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A common occurrence with episodes that follow a series premiere is that it feels a certain need to replicate the beats of said premiere for viewers so that they can become familiar with the rhythms of the show. Doc's "Try Try Again" is no exception to that but not necessarily to its detriment.

Caution: This post contains Spoilers for Doc Season 1, Episode 2

A rough adjustment in Doc episode 2

We pick back up with Amy as she attempts to adjust to both being a patient and the uncertainty of her future as a doctor. One is easier for her to deal with than the other. While she is still healing, her CMO/ex-husband Michael — along with others in charge at the hospital — are hesitant to give her job back. It doesn't help that in the last few years, she has received enough complaints to give administrators pause. The implication made in...

An aspiring shoe designer’s dreams come true in Head Over Heels, an original Hallmark Channel movie. Premiering on Saturday, 31 August, the film stars Rebecca Dalton and Olivier Renaud. Addi, played by Dalton, has always aspired to follow in the footsteps of her idol, Delaney Diaz (Alexandra Castillo), a trailblazing female force in the luxury […]

Head Over Heels Hallmark Channel Movie Premiere Saturday August 31...

Photo: Olivier Renaud, Rebecca Dalton Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy Johnson Production Group

Rebecca Dalton and Olivier Renaud star in the new, original movie Head Over Heels on Hallmark Channel. Premiering on August 31, the movie is part of the network’s annual Summer Nights programming event. Read on to find out the plot of the movie and its cast, including images taken on the movie’s set.

Rebecca Dalton and Olivier Renaud in Head Over Heels on Hallmark Channel Photo: Alexandra Castillo, Curtis Legault, Laura Wilson Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy Johnson Production Group

According to the official press release, the movie tells the story of a shoe designer who finds her perfect fit while working for a formidable footwear icon. Addi (Dalton), the shoe designer, had always dreamed of being a shoe designer like her idol, the trailblazing female phenomenon, Delaney Diaz (Alexandra Castillo). She established her luxury shoe...

Hallmark’s final 2024 Summer Nights movie is called Head Over Heels. This stars Good Witch alum, Rebecca Dalton and Oliver Renaud.

“An aspiring shoe designer must be quick on her feet when she lands her dream fashion job.” Can an up-and-coming fashion designer find success and romance at the same time?

Here is more about this upcoming romcom.

Photo: Alexandra Castillo, Rebecca Dalton Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Courtesy Johnson Production Group What Is Hallmark’s Head Over Heels About?

“A designer is in over her head when she lands a job with a demanding shoe fashionista and a charming PR guru. Can she balance success and romance or will she fall head over heels trying?” Here is more about the new Hallmark romcom Head Over Heels.

According to the synopsis, Addi has had a big dream for years. She has wanted to design shoes. Her idol is Delaney Diaz. A trailblazer,...

Supersex is here to tell the story behind one of the biggest male pornstars this world has ever seen. The Netflix series follows the life story of popular pornstar Rocco Siffredi, from his childhood in Ortona, Italy to becoming a sexual sensation. Alessandro Borghi stars in the leading role of Siffredi, and he puts everything into his performance to portray a complex and damaged character. If you loved the character-based drama, themes of deep-seated psychological issues, and sex in Supersex then you should check out these similar shows next.

The Naked Director (Netflix) Credit – Netflix

It’s Supersex but Japanese and much more comedic and raunchy. Yes, we are talking about The Naked Director. Based on a novel titled Zenra Kantoku Muranishi Toru Den by Nobuhiro Motohashi, the semi-biographical Netflix series follows the life of Toru Muranishi, a very important figure in the Japanese porn industry. The series delves into...

Warning: Spoilers For Rabbit Hole Episode 8!The season 1 finale of Paramount Plus thriller Rabbit Hole brought the show to a predictably unpredictable conclusion. Rabbit Hole was inspired by the paranoid conspiracy thrillers of old such as Three Days of the Condor or The Parallax View, and it's the kind of show that excelled in pulling the rug out from viewers just as they felt they had a grip on the narrative. Rabbit Hole's season 1 finale "Ace in the Hole" was no different, and in addition to being a satisfying conclusion to the current story, it left some loose ends for a potential second season.

Watching Rabbit Hole's first seven episodes and summing up the story concisely is no mean feat but in broad strokes, it involved Kiefer Sutherland's corporate spy John Weir working with his mismatched team to expose a conspiracy to subvert American democracy. Weir worked...

This article contains spoilers for 24 and episodes 1 and 2 of Rabbit Hole.

Since Keifer Sutherland played one of the most iconic American heroes of television in 24, the established actor has tried to recapture the magic he did as CTU (Counter Terrorism Unit) agent Jack Bauer. With a few short stops on the big screen, Sutherland’s television resume was padded with stints on Designated Survivor, The Fugitive, and The First Lady, often trading in his typical role of saving the president, for playing the commander-in-chief.

Yet nothing matched the audience numbers or spoke to fans as much as his eight-plus seasons on 24. Until now.

While The Fugitive certainly had life or death situations and Designated Survivor had political espionage, they lacked the same kind of intrigue as the Fox drama that started it all. Rabbit Hole seems like a great companion piece for 24 as the twists, turns, and action-centered plot feels...

This article contains Legends of Tomorrow spoilers.

Legends of Tomorrow Season 6 Episode 14

As a longtime comics reader, one of they rules that gets ingrained early is “Unless you see a body, they’re not dead.” Superheroes in comics have been dying and coming back since the dawn of superheroes, but when there’s a corpse seen on screen, it’s much harder to undo.

So…uh…what about when someone goes from “breathing” to “truffle powder” on screen? He’s dead, right?

There’s certainly time (one episode) and ample opportunity (maybe he’s a mushroom now? Nobody knows how mushrooms work) to undo the events of tonight’s episode, but for the moment, John Constantine looks really super dead. And it happened on one of Legends of Tomorrow’s best episodes. Honestly, if I was going to ding “There Will Be Brood” for anything, it would be for packing too much in,...

"Death gives life meaning." Lifetime has just unveiled a new trailer and the premiere date for season two of Mary Kills People.The drama centers on Dr. Mary Harris (Caroline Dhavernas), a physician and single mother who operates a mercy-killing business on the side. The cast also includes Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro.Read More…...

Vulture WatchWill Dr. Harris keep putting the terminally ill out of their misery or end up on the business end of a lethal injection? Has the Mary Kills People TV show been cancelled or renewed for a second season on Lifetime? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Mary Kills People season two. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?  What's This TV Show About?A Canadian black comedy and mercy killing drama, Mary Kills People stars Caroline Dhavernas Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro. The Lifetime TV series centers on Dr. Mary Harris (Dhavernas). A physician and single mother, Mary also...

Vulture WatchWill Dr. Harris keep putting the terminally ill out of their misery or end up on the business end of a lethal injection? Has the Mary Kills People TV show been cancelled or renewed for a second season on Lifetime? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Mary Kills People season two. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?  What's This TV Show About?A Canadian black comedy and mercy killing drama, Mary Kills People stars Caroline Dhavernas Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro. The Lifetime TV series centers on Dr. Mary Harris (Dhavernas). A physician and single mother, Mary also...

Although series creator Tara Armstrong and star Caroline Dhavernas both want to make additional seasons of their new TV show, Canada's Global Television has not yet announced if Mary Kills People will be cancelled or renewed for season two. Is a renewal dependent on Lifetime's continued interest? How will the six-part first season perform in the Us TV ratings? Will the American audience extend the life of Mary Kills People, or will they deliver the death blow? Stay tuned.A black comedy and euthanasia drama, Mary Kills People also stars Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro. The Global and Lifetime TV series centers on Dr. Mary Harris (Dhavernas). A physician and single mother, Mary also operates a mercy-killing business on the side. She deeply believes people should be in...

It's alive. Lifetime has renewed its Mary Kills People TV show for a second season. A Canadian black comedy and mercy killing drama, Mary Kills People stars Caroline Dhavernas as Dr. Mary Harris, a physician and single mother who operates a euthanasia business on the side. The Lifetime TV series also stars Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro. Read More…...

Mary isn't quitting anytime soon. Recently, it was announced Global Television has renewed the TV series Mary Kills People for a second season.The dark dramedy, which airs on Lifetime in the U.S., stars Caroline Dhavernas as Mary Harris, a single mother and physician who also operates a mercy-killing business on the side. The cast also includes Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro.Read More…...

Network: LifetimeEpisodes: Ongoing (hour)Seasons: OngoingTV show dates: April 23, 2017 — presentSeries status: Has not been cancelledPerformers include: Caroline Dhavernas, Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro.TV show description:A Canadian black comedy-medical drama, the Mary Kills People TV show centers on Dr. Mary Harris (Dhavernas). A physician and single mother, Mary also operates a mercy-killing business on the side.She deeply believes people should be in control of their lives and their deaths. To Mary, that is liberty. Dying is not a crime.Dr. Des Bennet (Short) was Mary's co-worker at the hospital until he lost...

The Mary Kills People TV show debuts on Lifetime on April 23, 2017 at 10:00pm. The six-episode black comedy medical drama is a Canadian TV series that first aired on Global TV back January and February of this year. While Mary Kills People has not been cancelled or renewed for season two on Global, creator Tara Armstrong and star Caroline Dhavernas -- a veteran of cancelled TV series Hannibal and Wonderfalls -- are hoping for a renewal.A scripted series about euthanasia, Mary Kills People also stars Jay Ryan, Richard Short, Lyriq Bent, Greg Bryk, Abigail Winter, Grace Lynn Kung, Katie Douglas, Alexandra Castillo, Sebastien Roberts, Lola Flanery, Natalie Lisinska, and Jess Salgueiro.Read More…...

Network: ABC

Episodes: ?? (hour)

Seasons: One

TV show dates: September 24, 2013 -- October 1, 2013

Series status: Cancelled

Performers include: Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

TV show description:

This dramatic series follows a group of seven close-knit employees of the Gold Star Gas N' Shop in Queens, New York. They've been chipping into a lottery pool for years, never thinking they'd actually win -- but then, they do. While the money may or may not solve all of their individual problems, it will certainly change their friendships forever.

Bob Harris (Isiah Whitlock, Jr.) is the manager, the service station's unofficial patriarch for 25 years, and possibly the nicest man in the world. He wants to buy the Gold...

As expected, ABC has cancelled Lucky 7 after two low-rated episodes. The drama is the first of the 2013-14 season to fall.

Lucky 7 revolves around a group of service employees who form a workplace family and win the lottery together. The cast includes Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

The series debuted to a disappointing 1.3 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 4.43 million viewers. It was last in its timeslot. This week, the second episode plunged 46% to a 0.7 rating with 2.62 million. It quickly became the network's lowest-rated show.

ABC has pulled the show from the schedule effective immediately and will replace it with reruns of Scandal, a drama whose season debut hit a new series high last night.

The new season has just begun and it looks like ABC's Lucky 7 is already the frontrunner to be the first show cancelled.

Lucky 7 revolves around a a group of employees who work at a service station in Queens, New York. Their lives get turned upside down when they win millions of dollars in the lottery. The drama's ensemble cast includes Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

The series debuted last week to a very disappointing 1.3 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 4.43 million total viewers. It was in a distant third place in its timeslot, attracting less than half as many viewers as Chicago Fire.

After just one week, it's the second-lowest scripted series on ABC, behind only The Neighbors which airs...

ABC has tried ensemble dramas like Six Degrees, The Nine, and My Generation -- and they were all ratings disappointments and quickly cancelled. Will Lucky 7 be different and make it to a second season? We shall see.

Lucky 7 follows a group of service station employees who win the lottery. They think that the money will solve all of their problems but, of course, things become much more complicated. The show features the talents of Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos, and Isiah Whitlock, Jr.

The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the better the chances for survival. This chart will be updated as new ratings data becomes available -- usually the next day, around...

On ABC's new ensemble drama, Lucky 7, a group of seven gas station employees strike it rich with a winning lottery ticket. The cast includes Summer Bishil, Lorraine Bruce, Alexandra Castillo, Christine Evangelista, Stephen Louis Grush, Matt Long, Anastasia Phillips, Luis Antonio Ramos, and Isiah Whitlock Jr.

Will this series be lucky for ABC and bring big ratings? Is it lucky for viewers who are looking for a new dramatic TV series? Well, here's what some of the critics think:

Salt Lake Tribune: "Yes, TV can be serious. But it should also be entertaining. This is a drab downer of a show filled with characters who are, for the most part, hard to connect with. The money-can't-but-happiness message is delivered with all the subtIety of a baseball bat to the side of the head. It's hard to see that Lucky 7 is going any place...

Lucky 7 is yet another translation of British television for American audiences, and it’s about par for the course. While some efforts (mostly long ago and far away, with the exception of The Office) have come together to create long-lived, and beloved series, this isn’t an avenue of series creation that has a solid, recent track record.

Based on the British show, The Syndicate, it’s the story of a group of coworkers at a gas station who have been playing the same numbers for years, and fear for the jobs as rumors abound that the station is closing. All with their own monetary woes, which are laid out for us in great detail, this rag tag assortment of characters is about to find out that there are a lot of problems that come with their sudden riches.

The main trouble this show is going to have is in the translation of format.

Chicago – “Lucky 7,” debuting tonight on ABC to end their practically unprecedented attempt at an entire night of new programming, is a case of concept over actual character. The creators of this inert drama think cluttering their storytelling with various subplots will make up for the fact that you just don’t care about any of them. It’s a case of quantity over quality and that never works. I could be wrong but this one’s high on my list of shows that could be cancelled before Christmas.

Television Rating: 2.0/5.0

The premise of “Lucky 7” is one that I bet has been floating around pilot pitch meetings for years. What would you do if you and your co-workers actually won that lotto pool that you plug a buck or two into every week? How would it change your life? Your friendships? Your relationships? Such is the dynamic at the...

ABC Family’s Pretty Little Liars spin-off Ravenswood is making a major casting change ahead of filming its pilot next week.

Merritt Patterson (photo, left) will replace Elizabeth Whitson as one of the series’ leading ladies, Olivia, TVLine has confirmed. Patterson had previously been cast as Olivia’s best friend, but has since been bumped up due to “the direction the character is now headed.”

Whitson, as a result, will exit the project. The Hollywood Reporter first reported on the recast.

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