets a surprise visit. Davis struggles with a major decision.
68 Whiskey Description:
68 Whiskey is a dark comedy following a multicultural mix of men and women deployed as Army medics to a forward operating base in Afghanistan nicknamed “The Orphanage.” Together, they endure a dangerous and Kafkaesque world that leads to self-destructive appetites, outrageous behavior, intense camaraderie and occasionally, a profound sense of purpose.
Cristina Rodlo and Sam Keeley in ’68 Whiskey’ season 1 (Photo Credit: Paramount Network)
The team tracks a couple of psycho serial killers on CBS’s FBI: Most Wanted season one episode eight. Directed by Elodie Keene from a script by Dwaine Worrell, episode eight – “Predators” – will air on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT.
Season one stars Julian McMahon as Jess LeCroix, Kellan Lutz as Kenny Crosby, Roxy Sternberg as Sheryll Barnes, Keisha Castle-Hughes as Hana Gibson, and Nathaniel Arcand as Clinton Skye. Yaya Gosselin, Lorne Cardinal, and Irene Bedard are season one recurring guest stars.
Sam Strike, Lizzy DeClement, Lindsay Mushett, Brian O’Neill, Tina Benko, Megan Quinn, and Colin Wulff guest star in “Predators.” Episode eight guest stars also include Jason Dietz, Tom Ukah, Carolina Do, Bill Winkler, and Sonya Balmores.
“Predators” Plot – When a domineering man and his girlfriend embark on a terrifying multi-state killing spree, the team races to find a pattern behind the deranged couple’s seemingly random acts of extreme violence. Also, Jess worries he’s being left out of Tali’s life when he finds out his daughter has already won an award at school.
The Season 1 Plot:
From Emmy Award-winning producer Dick Wolf and the team behind FBI and the Law & Order franchise, FBI: Most Wanted is a high-stakes drama that focuses on the Fugitive Task Force, which relentlessly tracks and captures the notorious criminals on the Bureau’s Most Wanted list. This group of highly skilled agents functions as a mobile undercover unit that’s always out in the field, tirelessly pursuing those who are most desperate to elude justice.
Overseeing the team is Jess LaCroix, a seasoned, enigmatic agent at the top of his game who is called upon to apprehend the most elusive and dangerous fugitives. His trusted crew includes Sheryll Barnes, an ex-NYPD detective with a psych degree and first-rate street smarts; analyst Hana Gibson, a master of data-mining and social engineering; communications expert Kenny Crosby, an Army intel vet Jess has taken under his wing; and Jess’ brother-in-law, Clinton Skye, a deadly marksman with a law degree. These elite agents are always at the ready to answer the call, picking up the trail to hunt down and catch the “most wanted.”
Bull defends a doctor accused of anthrax attacks on CBS’s Bull season four episode 17. Directed by Randy Zisk from a script by Sarah H. Haught, episode 17 – “The Invisible Woman” – airs on Monday, March 16, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT.
The cast is led by Michael Weatherly as Dr. Jason Bull, Freddy Rodriguez as Benny Colón, Geneva Carr as Marissa Morgan, Jamie Lee Kirchner as Danny James, Christopher Jackson as Chunk Palmer, and MacKenzie Meehan as Taylor Rentzel.
Episode 17 guest stars include Brooke Bloom, Murphy Guyer, Robert Montano, Alison Chace, Antoinette LaVecchia, Jonathan Walker, and Seth Gilliam. Cathy Salvodon, Christian Conn, Lilly Brown, Lionel Moise, Kent Shocknek, Denise Pillot, Margaret Reed, and Dominique Allen Lawson also guest star.
“The Invisible Woman” Plot – Bull takes on the trial defense of Dr. Natalie Reznick (Bloom), an expert on anthrax, who is accused of orchestrating a series of anthrax attacks that terrorize the city. While the facts are against her, Bull sets out to prove the city was in such a rush to get the bacteria off the streets and calm the public’s hysteria, they arrested the wrong person.
Bull Series Details, Courtesy of CBS:
Bull stars Michael Weatherly as Dr. Jason Bull in a drama inspired by the early career of Dr. Phil McGraw, the founder of one of the most prolific trial-consulting firms of all time. Brilliant, brash and charming, Dr. Bull is the ultimate puppet master as he combines psychology, human intuition and high-tech data to learn what makes jurors, attorneys, witnesses and the accused tick. His personal life proves harder to manage as he tries to live a healthier lifestyle following a heart attack and learns he is expecting a child with his ex-wife.
Bull employs an enviable team of experts at Trial Analysis Corporation to shape successful narratives down to the very last detail. This includes his quick-witted former brother-in-law, Benny Colón, a lawyer who acts as defense attorney in the company’s mock trials; Marissa Morgan, a neurolinguistics expert from the Department of Homeland Security who monitors shifting jury reactions in real-time for Bull; former NYPD detective Danny James, the firm’s tough but relatable investigator; Taylor Rentzel, a working mother and former colleague of Marissa’s who is an expert in coding and computer hacking; and Chunk Palmer, a former all-American lineman and stylist-turned-law student who helps clients prepare their look and testimony for trial.
In high-stakes trials, Bull’s combination of remarkable insight into human nature, three Ph.D.’s and a top-notch staff creates winning strategies that tip the scales of justice in his clients’ favor.
AMC’s been teasing out details on The Walking Dead: World Beyond for the last few months. Today, AMC unveiled a brand new trailer for the series along with the official poster and more photos.
The Walking Dead: World Beyond is a two-season limited event series that takes place in The Walking Dead universe. Season one is set to premiere on Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 10pm ET/PT. The series will move to its normal timeslot of Sundays at 9pm ET/PT on April 19th.
The cast of the limited series includes Aliyah Royale, Alexa Mansour, Annet Mahendru, Nicolas Cantu, Hal Cumpston, Nico Tortorella, and Julia Ormond. Scott M. Gimple and showrunner Matt Negrete co-created the new series and executive produce with Robert Kirkman, Gale Anne Hurd, David Alpert, and Brian Bockrath.
The Plot, Courtesy of AMC:
“The Walking Dead: World Beyond expands the universe of The Walking Dead, delving into a new mythology and story that follows the first generation raised in a surviving civilization of the post-apocalyptic world.
Two sisters along with two friends leave a place of safety and comfort to brave dangers, known and unknown, living and undead on an important quest. Pursued by those who wish to protect them and those who wish to harm them, a tale of growing up and transformation unfurls across dangerous terrain, challenging everything they know about the world, themselves and each other. Some will become heroes. Some will become villains. But all of them will find the truths they seek.”
Alexa Mansour as Hope, Aliyah Royale as Iris, Hal Cumpston as Silas, and Nicolas Cantu as Elton in ‘The Walking Dead: World Beyond’ (Photo Credit: Jojo Whilden/AMC)Aliyah Royale as Iris, Alexa Mansour as Hope, Hal Cumpston as Silas, and Nicolas Cantu as Elton in season 1 (Photo Credit: Sarah Shatz/AMC)Annet Mahendru as Huck and Alexa Mansour as Hope in season 1 (Photo Credit: Sarah Shatz/AMC)Nico Tortorella as Felix in season 1 (Photo Credit: Macall Polay/AMC)A scene from season 1 (Photo Credit: Macall Polay/AMC)
Melissa Roxburgh as Michaela Stone in ‘Manifest’ season 2 episode 9 (Photo by: Peter Kramer/NBC)
“You know what happened to Flight 828?” asks Ben (Josh Dallas) to his son Cal (Jack Messina) after he’s had another calling in season two episode nine of NBC’s mystery drama, Manifest.
Episode nine begins with Cal dreaming of being on Flight 828 with his dad and Michaela (Melissa Roxburgh). He sees lightning out the window and a bright glowing white light. He whispers, “It’s all connected.”
Cal wakes from his dream breathing heavy and begins frantically looking around the house as a storm whips up outside.
Zeke (Matt Long) treats Michaela to a homemade breakfast in their apartment. They talk about maybe taking a year off and traveling if Dr. Saanvi Bahl (Parveen Kaur) is really able to create a cure for Zeke and save him from the death date.
Back at the Stone home, T.J. (Garrett Wareing) is staying over until he’s healed from the wounds he received during the nightclub fire. He and Olive (Luna Blaise) dig into the journal again trying to decipher its meaning. They’re committed to discovering more clues to surviving the death date.
Cal, meanwhile, struggles to try to build something he saw in his calling. He can’t quite remember what it was he saw and is getting more and more frustrated as the minutes pass by.
At the precinct, Michaela gets pulled into an Internal Affairs investigation regarding the information she gave Captain Bowers on Jared. Early on during the interview, it becomes clear the two detectives from Internal Affairs are trying to steer the investigation into Michaela and the nightclub fire instead of Jared. They ask questions about why she seems so determined to ruin the career of Jared – her former lover and partner – and how it appears she has a vendetta against him.
Realizing she’s the target of the investigation, Michaela asks for her union rep to be present.
Zeke shows up at Saanvi’s office to start treatment and he quickly realizes she’s wired and keeps repeating herself. After this goes on for a while, he tells her he thinks she’s in real trouble and asks if he can get a doctor to take a look at her. She initially says no but finally tells him she trusts her ex, Alex Bates (Sydney Morton). Zeke, seriously concerned about Saanvi’s mental health, Zeke heads to Alex’s office to seek help.
Back at the Stone home, the storm’s getting worse outside and Cal’s still struggling to build what he can’t quite remember from his calling. Ben offers to help and asks him to try hard to remember. Cal says it was like a spiderweb with a plane trapped in it.
T.J. and Olive continue to pour over the journal and figure out the author, Al-Zuras, thought the callings were a curse. They believed after fixing something a calling warned them about, something bad would happen to one of them. Al-Zuras and his men decided to set out to find a way to get rid of the callings.
At the precinct, Michaela’s union rep defends her from the two Internal Affairs detectives who seem determined to tie Michaela to the nightclub fire. Concurrently, Jared (J.R. Ramirez) speaks with Captain Bowers (Andrene Ward-Hammond). He’s worried about the investigation and how he could be implicated, but Bowers assures him she has his back.
Once more to the Stone home we go and there’s a lot going on. Olive asks about a Silver Dragon while T.J. has become convinced he shouldn’t have survived the fire and this latest calling could be because of him. Cal becomes more and more upset and frustrated over not being able to build what he can’t remember. Grace (Athena Karkanis) is feeling seasick and Ben is getting short-tempered. He warns everyone the storm’s getting to them and Olive, clearly puzzled, asks what he’s talking about. Ben and T.J. point to the big storm outside, but Olive proves to them it’s actually a sunny day.
Ben realizes the storm he, T.J., Grace, and Cal are seeing is a calling. Ben calls Michaela and leaves her a message asking if she’s experiencing the same calling.
Zeke’s able to convince Alex to check on Saanvi and she quickly figures out after doing a few tests that Saanvi’s dopamine level is off the charts. Alex gives Saanvi a shot that should help and that also puts her to sleep.
Meanwhile, Ben has T.J. and Olive continue deciphering the book. They discover Al-Zuras and his men started to go mad trying to get rid of the callings. Ben sees a flash of lightning in the dark sky and realizes his family is experiencing what Al-Zuras and his men went through.
Jared goes to see Simon White (Maury Ginsberg), upset about the Internal Affairs investigation. He claims he wouldn’t have given him and the Xers her files if he knew it was going to get him investigated. Simon tells him to relax, assuring him he has allies at the NYPD. Simon also tells Jared that passengers of Flight 828 can see the future and might even be able to manipulate it. “Michaela is a threat,” warns Simon.
It’s clear Internal Affairs is trying to tie Michaela to the nightclub fire, hinting that she might have caused it just so she could rush in and be a hero. Michaela strongly denies it and her union rep declares she’s being railroaded.
Michaela changes her mind and offers to answer all of Internal Affairs’ questions. Michaela indicates she’s willing to talk about everything Jared has done that’s not by the book. Her rep intervenes and says he wants the investigation to be moved downtown, hinting there are too many ears at this precinct. He also needs to give Jared, another detective he’s assigned to protect, a heads-up about the course the investigation has taken.
Garrett Wareing as TJ Morrison, Josh Dallas as Ben Stone, Jack Messina as Cal Stone, and Athena Karkanis as Grace Stone in ‘Manifest’ season 2 episode 9 (Photo by: Peter Kramer/NBC)
Back at the Stone house, Ben finally realizes what Cal’s trying to build; it’s the mast from the ship Al-Zuras and his men were on during the storm. As soon as they finish making it Ben, Cal, Grace, and T.J. experience another calling and find themselves on the ship. They look up in the stormy night sky and see flashes of lightning. They also discover the Silver Dragon in the sky referenced in the book is Flight 828. The calling ends and they find themselves back in the house with the sun now brightly shining outside.
Saanvi wakes up and apologizes to Alex for involving her in her work and for making her worry. She wants Alex to go back to her family. Alex tells Saanvi to take care of herself and to be safe.
At the precinct, Michaela and her union rep come out of the interrogation room and Jared recognizes the rep as an Xer member who’s friends with Simon. Bowers speaks to the two Internal Affairs detectives and learns the remainder of Michaela’s testimony will take place downtown. Jared realizes Michaela’s going to be killed en route to the neutral location. He intervenes and arrests Michaela on charges of arson, conspiracy to commit arson, and homicide. Michaela gets incredibly upset, yelling at Jared as he handcuffs her and takes her away.
Ben and T.J. talk and Ben has realized Al-Zuras was saying the only hope to survive is to follow the callings and that all other paths lead to disaster. Ben says Saanvi out loud as it dawns on him her search for a cure will put her in danger and could lead her to madness. T.J. and Ben also realize Saanvi is in the drawing of the crew onboard Al-Zuras’ boat.
Episode nine’s final scene is of Michaela swearing she’ll pay back Jared even if she has to tear down the entire precinct. Jared tells her to shut up as he puts her in a holding cell. As he locks the door he says, “I just saved your life!”
Disney’s released a new trailer and poster for the theme park-inspired action-adventure film, Jungle Cruise. The trailer sets up the big adventure researcher Dr. Lily Houghton (Emily Blunt) and riverboat captain Frank Wolff (Dwayne Johnson) embark on in search of a mythical tree with magical healing powers.
The cast also includes Edgar Ramirez (American Crime Story), Jack Whitehall (Good Omens), Jesse Plemons (Breaking Bad), and Paul Giamatti (Billions).
Jaume Collet-Serra (The Shallows, Run All Night) directed from a screenplay by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa (story by Ficarra, Requa, and Michael Green). John Davis, John Fox, Dwayne Johnson, Hiram Garcia, Dany Garcia and Beau Flynn produce, with Scott Sheldon and Doug Merrifield executive producing.
Disney will release Jungle Cruise in theaters on July 24, 2020.
The Plot:
“Join fan favorites Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt for the adventure of a lifetime on Disney’s Jungle Cruise, a rollicking thrill-ride down the Amazon with wisecracking skipper Frank Wolff and intrepid researcher Dr. Lily Houghton. Lily travels from London, England to the Amazon jungle and enlists Frank’s questionable services to guide her downriver on La Quila—his ramshackle-but-charming boat. Lily is determined to uncover an ancient tree with unparalleled healing abilities—possessing the power to change the future of medicine.
Thrust on this epic quest together, the unlikely duo encounters innumerable dangers and supernatural forces, all lurking in the deceptive beauty of the lush rainforest. But as the secrets of the lost tree unfold, the stakes reach even higher for Lily and Frank and their fate—and mankind’s—hangs in the balance.”
Dwayne Johnson is Frank and Emily Blunt is Lily in Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’Dwayne Johnson is Frank and Jack Whitehall is Macgregor in Disney’s ‘Jungle Cruise’
Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel Audubon, Simone Missick as Lola Carmichael and Todd Williams as Robin Taylor in ‘All Rise’ season 1 episode 18 (Photo: Tina Thorpe / 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)
Trouble’s brewing for Lola and Mark on CBS’s All Rise season one episode 18. Episode 18, “The Tale of Three Arraignments,” was directed by Claudia Yarmy from a script by Denitria Harris-Lawrence.
Episode 18 airs on Monday, March 16, 2020 at 9pm ET/PT. Guest stars include Ryan Michelle Bathe, Nicholas Christopher, Raven Bowens, Greg Tarzan Davis, Steven Williams, Michael Beach, Andrew Hwang, and Romeo Brown.
Season one of the drama stars Simone Missick as Lola Carmichael, Wilson Bethel as Mark Callan, Marg Helgenberger as Lisa Benner, Jessica Camacho as Emily Lopez, J. Alex Brinson as Luke Watkins, Lindsay Mendez as Sara Castillo, and Ruthie Ann Miles as Sherri Kansky.
Reggie Lee, Lindsey Gort, Todd Williams, Audrey Corsa, and Suzanne Cryer are recurring guest stars.
“The Tale of Three Arraignments” Plot – Lola and Mark find themselves in trouble for pushing their bosses too hard in their pursuit of justice and fair play. As punishment, Lola is assigned to arraignment court for the week, while Mark is bumped down to the Charge Evaluation Unit. Also, their best friend from law school, powerhouse attorney Rachel Audubon (Ryan Michelle Bathe), is there to witness it all.
Details on All Rise, Courtesy of CBS:
“All Rise is a courthouse drama that follows the chaotic, hopeful and sometimes absurd lives of its judges, prosecutors and public defenders, as they work with bailiffs, clerks and cops to get justice for the people of Los Angeles amidst a flawed legal process. Among them is newly appointed Judge Lola Carmichael (Missick), a highly regarded and impressive deputy district attorney who doesn’t intend to sit back on the bench in her new role, but instead leans in, immediately pushing the boundaries and challenging the expectations of what a judge can be.”
Simone Missick as Lola Carmichael, Todd Williams as Robin Taylor, and Nicholas Christopher as David Sanders in episode 18 (Photo: Tina Thorpe / 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)Lindsay Mendez as Sara Castillo and Jessica Camacho as Emily Lopez in season 1 episode 18 (Photo: Tina Thorpe / 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)Ryan Michelle Bathe as Rachel Audubon and Simone Missick as Lola Carmichael in season 1 episode 18 (Photo: Tina Thorpe / 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)Simone Missick as Lola Carmichael and Ruthie Ann Miles as Sherri Kansky in episode 18 (Photo: Tina Thorpe / 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc)
